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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-08-11
RUIN TO THE COUNTRY.

RUIN TO TIE COUNTRf.
As it required great war to rid the
country of slavery, so do believe if
this encouragement of Chinese emigra-
ton is continued, it will bring ruin to
the country. They will come over here
in swarms. II, as Mr. Casserly said,
they are skillfnl, Industrious, ETC., then
they are the more dangerous. But !
am opposed to them whether superior
or inferior. They arc a different race
and color. We do not want to mix
with them. The types Of. the different
families are as distinct now as they
were centuries ago, and they will be
kept distinct. 1t is the same with the
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-08-11
SPEECH OF Mr.. FINLEY.

Mr.. Pixley said:
] do not believe in the "universal
brotherhood Of man and the fatherhood
of God" 1t takes great deal Of faith
to believe that all who claim to be hu.
man were created by God for men.
Some of them might have been intend.
cd for apes and monkeys. Many think
it best to bring Chinese here, and talk
of the brotherhood Of man and the
ratherhood of God, and that the Chi
nese have the same right as ourselves
to come here and get living. Those
who talk of the necessity Of cheap Ia
Dor are not the men who labor them
selves; they ale those who employ 9th.
ers, and want the cheapest. Others
say it is a question between the Irish
and Chinese, and they feel like the wo
man whose husband was fighting with
the bear-thcy don't care which whips.
But tell you it is not question be-
tween the Irish and tie Chinese, nor
between the Germans and the Chinese.
1t is a contest between the idolatry of
the old world and the Christianity of
the new; between the symbolism of
Columbus and the religion of Christ.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-01-14
SKERIFF,s SALE.

NOTICE is hereby given that by vir-
~ tue Of a decree issued from the Office
Of tho Clerk Of the Dubis County Conn
mon Pleas Court, and to me directed,
will proceed to oiier for sale at public auc-
ton, to the highest bidder, tor cash in
hand, at The door Of the Court House OF
Dubois county, i'm the town of Jasper, on
SATURDAY, February 8. 1870.
Between the hours Of 10 o'clock. a. NJ,
and 4 o'clock, =. NJ. OF said day, the rents
and profits for term not exceeding sew
Ell years of the following described real
estate, situated in Dubois County, State
!. of Indiana, to-wit:
The North West quarter Of the South
West quarter; the South West quarter OF
the North East quarter, and the South
West quarter OF the South East quarter,
all in Section Number Eleven nD. in
|. Town Two ca South Of Range Five (5)
West, containing in all one hundred and
twenty 120) acres more or, less.
j And on failure to realize the tul
amount of principal. interest and costs
called for by, said decree, ] will at tho
same time and place. and in like manner
sell the fee simple OF said real estate.
Taken as the property of Adam Halter
: and Therisia Halter, at the suit Of John
!. Kreilein.
TOBIAS HERBIG, Sheriff d. c.
G. +. Il. CARR. Atty for Pl'fl.
81 Ian 7 l67U-3yy
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-01-14
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF LAND.

NOTICE is hereby given that the I'M
~ dersigned, Administrator, with will
anncxt OF the estate of Julius Horney,l
dccca'd, will by virtue of al order Of the
Dubois Common Pleas Court, made att
the January term, 1870 thereof sell at
public auction, on the premises on
SATURDAY, February 9Th. 1870.
an equal undivided two-thirds Of the
following described lands. situated in
the County Of Dubois and State OF In
diana. to-wit:
The East half Of the South West quar-
ter of Section number thirty three 1897
lin township number three (3) South Of
Range number four ~ West, containing
lin ali Eighty t8O) acres, more or less.
TERMS--One-fourth cash, the residue
lin equal payments at eight, twelve and
eighteen months, with notes at interest.
waving relief from valuation or APP
prasemept laws, and secured BY good
Freehold sureties.
Sale to begin at 2 O'Clock. p. NJ.
PAUL KUNKLER. Admir-
Sat the same time and place, and
on the same terms, the widow Of the
deceased. will sell her interest in and to
the above described lands, being an equal
undivided onc-third part thereof in fec
CATIIARINA HORNEY, Widow.
G. T.. d. Carr. Atty.
/ ian. 9TH, 1S7O-4w.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-01-14
SCHOOL EXAMINATION.

IN accordance with the law, Public
L Examination of persons desiring TO
teach Public Schools in Dubois county,
will be held at the School House. Dist.
No. 2. in Jasper, THURSDAY, JANUARY,
27th. 1870.
Any person desiring to obtain license
to teach. must be thoroughly qualified in
the eight branches specified by law.
Teachers mnst bear in .lind that I'M
der the new law no certificates for teach
ing can be granted hereafter at private
examinations, and il is therefore impor-
tant that they should attend the public
examination. and bring WITH them q GER
titicate Of moral character from their re-
spective Trustees. lEE
A. j. STRAIN, School Examiner.
Jan. It'll. 1870.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-01-14

We call the attention % our readers the remark, BE
cert :ater Of cures performed by D. G.. W RorArks
celebrated Scandinavian Medicines We do So knowing
them 10 be genuine The agent has shown the orie
rGj st.ers copies ~ which appear below The proprie
of these medicines authorize us 10 sry that Tiny
will give reward % ten thousand dollars 70 any persn
who will show that any u the letters referred 10 not
Authentic They have been sent unsolicited and the
company have IA their possession 5000 OF similar
character ANY Druggist satisfy the kkepticaI
81 the valne OF those truly soa<rful agents EoSAcKs
STox .cn H1rkns, konAcKs ScASriSsvIAS 'BLoop PlnS
lrIsx AND BLOOD lrLLs" s.4
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-01-14
PUBLIC SALE!

VTlIIE undersigned. will sell at Public
i Sale, At his residence in Jasper, on
TUESDAY, February lst, 1870,
all his personal property consisting Of
Corn. Hay, household and kitchen fur
niture, &c, &c.
Sums under five dollars cash in hand
exceeding five dollars, ten months credit,
the purchaser giving note with approved
security, notes bearing interest from
date.
All persons indebted to me will find it
to their interest to call and settle their
accounts and notes. Failing to do so by
the 22nd day OF January, will give all
such accounts and notes in the hands OF
officers for collection. No farther notice
will be given. NJ. HUBER.
December 3l,-3w.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-01-14
North SHADE, GRArror Co., MlcH.,
August. 1859.

NORTH SHADE, GRArror Co.. MICH,
August. 1859.
DR.. C. W. Roback, Dear Sir:
lam now about Sugars old, land
have been afflicted with rhou-
matism in my limbs, so thatI
was unable to leave my room At
times for % years. / suffered
general nervous arrangements
and excessive debility, and have
used almostcvery kind ofpatent
medicines to no benefit. l have
tried a great many physicians
to no purpose. | now feel very
thankful that l have at last
found a mcdicinethat has given
relief. | have bought some OF
YOUR Scandinavian Blood Pills
;ofyour agent at Matherton: Mr..
Marcus Smith. and they have
given me almost entire relief.
My limbs and veins were great
w swollen, but your medicines
have reduced them to their
proper size, and l have been
able towalk three and fonr miles
at a time.
Very respectfully, yours,
DEBORAH ROBERTS.
Nav go Nv
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-01-14
BLOOMINGTON ILL. NURSERY
10Th Year: 500 Acres! 10 Green

houses.
Largest, best stock and shipping facil-
tiles. APPLE. Duchess Transcendcnt,
Hislop ], 2 and 3 years. APPLE ROOT
CRAFTS, choice, including above.
ROOT-GRAFTS, Pear, Plum, Cher
rv. SEEDS. Apple, Pear. &C., WILD
GOOSE. Miner, Lombard. Plums. EV-
ROSES, 1000, 500. :
Dahlias, Gladiolus, Tuberos, GREEN
HOUSE, Bedding Plants. Send 10 cts.
for Catalogue. +. Il. PHOENIX.
Dec, 81. 1873. 3Ins.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-01-14
HOME
TESTIMONY.
DYSPEPSIA AND KHEU.
MATISM.
CuBsANINa, SAGINAW Co.. NICE,
July 3d.. 1858. {

CuRsAv1Ne, SAGINAW Co.. Mrca.,
July 3d., 1858. {
DR.. G. w. Roback, Dear Sir:
NY father, now about sixty-four
wears of age, has been, for the
last fiveyears, severely afflicted
with Dyspepsia and Rheuma.
tism, attendedwith gencralnerv.
Gus arrangement; indeed, to
such an extent, as to defy the
Medical skill Of our best Fh:;''
sicians. And l can truly say,
that l believe it was reserved
for your Scandinavian Rene
dies to perform what all other
remedies had failed to do,-to
work a radical cure. For, after
taking a Box Of your Blood Pills
and a bottle of Purifier, he began
torecoverrapidly; hisappetite
returned, the Rheumatic pains
left him, and he is now in the en-
.ioymento better health thanhe
has enjoyed in the last fifteen
wears, and is heavier in flesh
than he ever was before. And l
can not close this without say.
ing, that believe your Rene
dies IRE all and more than they
IRE represented. ~1f
Yours respectfully.
ar~r rra JAMES II. TERRY.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-01-14
JOHN FISHER.
MERCHANT TAILOR.

a. In the rmcrsheIm House IN East Main Str e has
Just opened fine assortment ~ goods. " hich he
NJ Invites the public to inspect. ITs will n axe mp
" goods to order In the rest syis. and solcits ashars
II ppbc patronage confident INST No c~NNet no heat ~
MAILING up EsaNsUsa wssv. NvS ue call.
set. J. N.Y. JC41 ~ ~.
, 1870-11-19
OBITUARY,


From the Eieusdsrlf tT1) R<puhliAan. Nat. H.
The death Of the Hon. charlee F. Springer
has awake ned profound grief IN the wids circ.e
Of his friends. For about selye years Colonel
nor an, interests Of this community.
He was born in Sullivan County 1od Au~
Rust 10, 1854 and emig.ated to this State in
In 1858 be graduated with honor at !Asb7ly
University, GreepcAstle, Ind He tsceiyet
the degree Of Master OF Arts in 1861, and de-
Tvered the Master e oration Il the conamsnce-
mept exerc1ees. Immediately after finishing
h1s co1legiate course he came to this place
With Judgee Gillespie, frd WIS admitted 70
he b.t in 1883 Upon bsiDE admitted to the
h,r ha eutefed into co-plrtnetshio in the
nractice Of law With the Ron David Gillespie,
ard from that time until hi. death gave his
sttxutiou aaeiduonkly to the duties Of bis pto-
feeeion, except during tho intervals OF iime
| when he vas engagsd IN the discharge Of pob
[ ,i-,ed in the military service Of his couu.
| RI Wa elected Fnst Ieuten.nt OF Compap,
4 E1ne Hundred and Fottiekh Regiment Ill .oii
| ycIunteere, and continued to ptsye in thu:
cap,city fo1 Eve months, when, his time hly
ma e1pire5, he was mustered out, Hare
nneine4 nj home about tour months. and, hAI
icg assisted IN tho enlistment and orgaaiz
lion Of tns One Hpn1ssa and Nttietd Req
r,eut. he agtin entered the mihtar7 ee1ybce
NJ CAPTAIN, in thst regiment On tha 2lth q
Ftlxaary, 1865, he WAS commissioned a. Iieo
tenant Cslon<l. and. was promoted and cnu
mist,oued N Colonel the Following DAcanu
her. He Nas nauste1ed out OF aerySee on III
16th Of JAnuAzJ, 166s. after ths ciose Of IL
IN 1858 he v.s chosen PrsasdsnsL elect,
Il tbs Twelfth Congressional Dis,ric. q d
, 1870-11-19
TIE POULTRY sHoW-ePEolAL PBENIUNs

The poultry show came 10 IN end last evening,
having proved 10 be, In point ct attendance and
ptereAt, the most successful and satisfactory ex-
htb,t1on ever held under the susp Of the asso-
cation. The awards OF special premiums we're
Yesterday completed IS follows.
Xat,ona. Lire s,o<t Journal premium, iot The
t,esl xnd largest variety Of fowls, Wm- I. shep"
IT Whitney prr.n,uu1, for the largest and best
collectltn OF light Brahnas, Nn. 7. Shepherd,
| sxs.
tsxa s.;cned ana ra,sed in 1s;o, IN cnicaso. 6y
the vxhh1on, awarded to Z n. real-pNee e silver
plate: for the best THO Of white eststed black
for Ine test ito Of Bun Cccntns hatcnel IN 1870,
| Wtteh,.s routtry Book. G. II. WArn.r.
4 FL premium s'lseE @ @sap% % worm },GN u. ~ h,s
| s1ralu OF BsnhIras. l. L Whitney,
Daniel orth.Eston:s prsnlnps2 49, a4xeT n cap'
rthe best TITO " s.nSie.eomo Asa. 2! taMas
uss Soot, S e tor = ,ae M second be.t io Io b.
!. sa.iaet = premium. for the best eane-cock Of
s"ei ceiyntl 9 EenrJ a r noxana.s premiums. for The
best euans silver sDp; 81; 6 So:sl 'cE He% ese
8. ". Be.cen's preniums, for the best THO o
u.n ts IS. xorant S ssn,sa ., IS, l. 1 Grecnleai.
sneEuau nsnss pEem'up,, fSr tne best ~ 61ao y,
fowls en san,e,'s9n' 81 49, Il "a'nsF' fos M
SIS. fot tue nnest oil painting Of poulsry. TO Bur
| Il. Nicho,b: tiiS.r cup worth so 1ot toe lnes
'a5on drawing, 10 " A Daniels: ana dfp!o@ !
i 1T ctayou drawing OF = BrahmA hen, TO I.
The snow has in rany respects been very ~.
| cc,sfu1 ore, and has been vc1y ctSdt1o!e 70 tn
| 1ttbit0re. and 10 tnvse who nave nAua2ei 10
pfI@ir- The alsendsIcc. thnuEh not ~ gteaI -
ssss e.. to
II | .,Ntu tGofIs lett year
, 1870-11-19
PERSONAL

a eentusrtat young lady In Bosom Wsafs
mourning for DckenA -.. -.
Captain CnAmier. author Of '' Tom Bow7ine,'
and other pau,ica1 tales. which were velJ populH
with novel readers thirty OF forty yean a1os hrs
Just dieti IN England n IA advanced age.
Ut Is said that Me- Eags5sons lecture On
"Na1Iisgc WIS listened 70 II Norwich. Conn.,
By 900 audtors, 1To Of whom hid been separated
fl N thelt spousas BY legal pfeoesa
Count HAmAk "csught 4 TxT.3r hand
sarncly some time since, Accorstng TO Atphouse
Ken. He uestred to discontinue The French ns
the hrgu1ge OF the Curt 1t Berlin, and ad-
dretsed a dispatch TO St. PeteEhhuIg Written In
Gtrmxn. Gorsschak6n reprsved ne Pruss!an
Chancellor By returning reply N1tuea1n Tartar.
Il letter from St Petersburg nays:
AT dis ance Of forty yatts had good view
me s., ,f
noon Hhen he Was anot st hT Hrezowaslt n the
Hoia de Bo1to9ne. saw HIN thea. aud the snn-
q ss ne n psys sna
iuposing-looktnR nan+ THEE Jears s1dFa monto
or Two had wlougnr change. He came TO roe
ments smoking ciaarette. aud laoking dawn tbs
b.. lost hts bright pIeasant expression. fns
ver5. lis eampissioa a Is vefy salos, nd .Se M
e7ey, h8d almost aatd tFouotad, look Of bis eyes
and tne nervous movement Of Lis month and nos-
tItis, give the appearance OF man unhappy sod
out oi heaith. The Tsa<ev1teh "a II and strongly
! br1ft hut his counteuance IL uuA and heavy. and
| expressive Of 3 ott1er but Btrons will"
The following u stetch Of General de Pa!a-
| dimes, The vtcthr Of prteaus:
"Eeneral Aurelea de Paladines, the victor Of
OS1ean., IL now - years Of age- Ge honor1hly
served for many yeAfs In the armies OF his conn.,
| Try, snd hts services Ia Algeria, IS yearB ago,
Whvn he WIS qutta Toun4 WRh, weIe ensnusaS.
ttally compnMented by th&t tue gentleman and
| rretgr eannsi<T. general CANEDac- When, She
agents Of Bopapa2te, pseylk1 to tue eoup defaf OF
December T. 1885, leit no stone untusned to eecure
the asattapee Of a many talented young Coloaels
| and Getera1s of the atHy - Possible Aufelles
de- Palxdlnes lent deaf ear TO thrlr fst11 tnstnna
malned 4 suoJ.c OF diFstuat 20 tho BuoAp31n8<
e'f csn4ooe Sn5s suen Ess5{y Ea{ 0fn'aaR0ass ase1ss,
Msrsaalsh,p., Auselles dc Pa1salnes could no.
| rise above the rArk CT simple BttEadkeF- That
WAS bis poaitUu In The army Woen tht empire co1-
,apsed. After Ill the humilitastnG deteAts Of the
/ French arnle8. he found himself under the CON.
| mand Of one OF the meaness and most chrrupi
| tools Of Tue second empire, the AocAlled General
de Ia Mo4eIosae, Hho allowed himself to be beat
Ell BY An enemy whose strength Waa less than hal
| Of his owp. The provisional government t,1ours
sAw nna,lr that, II 1t wonld gain victories, It mus
1ooE fot Genetals who honestly luyed thelr coo1
tfy and united 10 their patrIotn ntsul the ability
hsildle large brtftes Of troops. And 60 they IN
trusted to General Aurelles de Pal8dlnes an TN
| rtr'tnt comnnnd: ant 70 him II due the honor
haytnR been the inst to turn the tide OF gtnetR
| French diaRSter."s
, 1870-11-19
RAID BY THE POLICE
Arr~.t OF a Party of Dancers al H Foufth
Arrnne Ilnlt.

A.onad oy the Afu.ofy police. under the super-
,.,., -, c.,n.on, nncs,ax wsr, ont an a raIs
sS"a VI 'sakeau. D.sN1, ns.e W. "
Last night lneg nfst slslpeo tne nouse oi e<aa
Epp!, No. &lo State street, and secured s11 girls
&nd Two men. The later src n. II. Sutton and
Gus Tee. Gus il well known IN u1snstrel crcleA
i fami|y II siding on Tnlru avenue had nnue col-
r!AInt against Mrs EppJ, cha K!lg ner with en-
jtcng tttle GIRL which the family are educatin2,
tnlo her houA. Detective Gallagher listed ne
tAgpto to loot for the Ntt!e kitl, aud Ess t2td
10 leave insanity OF he scalded ne !sit Cvm.
rtaiht had also been made aHalaet tne aait %
NllA 3ack1on, the II ~ 50 aeet easement IL. 2.
hcuse on Fourth Avenoe, ne3 fo.k ssteet. E AtLe
etlcIed aud white males ana icsosta h,seMne ea .s
Twice week, and dance antn Or = c!oGA ~ ,ne
morning, much 70 the dtt4u4 Of the lespessAo!e
acpIuacned the place. seycral persons standnx o.
shf siHcTa,k III front OF the building no i1td
tfose On the tut,dc, aud strenuous tno1ts Tera
| made by the dHpceIS 70 escape some ie" lumneta
nj al tue windows got tnto the yz:d. aud dtssp-
,s.st"s orer Ennd,T Fences: hui Seraeans Buck!eT
iss NM charge OF raids before, and had tnstFn T.
| honse Vas surrounded, and several white girls
| wna rsJc rndexyottnr to crawl through
| ihe vtnIo11 we're prevented. Others
| Who hnd rot safely out, but were uu1bie
| IN r,rnh she fenccs were caught and taken into
! - h.m,nnm Hrrr xerc concrcpa1ed ABOUT Sey-
l ~ r.nns. 1ns1 and pirlR The Youngest about II
.xrir srf H. oldest ~ StmuiianeOQs,5 with the
| ssn.aH.. -0u ~ tne otf1rers ar Inc windows and
arp<e arppxs thse ,sa veij' Thfrh Eas snccreded by
M ,1txs. of a lev n tne,r iolly In Waiting
] 49, tha onrrn7~~ H1H
, 1870-11-19
tormances .todan With ono OF sheir bert pro-
Inc Kel1csE u astnee tskes p,aco snts afte1noon
at FaTweu untl, Win tue following programme,

fplmancrs To- dan with ono Of sheir bert pro-
Inc Keucsx u astnee taxes p.ace TITS artsrnoou
At Farwen Inil, win Tue following programme,
~ sssds sss o.. ;si t''t'w
:. r1auo Soio ,Fartas. |. 1.!laia wehlI
a. csoro Aoxt.* Etl1ea2.
I; 4;KoenAuEz-"A :ApP.F "-Merh. F1otow
it.. n, HH- Aoste.eM
Kfs, osa.a Iosas: K:ilsss a:d II ~ Issi:.aa.
,.;H.n.a-1he He.st Be1ea .Sa b bswn- Bale
. 'y.u Agsov 4. R<adntA.
- Cas- x::i:: Tsisss ah'i'
= r'''' SOLO s--s,!':s: W.: ~sa'
4 seo,.b ,.u.i T. 5s1s. H. Z. o EsAa. z...
5. Trio .ylen, II .oora,si,nI
kts K.uass esd Kss.rs Xa.sJoa.id ssa EsadsV.
6e' bach comEencea her engagement hers mex,
MpnnAy ntRhE At the Opera Auus+, mAEtnR bel
dtbus IN " May Suait, !" and appesrioX during tnt
Z nefhdtr Of thA week a. follows: Tuesday
"JAIe Eyre;" Wednesday,, .Adnenne L-cooI
r'M !" Thursday, '' sc aud lnt:iRue:" FnuAJ
"E.usl:" satutd'y, s'NArctsse.~ BY the company
TIE RusB!xlB stVe q. ia eweu call at FArwel
AA. NoFe1ber e, ~, aud s6
Ade4a'de Phillip. !ns slwAJs popular contta,tn
a'itats. ~tl alTu two c0hcee.s n Fa1Weu 1aall
December and :, with full orchestra
Alleha G:obe Theatre, lc tHe West DfstaloD. WI
90 ioTmhIlJ sp.ned on MondnJ evening rext
Nj. William Pellisker IL 10 % The manager fo1 tn
German Sunday performance.
, 1870-11-19

Btsse. In lBsq be wa eleoeed, togethsE With
the nmenssd i3 Ho1. a: y; nllsngs, of T. Mson. 1non
stitusionl Convention. His last public ser-
sico aas ~ delegate to the Capitol Conven-
uention, which recently met in Cincinnati IN
xhich body he represented This Congregational
District, By appointment Of Governor Palmer.
In al tbs public stAuous with which ho waA
honored, he discharged bis dutieA With. d.
gree Of fidelity and ability unsurpassed BY
any in Ike station. He uas dsyout and eI,
emplazy member OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church, and, for about thnee yesra pzst,
Superintendent OF tho NJ. z. BsbbAth School.
In haa Christian profession, ha Malkhd with =
, 1870-11-19
LAFAYETTE
Lecture by Senator Sumner,

The series OF lectures under tho auspices OF The
Young Mena Christian Association, WAS opened
lsSt evening 1t FarNeil Hall. by Hon. C1asaes
Sumner. y ho delivered mc on " Lafayette" He
f,.d been announced to speak on . The Duel Be-
tween france and Prussia, and the Interest man-
i:esred IN the subject was at4ested BY the Fe1
lnrge Audiences much larger one than would
ptobahlr have been drawn ont - hear the story
Of the highly respectable Lafayette, however well
tull. Owing 10 y mlstake. for which the cotnmit-
t. tEsuuIe The responsibility. The course WAS au-
,outEed III lnseTse oidef. TINS faet eame 70 ne
Knowledge If the audience af.ef II WIS comtotta-
Il. Sun.ne1 proceeded to speak Of the hero he
f,ut chuben fur tbe subject OF Ine evening ~ one
nom he II tght ntlf huid mp as mn example 70 oc
Acknowledgements, the faithful! Becoming early
:. champion ot lpman rights. be combined 10 ~
chaIacttr The ratest nde,Ity with the most bean.
iItui p. Iuc,p!c and The most perfect cuuTaGe II
,l.t~riy be what philosophers and poets have de-
csartn her u he, ta.n msnGt7a mast tsveIenee
ho Eas pun. As Bayarb, unbendtn2 Is Gao, ana
| ~ tic III the u1sctpIe who leaned on The bosom
IT. ne Sav1s ns etatga naraf an to IL old
mIerfsiiDg t,alts Of his manner Oh ivine
ood In this country, for the reason test many OF
lis chnracte r1sttc trAs we're onlY to Ike found N
~ p:v.te meno,'s @ ana =, eorespotaense IRE % da
trath, and had NOT YET been 1An4lsted. Il WAS
opIy bv perusal Of these private p1pess snat taef
1soin u = iamsly which wae nisIor.c has.oe E.yen
France Marshal who distinguished himself tn
r lays OF 1oan Of AIc ~ az aa.aosess ~ ~ ;s e.
XIV. he bofe name which pund him TO LIE II
,sstng system of thlrgs, while hts nAtr1sEe viii
the daughter Of nGele family enlarged ~ ~ ans
ssspo1t u lie best society lie eon!l 4.
tire. Yet he was born with au iustluGtiv'
70 1i
| icAlceIta!nfy, and The passion shns in.3sna1
, 1870-11-19
THE SUPERVISORS,
Does the Old Board Hold Over
Geary's Last Effort to be Collector.

The Town Board OF me Town OF scoth Chicago
net 1este1day, In the Town Clerts once, Nc. 81
Clafk tHett TO ca1rA4A The eIies cast II the eec-
thon for town of1cet1- Mt. John II. FetreIi Town
Clerk, called In Justices Bauyon sad KbeKhardt TO
sopdteate upon any queauons that might come
btttrc them.
tTntJ MT In the forenoon, knd went through
torne 1i the W1rdA At O'Clock tho board rr-
suned it, session. when Mr. Garrison. of counsel
f,r Huue' visor Rortnot, pre sented the fo!ow1ne:
70 ~. q. F"rs9, fer" Clerk u es ssssa z1ss~ ef
NV 1sa e. 9ss sst 3e,e, a., ee .pa os
supytsas ei ths seasn fown of usesao er aIseIaS
dry eetea aDd qa..ie I'D now I'D sad oass.
es'efoas e1eeaasd W: '4 "A'eo M p'e'''s
f,s Sy :aa n % %soassitutea: 10 nsw Des!a Of sape,
nn1t. a1t.r r. exi.tener o TIC 1rse 1t besrd, can
Tss :! tse sec r.. DsTes called
srttdefed m election of Supevsoss iof tthcr Of the
1s: Ss ea.Ss. h,. ..sr ben ..sa ter the e.ee..sa
q au frtAo'. or any snpea.os q tbe south Town II
Ioa,h n Town no.ra # Town CLERK and to Je ii.
te q eLer "a u Tes .a
shs South Town u chiea4o i ID ia< eised
Ap4s.on hi. Attorney sa eaa L :eaas as4aS'f
~. King, wno VAS elected .a place OF Mr. RI.
nttt VAS represented hJ Nj ]. c. Ku,cEeroockcr.
Mt. Gsitssun stazed knar the boatd hAd no rig
- t1nrsss the votes cast for The ON e. sad Cln-
tended that. when the new constitution wens into
Elect sipss!@i al u NJ relauSe to tbs eec.
] u: Of Supervisors, and provided for tao govern.
| n.cut CT Cock County BY tfLeen commissioners.
G1sefnos hsd a. made @ no cay for she election Q,
been given BY the Town supervisors, therefore the
sM enun was nbcAlled for aud invalid The board
u the o,iier sido held good, the newly elected
| :uptlvssoss snould hold helr ut1lce Tor year.
| NJ. Kn!ckesbocker, on behalf ot Mr. King, held