davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-07-15

or Miss Susan II. Anthony asks what
the consequences would be If ALI. THE
WOMEN were in one country and ALL
THE MEN in another, and a big river be-
tween them? One of two things: q
great many women would be drowned,
or great many women would learn to
swim.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-07-15

~A CopBLER living in Baltimore
thus announces his calling: "Surgery
here upon old boots and shoes, by the
adding of the feet, making good the legs
binding the broken, healing the woun-
dcd. mcnding the constitution, and sup
porting tho body with new soles. Adj
vice gratis"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-07-15

or THIS year, a. 4. Stewart reports
in New York an income Of 81, 10000;
w. Ii. Astor, S1,273,O00; lclmbold,
Sl82, 600; James Fisk, Junior, $65, 600 I;
and Cornelius Vanderbilt, $4,000.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-07-15

gGTA gentleman, Of Rochester. New.
Hampshire. saw an ad advertisement that u
receipt for the citre OF dyspepsia might
be had by sendinga postage stamp to
the advertiser. lilo WAS victim and
sent his stamp. The answer was. "bir
i'm your garden and let whisky alone"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-07-15

UJ A business that is always picking
ur-A rag-sathcrers. ,Y N
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-07-15

PRICE OF sCBSCRlP1ION.
Single Subscription, for fifty Nos, 81 so
For six months, /: !: {: OU
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-07-15
pUxLisIED EVERY FRIDAY. AT JASPER
DrBdis COUNTY, INDIANA. 1T
CLEMENT DOANE.

OFFlCE.-lS CorRIEE BUILDING on
Wrsr MAIN STREET.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-07-15

RATES Of ADVERTISING.
For square of 10 lines or less. wc'k. 81 90
Each subsequent insertion. as cts.
Longer advertisements at the same rate.
A fraction over even square or squares.
counted as square. Ihesc arc the terms
for transient advertisements "A reasonable
deduction will be made TO regular adver-
tisers.
Notices Of appointment of administra-
tors and legal notices Of like character to
be paid in advance.
ANNOUNCING CANDIDATES.
Eor Township officers, each $1.O0
For County 2.5O
For District. Circuit. or State. 500
, 1870-11-12

corn inspected in; and feeeipted for, As
"rejected, is nov reported by tho rase-
housenen:as Ho. 8 spring, worth u oonts
per ,buahel moro than Tho grade. shssS ie-
ceipted for, or, in round numbers, $1b, tbs;
that Gs, s31 bushels Of infesiok grades <of
wheat have advanced to No. / spsng.
which, at- 5 cents per. bushel, makes The
sum Of 81 ,975; that 1o7, ,5s1 bushels of No.
5 hiss become No. 2. worth |; cents per
hushel more, OF $1l, 851.s6 increase; tbs,
while LOG, ,o7a bushels Of rejected, and I'LL
6s5 Of No. 3 have gone into- tha elevator,
there are now but 10s, ,s01 hnahels OF, both
grades in. store, showing that ITO, 7os
bushels Of these grades hayo been graded
up since they went into warehouse. at i
profit to the warehousemen Of $13,656.
The total difference in the va1ue Of she
wheat snd corn rs graded in and a gRaded
ont, il nearly $50, 900. The sazne rosna1k
abls results attend the grading Of the Other
grains
Last summer, the cry vas that the wheat
in store was hot" and holders OF re-
ceipts had to sell them al loss OF from 10
to Is cents bushel and, when those who
refused to sell demanded the wheat there
vas no hot grain in store. Now 1t ap-
pears from the reports Of the ware
housemeu that the graln IN store actually
improves in grade; but unfortunately, the
owners do not receive the profit OF tho in
,,rovement. Ono warehousiug firm alone
have delivered this season 1G0, 600 bushels
of No spring moro than they have re-
ceived. =
These facts leave no question as To the
wisdom and necessity OF the provision in
the pew constitution On tho subject oi
warehouses, and Of the duty OF ths
Legislature to provide by the most st1in
gent laws for tbs protection OF consfgnert
and producers.
, 1870-11-12

:. psrfa letter says: "A singular Eet1ou-
s,r.nre rxa been received II The British Emo9aay:
In 'the Rne de Cn4ilok Fesides nc ee!eorAesa
Fnsi1sh cour4etan, called Corr Pear, 1nd 1ooFe
49, nnnse rests The EnSllAh Gag. Tue !nnao..
fnnte nf The street request ue AmcaasAooE % M
EnS,and. country the purity and the oeeeoey Q!
Whnse manners Is well known 70 cause tas 11I
~ hnntiog. which Is se4ndAa ID shetr eyes, @ oe
hsnled dom. lltf1 Nj. Wodehouse CONSUMING
fhr teyt writer's upon nternauonal leH' u o5ues
n discover precedent for the case
-rsntain Judkfns, Of the steamship sGnaa,
a-rnty rnfcted by The death Of his only dAogntsI
1rha s,ossed the ocean With him mAay 9me*, a.s
stsiaped hta pa.itsoa- lie eommencea ~ ~ -
serTice fof1y-stx yeAEA Azn. Snd o1 kne ee~ T.
seuceia who hare been plsced u ~ GnHsso ~, ~
Tie last thirty years, net single ale "*s l C,
The Empress Eugente frequently "asS % .nt I'd
Paul's c1sy Common. in the CseWh *s. ~ ~
in the secluded by-lanes aSouna Casstennss sav
aftented. On the eccAaton g ~ ~ rndevr
Tee n The Roman Catholic CnnIca % @ snaeA{s n1t
Vtfh IRIS exception, she Empress <nMss tnr az s =.
nsr1rrt yenfemeu& The CrTE1A fAtAcS AtAts Iaa - u
- from the windows OF Hef At1essJs s,a
6encr' md the Express has mote snsr - - -
sitnded to fhr occasion When eHe ST &o0 ~ as4
-sn tsuetn Victoria ut The PA1aee.
-1onn A. Cneutyasd dted n tae Image =: ns
t--.t hi Hartford, lAss week. aeeo y: ~ !.
80 nrxt rat1ept taken Into me aos4aao1 = =
iss4. Ard hasn thnse TIC aae& 'o*s'-"+@ 50As
eonss1nSa z g:..et 70 hear.- 1aJs .ae rsr.as,ptt
NJ 4 thst Inc Young 8tr1 Nbo WA <@0.aAa@ ~
tnes NJ Hon. B. 81. Brewster 1oa tasee nnH =. -.
.fnsr Asv. il SOL quite HtE ffo@ tne t1e;!e9oeS
4 IA sufss1nx 70 witch sns W. soase7se@
, 1870-11-12

Colonel Golladny, one Of tho newly elected
Democratic Congtea6men nom Tennessee, served
In the rebel army, and WAS takeu prisoner af
FlStah1rPh Landing.
IA ex.sccretaEJ Cox Was born In canada-his
parentF, who were citEeua Of the United statees
being Temporarily residents Of M0ntIest-tFo Of
The Cincinnati papers arc disput.ng With some
warmth whether he ts eligible to the Presidency
Of the Unltcd 5tates-
--Auudiuk to the fact that the Republican Leg.
stature Of Vermont hAs unanimously elected a
Democrat to the Supreme Bench OF The State, the
burlington Pste FFsaa says: "Thts State has not
neen wont to salecs IL Judges on party grounds.
In the days Of The old Wing party, With strong
WING mator1tez in the Legislature, sometimes
nalf Of the Judges Of the Supraule Court were q
opposing politics. The Republican party h2s II
| ike manner elected ind reelected Democratic
| J1dgeA"
The Wheeling Rtgikter gives returns from Al
I but seTcn counties In West Virgins. showing =
majority OF ,33S for the Democratic candidate fol
| Governor. The Democratic majority Tor Con
Rresszuan In the First CouRreas1oral District 4
1,sa4, Hnd IN tho Third, 7,6s+. In the second th.
| Republicans elect their candidate By ~ ma
t,Erty. The new Senate Of West Virginia will con
t1tt Of ten Republicans and twelve Democrats. Il
th4 House there viii be nfseen Republicans Ant
| tnlf1y-elRht Democtata
, 1870-11-12

rrartv.hlv %rnnp wnnen nrr IN tun 4 fnns rscn
=. th.' v,,,tn,. ;. s,ste nj. 'e-~
~ N~ r.a,.rd 49,, ......,.
49, r ~ a.n--s - nn&ns, ouur
49, - -+..s. ~ ~ Is..s 80 -. .es fe' 1H
- ss.ous ~ -. ~ A4ee ~ Aua sP'le'
-. 80 o.,s.es -. ..o,s -, ~ ~,
49,. ~. y. .s..,, -. -r aIr " A1s os1A ~ VII
~ - .a1.Sr.,.ann ~ ~. ~ .,. .,,.-u-
;...-ssstsy..sx., -" - S-- H..
.a,a " ,ss-.n.. 49,. ,-..o -. ~
80 t". as :. 49, ~ 1 w. ~
oA' ana aes oen " W. ooH ios Aooot
1eaI, "Hae Inc ausoAao 10 ~ Je@3a osa' Ano soi'
ea1es haH ns1nx. --
-1ne Uomtnkaa oosesnmeaI snous 70 uks
INC rsuA osesan.. ..anase seasoA 1neIua@sa p*Pess
a,saaz sIs p.Uo.o,n -, -. ~ ~
.s s -. ~, ~. *osss ~, ~ ~ p
seoFn. 1nt censos oa 1871 tel0tued AH1soSl n
naoHsnta 3ne ne31 eenaas WIZ appV oaH 70 INC
four pEosinees, Ontario, Quebec Nora seotta, End
SeH RFuns*1ck
"a dying Georgian has directed an Old we1 tt
, 1870-11-12

coming scross tbs hsy 70 the city, from tho
Pacific Rsilrosd wharf. With tha passengerv
from tha East A. F. Cri.tanden, nepheu o.
John ;; Cn'tendon. Of kens9oky. v.s shot
! ehe devil, known a. Mrs. Laura l. Fair, ~
hs eat between his wife and daughter Eho,
with two eona, hAd tu:t arrived from TIM East
10 JOIN him After long separation. This Mrs
Far has fearful history 8hs Ia \ sonshoaer
by birth, and. during the WI, @as one Of our
~ss as. @.s1isd ao Colonel lon FIJI, saaria
Of Shasta couot5. shs had than \
neaflJ gzoWn-up daugh'er, but wss
s.l! ! paesatl5 attractive wonsa 70
hex. Phe then Abandoned bin. and be killed
City, kevsda. where Hhe opened hotal, md
dou7shed largely IL n exponent Of tho most
ult1& seceEh views, rAising It ono time So
| oassion Gag over bez house. y hich was cut
down By m infusiaked crowd OF citizens.
Whila tbate* crittenden. who wss was ope Of
th4 most promising and Aucnessful law7eru IN
the Pacific Kt1tea, made her acquaintance, a1d
= familiarity commenced which finally bsoa8hs
him to his dying bed, and, It Ia genasall1
hoped. Will bring her TO tho ga1lows- On tha
fou,th Of July her psstner in ths hossl raised
En- sai ia aa not II Il &
who was roadiy infatuated with her, agslnai
the earnest protest Of his friends, appeared In
co.ut 10 defend her, = Jury OF the
worst Glars wza emranel1ed, and she was 10
quilted without their Ieasing their seats.
CHttendspsa family became esttanged On 70
count OF this int.aaoy, snd, altar he had lay
tahed large Euns On her. they quarated hers
In San Francisco, md aha shot 1T him. bn
missed him Then they mads up sgain, ani
their Intimacy Is said TO have continued unti
recently. WHEN be determined to make III
with his family, and sent for them to tou
him. She IL eaid to hAye declared that il b.
ever sent for bis wife again she would hl
him. He did, md sho kopt her word. Las
night ehe shot him, a. / have said, and he fe7
d.ipg In Lis wife's arms. ought to have sal
that a fe~ months aince. ehe marsie1 a youn
with him couple Of months, toucd out thu
him, and got = divorce. This n.rriag
| vas greatly agkinat Crittenden'H xi.hes, IN
probably led to his recalling his family. Il
ID about 50 5eats of age, and hia Oldest %
and daughter are grown up to man And 0ou
ans estate. Hm broihet-inlAw, Hon. tt
t Robinson. died hers isat week, and ha--Crs
( tenden-t*o days Etnce VILE appointed 70 u
his piace. He now lies dying, IN great agon
: | 1t his houae On Ellis street, md she is To Il
I ca1aboese, Affecting insauitJ. She u 6out
! lees rs iuaane "a Was the murderef Of Albt
D Richardson, and does not deserve hAnEf1
, my more than be did. AL n1urderera y
, mutda1essea aze iusAne now-ArdAYB. As
i; tcrittenacn, he wza xidely known and respe
. | ed for his ta1euta ~ 1WgaT and ; echol
!, md had he neTer net this WOMAN, 's Whs
: chamber OF death, he might hxve lsft
i, houored nsme behind him, and died tull
+ years long hence. Adtost
: ALzAaoxra
, 1870-11-12
sENAToR TRUMBUIL.

Tic Philadelphia North An'e'1e0n de-
votes considerable space 70 ne anntnaac
tion Of Senato1 l1umooll' the amnneoa11e
I'FoEocation boang the feeent speeca OF me
latter At Springfield, In WHICH 10 e1poaeo
the deluslons ana an1as'ioe Oh q pto'ecnse
tR11i'. This thuadelph,a paper ssS'es
senator ifum1ul1 paek%ooas a"ye,,
and. after referring TO commissioner "etls
as q ieeo a1'o1ney, n - Sotpao ~
I1umonias spseea' anu "o1o'ts 4' .ae
'ay.1esao"' 'npae'ee tna' nas oeen osea u 70
make nun an aaEoca'o ol = 1eFenue 1aen-
Inc high sa1la t1ng i've upon monopoly
and to secure and petpasante II, .tney pay
lihefaus. Iaea1 ~nole system 1s soaaaeo
upon HnaVes5' ana sustained y Inc
p1under OF the rubnc, iney are 30 ao'
customed 70 purchase Legislation tnas they
cannot understand how a man can haze an
opinion, or arrive at a Judgment on ethel
side, unless it Las been made Pecuniarily
his interest to do SO. The strongest and
the inevitable argument of the tribe is the
cry of "British gold, and hence it is that
unable to meet or 1efute the -
po1ts Of Mr.. Wells, they have
from the beginning. pursued him will
, 1870-11-12
The Erie C4na1-The Result Of the
Election.

1Ae'A%> -
Election.
cuTespondeaes ef The cAsaa9o 7eia.s.s.
AufTxfo. Nov. a
nbe r,.n1t of tbs e,.ct;on h ~ MAJ sssts -,
Mar To[a, ~, n,n~sa M s,h;,1 ~. ~. :.
That both parties ha'e no intention OF reduc-
ing the tolls on tho E5is Canal, nor even do
they intend to leayn them ~ lon ~ they NOM
are,
san.+or cont,;nf in n, rr,,;. ..
oenase. e' -, ~ Pooac speeca II
81naio, ast Heek, aa'oeated rotu1u to tho
high tolls Of Last eeason. The Tribune, also.
esys tho tnils muat ba raised. "Ihose tbs
, 1870-11-12

The Bullock faction in power after tbeir
ter1na Of Office had expired Fasnswotth
charged thas Butler had nnade : report "a
from the COMMITTEES, On R4oonstruotion,
without the authority Of tho committee,
md carried a majority OF the House against
Buffers. pretended report, From this
point Of divergence, both oombhtants
went into questions moro OF iess
personal in their nature; and, finally,
Fasnsxofth got Buaer. sin chanoeg
~ith his pistol patent case, and hamnered
him tn iii was blue. Tho people al#a5s
like gritty man. In wow OF the com.
plexIou of the returns from The seoona
District we cannot avoid the suspicion TINT
Ill that saved John F.. this time vaH his
!" mill" With Benjamin F.
, 1870-11-12

Hon. John F. Farnsworth owes his re-
election principally to the sni1nosity of b.
F. Butler against him. Il is very evident
that but for his fight with Butler, in which,
On the whole he had the best
Of il, aud in which he certainly showed
both pluck and generalship, be would have
been beaten by Mr.. stoughton, the inde-
pendent candidate. The controversy with
Butter began IN The fight'o1es the Georgia
| question: In :ths : Houss-FstnhVofsh
being in favor Of immediate
admission under the new constitution o'
the State, while Butler. oouteuded for lol
ct haraning iad ai1atufJ Conditions. Ii,
obvious effect Of which would be to koe{
, 1870-11-12
xu1uER as 4 HEMxpY FOB "Rum."

Aoao a. q -. r. C:..a.
1Do as.sass,aa m.. ~ s1. 49, a. - 49,
4en' y G..."ss~ ~ y, Vaatn.,.. ~ 49,
'e1a @ - te."@saa. ~ 1s-.-a ~ ~ p,o;ae
o1 1.e - 4 .s.,ea. a ss5 1eusa, vi s-su.,e ~ .a ~
uaes, s.;.a 80 - 49, ~a-,.. L ~ = 49,. <a~ 49,
.ss5na 40 ~ s.1,,,, ;, ~ r.. sss.,1.1t ~ ~ hi. eas.
,<.s - .ens1a ..h;at 49, = s,,ch a. Iar
49, m c,,rn,~r 1an, G.,;fo,n;, con1d nno.
~ sha ~ +r;naa s.d b.ntm,tad o,a
1as...5 -. s.,e. 80 -.a~. .s. - ;.e.t1..aa
- .,e-s.;ae ~ 49, ~ 49, h.a .s .en.;,.a.a sn;a;Ss
ro.os.'s .s 1o~eo s' - a1 ' 80 n"e .s.ss.s,
~ . san5aat 49, x g. - has a. - ~ a.s-;.a ~. 49, $3.50
49, @ d;worss, sna - ~s.-ad - -..'. .a.;a ~ n.T
,o-n;s w.n. - N.!;aa ~ tSa1 to Nav
yo-l aa a ,nb1;, ,d1antn-.s. md snc-
ssaaaa. annfai5ara.es H;th s,.~n
:. ,r.~asa,,a ssrn,,.ta ,,sa.
go, 60 ~ ~ v:.,;1;s a c;t,r an5
...anaa .sho,., - s...1,;a Cs;,t.rsan
md x.on hin, frnpa his si1,,;tv to h;s fsn,'
;ly. n,.rcEea throuch the atreot vayino
the Confederate FAC daring anx m,n to
r,;ae h. Faaer,, fso in bar n,a.snca and
Tho, At ma vbo d;d ~. ,,s dafs,,aaa hv
0r;ttanden and thrnno1, b;a ;nf,ns1c, ~.
ssnn;ttad ~o1t NOV ~ s,,aa sn5 f.;,ad.
show =. halo ana thastrss. on, osn,n~ad
I'D o,d ,ov.- n,y,od echra;d.r sn3 Wv
ried him. fndinp. after air weeks of mar.
, 1870-11-12

the Church ehould sch 1t. Ibere has
beeu no app1sl taken ~ -, yet,
ror Ia. It very likely there sill be-
The et;uainat au,t brought psralis. M MI.
this cne. pro. eeuted =. nsxt term, to ..a.o
and III. gang in the Panitenfi.r5 for ono yesA-'
Duubtl<ss It VII NOT BE- proaecuiod. IN tho
hope ,hat tho exemplary. hmsges already
,sse,sed ag,irtt them will be sufio.sn: to
toach them that there ia higher power thau
thaiIs in The 3anr. 10 which they are RESPONSE
BIZ fos The use Of their delegated poUeE-
DouoI.Aa.
, 1870-11-12

The Rockford, Rock Island St LOUIS Railroad
Company declare their Intention to extend the
river route from SagetoEn to Swan Greek Is soon
~ possible.
ARTICLES Of consolidation between the Harris.
nurEh Great Northern Railroad and the Dan-
v,lle, one5 Ohio Iiref Railroad. were slgued
II Olnej 0ct Is. .'.-
The engineer corps OF the SanduSkJ. StJrahor
+ Evansville Ra1lroad are In Wartek County. ma
There ts strong probability that this road Will be
buin at IN tssr day.
The cnlcaso, Southwestern Sebrasts Rail.
road, In Iowa, was Incorporated On the sth inst,
Cspats1, nYe million dollars- The object Of aas
company 10 to build ratlroad from CentrcE1at
To*A. to EebrzakA CITY, continuation OF TIT
Southwestern Branch now completed from DaE
export to Faltneld.
, 1870-11-12
TUE .Y0RTHRRST.

4 son Of Dr.. NJ. K6d. Of Bloomington, waA
Killed in the battle Of Ncezth. willis fighting in
the French army. =
AT IaSalle. On Thursday OF la1t week, gil,
aged Il ycasa, daughter Of Mr.. Thomss Foxar1y,
wna choked TO death while eating I plece Of
meat
ing couusis3 In Illinois:
, 1870-11-12
aPE CIAL NOTICES,
-.--.e--~.~-----
THE CELEBRATED
MURRAY
Sc
LANMAN'S
FLORIDA WATER.

The most lasting, agreeable,
and refreshing of all perfumes,
for use on the Handkerchief.
at the Toilet, and in the Bath
For sale by all Druggists and
PeIfumerR-
, 1870-11-12

A Washington correspondent of the Gin
cinnati Commercial has tho following,
which We are compelled by other sources OF
information to believe true:
TIE NAr long before In the West, vino hiss Just re-
sutned frnm San Domingo, and il about 10 return,
l. got THO or three h1ots though he Wa7 nut IN
% i e - = = sasains session q ' congie,s
i t191 4S1e1eral 1sneoek e any c!no 70
r.. isit PEeasnt she %eare s1% asts5
one }ot o. Hie. ii faend ess 1reed
tore1naln here and work for this result, but nnd.
could only hope to gain reward In euch ttse Of
values a. would eusoe IN the event Of saocess, ha
respectfully declined.
ed. my Informant declares tnat. were Il mot for
cur pro,cctorate. Baez could not remain IN power
tes az Tas ae,s 8 e. H.
It IN power, Willingly continue the negots-
t,ona. !, Tne only real obstacle 70 annax-
eaeseiss 4se3 70 e
CabrN snd LuPerun ase sustained b. them But
Whatever rekulfa there, 3 new p1oposst1on wif be
e s'1asa e. i s .s,ps ;. ,sf bas9
a folnI resolution Of annexattou similar 70 that
passed In tho case Of Texas. It u thought IN
administration circles eaat such resolution ean
paN."-
II the administration is disposed to bend
its whole energies to the consummation OF
suoh transactions as the San Domingo job,
fhe Darian Canal, and the McGasEahan
claim, and to turn its back on grave sna'
tiopal issues like civil service reform and
The resumption Of specie payments, Vt
know Of nothing in the constitu
ton Of the United States. which
prevents an administration from weakeuint
itself in public estimation and condolences
| But We shall be greatly surprised II tn
power to carry these singular and 1emarka
bic jobs through Congress will inereas
with thei. number, and the pertinacit..
with which they are reeuscitated and thfua
upon The country.
, 1870-11-12

dis,urted equl1ltsfnsn.; Henoe ti,s great value
q the ~. tAx1 at storm ttgnals recently Intro
dneed IN The UnlteI seatss. which We mG ex
p4et sohn to sesnsed iu'esery p&zt Of tho civ
,Nised world. :. .4sT - )
, 1870-11-12

Aehort time ago, there Was N Independent,
free trade evening paper published IN this
city. 1thas disappeared, and nothing hiss
taken its place. Tbs question is-What
has become ct it,
, 1870-11-12
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER Il, 1870,
TIE REoRaAHHATi01 OF F1RTFi

s.T1;pnAy EovFh1ppp 10 ,o-n
--0 -: -..~.
THE REORGANIZATION OF FARTIEs,
Tbc general result Of the recent elections
indicates that the issuea growing out Of
slavery, and tho great pro-slave.y rebel-
lion, arc settled that The 1nere pl.tform Of
- economy and REFORM" without specify
ing hy what measures these c1itte1inc gen.
e1aliues are to be nut in practice. Is As
available 10 one partr as uno,her. and.
consequently, is not available as the
spec.n, platform of any party and that, on
the present living issues, as to tho proper
mode OF laying taxes and tariffs for the sup
port Of the government, the two old party
organisations can no longer he relied upon
for their full partv vote. Both parties are,
TO sone extent, disintegrated and dieor-
ganizel hx this change of issuest As might
naturally be expected But the Des7o-
cratic party enters into the agns every
where With the advantage OF having ao
issue in which it believes, ano Tor which
it is prepared to vote, VIZ: Free Ifade.
aoe AspooneAn 1.s-ts: - AA
years PAST, has had no issue On this CUES
ticn. except withla its own Eanks.
i large ru1nher of its leading statesmen
and organs, as well as Of its voters, are
a heartily committed to free trade or
~ %ha T1a,r,
, 1870-11-12

-GBXffnH HAfT1EN. - =
rss.yx Tnv ynIIN6 NKN. a SaE1sl E1ts. HsA
The prepftety d hapFp7ret Of kztaaS Aafrtea 1t1o
tHnitAty hstp fot thnee xoo feel uNntLed aos
8pWt. A 1SESQl4TlDa. Box r. failAaaipa4s. e.
, 1870-11-12

.mtttm t .t.sEe6les which, from line 70 tina,
- s1tis ,hc enuutsJ, was enscsea On the oak'
i.nd fe,Ky stsazoex RI capttan, ~ aas WI
, 1870-11-12

The Cheyenne LeGter Of November aaE9:
"Tnc limited amount Of matter In tc-dsy's paper
Is or,pg 70 n couple Of printers being tired. The
rnefvat1ng enects Of Saturday-night beverages
ssc sitnput the pale Of our CONTROL"
, 1870-11-12

!
all those vile cslnmniea, though haye denied
+ few at them. In order to chow that BY far
the largest part Of my own civil list has been
expended ty me for the benefit Of the public
institutions Of The country. .y9u naF have seen
der. And signed NJ Thelin. my treasurer. II
| cuntradicta the un{ouuded assertion Of cer-
| tain N. Pol
| Correspondent. I have, your Majesty, and
| would tag certainly that DO blame or reptoach
| can attach, under my circumstances, to .
| Chief Magistrate for haSing saved as much
| money u he honestly cau during his tarn Of
Office. Such tecrininaifops are considered
in A4na.ica unworthy tho notice Of respectable
people, .s.,...
Ny wife taa I private dowry and hsr lewalry,
With these exceptions ne have nothing.
Cu.1esEondeat. Your Majesty having
hrc1 ched the topic, Will yuu please say how #
Is abort the story that 3ou have q, 600 .0o0
france worth Of property IN broadway, SeH
York;
there ct any kind OF description The ,story
is nIfou1 1ded-as untoundeG ~ are all the
rest.
Correspondent. The accusations With which
the ptrss il t. enntrg 4re not tunfned to thls
point TteAAon is charged and, strange 6
tv, Frnch soldiers. prisoners in Germany =
| utter the sana sur6,s- Thar answer to. the
questions .attd them ia, "So'is so"'"'f'
trohi!" =. :.
Emperor Napoleon. Poor men! i :
their miataken puda and ambition. 1oeS ~
| naturally 10Th to acknowledge or even oa"e'e
that they have been conquered . mi,
! Corr aspondent, But, your MaaFsG, E ~. &C.
sours elf sre reported to hase e3' oI ~ bsttis,
, easien Of 1sterse on the fe'a o. D@'~'
Eunasor s ss S.poleon. dill not r.. e Pa.s m.s
} n1ention. ike 30 many othsfa h of toe
hsye taiu, and What many oen nro5ablv,
Esyssnneast es,.,rts 3D. opr.:1;.s t' ,ts Il
The .t1a1st1 bst of tbs - fes ~
a,s h,sinr nv opinion npon PeleM Mn;a.aI: SJasr
sesin esSpseSS., 81 4poiated to at.ssfs il
+ ho* ,H n.iee az soid me. Nth oonhdens n1aer
Z: l. his oGs shs a,mv vas completely Organized IN.
= tnat tn';.nsa .n md .rsdJ fo1 evesy operahon>
i tqntplt p' ltrs the e.ss With ,astahsl Iebaut.
\ M was nv nro. s.ly no fault Of their hesrta, bu
!: y ~ sbc,r heads, that tbeJ would not listen t
Z Z {, na abtn / told .heg. tEat We conM not con
ts,trete with P1ptxikI. military <essahlisnmant
~ All oux e6ftitvr. strength, as Compared I
- he,v. Wis inep. ..ac;ent This was the decel
Il tim, the far4t Of which must be ahA1ad MOI
, 1870-11-12

ID Muskingun County. 1 mao named Dutton
haa been out coon-hunhng. and, after returning
home and retiring, dreamed In his nneaxy klutn-
her that he had caught the coon. and struck It
agalnrs TIRE, killing IT. He was- Awakened by
tne frantic screams OF ha vile, and TO hts horror
found that he had picked up his infant daughter
and DASHED her as1lnst bed-post, killing her A.