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ayorHER CIEEICaL sEDUcER.
E,ope.nsa., abo.4iJa Eaha Dtasl.lArrest
for Murder

/ Eiope,ne1as4t, labo14ids 8afsi Deatz11Ar rrest
for Murder.zz
Some months ago Rev. Mr. Walls. a
le gfeacher, located in the
Of Bodkins, six miles south of
this place, and being a smooth, oiIs
kind of cuss, soon made himself popu-
lar with the people of that btirEN
About four months ago the fellow
suddenly disappeared from the town
and at the same time a beautiful young
lady by the name of Lambert was
missing. Nothing swas heard of the
pair until a few weeks since, when
the parents received d letter from her,
written at or near Centerville, Indiana.
A few days ago the parents received
dispatch from Piqua, stating that her
body would be upon the next train.
From what transpired since we
learn that the girl died of childbirth.
After her death the clerical villain
accompanied the corpse TO Piqua.
Then he made excuses that he could
accompany it no further, as he had ur-
gent business at other places, and sent
it to Bodkins' Station. This strange
proceeding excited suspicicion at
Piqua, yet not enough to justify rap
arrest. He then returned to Center
ville--was followed'by The gffff Uncle,
arrested, and p.5 now heeidi for for further in
vestigation. An inquest was held at
/ Bodkins, and tlAeoFerliet rendered of
death caused by abortion. The con-
ficting statements indicate clearly
foul play. Walls has a family living
in Gs65li7hVoy 5lh 7 Dfi 6.EZ14 5.Z agdRdize o. Demo
| c1-de. Jan. 81.
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4 HARosHELL sERMoN.

- go = -
a HAR3sHELL SERMON.
behold they was all dead corpuses.,
MyefaaAsaaaa henserspHwisl preach
onto you this day-win and weather
perInittkl4 GrbhI tlls Thirty ytseveiith
chapter of Isaisy, thirty-sixth verse !:
Aside daa1negilyssig gelssTffotei m tie
aaalReaf. Yreeisianea alEuHaredand
four-seere cad thpusingvmeIsahs yAnd
when fhey1rk UP AearIysin the rnornin,
behold they was all dead cprpuses."
An this y is, Smk uhc0hverted Sfrenz
anhearers, that the destroyin angel
= ss. lsss aIsnsst'szs ssads
can set down TO breakfast ah. An it
is sAa ifenz, 9lltsIat foses are red
and vioJete arc IIna oh but ;ts M usa
anu yioieLs are piue an, put iLs NO use
tfy1hf 70 htiney-fdgsle round the angel
Gabriel when he toots his nprn for
you to tuck 20 tai1slani sit qpasrl dirt
ah. I:It,dLo5 q. i.1'. -,
AN WheIaspseh IAe. hpieariy III the
mernihIBaiSid they was all dead corr
Rassestes 10 sesg1ga - sssie i.,se,. a.s :
sss = so sssscSl saissaa III as psesTMe M aIst slssrln
So wss gss sa1se ssl@ s. alGng aa alle aroad 9ne
sas, sss man sss',n Un 'ob ~ us
tkfIli1y ltsE nkE d q j
lap -s'ii, I'M . ." oisiii anu nan
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FoRNEy wants to know s'what Mr..
5 Brick Pomeroy will say" about the
African Senator from Mississippi 6TF
it is any consolation to Forney, Mr..
Brick Pomeroy", says he is alnnelf,
better man than Forney, and SO far, as
ascertained was never Secretary of the
Senate, and defaulted in the sam of
forty thousand dollars. We trust Mr..
John Fofney remembers to what sNWe NE.
refer ?++4 Nee Eoath Democrat. 9 :, h.5ai ,..,a
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MOR F1RMRRS,


aaAa diiW 59ffd Tfo5s sa,ii . ,:is- 20 Fon q
We have Axes, Nfattocss, Picks Steep crow
Bars Cattle Rape Fa4-grr RnifsI- Tuttles
IhanlpIoft-t Scotia ghtfins aiid Conoueror
cross tut saws {ItIiteiB ii Corn yfeJIefs
1iaA.Iff ives Meat Cutters Sausage suffers. and
any thing that Iswdnaef pEdsest by farmers ever
kept IN the HaydWarH Line, ,sz,.,.r,.+t-. =
EOiIdss.st-'E11f u n dtsla &c7s ht'
alalqfaoa has 9et1ao2 HUI h7itlhif sfAh
Fot1AnToinl 9ht Toi ,b9tHiit giaiaI. .Sa9af3iH'<
TO hasls9n.0li = IN 9AsJ ti saibastnt sfa1trt =
thS iia l;.ls ass Hi l'l SKI ~
s9Ias 1at aTn9s. u3 Ueh af.tAisZo u eaapa4a z,
satanni sis aatalan lof i,ifil sniiTfh t.t5 70
va 15 assfi4fd eil,f III * - ti;,t
ssgs salhag'ai a a s9aa To- e y 'ooc os
a1, y 36 e Is s5o a 'o h IT. q
% 4o s sa '9 ess sS Sfs Sa :. o .1's ls assas 3as
lttisS EYPEs n tSi13ss IS RA-
Il ss II Ck1 s4
o5 hsI1ISstSsJfts "a SOAR yaf
Il at yfR5i; s.Slt III ~ h a IA Etk and, 1i1 sii5
I'd, haa ssaSSa Sas tSS a nd Ns see haSe g@''.e
sis "a sa,s5aaos e. @ @ SH5s ias s9 ~" m i .
p a"a" sai,5aaao2 ys9t aa5i 55,aos 81 u ?
~ Nh SAhill s.rE. lAsaE ~ IN Ian AhEhssialoo
s1aea y1snp9o 10 noiI2as oF ahii ti9= 2d iiiH II
hass sss e19nsig egs ing in 1si theisins ] @l9G ]
,froJ Saifa,f Effayd lfi1lt fitt,f ..f-E,s t,, .j
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% ft'fFF.lI n Jelii. % "a lIsl q i5ff q
The chorus Of the.apopular song Ml
tile London Musical, Hall runs thiiisi 10
.a'iIsaw Esau kissing Kate, '"p' .
And, the fact Isl we all three saw, naaa4an
For saw Esau, he saw me,
And she saw ] saw Esau.'i !. III ~ ail6t :
t1t.f. ..f.,s I.tir dfela inod To f,a3 hifo1 J
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Az AMusING STORY.

story
Hertford Prov;donoo ana E;sh,-;Ii
sta ,.s;,saas, 80 e.,l.ss@Hs,y. a ''e.,,.lsl:H
q vel, -tnow, c;t;zen 81 uartfo,a
&c sa,g.;;s.s5s 80 81 taIssss ~ - ~
i tbe asterno,,n ne Train for Proy;dsgce
when a small. weazen-aced elderly
mann, hatino the annearance of a we'll
to do farpe, came into tba car look-
inc for . seat The aeatloman GOOD,
uafhredlv mad. FFoo,o far him by his
side and tba old man ,ooled b;,n ove,
from head to foot. @g
.Going to Providence ?. he said al
length.
II No. s,iir.'' tbe. STRANGER ,,n answered Z e
POLITELY. AZ ston at Andovarn 80 ~
!. ~ want tn. knowt /, belo,o on,
that way myseIf. Expect to stay
|ionggG
OnIy over night SIR.
A short pause.
aDfd you you calciafes to ,1a But ~ up at the
tavern ?n
a No. sir: / expect to ston with Mr..
Skinner,
L what WlS1lhi .1Tob Skinner Deacon tob
lives in n I;tfle brown bonse b=s,,,TifbF,e ~ ibee
old pikeY Or maf,be ;f,sabisg krotb.
er,si Was i Tim sL;nne,.,s@sana.o
ta 6 g t,tIgsS ygas ooE,,]a;,0I T
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.ffsh1 aIS % 0l& .aasnl:t
FOR BLAGKSMIrRHS,s ,s1ni

.iaas q ls 81 shasisf.SH 6iqaR J s. g.
iI1n- c.. .SS sa sfsas3sl,sa tnnisW I1Hi;E , u Ge
.3o6l 11d 59.fs s9iiaT 'sei>noizI
A7s9 c. - e9:dRT 3sai ss1& 81
FOR RTiAGf RTAaG2 ~ SaIrp1I q T1F L.,l;'isa & 15a .
-07$ dat Sis F9L9niBdD
GSR- Js2 .sssl. Inotl &
IS stisa1 Hetimol
We have Burdens Horse Shoes! + tt5Yaf1n :tEh And
4hHsR1l4 19Eser Nails datent Tee t1aaks hN6r
WaEi 5nd SMedas, ,frenl iNbTsyaua Mail Rods Steel
Of salbb meriean ifaaili biEes at4c rates!
8ges OF g9asdo lsoo2 q ii sidI UeI yi2niba6i
.sbooa si.1 jaau edg azndt % gluafti
gIIIlii1 II 3 .p;sE ,dtHI .d9i
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WE CLAIM FOR THIS REMARKABLE a
- S''tfui' t-sat Il Ia Mp . u 10 - .-'-''
,o5Ffs1N1Ioxs ,5fs N RRlEr or Ea1rNENr Mes.

| expense.
OPINIONS IN BRIEF OF EMINENT MEN
| Prof. w. s. CLARK, President Mass Agri. Col
lege, says: 1t is perfectly rplosiee. The
I light is better than Is produced by any other
lamp.sI believe it is t''se economy in view of
the Safety. the quality and qusntsy of the light,
and the durability OF this Lamp, to htroac array
i all other kinds and use this only. se5 ii
CT. JACKSON, NJ. d, of Boston, State Assay
er, says: =" find it free from all danger Of ee
olosions, when exposed to the seyerest proofs
gisss as ans viii sSse aeh prop poey 70 s rom es
aad Drecent those fearful explosions isodick kaee
50 OFTEN proceed fatal TO life. fs.
The NEW Y oRK TRIBUNB says: '.No other is
eisss been 50 Carefully guarea that disaster is SIM
ply a mechanical impossibility. s'
The NEW YORK INDEPENDENT says: Moth
ing more need be said TO bring this lamp at
once INTO public confidence aud universal USE"
E. P. HARRIss Prof. of Chemistry Amherst Col
iss is Rss great advantages aes s over All ohers d
size 6Gsses use necc' geseratea IN IL at GN''
Rev. A. b. SMITH, u. ID, i L. D., President
Dart ioutii College, n. H., says: NY family
regard this Lamp as spe'or e a@y o'er IN re-
from any uapleGsaat odor, and amount OF hghe
given" q i+iS - '-a' ''s re-
The A2KEIoAE AoRIcULTuRisT says: cal
most all the kerosene sold in New York is Gs-
safe, and some OF it eIninentiy So"
Kew. w. >. TYLER II, H., IfOt. III -AIHneFSt
College, SAYS - Tkaose it 10 De By far TIE BEST
iioat we have used IN orr fatfily. {fssose or
aotkiag shdt com pG,S scita 1t. prefer il TO
any gas burner, For safety, tor ecoaokay, snd
for the perfection ~ tie ligkf it deserves 10 come
into UNIVERSAL use,o .-
Prof G. F. CHANDLER, of Columbia College,
reports to the New York Board OF Health that
the Kerosene procured ut eighty different places
was in Seeenty- igAs cases e'stireay aRSGFe."
R. C. KEpzIE, Pref or, Chemistry in Mich,
Agri. College, says: This Lame 9e8 60RtSh
the GppdUiRg aceideEts of burning and roasting
resulting from explosions of Kerosene lamps,
and is a boon to tie races + IT,
PuTNAM's MAGAZINE for August, 1868, says:
q Kerosene explosions have cost more ssces az
rsaav than RAILROADS dstt steamboats, together.
E. S. SMELL, Prof of Philosophy in Amherst
College. says: "This Lamp gives as per cont.
moro light than q SeperfeF' glass lamp, when tho
we tiarnes,are Of the SaaaS sise,% .sz 5u
Though lately introduced Is has met with an
unprecedented sale, hetanse 1t supplies a great
pe6ltc rant. GrI
Sold, oa1y 6y eaaras$fsg aasats. Essclssire
S7le gttatdRteed For dsscriptSee ciycatfr dad
F4f''''' ''Vi 3Ftti j. @. PRENTISs, i
General Agept for Portage County.
Ravenna, Dec. ~. 1850, Te-si.
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A YOUNG lady in New Harmy, IN
diana, boasts df df tW enf .seVenq f6atri-
monial engagements fractured by her
in five years. She has long string of
engagement rings banging up in her
boudoir and points to them with a
feeIiBgT e pride to that which
animates the breast of a noble red
man when he shows off his collection
of scalps.
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rayed like one of these"

THE boys tell rather hard story on
J-n, who left with the Shreveport
Greys at the breaking out of the late
onpleasantness. He became little
weary of the service, and tried to play
out on the weak eye do lge. "Boys,"
he remarked one day, "do you see
that blue bucket sitting out there p
Well, couldn't see a man at that dis
tance to save nv Iife-o
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TIE DuTcHNANANp HIsT BURGrER
DRAp Il hears much dinagas aboafde
burglars, all a vile; hears tey prakes
stores into 'em very much. Vef1,,i l
dinks I.v'iSes elrnti = Sd as oder dime
dey gooiiies to my store, idey no goom
at all! SO 1 pays a. pig sorse-basfdl,
and fastens it to; de afooS wild der
moozle pointing to te door; then 1
fastens a string NIT ter trigger, and
runs runs it up NIT tef Vail and a0wn hit
der floor, SO ven AIr. P,irgiar opens
himself NIT door, WIFI he blow de
prains ont with de bistals I can't help
it, don't he? Veil, Won day I left tie
door pointing at de oozle4o der bisf
tol, init two pullets init, and goes out
to dhi.fnk some lager nit ter poys;. l
zomedimes drinks too much lager
VelL n can'tahelp it don't1 aa 2Irpoge
mineself into more as; twenty sixteen
klass lager, and den / goes home
Ven bass mine. shtore, dink I better
ash.fook nsand see if nsHothing psss all
right. That is right, don't it? If it
don't I can't help it. I forgets all
about ter pig 'orse-bfsfel, ahd ven I
opens myself nit ter door, 1 'shoost
gets Won ptrflet through my elbow,
und von epuiIets to my nat through it
all do viIes. Vost Z scartY Veil, if
vas tcan4 help it, amt it?t / Vas not
skare, but 1 never any more sets a
bistel-draps for de burglars, fdop't !?
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stIf fI0uohtik -TTTJhisaI aid iB yjqHq
The following eertifeatas have ,beenraeeiyed
from Messrs. Chickering 3 Sons, Boston, and
Steinway,& Sons, New Nofk,Sslli sGW asuefi
,sfThis is to certify, thatVwe hayn appointedl
Mr.. H. e. F1NNEY, our only authorized Agent
for tho sale of Riand Fortes, I'm by yfus
in the counties of Mahoningf Trumbpll, Stark
and P6rtAbd,si In the state iefS 0hios and MERCER
SaRse Rs ad 2s sff BS4 as aathS SSss
personally scItcts ali the Pianos Which he pur-
chases. bsio4h1 hiiG ,ia9Il -, iagI lsta1a.Aa 20
sIgnsq ,ses CIiIGKERIlNG iItII IIlSs SSfQSsfae
'sThis is to certify, that Mr. Hue EINNEY,
Of Youngtown, has been appointed Agent for
bull Counties. Ohio, and no other parties are
thofized TO Seftise The tAssftes fas our agents
in the ss9hSys nsns9d f94Psiss ~ soSgis
New York, Feb t2 1884, .isi9W
Mi Fansy is alsG salsr IL Esnqs G6 sr
SsfFi ShSss se & s5f 6Sfs S aasiss
Merchandise OF every esorihtfop,i The largest
stock OF the above Pianos to he pr found ip
Northern Ohio. constantly on hand and wiihbe
for CataIosSe at and Price Eistsl Ageals Tor eiis
establishment carry sheet Music ,ietci M
'4N' REFEREScEs:
Wick RroS, Bankars,l and ThomHs Brown'
ESQ Youngstown, Ohio. 4.t9,, Et,fs
john Grove, Esq. Austintown, 0hio - "a
Rev. u. L. Hickok, North bloomfield, Ohio.
Ohio.
Metsaie R YSr9sHs 9io ,o 9g5 ~ |.
the Mahoning Registen'a IofioAH1 ui aa1iifpp
M"'eh IL ie"'' So-A ,,niuo9.
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.aoola xIKaHa .a .ol

taooaa EIKIHsI <: .oE
ever found in Portage County The Stock vas
selected with great care, and is filed with
choice, durable goods whichswill please you in
Price and Quality.
bar .szssa s94dt lseq as saisieaa, Rs.rfl seli
le s2.:ois ts9d .d4 10 $50 l.;jElltti1 4 .4stOilf
CALL AND SEE THEM.
,aqoO3 YIG
T ADIEs.-Do you want xaa4 To II bn5 Il four Fail and
Stock, rs we havea very Choice assortment of
silks, POpiins, Alpacas, Merinos, Coburgs, De-
''-'- ~ .eH1 QAED II0
HoUsER RElP r skkdNe have a very large
Il Stock of Table Cloths, lin piece and pat
bern) Napkins. fnAel4i saf&Is1iMes SGounter-
papeTS5 sT5 s4f I4foFpeY fF}s tOpfAa tfa PRiIts ff1t8a
cHAwLsaA very srsI fareee assortment $50 Il of Long
y Square and Shoulder Shawls. Look at
the them they are Just what you want ;.,,,,, ,,s
y,gsiir-o5oe ilioa OF fii1f iiui: biag nj 4Hil59B
TYLANNELS.-We are selling F1annels at
4 lower prices than they have ever been Of
fered since the war. Call and examine our
Stock. they are. very eheap49 ii
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&c An when they riznpe CARLY N ,4Ae uorni1g
behold tbey was ali dead corpuses
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lnlis N NsIlI77 Ia 10JI1IIl U IN, ItlNFEIGSH.
Ieayenna. Qcts I, 1eGD 6s- t.t1 a5I 4
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Holiday or Wedding Presents
COMMUNION SETS.

We have some fine sets of the best manufac.
ure, and syiH fdrnish any soeietyin thelcotnty
with Communion Service at wholesale prices. -
. CLOCKS, CLOCKS .CL0CKS.' =
Those Who cannot afor1d to veal Watch can ID
eeqs9ylearrg 4, =. 20 segpeksveini affW 9lsiq9I
, 1870-12-14
HOTEL PEReOHAL9.


Among the arrivals At this hotel, yesterday,
were the following: George a. Sheridan, New
Drleans: E. L. BurlinEame, New York: Major J.
D. Wolley, Fort A. D. Russell; Alexander Thorn
and family, New York; John Holden mud wife,
Boston; Heorge Harding, Philadelphia: l. II.
J. Lays, Toionto: William Blackwell, Fitisousgh j;
Captain BaAely, st. Paul; s. u. Monroe. Texas :
F. D. M-Tsan, detroit; 4. u. Brown, Washing
Among the afrlyala at 1h!s hotel. yesterday.
Eels the ioilowin.: Hon. J. f: Tate, Wa:onsIa; !;
): Il. No,,n. ciston il. &. rssior ai;i Wiz, il.
Saginaw: l. Bal e., New io'k, A. y. Wright,
s. Loui.; !. i. Morec. petrois: |. ii. uoTlaad.
Milwaukee; N. s. Keyea. To!etio.
BRIGGS HoCXE- j.
Among the arllsals as this house. yesterday,
Hcte the following: Asa B. Hutchinson and
troupe: I1ou. j. s. llrake,. Rock :s,ah,s: ". IS.
WIec1: Mef1l.en; {. II; R,e.e. Plymouth: 4. F.
5. H0wery. M!ssLu,i: 5. F. Asplnwa!i, Freeport;
". Z. Cope, Ottumwa: J. \. Conger. Rock 1siaod
y r. Hlocnef, Milwaukee: r. +: Mangvt. De:
e'' 4NEXoxs HOUSE.
AmoEg the asE1s2 At this hotel, Yesterday,
were the follow ing; Z. r. Ttttswo. tb, New YORK
Gen. Geo. y. BEinkeIhoh, Spstngneitl: Hun. I'm
J. Bloomfield. Bloomington: Geo. u. Srocktou,
Lafa,e.te; I. +, Mccqlleugn, ss. Louis: Z \
Cau,Ahs, Toll do: Hon. 4. " Richmond,
Dubuqe; :. \. Hathaway, kAnkakee: James d.
Gau1t, feosia: E L. Foa, Salem: l. Lawtence,
Siuux city: Gtotee Peuueiou. Cleveland.
ST. JAMES HOTEL
Among the Arrivals ut Ints hotel, yesterday
were the following: J4ces 4. Armstrong, Mail
s.r: a. H. cur1ie,., J*ncsv,1ie: l. II, Mainer, De
tfut; GeoIee A. Louia, clnetnnatl: L. 81. Marnls
.I'lafel. Dubuque; j. L Meyer, ST. Paul; Il. r
Far yin, I. nd uu lac: ). L. Merfowr, Bu. u.llugtou
J. R Phillips. Cairo: /. T. Bloomaeut, bstming
ham.
, 1870-12-14
INDIANA

Affairs of Tho Nesx Abb any & ChscnEo
Raa1rond-Ehr Newly Appofotcd
Receiver m TronbtU-The lod1nn-
apuatn 1fnnc kStlll Ciub-Stnlc FL
lanncc&.
epte,a1 pespstch to the Cacako Tribune.
1SptASAroLls, Dee. ls.-1udge Chapman, re-
ct ntIy appointed reseiFer OF the New Albany i
th,cago Ratlroad, recently Issued circular t4Atng
fo.mll possession Of the road, but conclul-
ed not 70 tAke possession Of tho Trcesuse!s
bol6s aid money on hand until me
cir re OF the month. On 3atuIda5 the attorney ~
etrnlu Chapman from cit. r!nG upon hts dates.
1his vas ftfu+ed, and ~ Appeal vas taktn to
the Supreme Cour1 Ct the United States, Win
ssw q te'ay,ns EatseF* en;pnio ~, ~ ale, aa aa
sass s,Sns thss sas e cies1s NEE Of q tue re.a
arrested for contempt OF court; th1s The AaIsna!
put him In full possession Of tue road and Ill OF
uai fS Sss refused CHARTER II ths ind,aaa Legs.
tslure, ana inst the tWtntyk,ght niies Of tcat
road In Indiana were bull. up0n the charter Of
'lt New A bany Salem Ratrnad- The question
VI title on that pasE Of the Michigan Central may
tecoGe 1nyo'sed n the csse.
The Indianapolis base kall Association has
cenkluded cuntIacS With the following PROBES.
aonals for tue coming year; 1AlV Dean. OF Tue
he'd S!ockirgs: 1oseph E Doyle. OF the Fores1
!tsyf. Rockford. NJ: Joseph Simmons, Of the
Fofess c1tys. RockfnId: Arthur Allison, Eoses1
tatys Cleveland: and John i. BoGs, OF tRe stsra
The following ranrr. concerning the nnAncla:
/ cozaititn Of The ate At the end Of the :nscA
year. October 81, $50. asc .fTom tee report Of tnt
TIT zsuJcr nf 1he State: Balance IN the Tfea3url
Nov. !, 1850. <sl3,.s9 -. Recein1s during the d
cal year, sa:ss, ,sss 70, Total. q. .sos alsss pls
Bx.auee in the Treasury Sor. I. ls.o. ss3.s.a 3:
Warrants outstanding 4rd unpaid nov. l, lsso
\ se,llase. Auclto1's 3 balance, S3s&. .tA61
, 1870-12-14
AN EDUCATIONAL WAIF.
Thr New I.1nroln sSchpH1. Which Nal.p&ly
N>sns.-A tPAtrIotic" Wrst side
Alderman,

The Lincoln School, situated on La1Eahee street,
vorth niv1s,on h,. n.en nn,sn.., =, ~..r -" ~
,....'... ~ 80 's 80 aut'os.!' - sss "
.. "a, ann "as .otnas5 aeaaeateo on
..xistecre Is a matter nf surnr,se n c-1e.t many
80. ..o..,,..,...., ., -. A4s
~ Aesola1'lLei&u peop!cs aua ~ 1oae Aose 70 taan
to The gentlemen with whom the project i sup
noseu 10 nave ottgtnatca- NO one seems able TO
EiSc reason, elfner Eo,*s, ba.f, or ind!dereat,
WY tfc Aneoln school liouse tilu"!d have bec1
ttesIe.l. 9teat mary ,euih'1nar, aed some o.
aaem 1atles eoslat. naFe oesI seafta nnaes inc
Nanascueht oi tne boatn ol EHutatlon: cut IN q
MsJotn3 " S4ses, Hs1aG aLnn. tue'. SAueMe cpsa-
, 1870-12-14


nftscel1aHeoun,
Jacob Socuua, OF St. Paul. reported to the police
yesIetasy thar some one hatt ptceed hts pOcfer Of
n allst containing kI,0G1 N pEeenbacEs, and 4
check for f&o1 He y1sted mnns beer ssloons on
Munuay night aud it Was t,FpbuplT taken frum hi,n
while Ia one Of fht m
-Ci arieu Repalrr was betorr Justtee IN VOL.
ssIdsy. charged with aprrnnrtattnr s:g beions.
Ing to Wis, UaFT,et 4. Rscj! Enn senf af,ne f11r.
rIfilye ID him 10 n4l m snmmsron ia ocrnn1t-
eioed nsng the snnnsv snr nfIasss; a. sr sTcn1a
thst cis fsrnT yer- snf;er.ec s'sa nsr,e.t r ~
~ ~ :. ;cr ~ ooo ASeaSo H' Ae
, 1870-12-14
WAsHINGTOEIAN HOME.
trtebrastnn oi the Seventh Auniyrr.ary--
Reports ntd %ptcr1le~,

The scrensh anniversary Of the wAshiagtontAn
Home I c~urEsd last rrrnlnR, and WAS celebrated
III N appropriate mtnper By the friends and In
mAtca Of the tnAtltus.on4 The scrno MAS graced
bf The presence OF large humber OF ladies', who
tSrced deep tntetczt In the excfrisea, The
chapel Of the home was Handsomely decorated
fSt the event. tho ~alls being ibesalls 9cs:oone,1
With beautiful gaE'snds, tntetmtngled With which
were Numerous appropriate haus cts ard mortoes
Ill n Ccmn!ticr, composed 0f Mrs- Vim. upuz-
soD. Mi. 4. Il. lteuHln, Mss. ". Warren, Mi, u.
e Ao,ey, Mn. q. q Ma.ch, and sirs d. 4. Miller,
sussion a Of wni<a tho company we're invited 1a3er
Tns exerc'fes began with muac By the Williams
rnt Tais was followed by nofe music,
Ine prea1ntusf! exercises being concluded, the
GhAltmsn, J. l. Dsske, made t1e opening I'D
o'9G He welcomed ku pfcseut TO the happy
reunion Of 20 maOy Of tha old Inmates OF tSe
Home aud oKprrase1 wunder 1t the great aud
nrexEeeted suec. Us The institution nad astslnei.
e*v.n Fe1ss ago the scteme was started IN Star
OF utpe Lodge nj GooI Tempia1a. Ilbegan with
few, without money but they had faith in tue
cause. and nIaily conquered. Tne WsshlnK-
stituttoEs Ct the State.
ur. r. ]. Waruner. the Superintendent Of the
hcmf, then nade bis report, ID which he stated
The home. there were fotty tnmates and that slnce
t9eu oFes ono tundrtd have been admitted ana
ahoas s,A, m eausl nnnbtr discharged. tszse MS
homss. and Occupations. convaIeacent and re-
iomeo. Ae spoke hopefully Of the future, and
returned thanka for The many fayo.s received
from n1fnds Of tue institution. OF the number
admitted, 1ls we're Americxns. 20 Eu2tiaatneu, Is
sSD.ca4. .: 2 lrtshmen, Is aaadians, Welsh-
Plooflt adef, and advertising eol,citos-a falr
SuE'p:ement for Newspaper. 4 maturity Of the
We m aS4A ~ rtu
, 1870-12-14

t.NrNc Amount OF Counterfeit n 0ucy
nnd rlnsce Uncovered al Decatur
The CountcFIritcr aAt l.nFEo ou fsntl
-ktAt1ronu Ear HmanEs-Fces II OF Eollu.
~ Officers.
npeca1 uttp1seh 10 The Chicago rtibaue.
srE1sartAIp, Dec ls--souc TWO weeks aRa In
your special from this city, the readers Of raE
TRIBUNE we're Informed OF lnc arrest and inc clrcc-
iaslon In the Sat canon County jail Of the uoso,-
Gus ctuntsrieItr, Peter Meta tuey, alta. Joe
y oo1A a. the same time this c.nture wss male
& ca.ef II Of % tae rni:ea % sssses secres strstcs..
u large amount of eounteEiet. money aui matt
raj WIS also foutd and brought 10 this c;ty,
Sa,utitsy, became convinced iha, still larger
amount Ut spurious muucs vas hid away hy the
pst. otet. AMI has 1eeu hard at work = untarth
a. qaoi d. dan na nseoca,c ct Il %ecaIsues, sao srpsafc
10 be pretty thosunehlE Posted shout the a1airs
OF the latter. Yesterday tho Colonel objected tne
anes, # Tits ratty, which Tas go aeeomnl.saed
Tue lie 'A1s 1tsu't s. fN q lie ,iise,osates thus
ct s1e sp1 Ssptare e. g,sety s;s1 s aet5 Il
counterfeit moncy OF the denominations OF $e},
SO. SO, acd 80 eeata. and complete set OF new
1ss s5 ,ss1s s2 y g nS,e oe Of IT, nsss e
dangerous ever cut, art It ts extremely fortunate
thai it Tell into the hands Of rhs officers at 50
@ pnnicd n' irom sot into e;reaato1 Tae spurious
nntss p,caaceS are pronounced npnt ey sS
sos ee; sy the eys j. s
trctsyt, and. Of course. would he l3Eea by the ma
ta.i1y II those aho daily handle m ,ney without
ccutta 50 far, this matter has heen aIF1:ty aud
+k,,fu1y mnuased by coIoEcl Whitley. and. SC II,
he ceterseA the &hAtks 0t all the r4une; Int tas
after s2,n S:, was ;a
sum of sl3t01, This ls 4 la'Ge aulaunr, bur. II
Mtca1tnes Is half as smart as he has The repnta.