, 1870-12-10


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stofy: We saw this unnruio4 pecs Of Z thor |
cuE' II PIT ined nah tAken from the he'd OF tho |
flser 10 ihe SJo uoro dam. II u the Middle cut,
and must, whrn alive, have formed pax Of II
tnofn ous pike, or similar n3s ffon three 70 four
feat long, The lines r scA is arc beautif "
pe1feet- 'he &c " where 3ttnssoa has no a oa The
1ns MI tle s1da tae fraexpFs, may 10 observed
the pht C hn Of the ePlot md uthcF bonek It
wat7fGE7l1hed with held when found, but Was
uEt0a tulhstfJ htokcn!
:, The g. +1hssyille {Emmes| County}' Tindfoatsr
s1Y1 tARit tQpe 5ekr ago. AYk MARY e Settle enter-
eu 16a ~ eg OF land in Emmtt cvuusy, under tho
homestead act sne moved upon the land, and
has q. Ade improvements tue con to the value Vi
over one teoosapd dotEa9A;-E1rnesfly t1tortng to
make herself / hame. sue spared no pains or ex
M nse conti ten with her limited nnances to make
her fai N psoductlre and valuable: but MIST ~
her 1Qipilte when ope tsy last IN miner. abe was.
pof,aed ty The yer, Roye,p,nent of1,cc,a A. Far,
Dodge who hs1 sola nef the 1sod, thar her farm.
ueon which no mn III lahor snd rnone, nad hn+n
expended. wa mot her properly. ,hs, the tttI,.
was not IN her. not in tac United statea GOVERN
u.ns which had p1edeed ,ts fa,th "a psten, tht.
land to her. hut that the absolute owner cf ssla
land Il A. the Des Mo,nea VALLEY Railroad Com.
nany:
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10 -.,de,'.1s, 49,, ~. ~. ,,,.., -, ,,s.,. ~.
au,1.p thr rrr,1.r =. ,ttnn ~ ~. No.. .ss- a.,
c.nc brrr from Fddvr,,1. 1nre nnd hts tamil.
consu,s Of h,m.tjf- nj, vtf. ,na ,h,ee rhiId ~
lii has been married eighteen ;esrr. liz ten.A
bosnNuu ncu.e hers tnis f.N ava .o,ns um,r,ss,o
IN il1tR1r in1tu aev he ,sr h,t ~mv+ NJ, Iant,r.
ann hntch.r ~ H.. w.. ,.,,.s 49, - -.
~, - - :. ~ es -es.' lava seHea. ss1
s,a,st ~ >. s.n :" nn VIC a. Ane 70
ehs !. -. 80. 80 " al. "a"~
eona soae1 IN ,esv. ~ ~ .a..se,,ss ~ ps,a a.
,nd thr chrdr., tsr.~.1, 80 c'.. W o.a .0,. ~.
former home IN Eda,v,11e Tcr.. wrs .hs -.
n.,,tnv Jent;ns xsna .na 80 s",s -. I,a...e
Jrnkjrs rnld .I,cr N ,s%s ~ -e+,.n.a ssessu
d,en .ra srn,.,.. 80 ~ s1 .a1 ~ su.-
~ ssttp!s 'aeu" ue even uAoe tae call'
80 go - wv. W.. ue" mN.et. 1aek e"nnaaea 70
~. a,.. ~ =. M p'o'a.acnt uutcoes saopa Q!
~, t.,s.r ~ "ssa.4e 1ae ieeaoa o. 'a'oano
~ ''-'Ao w,a-s,.,.s.. Ae1
,rn.. po~+ oo.. - U1s4..-,,.
f.onrt~ ~. 49,, S,.se,,,n."s .a ~ seoe e.soa
M ons nv ~ ,anna " ~" ~ sue .eaSoo eA'
INDIANA.
nea1-s sighted young man in 1ad,snaoo.is went
to see his girl, and found her father pceltuR no.
tasoes. With his w.ses sp,on on. He got on his
kuees and proposed to the old man reAl quick,
bsfnre the old folks should come in," and was
driven from the door with a butcher kn11e for ais
paine.
-Whitt hSer has not been 90 low within the
memory of the Oldest lnhabltanr. At the f.lls =
mile above Marttns,lle. the rncss In M tne hn,,on
arc 50 exposed thst, win long strides onn cat
pass over dEy-Ahod. A great many OF the wells 10
Martusvi.le have failed, and nearly haif the peo-
pie arc dependent on thftr nCtghbois for wa:cf,
MtNsxsaTA-
The g.. Pau1 Press Of Drc- 8, aaJs: "a telegram
ffam Benson bf1nga the Aad intelligence OF The
death ot the Surveyor General C. u. Dayiaon ay
Otter Tall CITY, on TbuYtuay. General Dawson,
was 4 native OF New HAMPSHIRE. He bxa hem
Tor ecve.al yeara resident Of Minneapolis. wbere
he wal e1 Raged IN The mercantile business In
1865 and 1862 he served In the State Lceisature
one ofithc Representatives from that county. and
In the latter year WA elected Speaker. an ONCE
which be n!led with great accep,abIIitr Sn7u If.
tfY lht incoming Of Grant4 nd administration IN
SO, ne received the appointment OF Eni,sd
s.as<s Surveyor General tor H,nnesota. Ee WI.
s4u a toupa man being bur 70 yetrs MD vn~o
death cut him down In the midst Of vhas nrom,
isei to he an honorable and useful career"
-
afoChAL 3'fo0s' -.-.
7ss.e1 eoe'es! u JounR Women e1'sts ID Mem-
pills 1sea memoHi ls ocuud not to marrJ man
=
"a japanese youth. brrnBet from fotohams,
as navA eaaet. 10 the bsiuah screw fstza,e Lis-
| ttpooi' eotomN'ea Tue sulf'aat naf"KAff n the
| WIN ioon OF mat vessel during nef passage
| rome- ho nat oeea despoudent since leAVtt7
'npA1Neo.
| -on November ,, the railway 10 Reves, on the
| tsltlc, was Formally opened BY CREST dinner At
Sa1va. This RAILWAY Is $50 miles long, ond cuts
the M0cow road at Vo ma, and the wa,a2w lpaa
n G'atcnlno, and BY i1a means goods can be car
| TIED directly Into the interior without passing
| thfoaRh IL Peterss urR+ Rerel tlea On the Gulf
Of Finland. And. as It's port ia open nearly sll ths
winter, 3 large trade, 1t "a anticipated, wtll be
carried on with England during ail the rear round.
-1o EnRland season ttcke,-nolder on > Eoll-
roAd found the advertised train not going to start
10 consequence Of the fireman having neelecteu
TO keep up steam. and ordered spectal train, 1t
cost OF shout forty pounds. which he paid. and
then brought an action for the recovery OF the
money and ten pounds additional for his OWL to-a
Of TWO houTs' time. Tic Jndse expressed hinseli
"astrn nished that the company Ind rcs,sted sucu
claim, and the Jury gave the plaintiff 4 verdict
for nil he asked.
From the day OF the capitulattou Of Metz
when 17s 900 French surrendered, tilt the leth o
November. Or IN about two weeks the German a.
miles mz4ie II 0oo more French soldiers prisoners
! w1r. OF theae, 4-400 were taken In SchtettatAa.
30 In Fort Mort1er; 5000 In New Brelsnch: 1SOt
/
Generals, II staG ot1cers, and $50 subs,tern on
GERS: 500 At Monteran, snd 800 at B.etcnay aud IL
other akl1nishes. Tho pieces OF cannon cap
1nted tn all these Affairs amouctod to s77.
by an net Of PxFls8uent passed Last winter
cities and town. In Great RrttalH with more tha'
10000 inhab1 nnte, arc required to provide som
neArs OF Instruction In mechanical and fFee
nAnd drawing In accordance with this act, no
tce has appeared Ia the London j'ufnala alatin
that I'll persons over atecen yearn of agc could Of
tain admission to an Industrial drawing school,
he established at the Institute OF TechDoloR.
. About soo persons have already presented then
! selvea. and accommodations have been prepare
t"E 500 scaoIa's- timltas industrial drawn
school. with 20 pupils. has heen established I
tamhttoRc.
The var correspondent Of the Boston Jnurna
MT Etwsrd King, IN his private letters, ges th
inauguration OF measures BY which means can
1t"vtded fot the tmmiEE4tion OF tho people
Asace aud Lorraine to this country. HesaJs TIL
no pen can describe The euderanRs Of the peop
there. They are starving TO death by huntrcd
lie has been among them and mas been wine
hf the!f eufet1rgs- He says that as mary
. es,ctO families would gladly 60 away, and thst
~oulc be . noble work to rescue them from Il
n terrible sudc11ngs which surround them
"A lsughahle Incident occurred nt Aonael
!, | tConn Gnu en- on recent SUNDAY nl9ut-
q gentleman, bis wtfc, and cnild OF years VIC
lenvlng the sacred edlnce- ana, Holie N u
n | porch, TIE Renuemanb ovftcoat- *nicn WAS nan
Ing acsosa his arm. slipped, and out role" ITO
one OF the rockets 4, pax OF catuA lie look
+. dunbfoundtdp smiled ghastly smile ~ MS vile
Is who hastily passed on-etooped ana auEfle'
ia | scoorcd up the cards. and was hpsf1'ng a"s
when eome Of them slipped second une. Tae