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THE NORTHWEST.
ILLINOIS.
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1 l.. i'll. - t..
p,nomnatno uo.w anan,1. %4S ~ nu tw Ds Ios n
Tae;no f ~, ssnca ;;a,d NAV ~ i,a,, bao
inficted such iniuries that the owner had To
sboot the Istter.
An accident occurred On the 21st instant,
on the farm Of AIR. F. GoodelI, near Little
Rock Creek Mills, in Clyde, wllteside COUNTY,
which resulted in the death Of Mr.. William
Wells. Mr., Wells WAS engaged in sinking
well. and had reached a depth of about TWEEN
ty-forr feet. whcu he put III curb and vailed
up eight feet, preparatory to sinking it deeper.
lie hid just completed this wall, when the
quieksand and water came ruahiug in upon
took about three hours to get him out, by
resident Of Savanna, Carroll County.
IOWA. -.-.
Speaking Of sherins, thero is JOHN McKi,-
bon, Sheriff Of Madison County, Iowa, who il
oulv three feet high, o2 years old, and weighs
% pounds.
a Censue-taker in Davis County asked q
child. and the reply was, ''fou have come
e. Chapman, who lives in Harrison
County, compe1s his wife to do all kinds Of
rough work. The other day he sot her to
building fence, Things did not 20 to Buit
him, wien, in terrible passion, he seized a
Ratchet and attempted to split her head open.
thus eayed her head. No mention il made Of
the mans arrest..
WISCONSIN,.
The Lacrosse Democrat says: "Mr. Leon
ard Greeley, an unole Of Horace Greeley,
died il tho county poorhouse here, last Tues
day, OF old aga and neglect in Life. u WAS Y
years Of ago. dostitute and lo~-sprited, and
less, and sick-'
|, Olive Logan is a little deaf; At Madison,
while at the hotel, she WAS called on By nu-
MeEous admlreEs o1 the sterhet se3. 1ihey
had been talking about children, and bzanchod
] oil into talking about peoples ages, Poat-
she had. Eighteen" said she, thinking ho
had asked her age.
In the Episcopal Diocesan Gounch for
WISCONSIN, day OF two ago, the following can
on was adopted: Every ycommunlcans OF the
church mar1ng oathlae 2. our n
the church, shall stand 1pso fdcfo exconmunl-
Gated"
| 1sp1ANA.
| A Tcne Haute lawyer boasts Of negotiating
twenty-Hix divorces 1t the last term Of court
| Tho kokono Tribune Of the -23d says:
| wife Of Henry Kirkpatrick, q farmer worth
| $780, ,0C0 who lives just this side OF Galveston,
| left her bed and Was found drowned the next
morning. She had got INTO = rain bar5el md
sat down. When found, she appeared 10 DC
sitting comfor ably, but tho watat ~ over hel
cover her face with water;: It is supposed she
WAS laboring under a fit Of insanity"
MICHIGAN:
! The Detroit Tribune OF the Esd says: "lt
the limited states District Court, this morn
ing, Charles johnson, tho last of that family
convicted on the charge Of having in bis pos
session paper for the manufacture OF Unitet
States notes and bonds, and various other ma
| teria]s for thepame purpose Charles John
son is the last Of four Of that name who have
been convicted On similar charges. In March
1863 Richard and Napcv johnson, father ant
mother Of this defendant: we're arrested =
No. 116 Baker street, and grea
: quantity of materials used in tn
, manuiacturo Of counterfeit notes WI
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" plsyful11 !fceii7l7talkicaEt and ososstssd ny
2hple bolF FHn NJ 1Fs1Shiiss. dippod IN
vcnoQ i4lvaa fntf nom tho hesl to
thsfsad4. .GFdained tlaa4 hsptism Of azsis.
I1as dc eselity Of pahta I'D nd > conscioa6>
siSnafixe1 ri director II fAs battle. II the
V3co Pros5dsnt, or Tho President, ahonld writo
now, what Of it2 GATH.
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SATURDAY, JUNE 25, 1870.


NEW CONSTITUTION TICKET
For III tho propositions On this ticket which
sra not cancelled With ink or pencil; and
sca;ust al proportions which are 30 can-
ce1led.
For the new Constitution
For the sections relating to Railroads in the
Article entitled Corporations,
For the Article entitled Counties.
Fu9 the Adcls entitled Warehouses.
For q three-ts{ths vote to remove County
Eexte-
For the sections relating to the Illinois Gem
hal Railroad.
For the section relating to Minority Repre-
eentAtion.
For. the section rslktng to Municipal Sub.
scsiptions to Railroads or Private Corporations.
For The section relating to the Canal
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Lively Conventions
Philadelphia {June ~ cor7tepo1snes q The Clspe
ZoHd HsEHA

The nominating conventions have met, and,
after much deliberation snd ''gab," have pre-
eented to the Republican party ticket which
they claim - one entitled to the support and
conftdepco Of The masses. As predicted In one
Of nv former communications, NJ. Leeds has
secured the nomination Of candidate for the
shezinalty; in thiscontest many thousan::s Of
dollaza have been spent. and tho unfortunate
are considerably out Of pocket, Are very scre
over their defeat. At 10 O'Clock, the hour fcr
the opening Of the convention. the ssa8e of
National Hall Was filed with sn excited and
noisy party Of eager politicians. Amid much
confusion, some individual stepped to the
front and nominated Mr. Lads a. temporary
Chairman. Upon putting the question, pro
1onged yell 6lled the hall, and tho originator
announced Mr. Lane elected to- the position.
Another delegate now srose and nominated
Mr. William Elliott to preside ovsr the, ~ yoe,
uniformed convention. The sams !eoene vas
gone through ~ IN ths casA Of II. LAns. ssd
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REPUBLICAN NOMfNATIONS.

For Judge Of TIE Supreme Court-serenh
District:
CHARLES HITCHCOCK.
For Judges Of the Circuit Couyf for Cook
County;
TaL ". FARWELL, HENRY BOOTH.
Election Saturday, Jury 2.
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a n.per ia published IN ths Cherokee Nj
lion. ons pase Of 7.hieh d printed 10 Whist Is
p.ses. s1pRoseas. ssss: aIts 80 worst s esss I af
nickIed tongns 10 hAvn coma IN contact viii.
fhe paFs Sooka Nks thsra had ksau uit1o-R1v-
corins explosion IN = type foo4dsy."
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The usnAl supplementary sheet will be
found with TEE TRIBUNE Of to-day which
goes outside the city, and with The Sus-
pAy IRIuCSE tomorrow morning.
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Senator Wilson, very worthy and noble
/ man, but not necessarily, h'stoFlan'
ID writing, in the New Eork 17df-
pendent, so-called sketch Of the rise and
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--The jamestown IN. ~ Joxsnal teIls the
following remarkable STORY: There is n
woman in the town Of Harm:ay, ChautauauA
county, who han NOT spoken 10 her husband in
swenty-one years. In the year 18A9 her hux-
Of company, and she threatened that Il he
didn't behave better toward her she would
never speak TO him again. Ho retn1ted that ho
wished she wouldn't; md she has not atnce
spoken to him They hare continued to i've
together peacefully, aud during the long 81
goes On 1t their house n usual with farmers'
The husband is attentive, and does his con
verIng with his wife through one OF tho chill
dren, For instance, he will aak child st The
table, "Wll your mother have some more
mestf Or, It smother tins, - IL your mother
u wealthy, and belons7 to tho bester cls.s. Of
chsutauqua tarnsrs md respectsble cit-
xens,
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Kentucky whtakey stassAsics-

From He Lo1ti1viHS COMMERCIAL june u.
We present to ths readers OF the Louisville
Commercial, this morning. some carefully prs
pared tables. showing the condition Of the
whitkcy manufacture aud the product on hand
1t this ti1ne, ~ compared with the ssmo period
last year.
. It Will BE- seen that the amount produced
this year, from January to June l, falls bo-
low that during the sans months last Joar by
tho largo amount OF 9, 9225 ,57s proof gallons
The stock in bonded warehouse on the 31st
day Of May. 1870, VIZ only, s.6sass5 proof
500, SIS proof gallons- Adding to tho amount
in warehouses May 81, 1870, the q, GEO barrels
Of whiskey which our table shoHB to be on
band in the State 1t present, calculating each
barrel 1t IS proof sA1lnns. which is > very lib
eral estimate, and we have total Of only
7,51s, ,107 proof gallons Of botf1 bonded and free
whiskey On hand this year, against 8,o70.57s
gallons Of bonded whitkey alone on hand st
the same time last gear. As, owing to tho ex
piration Of the time In which old whiskeY wss
10 be taken out OF bond 1.-The tax vaa PAID on q
great deal during the spring months up to
May 81 list yeaz, it Is fair 10 presume that at
that date there were 1t least 40, 600 barrels on
hand Of free wh:skey. Counting tho barrel -
before at 45 gallons, And We have the accounts
stand aa follows:
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cure the election Of Hitchcock, Farweu and
Booth and that this can only be done by
| polling as large vote as possible,
! ----
MINORITY REPRESENTATION,
The nov on.ti.4,t;o, oo,.a; -.
.7,;a,,r .a,,+;.,. -, ,......ss-.s1.- fo
tiles; one may be- called no1it;ca1 and The
other pecuniary, The latter ia fonnd in tha
| article on co7nor.tiona md ia enbm;ttad
with the body OF the constitution The 9TH
! er ia submitted san,rata1v Rotb nrov;.
sions have attracted wide attention An
the financial naners of New York and
other roe+a+n ,;+iae loro 7;eo1,sr,5 a.,
ture and effect of rninoritr renrauantation
in chartered connan;es md bara arr,va3
with s.aresfT mn excentjon. atfavorah,a, con,
c]nsions 6fBfs section nror;dee lsTbat;n ,1,
e1act;ona for D;racto,, ~ -,.,,,o-a - -
co,nors+aa- -connsn;es evo-- e,a.ts.,aax
shall ba,a,tba btuo rota =, 1880 ~ ~
nnorv f.9 the nn,nber If eba-so ~ .to,i,
ouned hv b;n, tor os nov, ,,.-zo.. -, t1,a
,-a niraoto,, ~ 10, ,.co.o ~ - a1o...5 ~
to eu,uu1ate ssid shares. and give one cand;-
Date AZ rnany votes "a The nunher of D;rec.
tors nultip1ied bv tbe nurnbor of hin; sharea
of stock shall eoua1 or to distribnte them
IN the x.me n,incin1. a7oono AZ NAVY can.
d;dst.e aa be aha], th;nt A. and anch NJ.
recto,s or nan,oer. sta11 NOT ha e1actsd !,
any other mannorn
NJ
49,. ~. N,sS; .- ..o- 80 ~ ~
.D t' ~uo il'e'e''s ~ suaicno'o.
e.n ~ ~ n1eoipota'eo companies Al
Present. tne Ma]ofaty OF tue STOCK e1eets
.no "noie noa1o OF D'tecsota. rus coh-
1'oi Is generany oota1nea oy procuring os
putenase or o1nef",se tne Prones OF a
pof'aon oi Ine stoeA1oioerH' N railway
management tne rne VINO eontfol a 1oaa
rarely own quarter OF the stock but
they manage to Obtain the PROXIES OF sum-
clent shares to cast majority vote, and
elect the whole board There IS no Director
on the board to present the minority,
who may OWL almost half OF the stock, and
the ring do Is they please and gamble in
the stock and cheat the company without
let or h1ndrance
By the adoption of the section in quas
ton, the minority will always be able, by
concentrating their votes, to elect as many
| Directors as their proportion Of shares
would fairly entit1e thom to. Thus If {
company with capital Of 81, 800, 900 elects
board of thirteen Directors, the minority,
if they control 5000, 900 Of the stock, car
elect ai1 of.the thirteen Directors If they
control but $10O, 600 they can still elect
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Xe,e FotE core.pondeHee q fAe Cincinnati Gdz:t7s.
The readers Of tho 40zese may feneHbG
that. some time after M. Lincoin's death, Z
stone tsken from the tomb Of Sezviua Tulhns
arrived At the White House. It had been sent
"A a present to AIr. Lincoln BY the patriots Of
Rona ae IN evidence Of their Affection. Altor
IL cane the care containing it was paztia}iy
broken Of, ard subsequently it was tumplel
from enc part Of the White House to another.
nntil finally it vas thrown into coal bunker
in the cellar: Some Of Ar. Johnaonvs attend
ants. not being entirely dead to shame, made
known its existence and chxracetr to 1nenhays
OF the press, who brought tho fact concern-
ing the shameful treatment the beautiful
PRESENT bad received to public notice. Con
Erees directed the Commissioners Of PnbHc
Buildings to remove 1t 10 the Capitol. Yes
terdsy, BY resolution Of the Hou1e, In whicl,
the Senate will doubtless concur, It vas trans-
feITtd to the Lincoln Mon1rnent Aosociat1ou,
for the purpose Of placing i il the ahaft nov
n process Of erection 1t Springfield, Ill It II
Of red sandstone, about eighteen ipcbea ride.
BY two feet long, and eight iaches thick. xod
bears Latin inscription, which has thrs Bean
translated: The citizens OF Rome present
this atone, taken from the tomb Of Serviua
Tul1ius, to Abraham Lincoln, President for tha
second tern. OF the Uuited States, to the and
that the memories Of both theee bfxye defe1al-
eI4 OF liberty m1Y be U1,ites3 -"
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flll Of alave1y. vhish he aoubtles intends:
for grave and adeqae.e 4ifRry. Ia &san-
tic island ahould, b d< agdaey of&ke
eazthb infstnal fordes, 1sse out Of he NeA-
tenmeans teep slowly Ring through cen
fariea, become peopled, put forth vast-pro-
ductive energies which changed the chan.
nels of the worlds commerce, politics, art,
and manufactures, and materially affected
the progress of civilization in q. double
way, first, by cheapening,the cost of& living
all overe the world by one-half, 3and,
secondly, by the barbarities incident to the
character of its population, and if Senator
Wilson should noto down what the people
Of Crete, and Malta, aud Sicily, and other
adjacent parts said about the great appsra-
ton, and il, when narrating that this island
subsidized with mighty convulsion and the
loss of million Of lives, and thousands of
millions Of troasure into the waves, never
again to appear, he should so arrange his
narrative as to make it appear that it Was
the speeches and comments Of the Cretans,I
Maltese, and Sicilisns that, in thefrst place,
talked the island into being and then talked
it back into nonentity, he would have given
rs scientific and philosophical an account
of such an eruption, as he is now giving
of the rise and fall Of slavery. The rise
and fall OF slavery will never be compre-
hended so long as it is narrated as mere
wnr of words, display Of oratoric power
OF Weakness Behind the oratory, on2botb
sides, were the facts that gave force to
words. Slavery grew into great
political power, because, as
moanB Of production, its cheap
and controllable labor was d source OF
great profit to the masters. Whoeye,
would write the history Of the rise of slav.
cry must show some candid recognition o.
the benefits Of its productive agencies tc
the world, as well as its injustice to the en-.
a1aved, aud IT'S guueral disadvantages com
pared with free lsbor, Of the gradual pro
cess by which; under its severe tuition, g
ba1barous race was civilized, as well as OF
the despotic, cruel and aristocratic tonden.
cies which the practice Of slaveho1ding
impaired to the master race. The econ
opical side must be regarded together with
the moral, and as forming, in part, the basia
of the moral. Investigating the subject IN
this point Of view, history of slavery do.
serves and needs to be written. But the
least interesting and important feature Of il
viii be what the hundred thousand Elijah
Pogtnnas Of America said about slavery
when it was going up or going down.
, 1870-06-25

control Of the House. oot 1nat u aos".u'
for, in half the counties o1 tne e'a1e, 'n1
t Republicans are III the m"0t1.s' ana' III ~
such dist4'cts' tneE ~oola elee'' ~ tne es ne"
method one OUT o' every .nes neelsa.a
nyes IRON Deno,1Ae.e ..,1 49, nasa, .hs 11 nama ~
hepun.'san lneoT,s pn,;s.a ~, o's; a,a..;+. 49, ~ "a
cfa's e,ec'ea t., ,.o.n pEn :pe'.D h.,a sran -
.nus 'a' t sasse;.at7a n.-+1 aar,ntaoa IN
ane'e - ~ ~ ss rase-m 1,,a na,o-;tv na,,v
.ne pfopoes" . o.:1 oo..-o, 49, 1ao;.7at;,n
~ 1s o " ~ tha s5,,;n;etrst;on md h.
49, aSa;,,,a Deaz @ ~ -. ,cts instead of North.
G .sei T,;no;s ha,no ,enre.entei1 in the Houso
- 1,-u.-s,- - w. ,4h,;,ana and sontbern
1,sA1sa .so,,,s;..1. h. Damoc,,t. A. has
hann - ~ c.za ~ tba n.at si1teen wears
! ~. -oantian.> ona.th;,d of the
a.a,'a.e w." tro-a ne and ~ the State will b.
nsn,ao-ats md one.third ot the members
~, ,ha athsr and vi11 bo Repub1icans
Wa, We losa here We gain there. The
,rhn,s naonla in ever district will then be
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1870-03-31

Havana dispatches contain the usual
record of Spanish victories and the kill
ling and surrenderIng of Insurgents.
No irsurgent successes whatever are
reported. The victories are invariably
on one side. Captain-General De
R0das has authorized the release of Inc
imprisoned Masons on bail. Mr.. Phil
lips. late Acting American Consul,
was waited upon in Havana by gang
of Regulators" and forced to sign q
card repudiating the statements con-
tained In the despatch alleged to have
been sent by him to New York. The
card has been published in the city pa
pers, and Mr.. Phillips has fed from the
island by the first steamer leaving for
q foreign port.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1870-03-31

Prince Arthur came down heavily
on the dignitaries of Washington and
the nagnates of New York. This ve-
ry great Prince Arthur William Pat
trick Ceasarea Philosola Bustamento
Frederic Phillip Augustus, whom the
fiunkies of Washington and New
York danced, dined, wined and kiss
ed for his mother, says: 1.-The ball CIV
en- in his honor at Ottawa was une-
qualed by anything he had seen this
side of the Atlantic" How do the
fiunkies throughout the country like
the compliment? How do the hea s
of department and other officials at
Washington, with the thirty-six
committee men and other New York
todies, feel when told that they have
been eclipsed by the rustics of a huck-
leberry town in Canada?
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1870-03-31

told, two men were dispatched into
the tunnel In search of my as2aiiant.
They discovered him lying dead with
both his legs cut clean off little above
the knees. They bore the corpse to an
adjacent dead house and an inquiry
into his death brought out particulars
that are easily anticipated. The man
who so closely resembled me at V,
had seduced the betrothed of laborer
one Theodore Vertot. This Theodore,
reckless uox of life, and resoiuteiy
bent on vengeance, swore to kill her
seducer. Mistaking me for his enemy,
he attempted TO shoot me. This fail
ing he hung about the hotel, armed
with stiletto, determined to stab me
whenever l should appear Ia the
street. Hearing, however, that l was
about leaving for Paris, he perceived a
better and safer means of prosecuting
his design, by stabbing me in the tun-
mel through which he knew we would
pass, and then escaping in the darkness.
Reflection had obviously taught him
that revenge would be none the less
sweet because it did not entail his de-
struction by the law.
Such is the simple but tragical story.
My prototype, who had been the
means Of twice imperiling my life, I
have never, seen since. / confess to no
wish to see him. 1t is bad enough to
have to bear the brunt of ones own
foIlies: it is altogether miserable to
suffer the follies of others. Ever since
the occurrence of this small eposide, l
have always thought there is a much
wiser providence manifested in the dis
similarity between man and man than
our philosophers suffer US to dream of.
GeHtlem10l's Magazine.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1870-03-31

A home made divorce has been rat :
fed in Pttsburg between man and his
wife. An article of agreement was en-
tered into between them, the man OBJ
ligating to pay the woman fifteen dol
lars a week, and she stipulating never
hereafter to interfere with him while
he enjoys himself with another woman
he has taken as wife. The parties are
now living in separate houses, and en-
joying themselves hugely.
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The Easton Express chronicles the
arrest and imprisonment of q gay de-
ceiver named Willoughby Greenwald.
He has accomplished the ruin of three
young women. From all accounts he
is an accomplished, heartless scoundrel,
and should be put out of the way of
effecting the ruin of another girl.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1870-03-31

The Venango Spe, tGtor reports
new paying oil we'll near Nickleville,
In that cpunty, an entirely new terri
tory. The well is good for twenty
barrels per day. The same paper
peaks of new we'll being struck in
the Red Hot district. yielding two
hundred barrels per day.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1870-03-31

A colored man named Richardson
has been surrendered by the Governor
of Massachusetts on requisition OF
the Governor of Maryland. He is
charged with being implicated in the
murder of William Gayles in Prince
George county, in July, 1866. Five
negroes, two of whom have been
hanged, were concerned in the murder.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1870-03-31

The Doylestown Democrat reports a
regularly organized gang of incendia-
ries In that county. There is no other
plausible theory for the origin of the
numerous fires which have occurred
within short time in that county.
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Advices from Panama predict the
ratification of the treaty between the
United States ana Colombia. An A
merican citizen, Mr.. Ambrose ThOmp-
son, has obtained from the State of
Chiriqui a contract to build an inter-o-
ceanic rail road across the isthmus.-
In Guatemala several important rail
road contracts have been executed with
the Onvarnnpnt
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ture, VI 90 per 100, prepaid. with dires,ssps.--
Priced Catalogue to any address, gratis; also
trade list Seeds on Commission
tbB NJ. WATSON, old Colony Nurseries and
Seed Warehouse. Plymouth, Mass. Established
In lS47. jaB3ms.