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Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1870-07-15

When Phil. Sheridan went to
West Point, he was charged with
misdemeanor, of which he was in
nocent, and the Pro ofessor undertook
to fog him because he insisted on
his innocence. The result was that
Philip whipped the professor, and
returned to the scenes of his child
hood; but the committee returned
him to his place.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1870-07-15

An end must surely come to the
card built houses of carnal merri-
ment; their bowing wall must lie
level with the dust their tot
tering fence must bow down to the
ground-[ Spurgeon.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1870-07-15

A little girl in Brooklyn fell and
broke 1um bottle, which she was
carrying, and was killed by piece
of the glass which pierced alnest to
her heart
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1870-07-15

The Ravenna Democrat mentions
the prevalence of milk fever among
the cows n.Shalersvslle-many ami
mails dying with it.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1870-07-15

Spotted Tail has eleven~young
Spotted Tails. One son Of sixteen
has already been on the war-path
and, taken scalps.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1870-07-15

The Republicans of Wendell Phi
Hips district are talking of running
him for Congress.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1870-07-15

A Chicago organ grinder has
ground out SIS. 900 in stamps.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1870-07-15
AUCTION e EzR -

Mr.. ELI HOFFMAN, would inform the
public that he is prepared to cry all sales
at reasonable charges, and tina the speaks
both the English and German languages
auertly.
All calls or orders will be pre1ptly at
ended to by him.
q. sandn,ky, Oct. 25th, 1868 Gm.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1870-07-15

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, 1870-11-11

that does get TO Cincinnati has Ia pay
wharfage tax to tboss who own the tying
up points on the 1eyee. aud Cincinnati is
rent with civil strife whether this tax shall
10 repealed or not,
NoY, there is another lament. Soms
lerfons have undertaken to build bridge
at Co1iugton, over which trains can reaoh
the city, bringing passengers aud fneighta,
but which at somo improbable time, in some
improbable m.unar, may interiors with
some steamboat which may venture 10
.scenq the river that far. Consequently.
CINCINNATI il in azms, and the people sro
whe1clsipg, and resolving, and appealing
to the Presit,eas and his Cabinet to inter-
feze. They insist that river is natural
highway ,. even if it have no water in it,
andthft it j. The duty OF The govarnueut
top1evsnt any bridges being built over it
10 long ss rov-boat can be used to ferry
my pefsou from one side 10 the other.
When 70 thesc grievances are added the
base bill ruisfortuues and the eonsus re-
turns, cinoinnati'a cup OF misery is filed
to oreIaowing!
, 1870-11-11

FfttN the Aotx1th {CuHft kfHttefta. Nor. T.
Nxsttc snd Stoutnssou. and. perchance- am
pLi.i ious SoAnk. we're tumultuouH1v excited
Saturday. 4 report vas current that the next
morning 1t break Of dsy an immense tidal
wAya VAS to overHhelm and blot nut the.n
pleasant places eyeA IL once vas Sodon- It
xaa ea1kiy Iumored that AgAssiz had predict
ed such an evelt ~ the inevitable segment Of
tue eaI1hquake, the epots on the sun and the
'1rge apple crop. Furthermore It VAS wnts-
pared that the ware ia" to be si1ty feet high,
and that no ground within ten miles Of the
coxst pxs 80 elevated IL 10 adotd = refuge from
tho overwhelming hocd. T1ese reporta ard 1u-
mose becoming public. the communities we're
gentleman WHO has gainea some notatietr By
bis observation to Noah u the prevailing
etate OF the wea'her Vas NOT enul2ted. In
Myetic. the hills in the vicinity were measured,
ihat their poEats Of aalvAtion might be known
Many people retired miles into the country !;
others made every preparasion to do 90. In
Stonington entire families deserted the village,
and 1etreated to Lantern Hill. Several trav-
eled bv land to the East. Othess vanished as
thief in the night. 4 singular element OF
the comparison Is shAt many articles Of value
vaoished simultaneously. Those who had not
disafpts!,ssa d By mapsht 9a;1t,r bad a geneEs d.
tbe caeabianca business, for It Was
conceded that tidal wave With an als-
.nde Of sixty feet in ten-ni1e racs for high
ground would probably take the heat. even
with the uimblest conpeti1or. Saturday
night vas not very good night for sleep n
stouiog.on. At / O'Clock in The morning ne
wave xas to raise its Greeted head and enEnh
Fieher's Island. At tbs appointed hour eSssy
one was Awake, but, sinSulasly enough, tne
wave xas nowhere. Then, agaiu. i ~as a,
n0nGsa s, to yets sgps2 Ind ssoeiastoa @ drsx
ione breath. md concluded 1t waa postponed
on account OF the westhar:
The no1r has reached tbs backwoods, and
Yesterday people were grsdEslly dropping
into Tbs y.nase and seioca:iag; teo g1sa'
too and HJstio to b : p1ndetoua ft*7d.
, 1870-11-11

alvarn defeated, except In r. II. II thels OBJ
ject is to get supflles or to keep tho German
army ha1assed. At Dissch. it is, perhspe,
worse for tho pufpoee OF tho Garmaua. Tho
bombardment, Of xhich there had been 80
much spoken Apd promised. tss ceased, and
the siege Ia insufficient to prevent the eueay
frrm capturing supplies u viii. Tho Germsns
hare the rieaoysntage in Ill these attacks Of
fighting IN rcnntry wheaethe enemy friends
Afo in The nuuoutding woods and vitt1Kns, to
fuspiah thoEu Aid. Verapn II +Aiso the Icausa
of rtnh complaint, though it IA only
= fertilization Of ths third rank {1ike that OF
Toni, for czampIe). defended by 1000 troops,
'he town Containing 10000 Inhabitants. Tbs
river and heights ia the peighborhooa make 1t
rsiicu]t to cut Oh from unt.ide communities
ton. Tho difficulty that Germany e1oegi-
encas ftnu evEn the least Of :theae fostifca-
tiops mskes It vety desirable that she ppeaeaa
scme Of them for the future.
The formation By thA Fxcpch OF tho IyooR
Army and the AruY Of the Lore, .eh,oh has
hereiofoTe azciicd only r1dic11Ie on tho part OF
the German press, u uox eonsidored With
rome ealneelness- General vou Werden, with
40, 900 reeerves. has sot out toward the wost,
destrned, utthout doubt, sor Lyona, and = re-
tervo division is being formed, also, for Al
SAGE.
within the Inst Few days we have heard
complaints tene.ed against England, o~tug
to new kuppliee Of xr1ns, uniforms, powder.
boots. Rnd ether aid furnished tho French.
The Germans have h'tle respect for ths moral
pretensions of Et gland except - very re-
spectacle pteteuEona.
, 1870-11-11
TIE IEnlSI.hTuRX.

rb. as,,t. ..na:,s.7,f-rn i
40" ''ena'o eonsHts VI Q" tne"oess'
or this number. 10 hold over from the
1.,t Tn.,.,.4~ t,.:--..
AA0s- A@tAe'a|ules t"o- osndI noioAnRpSet
Senators hGYif1p dief1. : SAynr of EhAAa ara
Aep0bnEAn8,! 1nQ y :iueMocTAtx. " Forty
.3d;t;,r.1 yns+ .tn.a. .n.. .1.,&os -, f1scs.
euoauoua! oenatols "ale e'ecteo On 4aos-
tfay. II the result should be in accordance
..;t+ +bs x,r,r;,,, n,t;t;,., romntar;on ~
eo .to es'oos Pot'aeat symposium =
ahe diatEiefa, there would be 70
.atnod e6 Republicans and II Demo-
Gratis, making the Seunto stand s.
Republicans and Is NemocsAts. 30 Tar
a howl fr,,n, 4ha Earenfeanth T,sEh1laA
q. oA AAoA4' 'A' -
District has returned a apenoe1Aeao oona'of'
(heddiek1 where psesaon@5 ane'o ~as q
Hepanhean pfeponootanee. ons ops9ns-
ne'd despatcnes h1a1e ,uas 1e.u!ns ae,o
been receiver SHOWING tDae 'u' ne" oonase
, 1870-11-11
THE SUPREME COURT,

It Was proper and dignihed proceed
ing on the part Of the Chicago bar to vel
come, in q formal manner. The Judges Of
the Supreme Court, on the OCCASION Of the
first meeting of that court in this city.
The occasion demanded such greeting.
It is substantially a new court, and the
first time that it has held session in the
commercial capital OF the State. Tho
greeting was not the less appropriate be-
cause of the character Of the gentlemen
con1uasng the court 1ney are sl mon
eminent for their learning, ripe in judicisl
expericuce, and commanding public COLI
fdence By the purity Of their persouai
characters .-...
Justice lawrence is the present Chief
Justice, and the same rank las previously
been held by his present associates Justices
Dreese end Walker. These three have
been for years the sole Judges Of the Su'
nreme Court Of tho State. and hava de.
served, as well as xon, publ'o RESPECT ane
l@.a*pce. justices Scott, Sheldon AMI
'uneal e4,--re all previously served IN
public Justice -&--satisfaction Of tn
member who commences hh., the onl
Fees NJ Judge Of this cont. The nfe
snee here Of these gentlemen has an of
ctA interest to this city. and it is no di
?~sagernent to any others to aay that nev.
49,. NJ - history OF minois haye the SAN
,,,as II eminent Judges besn assen
there is such universal ;}'Es feeling rS Of ~ secur
II and re1iance.
, 1870-11-11
THE NATHAN MURDER,
4 &sernfnn AcCts~CA k3tlnxe1f 0F tho
sElKnc, md surrenders himself to
Inspector AIlEkA.

From tho -St4s Iork 7in,ks, Nor. 2.
At O'clock yesterday afternoon, Then tho
office Of Superintendent Kelso WEE crowded
1ifb Tammauy men Of high renowu, : man Of
6eutoa,anly Ann seaate appearance was fonnd
wandering about the building, earnestly de-
euce OF that fuuctionxry was, however, denied
hy the sturdy ptliceuan 1T the door. The
stranger lhen axked for Inspector Dl1ks, and,
being conduc. cd into tho presence OF that off,
eiat, glanced uezsously It the several officers
sitting in the room. and then requested psi-
yato interview Inspector Dlks took him
into his privato office. from ~hebcs hr euerg-
ed in few miuutes, xnd, With Aa expires stun
at amu6ed it.credn}lty upon hia face. called
sapt rintdcnt Kelso. who also entered the
emerged, and Officer Ti1l~, OF the detective
squad, ,htipg called, was directed to tAke charge
Of the stranger, Hho u4s delivered into mis-
custods and locked up in cue Of tha e1oug
ronnaa-
Then Inspector Di1k4 announced to the
just seen tho Nathan murderer. and
tUld the story the stranger haa told
him. Having declared that ho WA
German, wlp had arrived in this c5un-
try On the lEt Of July. the stranger said
cainly and positively, as il mentioning IN Of
di1Ar3 matter that 1t vas he who had nur .er-
I'd benjamin Sathau. Then he beeane little
excited, and. rambling en- in diztointed man
ner, gave a souta hat incuhe1@nt account OF
tho murder, which, it WAS p1aiu to see. ho had
o. taired from too much reading Of eeutation-
al reports, md ended BY declaring that his re-
no:se for the crime had tecoue into!erable.
and be finally determined to surrender him
self. aud receive the punishment duo to his
horrible deed He further said that he did
net intend to kill Nr. Nathan, but that gentle
man have grapp1ed him as be Was r1tlipg tho
safe, he was forced TO butcher him In self
defence.
Both Superintendent Kelso and Inspector
Dilks weteconytnced that the aAlf-accu.er was
lunatic, ano therefore did not ut the mo-
ment, - other matters we're pressing for at
tention, examine him st length, The s,1an.
IS 1eatz of age, Of medium height, slightly
hulit, and has = paf1o. faee, With chin whis.
lerr and nustacbo. prominent noss and dark
latest style. and, With h1s fashionable eye
plseres set jsun:ils Oh his ncse, looked not',-
ing like the Nathan murderer, u he has been
euppcsea to b.. The stranger il set detained
At Police Headquarters. and there may be
further interesting developments concerning
him
, 1870-11-11
san Francisco to Catcl1ts4 by Tele-
graph.

EFp1% the Edn F'ranei.co nt&tetiA, Aor.1.
Although the Pacific is rot get epanned By
a cab1e. fe}egTaphic Communication between
san Er2ncieco and the Orient is practicable,
By *.y Of Europe, ~ the foito.1nF statement
will shox: On the 2ssh OF October. N1. Il.
Union Telegraph, L message Of fifteen words,
including address. 9afa aid name, destined
for Gladstone s. lie, of caleut.a, and request
ing him to telegraph Immediately the date and
he ur Of receipt. Eha n,essage left Ease at Z.
4. n of the 18th. It reached CA1cnttA Oh the
30th At a. m., having been 80 hours aud ~
minutes on the way. In this yine it travelled
about IL 900 ufaes-Dea1}y halfway around the
world, giving $500 miles ACROSS the
american continent, $500 ac1oss the
A1antic ocean to London. and 1000
miles froE, London 10 Calcutta. ria
Gibraltar. thn Mediterranean, huez, aud Bonn
bay. These distances are air-line measure-
ments 1.-THE aetual distance travelled being
conside5Aniy gfeatat On this rou:e of II. 90
1nlles, there we're probably fourteen repotl-
patches precedent. An ausser to NJ. Nor
ing q daspRtch WAS received here Oct Il, ~
6:30 l. N. II started Immediately on receipt
Of hia At T. N. Of the 30th, it vas fort! nonss
/ on the Way but it Was probably nos ssA!seu -.
till 10 a. no., aeEeu hou1s later, Wh,en E. go.
l thitty-three hours II tba time Of uans.; uH..;-
SION. Considering tho numerous Inca ,sP3bi, b,a
| tions lnd DELAYS. the fel. Eaa .fars
ono. We believe it II the nrst tau4e eas -
has been direct telegTaph'e lnte1t Tha totJ
tween San Ffaucisco and CAteut1a. .-a ~" saS a.
charges On the outgoing asar asaras.ai in nroiecta
~ srtatasnr .eleEyaphia contannicatlon n
tba be Esst. md goes there IN the ch'na steaesez
, 1870-11-11

another disastrons overflow Of the s.re,ms1u
this county, ons totally unexpected and Alto
gtihet unpIeeedcutud In ohayactaz, We had
e1peeted The rain of Sunday; the 1eth mat.
yery htayy rairs had fallen toward It. hald
Of that snJthing more than IN ordinary fa!i
rise would CO The result. EarIY Nundx7 r,n-1-
Ing. Blaneo ross with friEhttal rspllity, sweep
ing on fencea. drowning stuck, uprootia.: aud
wishing sway Whole fields OF cotton, and. in
dood. carrying everything before it.
>: Tho damage done IL Immense. sad fall.
heavily, upon the sufferers
t:Ws are now Informed that four uecsces
luste ad OF three. as II first reporte5.. we.a
54soEled On Dr.. Thonpsou'a place. 4 sIaxi-
esn hs'ng on the farm next to Major. Esncss
t. Also supposed to hare been drowned, a4tho
house IN which he l;red was sEapt aTav.
From the month Of D1ancp down, eye.yIbjnr
hfs Been swept aUay-cotton, corn, feucss,.
uais And Ean n 'ands, etc, We hear tbat Mr.
h'tM'nFy mill and factnsy are in ruins. Alto
seabs1 this food is anprecedouted."
ane bsn francisco AeTad os the ssuo dsso
stream seems to haze been On beudar for
seve Ea5 days past. Many ci,izens sra No. !.
our city, where they havs' been ysttr lnolad
several days on account Of said etre,m beine
impsssabls. and m41J others sTs waiting on
His nde Of tbs river for it to fall. Mu.h
damagy hns been done, mkny houses nsshcd
axay, corn cribs. mills, bridges, and ssablts
We also:les1n that an immense amount Of
dsnsge has been done by the washing .way
Of fences and cropa not ret gathered. One
farmer lost o.se thousand bu he1s or cu:r. n
! the crib. In smother instance We hear Of q
family that wsye driven by the wAtar into the
ga1ret OF the house. aud 5000 after they hst]
| 10 cut hole through the roof aud take 10 .he
| top, from wbence thay were coon aster re..
cucd. Wefear that many lives have baez
| 1ost-"
A1so the following in an earlier issuo:=
:" FroE person jnst returned to out ctty
| VIE hear that the r!se in the Guadalupe ard
San Aaccs Rtvers exceeds anything OF tht
Kind for years. Tho Guadalupe il two fee
higher than the great 1ise Of last year, result
| ing in 20 much damage 10 Ne~ EEaunfela. an1
/ the crops in the valley8 cf these streem. gii
be entifr1y swept away, Fostuuatei5 son,e O,
the crops have heen gathered, but 4 large "a,
Ffill remains in the fields which, with fsuces
md many bull dnss. Wilt becene prey to ths
sweeping floca-
We ha.a jest hsd oonserpa,iou With
gentleman from GsudalupA Valley, and ls ,n
for.7s us that 'he1oss to The cotton crop. Of
account Of the late heary zaiu, will be I'M
mense- In many places there WAS sSarcu1
pf hands, and q large amount was ready foI
1tckipr which Wilsbe tujuct"
, 1870-11-11

The Topeka {Kansas) Record has IN
formation that in tho event OF the resigna~
tion Of Chief Justice Chnse, the appoint
ment Of his successor will lie between
Senator Drake, Of Missouri, and Hon. D.
4. Cartier, Justice of the Supreme Court
of the District Of Columbia. Upon this
showing, the Record makes the following
observations:
"we <ouId be sorry to bear OF Chssc,s rcagna-
1tnn; quit. sorry to hcxr that Cartier had neen
10 hra1 that Drake had aecuted the appointments
Setnts c1., css not pate = in rs.pcs n;sea
snird-r1te onto politician, and not really worthy
10 OCCUPY The place he ALREADY holds.
p'ske Is = ;;olesae,y f.r lawyer: bu. as
,.lces, and utterly incapable OF taxing
an unbiased view OF any qucsr1on-legtl+ polltt-
70 the Supreme Bench would oe national eaiam-
- There is a Western mar. however. who Is pre-
whc.r spWdntment wuull command The approval
| cf the whole country: We refer to IIor Lynan
Trunlail, t1nite.. sta'es senator froa, I u
IL the rntea ss,es q b,Sss e.
| sssn9 r. ass matrsman and man Of unsmpeach-
temperament, tpte.ally nt niT for ju,.ic,at dp.
ties, atd hss Is;aahs po1ltcal serFiers fully en-
n,n, 2 me- nc hfnssf II eenes 4 casse docs
10 tse paee In, frsm Ga1;tSsesh q hI1,nrs sa,'ed
p1hrr nan Ct thai TX. 0oea Lo1A acnsrf = us.
The position which Senasr T1umbull
holds is equal in point Of dignrv and use-
fulne.s to that Of Chief Justies Of the
Supreme Court. Not that ncro rat in
The Senate OF tho United States is e>t,al
TO it, but that tho position which Ill
r1.-~tull holds in the Senate
fully eq'tI to it. And it
this fact, undeu->-slv, which lead
The Toreka Record to hope tA..> .he r;ncar
v on the Supreme Bench, II it s,.~-,
~, might ho filed By him. Wheth'
: A' Afo.@~-- II would feel inclined
accept the position, II 1. .should be offer,
+ TO him, We are unable to say. We agr
, with tho Record in hoping that Ch'~< ~
tice Chase NAV ~~sasaon to resig
, 1870-11-11

Tempisr. Win she caskst wore
dopoaited e beHutiful orosd = OF
in1inorselles, A7d \ cross Of ovsrgreens, and
tho uoleun' wo,ds were spoken. !" esrth ~
earth, ashts 70 ashes and.euss 70 dust" sa9
tes,ful eyep, and xilltng hand. could pty to
~ memory of Governor ahatt4r wero ended;
I'd inst as the sun WAS sett!ng in aaa Of
cr,r,,sgn @ t and gold the tanera. procession,
vond IL -. Gof f. ot aoa sne ~ bs nao1
ne.,. hs,": ard .a J: e ScSs e. ssss 'sas 'a'' -
1 HIS many a. fricnde MI b. Interested IN know
mo t5;s ,lait wottil.: 0a the. morning Of has
~ ses,,1' h hs Il quirea II It Wi. ns% nest1y da1-
iieht. somr ore ip- the room stepped to the
sev. I'D :aarra ssa.. rspllea IS g. st.
i;eh, bsa come 1t 1ast," aud quietly folding
ia ii nas he csf,1Iy passed, vs trust. into
, 1870-11-11


New orleans Politicians are tt5lng new d.
seo'fc r. Walsh ras the i" Christian Rennf1
can candidate Ia that city for Congress-.
-1ne carpaiRu IN ST. Louis was Of toc ,noe,
sanEu'nasy character. The several party p.ner,
<stea that "5ohnson skinned Wells .John
eeaiped Necfutg," ," and "Myer raised Wood opt Of
a candidate for ONCE at the ScE yors e,tv
e'ecuon Was advertised ~ the "Recu1.r De,nn.
cratic Gnlon Republican Twelfth and S,ueteen,h
Mad C1stzets ASSOCIATION epd reon}e,. Esxf
Ra1noad candidate for Assembly. Txenry.nrst
District, John Fo1ey.r 's'
The e1asPeTated Golllday. who ran ror r,r-
e1eas III Tennessee, wants all the men WIN hsrr
osen .s'ne about him TO t.come fornard and
SHOW their hands, and let him have ,he t.,l.,sr- ~
uon que eentleman+ or else stop their ,nfern.i
h-tnsed s!ante7a,r '"te4A Aa1
The Fifteenth District Of The Sixth Want =,
Sew aefk e.sS. on Tuesday, voted q fo,ioxs.
for John 7. Hoffman. Bis; tor Stewart r. wooa.
ford, l. IL "ooo-
in New York city It IL usas1 for esna,d.+a. ~
60 se. 70 eoafch on the Sunday preceding e]ect,on
~ ney never dld before. THIS year csndtdsss
LOT consreas hlrrd 3e1z IN no lower ,nxc ssrss
AAeienr chufchea, week before 1.st .csn.s
Mesntooaly conts11ed to axhtbis himse,t ~ e.es
Ioefa' INST Il Presbyterian PRAYER as-1,nw.
sacu u Catholic low mas: ane nn,1,v ~
Aeshod,ks loye teazt -''- '1'1"4'5 y
, 1870-11-11

From tAt FFerIort t{li Journal, .Sot. 3.
On lat sasuiday the reual':s Of General j.
Utah Territory, On Ionda5 mo:uiag, October
81, 1910, reached this cry The remain. xere
sccoursniei BY An escort from Salt Lake City,
consisting Of Colonel Tickne.zer. Judge Rob-
Colore! Ym. shafer. !. Younger brother Of
General Shader. also accompanied the Partv.
An Escort Ct Knights Iemp1Ae xen; fraEn this
city 10 Clinton, 1owa, and returned on the
srain, which a1nEed ia this city II l:s5 p. n.
Saturday. 4 1.rge concoarse OF people WIS
At the depot to meet the train, and followed
the bea1sa to the residence ct J. B. Sp5aer,
Esq ! b.cthes-in-iAw Of the late Governor
the funet.l tr.nFplled fssn the resi-
one 1t ,hs moet beautiful Of lovely
Iudian GUNNER time, the mellow sunlight
streaming eoft'y through the leafeless sre-s,
and the eoneourss Q: people WIS by far, tho
largest ever assembled IN this city on :
funeral occasion, numbering be'ween three
flom Rockford. bringing The knighsa Tenn
plar from that city. accompanied By a band
Of mu.ic. The funeral services At the
seaidence Of Mr.. SNYDER we're conducted =
Rev. I. E. Carey. Soon after o'clock
the various public bodies had assembled At
the house, when the casket was removed from
tie cling 10 IN eligible locality outside, aud
the public bodies in attendance marched past
!! IN open order. folloxed bT the citizens. And
s1zed for the last time upoa Ill that Vas NOR
al Of J. fTilsou Sbaner. The ca.Eet was
then closed. and pl.ced il the hesrse, md the
procession moved TO the cemeterr IN the fol-
PROCESSION.
FYetport 2ouaves. Mth aszs reversed.
Th:ee Lodges Of Master Xason3
FIeeport CHAPTER OF Royal arch Masors.
The MaJaT ana Members ct the Clty Council
Ro>kfcfd BE1ss Band.
| Crusader Commantery kntghts Temp1aI. Of Rock
ford. with arms reye1seu.
| FTeeport Comman1erJ Eoighis Templar, With
/ AfEns leFeExed.
ST knE.s. + ssin. s.r Esi.st 1rtshes g. usspse.
s. knt4sN ~ " y: MsKha.a 81 xaisht ]: 5: aeC.n.
| oncers Of fsveporr Comm Ander3, KulCAIs Tenn
| plnT, With arms reversed
CAn2Rea with &moafneIa
C1nzena tn caEzizEe4
| Citizens on foot.
Arriving 1t the cerneterT tha Sir Knight.
Isnpl1x formed triangle, within vhlch ware
the cssfst and pali-heszsrs, apd tho farthe,
services 1t tho grave we1o conducted iu ver.
imposing manner. according to tho custom OF
tat order, by Sir Knight n F. prensee: "a,
Grand Moat Eminent Conuaandez, assisted .,
Sir Knight BsV. #. ]. 7ohnssana
, 1870-11-11

the local candidates werp elected by Demo-
cratic votes, and yet the Democrats elected
only two Aldermen and three Conssablea
on their own tickets. They elected their
political ndyersAries.
, 1870-11-11

There is no decisive ncwa a. rat fror,
e'ther lie Fourth or Seventh Congressional
districts OF this State. Both sides cta;r
them. The result in the Fourth
uistf1cs Seems to depend unon
very few votes and cannnt ha
nscefta'ned until the last returns nm ~
from the fural precincts. The retn,aa
from the Seventh District ara e7,a,T..,S
1neagEe.
me next delegation in Congress, 60 far
Be IL known, will stand as fo1lopp.
, 1870-11-11

,,...a h,a b.su i sudden, and, in soma in
,1H 1neae ,,nnrrrrdanted rise in the rivers md
strtsms il Western Texas, causing great de-
s.1,rrsiors Of property, especially on tha plln-
sstinne. se ve lea.n from the San Antonio
H.,,oN aud Ban Marcos Pioneer. The follow
Ing T. fen IT. The ae 1.ttsr aoasptfha 0f October