davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-10-28
1As Reported Evpdts1 or Essse

.E ..t tsS Sa#gE. - @f s-v.aa5s sss
cThs 0ssssss puhlisbes the foliowlnglet-
ter from the two men who started 1sesch
Of HI. (. g. Eyefts, after the rsWartof
600 ws offered ty Judge Lswerente)
2 . .r.g ..s-.. ~ Tess Ella NJ.
TO ne.sn. King. onletA Laassa'd, IAvlpsssal
other Gentlemen: >
I'VE have found H. Everta He d alss "a ne
but vesy low n Aesh. II seems dihseuk - S1isths
fact thas be lived, bat ssvesthsaess Il 70 - Went
aDesseo0s - this Pest foe surgeoa, ard aDRVras
started WITH frssb hesss 70 NEST him. - d not
do %. and came On hess; tie Dessenksr heda6 4out
an hour heesss I arrived with IN anbalaneo b The
waeea road, and missed him. lrstas1 toz DnQ.
II undssstand that TIE ncsscsgsf who ansAsss
n sdvasos of -, sest q wsnt 70 Helena = apsiss
The friends Of NJ. Evssts Of bic ssety, and ~ Gae-
sesate his condition; but thiak yes nsseaokivs
yoaEsevss the lee oneasiness, 10 has al ~ ssn.
don possible under the circumstsncea, an6WAa he
surgeon sets there he win be all right. e.
I'VE Sesnd him On the lsth inst, O tAs 1snsit ol
ehs 1sst big usountain beyond Warn oesing essk,
about seventy.ave miles from this Hat4 H - h
sabs'ated Ill this time % ono snow blu twSunal
e'aass; eng sss s:ss :.:s.s :. s' :s|ea ksae
yeaet powder can. This was III, with thsszceptioa
Of thistle roots [of which hc had fair supyl he haa
subsiete3 on.
'He loet bic mare saddle, gun sad cantsuasthe first
day out and was left without fishing tackle match
-; but after making bic bed warm hoes for sev
sra nights, he thoaxht b. might produce 1e with bis
opera glass, and did 70. us Iost both oshis knives.
During his wanderings be saw NO hpnan beings,
ncitnsr whites nor Indians, until We fousd him.
Yours, etc.,
GDo. A PRIcRBf1.
Also, for Jack Brunette
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-10-28
n Sad History.

Tie Sequel Of . Rxnaroy MnteA-.TruM
Syrunaer d0n Tycsion-1 Noble XaA.
On Friday morning At 6vs O'Clock there
arrived in this city Lady with three child.
rem, under tho charge Capt. Jas. ilighlcy
Of Saint Joseph. The history Of the flrst
named parties 10 told in the following ex-
tract from the st. Joseph Herald: when
the war broke out, there lived in Andrew
county, bet wcen St. Joseph and Rochester,
. well. do farmer, snslive ot Virginia, Of
the name of Fenton Martin. His sons went
into the rebel army, and the Union soldiers
commenced to be annoying to him. 30 he
resolved to leave and 70 to Colorado. His
farm was sold At 4 sacrifice, and he moved
to Denver. Among Mr.. Martins children
was girl Of very attractive features named
America. We do not intend to attempt any
.ssensa.ion" in this narritive, and will simp'
" state that Miss America fell in love with
a musician named Jacobs, in Denver, and
against the wishes of her parents, marrieh
him. Il was runaway match, and she has
never seen her father from that day to this.
The two wandered OF to Montana, and the
father lost sight Of his daughter; and none
thu. had known her had any information
of her whereabouts for years. About hve
months ago, there wandered into tue yard
Of Capt. Jas. Highley, woman with three
children, the youngest st tho breast, oil IN
.>..nS ,,eH~~ <a>~H i~uAiNn This Vn1 AfS
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-10-28

Is The Rssis Jssrsd 6asz4A1caAS ieays
ahae tAGysleeisy g slssesieeasssaas thsoa9A
{Ss ksssasis sA6ls iSEtoo q 80 mil's p
secapd. 4bs cui1eise.a y 4 ss!el. s!.s. nlssed
,sSnlgh .alavstsd 1ileeb . l9ald - = ~
Gsneyisa aisnasnyeoo 70 o1Aooe 414AeeceV
Sc.chtSuatysss bss~ggrslssrfshe hsh1 sss
vn ~ from We tsrth '..s' .a..a ,-',' ! 80" -
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-10-28
Cedar Creek.

1s1osf1D 1o1 Tn INV NoRrI w0sT u 11HA1DSn
shsstaas Array h Qaartz: aaleh. sa
y Last evening about sundown another
tragedy was enacted In the above nsued
gulch. James McGregor, who keepS livery
and feed stable, in High Bluff City (Quart1
town. shot Charley Young, . Canadian,
during an altercatios n The Balloon g.
loon," the bsll entering The left temple Of
The unfortunate young man, ranging down.
ward, end passing through his head. A,
ilst sccossts u . m.1 THE molniag Young
W. not dad yes, bot despGird Of. .neo ota
A nssssstes wAs imaediassly dispatched
" Louisville for medical asststancs, D bul
unfortunately ~ srs without one II the
profoooion. tBt.b9T1 ttota b aa1sgI siaH
.1I oil a. s..st3!i-r aaf IN y#
~ Considerable excitement exists On account
q ~ rich diggilss struck in the uppel
part fof Cedar, and oft repealed predic-
lions Of . second Aldss, ETC., are frequsat-
h hsasd .di gab .1a. rs y 5rtagau
tn sals Of ground 10 ~ Chiness csm,
PANTS continues. and - these pagans psy
noee fos Il than ~ whitS msa wo1sd, I,
i not Mksly . saop until shey havso u
|'Sooe postio0 Of Oc6af. .oqr zEI 4lat I'll
vesy Auist and The s3odu,
e nieen .eskiae wapids au.rten n q. sAls.swh ! ~
~ 80 % as7s .-aa : t..-, - t'fasF to s.afRil
|9aN@ . besow, mar 1CsuaA c Kiruas /
| 0o1alne. lu1co bogO ,anll Aonn, viii 0rm
Wt6sNer cpld md cle4s.. = snii91 BEN
~ d ~ ii8A aN10I ssitfsosia r. .as.os MI
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-10-28
PO EFT r. Y.


lesly know che esmc and went
Like trout,ets In pool;
She was phantom q delight,
And I was like fool
-EdAmsn.
4"0ns kiss, dear maid" said, and sighed. ;"
"0ut Of those lips unshosn,~
s,. ..oo. .., ,,,.,.,. .,.,. 49,: 1ILe:g's1'es. I:g
And laughed in merry seon.'
Ring ut wild bells to the Wild skyl ~
-Teanysos.
.-AHes Cery.
lis swdve at night By the castle clock,
Beloved, we must part.
Alice Cs,y.
"Coms back! come backi" he cried iu Griei,
"Xy eyes are dim with tearr-
u.,,v ..Bayard 7sylor.
Az through hundred yesrss" : ', = ~
Twas In the prime Of summer time, ~
-Heod
- -Ayk
We strsSea together, deeply b'e.t. ,
Into the dreaming land.
-C0rs,rsM
The laughing bridal roses blow,
-Fatrsors
TO dress her dark brown hair:
No maid with her may compare,
u, -Bresl.tord
1clasped It on her sweet. cold hand,
-brornsng.
Icalmed her fcars, and she was calm.
.n Co'<r'dg&
-HordssoorA.
And % won my Cenevievs,
--Celertdge
And walked In Paradise; brn
The fairsst thing that ever grew,
Atween Ne and the skies.
.... -Osgood.
Waiting for the Rain,
'Ifsint" said the grsss on the parcbed hillside.
Lifting ito head with pain:
"And never did bridegroom pine for the b,ide,
A. l pine for the lagsard rsin.'
Il de-" said the rose '.or the dusty earth
Presses my roots with pain;
A. the mother prsys for the infants birth,
80 1 pray for the cooling rain"
II am eick Of my hope" said the heiiotrops,
"And that changlcss azure sky;
Oh, for Que hour Of generous shower;
To drink In IT. sweetness and die"
"Nil II never come" said the nouptaia brook.
It'll my prisoned waters dow;
For this morning heard from Z stranger bird,
The grief on the plain below.
''Ilow tho broad-leaved lily, my welded bride.
Had beut her snowy head;
And weary with waiting had drooped and died
In my psrchcd and weary bed.
"And the Thirsty banks who laughed at my pranks,
When I rushed from the wooded glen;
Have whispered with fearin the meadow larks ear,
That had csscrscd them"
"Alss, alAs," osncd the waysids aowsr,
WAS ever ~ cruel land
How long for home ncsr lady's bower, ...
And tie care Of loving hand"
Thus the flowers, tn. grass and the psisoaed brook
And meadow, and hill end plaiu, .
Arc gazing above with troubled l.oE,
Fur the coming Of the rain.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-10-28

SuHosoHs At THE SCENE OF WAR-''A
Surgeon" writes: " The greatest event Of
thu war, in the matter Of saving life, was,
perhaps, tho tying Of the carotid 9tey in
The case Of : wounded soldier beeding 70
snreooa amidst hurricane OF bullets thai
wae an American volunteef surgeon. The
solder has recovsrcd, snatched from The
~ of death. The American Va helped
81 an lrish surgeon. This y ono Of tn
most desperate operations n surgery. y.
quiriug The steady, minute precision Of Z
vaa1h1,akes uAendine = 0s1sva watch !;
sseady' fingers, ssq1idtely aeessats eys,
.cAlosOfos9 . ssjll tbspst3out niaute 0is.
seeding ;awsy.of Ne nerves and aess g get
q the artery sYee eur Americas aad lfiah
Ifsisnds did not Aiach, though IT, heapiial
itso1 was smashed By oannon balbr Iss
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-10-28

On one occasion young and sealous
lawyer, not over punctilious in his manner,
was arguing question before Judge, and
in the course Of his Argument, by way Of
illustration, wished to suppose case.
I'VE will suppose, your Honor" said he,
"that your honor was to steala = horse-"No,
no, no." interrupted the Judge. mot 1t
I'll, not q al. 'Taint : supposabis case.
NJ. g., 'tsin't supposable case"
every we'll, begging your Honor's par.
pom" proceeded the eager lawyer, with
more zeal than prudence, ''very we'll; then
supposing that should steal . hoIss"-
''Ah, yes, yes," eaid the Judge; ''tbat d
svcsy different thing. Very likely, Mr.. g.,
very likely. Proceed, Mr.. g." 'o .~
NJ. s. proceeded to take seat amidst
the shouts Of his brethren, and had the
god sense to take the joke in gosd part,
and repeat 1t often to his friendA
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-10-28

improvement IN Tele0rap1ing.
Hes Hundred Werds per M1auts Trsnsnsit-
ted BelsosSS Nep York and WaakjVtox.
D. n. Craig, the well known telgraphic
news agent, writes ~ follows to he New
York Herald:
A year ago bespoke your favorable con
sideration of new telegraph enterprise
which had then fully entered upon, and
which It gives me great pleasure to inform
you has now been consummated, In the com.
pletion Of superior line of telegraph Of
compound wire (stscl and copper, and the
perfecting Of our new system of automatic
telegraph y, BY means of which We are now
transmitting from New York to Washing.
ton, and ciee serss 500 words per minute
over one wire, 80, 600 per hour, and 72o, ,00o
words in "A hours = rate of speed equal ia
the average Of more than fifty wires by th.
Morse system. The perfect .:.-~ ''~''y' &C.
curscy and reliability of the new system IL
not less remarkable than the wonderful
speed above stated. have before told you,
and I now repeat with oil possible confidence
that our system 10 absolutely new, and q
different between the transmitting power
of ''sixty" and 500 words per minute. As
We can by our new system transmit the in.
telligcnce direct and with ono writing from
this city to every other city, and directly
into the editorial rooms Of every journal in
the country. at the rate OF 500 words pes
minulc, recording tho same In clear. liz.
tinct and perfectly accurate characters, II
cannot he doubted that VIC are on the eve
of On entire revolution in Newspaper and
commercial correspondence. The day ID
near at hand, when business letters Of ordi.
nary length may be transmitted from New
York 10 New Orleans for twenty five cents,
and still afford large profit 10 tho telegraph
ccn:peny. You nearly see the day wher
.:ret class parcn can publish the news o1
the world exclusively by telegraph, discard
ing news letters as quite behind the age. Oul
testing office 10 At No.66 Broadway .4th story
back room, aud We shall Be happy to exhibit
the working of our new system 70 you O
70 any Of your assistants. #ee" . ..s
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-10-28

Card "a Five Lines: a Square Ten Lines, Of this
n Local Business Notices . cents per line
~ Correspondence, short and newsy, collected
I'm each camp. Writer'S name must accompany each
4er 10 guarantee good faith. Pesmission to use
,ne or initials preferred.
, 1870-03-01
INDIANA

The Iron and Eohl heos ~ -
CounsY-SeoAtoF Noftou A0o ~-
Tariff
, 1870-03-01

nnn !nIisd!c;ioo. ~sada~as was granted dlEeot-
to ~ s,,o1sd m f. ~. a9 esa st.smnsf sn
Bu1ns =. Morrison d AcRonll, from the BRrreue
Court OF Missouri VIA dlAmAtod with cQAts, tue
sr1t Of ez1os beng detecute
The Sonata today confirmed George 2 g 3Sd-
viz, "a ASSESSOR Of 1nternt1 Revenue. FIst ps-
t.fnS 1as Rs1ssas, sl1ts St6 bsaics s q n. T@k
RKFKNpk KKAUpA m 1aH indian COUNTRY.
Thn Secretary Ct tae T1oasul1 % aAy ~! 70
1ns .Sn nie y, ,,s ess, so auos nse
been committed BY white 1nen NOT c!E1eos o. rs
Cherokee Country, who ett&olsheo ton2oo2 !Ac'
sss sna I'D sG1o nom y won h.
tao 1o7 Of tas act Of July, 1ssa pFoposed 70 eaa"
wv '- TER YsAxx1o rgtvuEaK.
The Postmalter General. 10 reply 70 seaeto -
seAolutiou, ea1e the 1umbaf Of blAnk Peutlona TOT
The xbo:t,iGn Of the franAluR privilege sent out
cn1ars qs.tCo; total cost 9ss9.6o, which ~as d.
fta1ed BY the ot1ce OF Congressional printer. No
part Of the e1pense was charged etstnat anJ pna
psJsmtnt. The petitions and circulars He1e pre-.
parcd NJ der The direction Of the Foetu1Aater Geo-
t1ai, IN aceoadnnce Hita she views exrsessed oJ
tho P1ea1dent hla late message, and IN feapoose
TO what VAS believed 70 be . Eery general xlsa o.
tie ptop1e thss the fr1oting privilege ahonia oe
ssoihsd H has 5e:a1n' from ~ f9i; Is ose. }se.
age thereon At tbs rtguAr rAtes,
3l17 7s99.71; weight Of fire. printed t1s1tei
sent. 5&s.la peuldt: Postage thereon at tegula!
1atea, ~ 81 s. Total cott Of free matter etni
from ~ fost omcef, ties up sayt .
13fe e&uuRte that il full Eetu1u1 had been re-
cetyed from iii the ot1ce1 for Januarv tne Azxte-
gate amount WoQld haze exceeded &9o9, CO. or q
the rate Of t. ot0 per annnua- Although unaslt
TO Rive the ract1 IN detal he saytit u notorious
the frauds wn.eh naa heen peSpetsasea undes ~
| coTer oi The 1faoEtpR privilege have been enos
| noua. In tunes Of excited political campaign
! ya1toua parties hare not hesitAied to employ It
/ ara transmit WnAtevel Of printed matter the
| mhy have Eisbed to disseminate. Tna PoSi
I Ha61eI General RduB that the recent aftsaAon 10
! repeal hsB Increased the sa!ea 81 atanps az
| Stamped envelopes in January SSH, ,a3a oEet n
| same nopth Of leco. he ciosts by re'1erat1ng ht
! lecpnneuda Tor repeal
pR. AAl1- 1nK ARCTlc f1r11h1H
! The pret!de nj, Vice President, General 6her
| unn, and many other d.ss,nguianed Rennauet
| nAF1pG united IN a request 10 G. F. HAL n
Arctic explorer, TO deliver lecture here aoo oe
! ytlop his plA1s for third yo3age, 10 has nxe
| Batufdsy evening next therefor.
, 1870-03-01
Italy
urKIRESS IN TIE 8oEIu.


urxrREsS IN TIE 9oEIu.
N4r1xs. Feb. 2-Thero u great distress &@oua
thu oeopIe throughout the Southern provinces
Of 1ta,Y, occssloned By the failure Of . oAnA n
SICILY.
mCE1ARI1AIIoN or HfACuNs0k.
Roxs, Feb, sa-Tne fopes eeeoiA1l1a''on VI
psrc H,.ctnthe atycs gene1 II satisfaction.
ruE rKRcH or AsTuR1Aa-
Roxt, Feb, 2a-Tne journals are anaoancns M
,n., ~ Prince Of Asturlas W1l receive n2 f1at
co,utnlsa,on from the hands Of the Pope.
rm SITUATION II Aoax+
Eyw Yosx, Feb. as-A letter from Rome AT sa5s
rhr Arcnnaaop Of Baltimore has formed tnliu
n.zty IL tho Rcuuenich Council tn Aome. Alsa'
hanap spaldlrg thus heads Tho Ameifean .epseo y,
psl force, intermediary bet Feea sae aas.,aa
10 other yexed subjects. The American p1e-
,,fea may thu, CART o. tho greater aa1aees .
~ rrrnnt kc1Ylkt bAtI.
, 1870-03-01
Spain.
~ THE 0KfA

M4pz1p& Feb. 7s.--in the cortes, me aeoAte
rt IN progress orer tho proposition 10 tndics caI
dipsl garcia Cuesta, Archbishop Of sannago- a
substitute vas introduced denying mat me Co1ses
hnd su,no..sy 70 proceed axs.nss tho Afeooaaaop'
Who Il member Of the cortes, 10! becsose o. tne
superiority OF The priesthood TO the lA.. oot n
coaseauence ct the tuEtolahtltty Of tne Depuv'
Tue substitute WIS supported BY the hepoohcaus'
but WAS aefeated-as to -.
p1s1pr11 rrrERGxcB OF OFFICERS
Napy4f. Feb. es.-Tnree Bugadler Generals ana
,avtr.t t.olonea hsre besn transferred TO distant
rosts Of the peninsula On acoosns Of tne's ohao5a
uttelapteA
, 1870-03-01

r,c rrnu md Eon1 beds In ClaT
ronnxv-SeaAtor Norton mud sno
Tariff
Special Despatch to Ths Chicago Tf.oune.
fp1ANlroL1s, Feb. -
On Saturday Professor Cox, IN company NV
sxo or tnree renslemen interested IN coal, Fslseo
annne roa) veins Minated near Carbon. tny eo9 ~
~ m ~ }tnc Of tne new St. Lnut1 hAutoao' ~ Mo
rrnorts that dne QuAlltJ Of block coAi - ST 49,,
accessloje By GHIca from the rosa, nt.i Ana d a
.nT,7e ettbt Or ten new furnaces Will % e1ecteu
Caihof7. Indianapolis, In hts opnious @aJ nS.Iss
tne snetltld Of Auer.ea u she FnL ~ y G.v
~ h1s rGpopaded faith Ia the cSpAea5 ~ IN
non nd coal souoe, = a1s f., cecns, Sd 81 81
s35 90 COO tons, and says now tnst .ns - " =.
T.a far below the sctuG auoupt AnetS ~ 1,tarsn .
nes here siuaost daily from me Ea3s s6,,ns 1r.ts
MN the tron and cn1I FcSoufct1 OF lI14 - .rs1
= v{eT 81 lot1Ens nerc. All o! tuesa A.,hs. ~ ~
n,rascd. nnd II u ne!e1ed thai l4Es - ~ .es
srfsna.Se manufacturers viii loca|e ae4e @n4a eS~
300. or,,v rrru.-sr tn1t SenA&oi
uao,, ao dnes nos ssrer Win tas tAso pian o. III
R.r1hirsn nstfosr, Il ul1sAke Ine seuAo.
r~s,sntT e1prcazed hl2 AppEooauon y ta7 x ~.
forrn anttfc BEFORE lcAvng he Gt1. n - nroter ~
! ts1id lot revenue, and NOT f@ INC s@Ae "a s'e'@
n91; 4s., indiana Medical College clo4ed ~ etei e.
| r1.e4 fo-p.gns. Tria y tntE u"s ss, sW.ras.
about t1easy ETsdoates nate oGGH I, t;cverno
| 6in1ofras. Al add1eas wH1 oeuSe9eo u ee|e@ ~
B2feI 1evtSa .a,1 nt.ty LETT here this afternoon
ntrs, tne finc Of 1ne rev North Ana soutn ~
| toise5, ise5,HtReen .uu Wo,thlngton, On the tncenos
InsJ sna Rnokrort, lnd-, on the ONO dlses'
, 1870-03-01

ssset tht death desefsn Of ea head of tE- tan}f
fer ths be.et& Of biz tfr widow md minor
Bach hnestraa 'h Ill No. ec sl1cassed by tbs Ecaaua
whout The Of the wft> to bo npttued Ia spca
Nssnoff u shall be pEovtsed
The second sectlon, providing for Sht exetuo-
tanA OF AseAeonAo,e amount oi personal pIopest1
from forced sale. was thea takcu up. Fa1louS
finally adopted, ~ fotlows:
Bee, l. Tier fhA! b. IL Ike manner &ud fae
Eve b1nsfed dollar. worth ot pe:ponA p.oaerty and
beu,ehod eeet., Of every h,1 teb1aee 1ek ths bead
Abeeer+ destztian. OF dea:h to< hi Hae. or widow.
&nd tsuilY.
&dtcItuet
, 1870-03-01

1nureot. rrb. s,-Rlo Janetro ns"spape1s t4ss
that Lopez resreated, with about W nea w.. NJ
p.ta9usysns. TnaJ 1sro oTestAssn o1 oIs y.
1oops Of .ns Arxcnure Republic, and comple.es
routed. Lopez however. n.ae goo ~ ,ess,nsr es
He lrf, behind III his asck md wounoeo' pae.ns.
win ,ae ts.nI1lea be held - pttsonera ana 1a,s"
Into ,ae rtyer g1e&t part o. a's artillery. uen'
eral Canary, With 1Azge fotca. "as pa'ea'1S
Lopez.
6.x kon,c!ads rad returned TO Rio 7aneno'
p1oyinx taAt the war II practically snded-
uToLUI1ox In CHILL
At Thopte1Tog . rego,us&on beaded By Gene1a
| SnaS1e1 u reported but no parttenlArs are re-
| oeiTed. Bu&ine4s there HAs completely psi
| alszed. ........
CENTRAL AAKRIcAx IrKNH.
| ExH YdRx. Fen. .f9s4-SitAner Henry ChAuncsJ
| hr+nra slerboo In txeaautn from California, Ant
| 1stnr.ua dates 10 thu 18Th lnst
me runboss N!palc VIII Il leave A1plnEall in
,- daTn for Caledonia Bay. 10 commence the 6a1
~, 10 the par1en Canal fos which nauoer Q
,soxoss nsA peeu engaged. fas s'ore-saip Gnas
~.s e1nscted u Dasedonla HaJ shosti1.
Atx,eet nom Guatemala ssate that The rtvolr
| t,onista He<s routed ~ Ito ucS77@ u $ae EoTsss
, 1870-03-01
THE CONVENTION.

SfftAnN14k4A~s +tNs @S< 1
Tie convention met It 10 O'Clock.
AnIorRENKNT RESOLUTION.
ASS psrt Il Inc unnn!sned ooanes5' ne fssoaa-
1onfs.d nn sad 1asa Va nnalls sish 1aoled & ''A'' "
Ms. GooDHuE, Of VII, pEetented petluoa
fron members Of the bar IN l1oq9ots conn'y. tnet
ihe reporters of the Supreme Court be elected
~ ~ Fl TuRSEh Of Stephenson: osrea II ,e:e,n.
ton relative to toe number q otnsers OF 'as con-
HOMESTEAD FIIArT1oSs-
The convention went into CouHittee o. ne
Mn9s sas sanI Iom O. e m On acea
neous Subjects. on homestead exemptions, of
r. q:ss a fssR So 6 e4sp: ~
s9s s1sz5 nnses.eseaet ss:ias t.aiIy -, .onrr,tee
Iaona 1t It Important 1hat homestead snoasa b
roof 70 ssetsr them. Tne dlcta.es Of justice and
| nuuanisy demanded thit.
AASS q Wayses s, eeqaos1ee AZ eeer nn1i IT. toe o
Grrerai Asaeuhly should act under T. aua he
moytd to amend 20 that Il should be L. ioIee iEou
ths if 81 nc Ct sapsanop o. Tas opposed 10 the
sector. Ct; T. The xpoie saoect has heretofore been
win tns n s eharsesf ne eoHdered
ths:!s vho.e disposition ahould be Len with the
n. vAS pEvESrER, Of Brown. saia tnas
ncVtyer iost and appropriate the exemption sec
might b. The ~ 70 p'ae' 'os
r. W. T. nSFH Pesf y eeot, taeuss: - TO
| mall an exemption, And faS1Eed tnt saosas"Aep
0' Il. AkcUER, Of PIKE, though: The pf,neiels q
+ homestead exemptions Wh3 colfecs. nHsiFrss Tss
nsa heen aaep,n sne ~ naert,nn of ia exemption
> p,s1ss peopte ~ 1e1n ne ser.u;n,lop.
6 III. SCAofitap, y. c,nse ia this c3ustj.
1In9 %r1reisa Tsa ~ ,apsa psoees aoe::eads There
j VI ume r9eu ,..1 .he,nsr tnose ueba were the
. 5'1 - Nm ssc1 Of misiortune. But puolx
option n.s 9e.t en.pgea IN me Us; -: 1ns Ssn
q ,n.} ~ ~ s,en snnnd be taken oackNa1d- He IL
'ess so1ea ~ % Snien xoaa 'es7s as as:'
= tae L<gtsla.nIs - ,ne sect,o, necau,e q
o1nsr memSe So fs2ofed he principle Of e1enp
y. ion beng pseea II ne oonsasano7' 'ea'z IL
oe.aH MnGRE spe! AZ AZ neWES coEs,de,ed wc shouli
=: ~; sn.f fefn.e hetsr cenefpo4 He was within
IS jass tyso.e .e.ts. snnnfd ne e1enpIs,fpm II
~ sss % oo Sn sod soods 70 lie pioDeto
sns q t10sG S9s ~, INN inas cass wEo pertorne
IT sae1eeis ~ ~ hnee.esd w. ne wished the ape1t
n Mr. CuTRCH Though that II amendment aft.
~ sdopea ead y ssas it pe.sns
cIauon1 ioe ses1'a W. a.essnns nefeandtr *ou
IN sHpaopt. sot.,r,x rn.nced. Te alluded to Il
salute a.s o. 1n,ea ~ tas saeS eas
qn. q etVen etu taen,. Ue thought ali tne az
M Me mtnu which hid neen adyanced Won
ass haze 6sS 6eSn III" eu nr,nein}e ,pynisea II u
a S,ups;on Se, e IsT VA quesuonaale il nc psese
sS9s s.sa :: Il = q ss Bsss
- Scs's ;Ss ase: s'a'sf as z 1se :;
1s q; aent;rr 10 jts!a:e 100 much IN me q
l4te ..s,n.,or. xVh Ysrard to the amendment p
[sco posed, that no1e seads should nos ne sLen
ss sas sss: -: ~ 4
= Of fettu1 w1J ~ Hn!ea taaJ. = =, s's fsnnUT.