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.Incos,sisaent.

Just now the Radicals are bidding
high for the foreign vote- especially the
German. That is one card. ION the
other hand the columns of their papers
are filled with slang about naturalization
papers, as much as to say that every
foreigner is dishonest and ought not to
have papers to vote WITH Don't you
see s,;s...ss
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FRANCO-PRUSSIAN WAR.
.Omcial Report fron, sedan.
Talk about MediatiOn.
Sensation Produced by American
Dispatches.

BERms, September l2.--Tlle officia
report of the nafitulations at Sedar
states that the total number of prison
ers taken were $4,000. The crowd ol
wounded have been reduced since the
re. opeEing of the railway, and all the
dead in the fields around the city are
buried.
The following dispatch from the King
to the Queen has been received, dated
ten o'clock Sunday night: The citadel
of Laon was exploded after the surren'
der just as the Rrussians were preparing
to enter. Three hundred and fifty were
killed, including two hundred of the
Mobile Gardes. William Of Mecklen-
berg, was wounded. There must have
been treason.
BRUssELs, September 12-4 p. NJ
Italy, Austria and Russia are agreed in
principle, and have authorized Russia to
ask Prussia for an armistice, A dispatch
to that effect was sent by telegraph to
Berlin. No answer has yet been recciy-
ed.
PRAGUE, September IA dispatch
from Berlin to the Politique, of this city,
says: A great sensation was created by
this dispatch of the American Govern
fnent to Its envoy at tlIc Prussian capi
tai, expressing the hope that there would
now be cessation Of the war, IN view
80 e. "a NJ -
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REThe news from the counties Of
Athens, Mcigs, Morgan and Washing
ton is, that the Democrats are working
| to have every'voter at the polls on elec-
| tion day.
Democrats Of Monroe, rally every
voter on Tuesday, the nth day Of oc-
teber.
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Agents wanted lfsr
FREE q \ s.

AND IT'S v0FARiH9sr y D.. Jen1 R<lI.sls. :
Fhs most startling book = nodsrs times.
The whole 'sn6 sct laidshete and - hidsses-
ness EXPOSED to universal exeerstion. Wzlt-
ten in IN interests q elvllInalle1. .ehE(e11oo.<
ity and Public noealiiy Doud fes elPco1txs'
and terms. D. 8. Rublishl1s ca n H Gu
einnssi, Chicago snd e. teaia- ~
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Fair 'Co.spesitlon.

The protectionists clamor for protec-
ton to "American manufactures, and
threaten that they will expire and disap-
pear from the earth if not. thus support
cd. In great part this is baseless and
selfish demand. The great, benefcent
law Of fair play requires free conpeti-
ton. The protectionists scdnt the pros
ducers Of all other vdlues IL The country
to be subjected to the .yuuestcompetit ion,
but they demand for their products an
u,tdisputed market. Why should they
be exempted from the operation of SO
righteous lawa Fair competition is q
principle Of absolute virtue its advan.
tages are inherent; its practical applies.
tion requires no limitation as to time OF
place, old OF young communities, large
or small States, for it everywhere bears
just, equal, and generous results. q 81
But protectionists forget or conceal
the fact that il every tariff law were re-
pealed to day, they would still be pro
tected very effectively. Our country is
a continent separated from the acilief
competing nations by intervening
oceans, and thousands Of miles of dis
tance. The products of other nations,
before they can enter our markets to
compete with domestic productions,
must overcome these obstacles and dan
gers by expensive transportation. qAis
is protection to american manufactures
to that ertent.
But our producers and consumers are
not all on the sea-shore. Millions oil
them can only be reached by hundreds
and thousands Of miles Of expensive in
land travel and transportation. These
obstacles also must be surmounted by
the foreign producer before be can come
Into competition with domestic products.
This also is protection pro tdnto.
The valde of this kind of protection
can be readily appreciated by every in
Gtelligent business man. It is.no doubt.
equal to more than an average dnty Of
ten per cent. of their value on all iMpor
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MARIETTA coRREsPoNDErCr,
MARIETTA. @ Sent. IL 1870

HhAhiEITA, ~. CcDb. Id, lSiv.
EDs. SPIRIT: In my last / spoke of
the opening of the campaign here, on
the part Of our Republican brethren, by
4 speech from Gen. j. Il. Sherwood, to
come off on the 10th inst, and in the
sane communication / predicted that
the "tote unpleasoataess" would form,
aud occupy, the greater portion. of his
pisce. Such was the fact. But to relate
the whole story:
THE GENERAL,
Is well proportioIed young man, res
loicing in the possession Of mutton
chop, wliskcrs, of a hue, approxima.
ting between a roll of "Goshen butter
and an Italian sunset: his blue cloth
coat fashioned in that style vulgatly
known as the "claw hammer;' his feth:
cr limbs enclosed in pair Of light col
ored pants, with dark broad stripe
..-fft tl-tl- -5i t.- - =
climbing gracefully from well polish
ed boot, to the waistband in this grand
artistic COSTUME The General Will beyond
doubt receive The entire suffrage of the
simple mifided, 'horhy haiided," yeo
manry Of Ohio, and with tile addition
of d "white chokcr,' and immaculate
kids. would proye irresistible in a pclit
loo, con,.so
! ~ ' VS. =, :.
IN his opening remarks ne PAID a hlgf
compliment to I,
NOBLE COUNTY.
he said the Journey from snepcer SIN
finn to S,,mmerfieli was made IN II,
carriaoe Of 4 Monroe Democrat. the We.
b,,tle he;nu q, ;.., snr;ros and tbe wlol,
rio heinz held together Inv a nlcntifu
nae of native Hickory withes The
cushion Of the same mon which rested
tlIe rear of those spotless. broad. .stripetl
pants: consisted Of copy of the .Sn;ril
tyf Dcp,ocracy''--and only n half sl,eel
as that. After enlightcning the Sum-
rfferlieldians he endeayored to procure q
cirrlage for the journey to caldwell, hi.
neat speaking point, but the natives told
him snch thing was not to be thought
=. - w.. .Ao,nsAs' .uo iouue oe'.e.'l
- slose po.'''s pe,,s v'pasS:.plee' a'lu ~
J.rssrons @ - ~ M, ,so n,das, ;,ho,,;, ;,.nts T.
wore NOT So foolb.rd,. 90 ~ a,tamnt the
drive ouca. .tbay sa;d stronaer 70 tia,
mart Of the world. made the sttemnt II
: carr;.oe and wall h;s orave i 70 be
seen nj this dav. ON the summit of =
Hnckle berry Knob. a victim Of rashness
Therenpon they brought forth an anti
qua.ed steca, wsose suossance was Sc
s'isn. .uae nc wou.u no. cast snau''N
ON on clear, s"nshny Gay ana wnose
'Aas.as.ee resemplc. ncs..,ng SO mucl
IN TINS wofsl' as 'fat-sall mc. s, Iercn
eo upon lnls s'eed,so grea.iy resemollne
sne ce;epra'ea ,e cnarser OF D,, ,on u'x1se .r
N.Y.. ne .ook MS weary Wy. 70 SAumeil. Luz ! ~
PRECAUTIONS hills. ami stumbled and
rolled down the onnos;tc side had .
fearful effect upon his naturally delicate
orga nlzat!on' that he looked back Will
-won9er,'so ,9 .l'lnA Inas Tue numan sss.en
dsr n sIIe I,sssa,i ,,,,e fort,,ns thu,
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w. p sPRAGuE.
TuF RADICAL CANDIDATEFOR
CONGRESS.
IL a Money Broker. BOndhOlder,
Banker, ,Ex-President OF a Bank.
Endorses Land-Grabbing. and
FavOrs a High Protective Tariff.


Banker, ,Ex-President OF a Bank
Endorses Land-Grabbing. and
/ FavOrs a High Protective Tariff,
The following is clipped from the Nc.
Connelsville Herutd of Sept. o:
"Alr Spraguc is not Money. broker
he is not a Banker, he is not President
of Bank, he is not a Land Grabber, ht
is not "bloated Bondholder," he is no
a High Protective Tariff advocate
What next I"
An old and respected citizen of Nc
Coniielsvillc writing to us says that 'tht
above paragraph is thought to be bare
faced impudence," by those who know
SPRAGuE in that community, and replies
to it in this wise:
1st. "Sprague is not money-broker.
One case out of number: Not lons
since SPRAauE loaned to a citizen of thi,
place, who wanted money and mus
have it, (SrAGuE well knowing the prem
ises. the sum of S35 cash, and took hil
note, with security, for $40, payable il
thirty days. This is brokerage to tltestan,
Of I70 per cent The name Of thu
principal and surety can be given if re
quired."
I'd. "He is not q Banker"
ale is stockholder in the 1st Ma
tional Bank of cConne.sville isto tn,
amount of $4,000, and, until lately,sl0,
600. This makes him a Banker witt
some little influence
81. ale is not President of a Bank. ;
HE was President of the lst Nationa
Bank Of McConnelsyille at its organiza
ton, and so continued up to the tame
the stockholders pu. him out" 'a.
4th. "He IS not Land. .grabber."
"He is a land. d.grabber, for the reason
that he cllecrfally endorses and approve.
the acts and doings of the present Con
gress, and of this administration, which
gave away, with GRANT approval,t 70 ont
Railroad Corporation, 100000 acres
of the public lands"
9th. ale is not bloated BoDdhold
er."
"He is q 'Bondholder,' for he holds
sc, 900 worth of Bank Stock. winch con
sists of United States Bonds, drawing
six per cent. gold interest,equal to eigh
per cert. in greenbacks."
9th. "He is not a High Protective
Tariff advocate"
| 'If SrRAauE is not high protective
tariff advocate then. he is not Repnb
lican. But we all know he is Protec
Tive Tariff advocate.
Will the Herald give its readers th'
truth concerning the Radical candidate
for Congress, and not endeavor by mis-
statements to mislead them. -
4 % (. .a = IL
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Ez-The practical operation of the
Land Grabbing measures Of Congress
fully illustrates the following passage OF
Scripture, which divines have heretofore
deemed extremely problematical and
difficult: "To HIM that hath shall be
given, but from him that hath not, shall
be taken even, that which he hath. |" =
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Auditor proceeded count the money ~ lspd
Neuhs Tssur found the balance
dollars and fifty -four which then
VIM Read the Of D. Neuha a County " hs sus
s 80 f. DAVIS and e u tie ssSd of
against Robert Suyh and the
John J shsh are ef n
HolEstsrfor cosc.on n-sep20wS SAMLGRlMSHAW, Auditor
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Our Mass nleetinr.

~
The Speakers announced for the Mass
Meeting at this place, on the 9th of Oct
ober, are all gentlemen Of fine abilities
and widespread reputation as public or
ators. ,..tt.sff 5ssi9ifj
Hon. w. H. OLDHAM, of Marietta, is
one among the finest lawyersin the State,
and, as public speaker, is second to
none in Eastern Ohio.
Col. W. H. BALL, of GAINESVILLE, is,
also, well known as a brilliant and sue
cessful speaker. s.,5ss .t,s9 g,svss 81
Hon. WV. HEIsLEY, of cleveland, is
the Democratic nominee for Secretary
of State. and his speeches are always
highly entertaining and instructive. elaq
These gentlemen will all positively be
here; and all who desire to hear the
political issues logically, clearly and
fairly discussed, let them come out on
Thursday, October 6. The speaking
will commence at o'clock in the after
noon. Let each township be represent
ted with full delegation. Come, and
invite your Republican neighbors to
come, and let this be one of the largest
meetings ever held in Old Monroe.
A Money Broker.
We understand that Mr., Sprague is
q kind of money broker on small scale.
--Pomeroy Crescent,
A mistake. Mr.. Sprague was for .
time President of the .McConnelsyille
National Bank, but went out Of that po-
sition three years ago, and sold most, il
not all, of his stock, He was mer-
chant in Malta for many years, and is
now a merchant in Nee cConnclsville. w
Marietta Register. ..3s.,
The Crescent is not mistaken. While
lit is true that Mr.. Sprague was for a
time President of the First National
Bank of McConnelsville, and has been
engaged in merchandising for many
years, yet he has always been d ssmoney
broker on a small scale" He has al
ways been ready to '.shaye' at a good
discount, or to loan to any body that
was hard pushed and would give good
security and pay from fifteen to twenty
five per cent. .interest.-NcC Conaelsuilae
Conservative. sid ssli' ~
always been a money broker" en-.
gagged in shaving the people. The
people Of this District don't want mon
ey siayers aud bondholders to repre-
sent them in Congress-; they want men
in Congress who will work for the inter-
ests of the whole people.
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There is a loss Of over 5000 votes in
one year. Let Ohio Democrats work to
reduce the Radical majority in the same
proportion, and Ohio will stand Deme-
cratic by a large majority.
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MN U Al STATEME ENT
VI tne condition Of the various Funds for State County and
10 township purposes; in the Treasury Of Monroe county,
.unio on the first Monday of September, 1870
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THE CAMPAIGN.

/ notice that Mr.. Cartwright. will
make several speeches in your county,
your people viii be much pleased with
him, he is worthy of their regard. ]
notice that Ball, Heisley and others will
hold meeting at your town on the 9th
of Oct. Judge Thurman speaks here
Oct, 4. BEN.
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HThe Radicals carried the State Of
Maine this year by largely reduced
majority. Here are the figures for three
years:
1868 Radical majofity, $4,000 votes.
lS68-Grant's Y. 28,03O g"
l869-Radical :" 1l,726 s.s.'
1870 s {. $500 !"
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LAND STEALING.
, 1870-08-13
THE FIRE DEPARTMENT..
The Iijar.s Of Chief N'1l1tam---Competltl tltlou
Already Going Oh for His F1acr-

From fAt Tnsuranrt Chronicle, Aug II.
The continued and dangerous illness Of Fire
Marshal Williams Is serious calamity. The loss
vi SO valuable an officers Services even for Short
time, Is telling tIsastEously upon the discipline
anu ctteieucF Of the Fire Department. Ills death
would be t3eploEahle casualty. II wouli be dtr-
dcut to nud SUCCESSOR rs energetic, faithful And
capable IS he has proved himself to be, and next
70 Impossible to unn one Who would command So
thnrnueh1y the undivided confidence and respect
OF his snbordtnates.
are tup1oytpg The occasion OF his present SICK
re*s to further theft OWN ambitions Ilr the posi-.
sor xnoee iesth is iseui.e, for the rcccntion Of
their own unEalnly feet. We afe not beating the
sir, ur denouncinE IN IMAGINARY wronz+ Alrcaly
certain Eaitss a5s r. tas neid competing t4r the
10 greedy esrtsarts- 11is not much Of pstze, to
ee surf: but there hEe some nsh which will bite u
II thts unseerly suite we're being carried m
outside Of the department. there would be no oc-
tasion fer sol1c!tous cummept .t TT tae rtom+
pcnt and tnoat cxEer Of the claimants arc IoG.
ehal.s sss;usnrs is busy ent c!anorons Ia hs dc
| mnud for the succession. and one Of the F,rc
Commissioners Is taid to be tnocaiated With the
<dos4 M sttes Il via Is much zssI and rnots crsts
Meantime, It is evident to n Oose1r2nt eye that
the uofair Of the force is being saLIly intnrr It's
| rutbe.}, and. even ls ordinary neeesstues ne
gicttet- There Is no c0uccaltng the tsctS Lts-
chteyous, and sometimes anErJ dscuss DDS Of The
relative merits Of r1Fa candidates tstlf7ppctntcd
for the to te vacant Chief Aa-shalsnp are carried
on 10 the different ene1ne-hous and open pat1-
sanshlp among the men encouraged. ani even re-
WAtded, By those who should Know hctseI. Tntse
things nfred d!asensious and tc11ouses that work
lncAlca!&bIe lntu.y to the force
Outside OF the force anj above It, We md that
| the attention which should oe directed 70 the
suppiy OF It's wants Anu the maintenance OF ita
eec,vncy, Is wholly drvptei 10 the business Of ad-
yanc!pG certain man IA bis Et1fe for thts co&et-
Cd goal. The hose now IN use b. the depart
! meat are rrputetl 70 be tn VET had condition
AZ one recent atr IN the West Division, no
;csa Than eleven lengths br:.t IA 1sout
! 40 hour. Where Is the MAJ Whose cspe-
! ctal business It Is 70 prntect the inter
ests Of arr underwriters in the manage
nett Of the Fire Department: What j. he about
| Il is notorious that the great Lake STREET
/ ire vas Eahe pcss1ble b. the lnet1cieut and IN
rcllatle arpsratus then suffered to be IN use.
Ean Nc AFFORD 10 pay such = price again to tunol
! sn1 rnst1 whims Of aivsnre hts fortunes:
Ne are pIofoupt1t. seArJ tbs: there Is any dsa'
, 1870-08-13
NJ. II. G;HlxSE1i.
AL1 HAMILTON, .1aaScA.
..-.. WM. BcTLER ppNcAN,l
NET y0Rx. Apk q. Ef1

The London puIu Xers reuarKs: "The British
yachting world have every right and reason 10
rJcsce In the welL~on victory Of the cambsis
over neIgaalant American antagonist, the Danni-
leta- For our own part, We rnust confess that
We are nust Agsreably surprised II must
hare been wonacrfnll! wtll.salled ana
course OF nearly three thousand miles tue match
WIS won By one hour and quarter only. + VA,
VIC believe the general impression amonG E.aElsa
yachsknen that the Cambria would be nTerrbF-
cred by the Daunless; yety while both appear to
have had equal sharc Of gales as well AZ calns.
the little Cambria was the nrst to pass sandy
NcQk- 1t will excite ercn mnre than the expect
eI Interest In the trials Ut The Camhra against the
crack craft In the American watera, Ia which We
ho1e Mt. Ashnry may prove equally s9cca1sl ut
md return with the challenge cup Of the America"
AFtvE-xlsK swlA.
Fsom an Entiiah Pnper,
On Man1ay nlurulug l1cnry Coulter AMI Charles
WhSte, tUth meIliseIs ot the SeEpenf1ne Cluf',
contendtzt fur stake, to winch wAs attached the
championship Of the Thames. The dlstanct VIA
from landun Rtit1Ie 70 tie clock u Q.ee.4wlch
llnspltat al,l ltctsely at s:e0 the men lived 81
hows or The steamer, Whyte having gained the
toss and chosen the north side, which gave him
t'art Of tne POOL Both rose to9ct6cf, hut Coulscr
Irnnt At Inc Custom fionRe aud three yards At the
the goof, hut entering ua.ehouse Ksach
Whyte once more assumed the pte-
m.tr*nir. although Coulter, served hy The
wns trn yards ahead Of the East 1nlLa Railway
stnrea- ~ the c"nmercial DOCK ltsr, Whyts
race shoulder to shoulder, past Dug and
Duck s1n!rs 10 Drrt1orl oucksar'l, reached n
eight minute. past t. To the lowcr-water
mllcs} Coulter's efforts we're n longer 30 produc
TIVE, and Whste Was never a1terrard healed \
M!llwalI Pier he has SIX yats.s ahead, swlnlm!nl
kt1opc anl we'll, anu hn doubled Ills lead Ut fntl
| and half miles, rcachrl In ffty-ciEht minutes
The leader brvastc., the nrraliuau-ht Hosnlts
Rlip In the great time VI OF one hour precisely
sHat dis -ance, cc"Iliitsh!ng the eutlrc course
one hour anil i've u3Eutes- Thu winner nnlshc
apparently fresh, hut Coulter was very much Ill!
! tJttSsxL
, 1870-08-13

10 centre neld, thereby giving ..Chicsgo" to the
country boJs, the applause Was tremendous.
THE BAL11CS At GkfKFA
10 fkt Editor Of tn Chicago Tribune:
kaitict claim that, IN their recent game with the
Knight Temnar, they outplAJcd the knlRhtS It
every poin.> New this is not ttuc-- The kniVhts
IN echbline Gat DR.. The Kntehss aiso nsn,nr., ,r
four fouls 10 the Battles one. They sutthtr state
that but for the high Krass the Teu1piars would
would Like TO know 1t the height OF the on ri ~ .he
II 1ny rnore dn1cuit for them n pick M balls Ihan
It did rs kntKntsf The grounds played on were
they werr Al both.rsorne % Them as tney FeTn ID
llGKNKyA, Ill. Aug. II.
Qrrcr, Ans. ia1Tns nSeutSs uSan IL R,;e Ri. ctn, n,
" ~ Louis, played the Occidental Juniors, Of this
cAs. hr1r tofay, resulting In {syor Of the Cpious
BY score Of l6toa.
JOLIET, AuR. IA match game OF base ball
Wak played in this city today between tne New
LEno3 Clab. OF Sew Lenox. 4nd ths Rockford
10 o. ~ = csJ The latter came Oh victorious
0AxE 1r CINCINNATI.
C1NctSSA11. Aug, le--Thc Red :'tocktugs tlc-
1esied tae Lone Stara, Of New Orleans to-dA'' ~
1Axx IT sxw YORK -....
new Y1RK. Aug. 1l.-The Atlantics, Of Brook
ltn: bear nc l!arvards, OF Boston. to-day os .
CANE At 1Sp1ASAroLrs-
1SpIASArplls, Aug. IA hasc hs3l game he
.l!auapoIs Club was won BY tnr, iormer-44 to II.
The 1ymplcs received une blank, and the India
napotts four hlanka- ..
The Enterprise Base Bill club will hnld 4
meeting at their roane. No. 333 Ihlrn avenue this
excnnG. II is hoped that ali the members VIII
The Youne Sailors Yesterday defeated the
Twfitehts ty scorc Ut Is 10 IL
, 1870-08-13
REAL ESTATE.

Wa.rantec deeds conveying city and surbu,e
property Within seven miles Of the Court uol
nscd for record on FRIDAY. Aug. ls:
Micn:sccn ~. $50 II s Of Ames st, I, sox
s3 Il: Aug. s..---.-................ 80. -,
Michigan ay, 195 II b OF Thirty flint 81, VT,
ssxlGoh Il: Aug. 1e..:,.....-.--.:-..... 5,
1nJ!an2 nE, IL II OF Thtrry-eccond It, =
x1eek II, with built.iIss: Aug. 1s... -. s,
A0opAw1y place. s9S Il OF :. AhfAnseh A.,
In rear, 4lx165 II: Feb. b.2j................ ~ ;.
Cottage place, eco T. OF Thirty y-aEs n, wi.
esaxsio II, With hulltinGs. Aug. g.. -. 2
Indiana avs y COZ OF Douglas place, LAX
l1sE II: Aug. u. ',
Michigan IS, - - II n OF oEIhtfst-second st.
v +, e3x16pIx n: Aug. 3,:..--.....--..... 2,
Eushf,el st, i cor Of Stewart Az, <,
Ii s-,oxlz5 II, With other property; AUG.
1ssa ie Il, . cor Of quincy 81 E I. ssxoo !.
It. Ht.h bulldogs: A1R. lI....:..--.....:. Il,
c1yGourrc ~. " co! oi.. i..Shtfhcld ~. untt-
yjded 4 OF triangular fot OF s11s11
81 $40 II, Aug. IL .-.-.-... -:
c1yboa1ne u, opposite Cooper st, !, sax
Liberty ct, - Il z OF Je1ctsou ST. l. -aA'e
It: May q. 1856. ...,sx
Lytle st, 1865 II n Of Twelf1hfs, IL S1fzS
Morgan it, 80 +, u Of Folk 81, c I, ssxloe II;
aug 4X....... ....-.....---'~+-+.''- -
SOUTH or CITY tIAIIS-
Madison n, n X cor Of F1ftT-Stycnth st, e l. =.
rs s~1ex1s5 IT. Aug. 1s....-.........-..... !,
, 1870-08-13

ufvQHCE-QEE3Tt0S or 1k5IpESCk
Cctcstil r1nluR '. Marx l. flnInx. ibis Is
I'LL fnr divorce, In which It would seem that the
defendant has never hst! residence 10 rms stare.
although the wom1n claims that She has had such
legal residence for over year. The husband Is
sworn t, 1e In the Jurisdiction Of Michigan. The
eruund IT complaint IL cruelty. Il would seem hy
Of july, 1855: that they lived tngesher two years
md 1hFee months, OF unt!l Octobef 1865, and tha1
Two chllhreu, Que only Of wh0m Is now llfinR.
were born 10 Them. II Ny eaa5xeA thas
ttrirp,lant retus.1i 10 support her, and forbade
provision dealers ifom selling to her on h!a credit,
and that he informed her that ne wanted ner 10
leave him Atoul year after their marriage no
struck her un the arm, and Just before the blEth
oi their last cht1d, he Kicked ner IN the sie- At
last she cNn,rnencetl to upbratd MN becaa3e o.
his hat,tt Of tt1sfnE nwaI ut hight all neEectlaE
to rrurt.!e fur her wants and the necessities of
ttrir chilli, when he presented psst2l at htt
head "t,us f.,r satne !cason Jill mt ofc: Euas
C1.intix u Chtc..xo. Tlr Essas.r at the hill ID
E!1dcs not only the divorce but that the copltsn-
the right 10 assume neE lnaiden name, which was
ALLEGED LAND FRAUD
Euach II, Stein :. William j. feAb0tT. This -
a proceeding IL recover fnT an alteged fraud ia Q
land trace. Tie damages are latl At f5.0do, Rnh
a,S s s e 1s dns 81 pay 1 aooSy osy
,he lh,:e's no,er te 'D'es II iss s,atteass quar-
ter ot sscton 10 = y east + n go astss' rs ~
dispose Of. Ii was uudersIood that the price ol
this lanu would Lc 500, to represent which SielI
trahtt'ta watch. and lesglyed Warfantse ~ desd
co1ilpE of1lce. ard then plaluu1 feasued tha
there il no land ID the county answering tht
description OF the - deed
Appeal at William Wheeler. THIS IL anothc
appeal from the on1es Of the Common Counc'
| contir1niue tbs assessment roll for the wil1eain,
Of :,,a:e street. The appellant Is the oXnet y
erc hut:tlscd feet runulng to the alcy ou III
southeast cttncr of Congress and STATE street