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, 1870-09-27

other mime given Hmongst men by which ye ran
be saTe.,," and Jesss himself has said, HH~11..s
in me, ctll upCn me, and yF.u yhsu be Bayed
We cannot but regard the mas IS atc. .t,eoa
and 1ou deceive people when 5ou saJ that Ioq r..
f1hpt7ott thing alone can be reneWed-,hst Khirh
bs< ceter1nrated, which II worn nut Or eearrDyed
by time. But tae ssostdce b. Calvary Is p.,i.rt.
ctnpot be dete.faratea, nor lose i:s virtue ANA
its efncacJ. And this sacr1tce beng always Wa.
rnt 10 the mind and eye OF g d tue Father ran
pt1ef br eGnced from Els memory. Tae crr..
God having once ior III accepted thts sscr.6Cr =.
The bsynonf Of the debt OF every Enner wn" .i1
occept Jesnk Christ, follow Hin aud love Hin,
does not require the naas purchased NJ 1noaey N
order to hestow gr1cs upon the guilty. II u WIT
ten that this sac,l1ca onght not an'l eznuo. b.
offered n Gre Than once {Heb. IL 23-eSl. Al IN.
sgtnssF purrRto1J may add to your wealth "a
eo1tf, Tut II can-nt purify oDr souGs 1t IN written
That 1.-The. hlcod Of Jesus ChT!1t alone can take
AMY sins"
Il - not The apnstle Peter but It Is ::sus carst
t~e Sn Of The living God, who Is the toanliat,uo.
stone Of the Chur h.
It is not to the1postles onlJ- but 70 all the dis
cIpt =, that JesuA Christ hiss given the Doeer aud
also tha command RIO forgive frespasses COMMIT.
ted one zgatust anpth e.. which Is clrarv p-uvr,,
In the xviilth ehspter Of st. Ma thew. from ,1s
18th verse to the end.
Be good enough, therefore. to consider ~ i. ~
longer belonging TO the Church OF Rome, fur "
have decided II leave the religion ol the i'apr
IN order 10 follow Jesus Christ acd to serve Hin
a!pnt. -
, 1870-09-27

York, tos. sea., 900, the Fatar right Of Lake
Gneaa, ono of tbs feedsfs ef C66!qq Lake,
md River, which ho had purchased, in ;his:
avn right, few weeks before, for 4e5, ,ooo.
The transaction ~ould not be worth men
fioning, save that 1t involves neat
little profit Of See5, 900. He
vent into the service Of The Democratic
party eight years ago, ioufncyman chair
maker, cot worth doIlaz. He is uow esti-
mated to be worth seven OF eight millions
Of doilu1s, Is one of tho largest real estate
uwneW fn Now York, and has done nothing
but serve The public without pay. He.has
just paid, 100000 for new resi- lenoe,
So. 900 for a stable, and is fitting up both
the stable and the residence in style thAt
would be regarded as luxurious by most Of
the minor Princes of Europe. The stable
is thus described: =:
VT 4 tsree stories hisn, and has TWO wida.
donhle doors ot massive black walnut, h3ndaome-
y cstEtd, and 1steo With Immense panes OF n9-
uref ground glass. costing altogether 81 900. The
bali inside Is hung with buffalo robes costioR
nr tsGm Isoo to Sa@. md with harness RANGING ID
CONTAINING the latter cost sld,b0o The handsonEst
Il the carriages arr = Clarence, costing near
esRSs tsf conn., Sbes so:sa e SO CO. .na peRy
ss,ao Thry consist Of Fte-txia2 .od ~ wns1e. 81.
bone. the former Of which 1rutt mile
Kc,ze and Dot' arc cac1 worth 5000. 10th tue
*taa'lc MD carftagc-rnOm arc hung With handsome
u ;!cau;ss. and rich plate glass irrorsare frequent
II nc second s.ory are = series Of uch1y fur.
ntstet Offices and s!ssfne-fooms, and 10 tho third
fSxA$ hu.,4
, 1870-09-27

The Chicago papers are, Is q matter OF course,
anxtous 70 undcTrate thr population Of competing
! les In PURSUANCE OF thls ideA, the IFfbu,<
intt:sd OF s,:h. Jacks1nytne cannot help 1t ii
ahc pressing Chicago 20 close. and the Tribune
:hoald not attempt TO sptte the city By puolahing
We published the figures ~ We received
them, and not from any wish to deny the
strong competition OF Jacksonville. There
are persons now living In Chicago, aud they
arc not old either, who retucmber when this
city numbered fewer Inhabitants than jack
sonvt1e does now. and NO ahall frankly and
cheerfolly state the fact should it ever beeoms
one again. Meanwhile we rejoice to know
that Jacksonville h.s now 40 mora people
than We thought ahe had \ week ago.
, 1870-09-27
THE INTERNATIONAL suT1ER.

The New York Punchin<llo, professedly
humorous paper, illustrates ia its current
number very pointed truth, by cartoon
representing John Bull standing before
tent on which is sign OF "sutler Gene
raj, and surrounded by all the implements
Of Wat, which he offers to international
customers, The stock embraces piratica,
vessels like the Alahana, Orsiui bombs,
coal, sabres, poison for wells, pistols, rifles
powder, Gc., &c. The humor of the pic-
ture is the severity of its tsath. England
has no politics save that of the shopkeeper.
She welcomes any calamity TINT sends
her customer. Her neutrality consists in
selling supplies to those who pay
her. Anybody can have a recogui-
ton of belligerent rights who
will purchase the weapons of war from her.
she Will build ships and fit them out for
any person who will pay for them. She
will sell powder to France and coal to
Prussia, manufacture arms for both, know
ing no obligation of international Law.
While c'amoring Justify for peace, she ad-
vertises freely her facilities for supplying
combatants with the means of protracing
the var. In short, John Bull IL the fa94-
lower of every army, claiming the privi-
iege Of pitching his sutleE's tent on every
field
England has managed now for over half
century to keep ont Of war, the expert
ence in the Crimea being a very small
affair She is no longer recognized as 4
military power. Her influence in the con-
trol Of continental affairs is nominsl, be-
cause no ono in Europe believes that Eng
land could be kicked into xnr with any
f1st-clasa nation. England Is Justly re-
garded rs the "Sutler General Of the
world. Whether the customer be Prussian,
OF French, or camAnche, Paraeuayan, OF
Agczine, England has always . stock OF
waslike implements, from the tomahawk to
steamship, for sale. 1t is possible, how
ever, that the time is. near ut hand when
this policy viii be changed. Republican
ism is contagious, and, should the French
Republic come forth from the terrible OF
deal through which 1t is passing, the De
mocracy OF England, who have been help
less witnesses OF its suffering, may recog-
nize the white banner of RepuLl;cansxm A.
the fitting one for the free people Of Eng
land.
, 1870-09-27

u The Editor of 7A< CHICAGO Tribune:
s1R: correspondent OF 5our paper, unde.
the heading "a Mysterious case,~' gives
An account OF = man Of the namo Of Haz<ltine
going to nl1nois, and there, On the banks Of
the Mississippi, buying farm, etc.. etc,
etc.
The above found copied in the 1ermont
R'dtchmdn and Natt .JonEnol
ent IL, You will much ohlige.
Ny fathers brother, about twcnty-oue years
ago, went to Califoruia, leAving1 ::fa behind,
and the last that xAs heard Of biz ~,t that be
vas .ck. think there was II It that q
man answering to his appearing. ie3, and
noshinx naore was he1rd OF him. :. Il about
eight esrs after his wife married l. ,aln. Ny
father does rot believe him dca1: neither
does Ills father, who ID ret living, he being
now IS ye1rH old. He WAS tin manufacturer
By trade. have written to my grandfather
10 gtt his exact Rge, and also when he waa
last heard from. His natno w1s John Hxze1-
tine.
You 1ilt oblige me By giving III the iusor-
nation you can. G. HA1t1rrSk.
P1A1sF1EIp, IT., Sept. Is, 1870.
We publish the abovc letter, As the name OF our
correspondent has been tntslaid, and this may
come under his notiee--Ep, TxtBrsE.
, 1870-09-27
REPUBLICAN CANVASS.
Appotu1ucn.. of: Speakers.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
hFPS01sA1e"AN - Sa'''-Ae"s
Governor 0glcss,y Will speal only as announced
h9 this Scr1nitrse.
t;oyrfpor r. J, OELESBY win sneak as fol-
fnw1.
peis1drrr. Thurrday, Sentamhcs q, 1t n. M
lknckfofst F:tilay September 80, nt 9 n, m
Frcrr II. SATURDAY, Oc.nheJ i, af 9 n m
Nj. catr"ll Mordas. octnher :. 1t e d m
Toio Turts,ay nxtnher / At n, N,
nixon. Ne1tnrflay. Orfot,er S, ut n. m
rr1rrenu, Thuteiay. October 6. atan.m.
GsJyp. Fti.,a;. QctnAcr I, II y, N
Celttt~trw Sttrf1fsv Q.fober q 1t q n m
Tne foll,xfnt M Gfiicdatfv a,rt,oa1ncsd hy the
e,ate centts1 r, .tn,n,tte@. ~ @
fisnera1 jO1IN 4. IIGlAE. can1tAate for <.on-
rra1n4an M Jxrrr nil Nreak ss fo,ioxr.
fAnarts' Tnrsssy. Sentem,,er NJ
Airtsn ~ 6neaH.T SsrtsThrr %
Heck Island, T.uttdsy. Septefpbez -.
Sterling. fnday. September 9.
SG01aou. saIo.uAy. nc1one1a
TerdSses. cSe3' 7rss.33' 1c.ntS@T
Nnrnn sstny,is1 hrsntrr
E.rs; es.r sf ~fSSSS"S Ss r4,v .s .nnn.,nc.a y,
,hts a1nn H. "l' spe*A o'15 On ~
~: a:.nr.n1 nArEe st,+. 4rra.n,c- I'll,
, 1870-09-27

A0Ht18A b43B:
+" Mr- Fisk evinced care1es4ncss about the
business prospects OF. the venture which
amazed me. The first question that he a.ked
me on my meeting him altar my return VIA
well, M1z, Is HontaIaud u botter looking
woman than Lawler7'
J." A supper vac given to the women Of tLs
troupe on their fret night here. It vas spread
In one OF the Erie Offices, and was banquet
which must have cost thousands of dollars,
Ibe orchestra Of tho theatre IVES present aud
fu1nisbe ID the music while the company sat 1t
tatle. When arrived, Mr.. Fisk desired mo
Of French. and the ladies' not i word Of Eng
lish. Inform the ladies, Mx1, said he, that
we have no Kings or Emperor in this coun-
try, but We have James Fieks; that, IN fact,
New York is called Fiskyille slr~4dy.' / be-
lieye tried to soften the insole~ sle vanity OF
this speech in the.,t1auslatiou, aud tho suthor
ct It suspected H. At all .evente, I gave Mr.
Flsk to understand very plain1y, then and
ere, that he must employ 1nothe. 1nfer-
prefer; that Was not to be used u &C.
between-
Some six or seven daya Afterwards. dar1np.
which interval had bean daily employed ia
organizing and reLearain8 the company, Mr.
/ Fisk told me the company was going up to
Newport, And wanted to know II I would not
80 along. With 4 raanaSex's natural go to
business. lEuggeetea tc him that tho troupe
had now been tn The e'cnsry week and
nothing had bee1 xrisssa acorr thtu in the
papers; that It would - heeter plsa to cire
aeuPpe1 End invtts eozne Of the members OF
the preea, aud let them see and hear the
principal aEti-ts- Ar. Fisk's reply WIS, oh.
bell! don't want any Of them suckers in nv
place ioa tAte courle OF hundred dollars
EN-"
Immediately After the fracas With 4azetzal.
n Adolph HrKfeld was te1eg.sphed for, and
arnved day or two later fs1m Washington,
On a1r1 E at The Grand Ope,. House be
deaiFed "a preliminary to al business con-
salary which VIA due him from = former sea-
son. This being arranged, Ar. Birgfeld de-
etined to have ANYTHING to do with opera
, 1870-09-27
THE STATE CENSUS.

We have received two reports, both
claiming to be official, from Springfield,
giving the census of this State. One OF
these foots up 2,5e9, ,4lo, and the other
e,5es, ,210, Our footing of The same rs-
turns makes 9, ,5ss, ,4sG; The corrected re-
turns make the population of Chicago over
2a9, 900. VIII not our Springfield contem-
poraries dnd somebody skilful in asithme-
tic TO take hold Of the official returns and
agree among themselves, and let the peo-
pie of the State know precisely what the
population Of Illinois is7
, 1870-09-27
THE TAX REDUCTION

Mr. James Brooks, member Of Congress-
from the city OF New York, has recently
writer letter, in which be very unfairly
comments upon the recent reiuctions
made oy Congress in the internal revenue
ea1es- !he taxes repealed are those OH
gross 4Sce'pts, sales special tax"7, leg
ac'es' success'ons, articles IN Schedule A
income 1a1, and some others. During
Inc year le'''-'o. there ~Sa Elected from
these ohJecfs OF taxation, IN the State Of
Massachusetts, SECS, ,000- Alr, Brooks
groups the receipts from eight or ten other
States, to show that they do not equal
those from Mahsachusetss, tad then argues
that the repeal Of the tax was special
boon to Massachusetts,. We will not do N1.
Brooks the injustice TO ssy that he does
not know better than this. All taxes are q
confsca,ion of private property. The in
te1nal 1evenueta1es repealed amounted to
e55,2ls, 600. 1t was repeal, therefore, OF
that amount Of annual con6scation. Whu
paid the S4,3es, 00O collected in
Massachusetts Certainly not the peo.
Pile of that St4te. The merchants,
who paid 81, 900, 900 tax on their sales, col
, 1870-09-27

"Y4Wet ~ Stallion bg party OF bur former
lrteanes In the land Of gold one began TO yhpos
!. ta9speeeh At him: General Sherman, onsz-
:heat re was stopped BY tho General, who .tpot
h&tn BY tho hand and ahuusdeE,< and rF7&h sKpod-
rafufed Smile, ssid: "Hox.1 ne you, osf fellow:
DOW art you 7" The speech WIS exploded.
-ANsmua WARTS st1gr traps. cnnststiA4 81 thr
curtain. caspeuscr:4 tools, show bills, &c which
be used 10 hss exhlhstloa,, several years ago. are
aooot 10 ne sold at auction IN New York. to pay
lor rFeom'tafsDy The; o1ptr;ot- Storage 1oft.
"nete toeJ hsse Ian for tMoyea1s : %
II = ttattd that Ms. AshurY has sold thr
Gambia To- a. wealthy English gentleman, a1p On
his re1ufn to RnHand viii turn her oyer to her
new OWNER Nh H.. A4bu,yb intention 10 have
ne" yacht built which will combine NJ the ex-
ctliencc Ct the American atd Englhh styles
without having The fausts Of eirner.s
--Ife New York Star aa1s: +rhe prophecies
o; .Hoodhta 4, Ctaain,s KeetIy have cut Of tneis
cuilf. thrown away their crtnollnes and the utm-
mlpgs from shetr hats, and now. IN sula n blue
nannel theT drive up and dawn Broadway, In
tets unoftentatious gafb, Of course, they arc the
observed Of ~ obseEvers, and thus their earnes,
dessrcs aEe fulfilled" -
AT Concord, n. H., Septsmber q, Professor
William Woodruff Niles, Of TnoIty ColIexe. Con-
neetlcut, WAS consec rated Bishop Of shc Episoo-
pal Diocese OF New Hampshire. Tue bishops
ind c!e14vmen assembled It private hGusa near
saint Paura Church. At 10 d m, and after sae
transaction Of the usual business, moved to the
church. The presidlng Bishop, B. 3. smith, OF
Kentucky and James VI. WiIllam1, bishop Of
:. Quebec, led the way, followed by other Bishops
and cierg5men, about nifty In number: TIE
usual morning services OF the church we're read,
the music being under the direction OF tho Rev
James nausntop, Of Monroe, aud rendered " the
boz choir OF St. Pau1's school, Concord, and St.
JohuF, Lowell. The gefmnn hy Dtahor nn,nn
, 1870-09-27
CTINAMEN IN NEW JERSEY


From the .ye,1 Fork San, Sept. .
SiKty-eiBht Cinnamon arrived At Santiago
Park, \. j., on Tuesday evening. They vera
consigned to Mr. J. B. Hervey. OF Belleville.
them in his extensive laundry. About ,so
months ago he visited San Francisco, aud
while there contracted With Ah }nn:., CHM
MAN [who is 4 contractor fer that clas. Of
he1pI for seventY-ave men. BIZ: he ~
Cur cured only -. sizfy,eis1ht: 1a NJ Hes.ay
Women, ess apd s s.y. enp0 e. the csiest Ina In
intended only Is suxiliaties, aud that lie dots
not propose discha5ging any of his tmp!o,cs.
il they Wfah to remain He ssys thar sl1fevu
women stopped work yesterday morning, on
jeetfng 70 work With the Mougolians. bnt liz
adds that they wcrc glad enough to Deg him
to take them back tefore night. He says The
when they work steadily. but he adds tl,.,
they cannot be trusted when he has large
contract on hand. al they either assike OF s,sT =
away on scme shght ptetext-
On tho other hand. the Captain says that
&te Cinnamon arc civil and manageable; that
entirely trrnta ortiz, aud soteE. He has e,l-
gagged them for three years, agr.eing to pay
Them s90 month each, in gold co,u, for tlieir
work, they boarding and c1otaing them.
selves. ThR Captain assigns al h,s 1ea-
son for a&inE them to Santiago PARK,
and not dlreet to Bellsviiie, that
gang Of ruughs in his neighborLooi l,.d
threatened to nnaltreat tho Ceteet,al-. tbs
Cinnamon, yesterday, when visited By sun
reporter we're cooking their supper IN ! largs
boiler, which vas placed IN tbs yard aujo.u.
ing the laundry. Their food consisted ut
fresh pork rice, and tea without milk or eu-
gar; the pukk md rice N4s served I'D in
large chios towls; and, armed with caop-
sticks, they al dipped into tho same dish.
They were dressed IN loose ovpz-
ehlrs .nd baggy toHse1a mAdo OF
blue cotton cloth; these, combined With
thcirlMge wooden ehoes and ciose-shayed
heAdn with pen !ent quenes, gave them gro
teaque Appearance. They clattesed among
themselves With much volubility, and seemed
themselves At home They are natives Of the
ringing from twelve to thirty ye2ss they
seem to be active and are' Intelligent, and ail
Of them read and HI,te their oHn tanguase.
only one Of the number speaking English
In = conversation LAST evening, they eaii
that they ws1.. well satisfied with The contract
ttev bao uad- with HI. Hervey+ They added
thu at tie OF, ration Of their term OF scrvlce
they 1ntt I'd returning to ChinA.
The white women IN Captain Hervoys en-
ploy we're indignant ut bis introducing what
they termed yesterday, IN language more
forcihfe than polite, tho haythens, to work
alongside human beipga.
Mr. He1vey says TINT be met Koopm1ncbal,
while In Omaha, and Koopmanchap said that
he had contracted for 2U0, 0,U1O Cinnamon to
work on the Southern plantations. and that
the majority Of them would be sent there
within the next slx months.
, 1870-09-27
THE NORTHWEST.

lEL1NDfH
NrA Mildred C1artson shot herself dead In Yer
million County, ON 1uesday Of last week, whIlc
:ahof!4E Under religious excitement
by The lit Of December. 1870, Ch!esxo and
saswneetowu win BE- connected hJ railroad. The
Springfield Illinois sousheastern Railway, which
WAs protected In the fall OF 1855, u fkst nearing
completion The track-1xyets were through cans,
tin County On Satusday night, distance Of twenty
mileA This leaves hut 4 gap OF twcoty-trp miles
70 be ouflt, whicats In White County, and on this
section the contzactors arc hard 1t WORT. Tho
ezis arc running from Aln Shoals, in'' the laat
named county, to Edwood, on tho Illinois Central
Railroad The iEon necessary fos 10 White
County dtytsion, h&s been received At Tolbno.
FTesuieat RldzWay states that the roal Viii be In
c.snrl te runoiug or>1cr from the Ohio River to
, 1870-09-27

The circular OF Bism1rk, in reply to
that of Jules Favze, leaves no further room
10 doubt that Germany il now fighting for
territory. and will make no peace in which
this den1ndEis not granted. It snys:
s'our conditions Of peace, with Whatever gov
rrumenf, legiatAttnR for the purpose We may hare
10 neRo1iasc with- are who'll. .l9oependeut Of he
quetliuu how or By whom the French nation ls
governed. They arc prescribed 10 rs By the na-
iu1c OF things, and bJ the Law OF seIi-cefeccc
AfAtnss violent and hostile Detghbur.
The unanimous vpsoe o! tht Getmandc Goyern-
uscnia and the German people demands that Ger
naag shall be protected BY bfst-1 bosf1.daFHs Ada
~ Aar< A!tAeFte lad 6yainM the dangers and v*o-
letee we have experienced from MI French Gov
ctomenu Tor centul1eA So long n France re-
ma1ne % possession vf Str1sboutK md Metz, so
long u It's Offensive IT. ateatcs3lv stronger than our
desennse 20 ~ - all Suuth GERMANY and North
Germany on fae le1 hank nf the Rhfne are con.
seFncd. StfssoourR in the pos8esaton OF Ffxnce
Is EAtc vide open for attack on South Cernorv
In the hAnd1 OF Germany, Sta4nuurv and Nefr
b5t1in defensive character We mnAn INV fn1
orr fuiu1E safety to demand the pTice Of m,
mighty eao1t2. We ahxu demand onfy fhst Whien
We must hare for our defence. NobndT win '1, -
able to aceu8e III Of want OF nodefRsion II ~ fna
a:st upon this Just and equitable demand"
We do rot believe the Judgment Of i'm.
partial military men will concede that. in
, 1870-09-27

tbs nune,f css'r.' Rdsa ~ 'the i. ot necepht,
Or, ID okhef words. N season 70 eaf1 :, uatkess.
ihs incoming corn md PORK Of southern 1lltnols
.'9} - DwA.t IT,; =. -.
The Red, Wing ~txinn.} Arpxs ka5s thai ON
Wedn=tday FlankI Ives and s. q. ..Wattns, seaxted
from tha, place for sabraa. Iowa, with about
1890 Ire brook trout, With which they intend tn
Sabu,a.
"1o" has Been snccesatullv employed a. 4 hon.
picker In Sank =rtl juneau Counslea. a..
The be1olt Journal ka5s farmer near that
city Will fstse shts season; between 100 and 800
tcfes OF broom corn The aggregate production
nsT r. ae'g usually between 20 'anai 200 pound.
=oa sa'araay. Alexander & Mecorne1, d farmer
teaiinE about four miles west Of Mlpe,al po.nt
committed suicide by hanging himself With i
Aautty. 49,
>, MI. WV. Lowrie. Sheriff of'vernon County.
oled at Lacrosse few dAys ago. from disease
contracted In the Army. where he made = good
record ~ member OF the Chicago Dolrd OF
: 1t Shiloh.
KANsAs.
The nsst velvet factory In the United States has
heon started By French colony at Franklin,
MISSOURI. i. !:
hat kaa City hAs vocal dog, and this Ia tue
way he Is described ~ local reporter: at
~oalu be utterly impossible to express In worda
the for:c. the depth, and variety Of this canine
Focahsn. It Expresses nil the modulAuop and
mooincanons Of human distress The rlalntive
wall ef suffering Infancy, the groan Of the strong
mana agony, the moans Of the sick and Hpunded.
The sttned cry Of the victim under the grasp Of
the EsEroter;'the shout Of defiance. the scream Of
te'.nr. the yell Of despair. grief, rage, madaes.
nightmare. del'nam tfesuens, bat1ed ambition,
disappointed love, defeat In elections, the bum
mer's' bacchanal.an shout. toothiche. corns On
the toes, bedbugs mosquitoes. snd all the Ills thas
hcsh is her tn, are faithfully deineated, orvtvid-
y SUGGESTED. BY this canine yentrt1oquis,."
The cbhlcothe / Brunswick, tho Chlllicothe4A
'ousis, End the st. Lonls 4 Council .DluGs Rslt-
nad COMPANIES hare eonsunueteas s conso1da.
t"n Of their respective Intercsss aud l.nes under
the style Of the 81. Louii, Council Blu0s umsha
Railroad: Company. Fnm, Brunswick, on tn.
MlssSuH Rfver. the line ctosses the great bend ri
that stream, and runs TO Council Btuns, 4 dis.
lance Of about 100 ,nileA, r.
, 1870-09-27

For Representative IN Congress for the State at
LA,K~, General JOHN 4. LOGAN.
s,ate Treasurer, ERAsTTS n. BATES.
Supes.ntendeut Of Public instruction, NEWTON
HATEAAN.
Commissioners OF the renitentiary, ELMER
MASlIBERS aod EASPAR BUTZ-