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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-08-04
The population question is becoming

a serious one There are no babies at
Saratoga or Newport, at Long Branch or
Rye Beach, or Nahant. And the dar-
lings are not left at home, either; they
are not deposited with their grandmoth-
ers they are not put out to nurse. The
tact is-the melancholy and shocking fact
that there are no babies belonging to
those mothers. 1t has been settled that
1t IS questionable to have babies; aud,
OF course, fashionable people obey the
mandate and disobey the commandment
given to all men through Adam. No more
infants behind brown stone fronts The
main business of population seems to be
permanently turned over to the shanties.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-08-04
Over Five Hundred Dealer;

in various parts of the land have unreservedly en-
dorsed Them They are in upon numerous lines
OF Railway, including the Union Pacific and the
f>enuS9' iyGni:s central. and officers of these
roads with other prominent r. Il. officials, endorse
them as the Watches fo~ the use of Il. r. employees
and travellers, yet introduced.
The following are presented specimens o. these
% " TESTIMONIAL sEIE
UNION PACIFIC R. r., OFFICE OF GRN'L sUP'T.l
g a0MAHA, Dec. 16, 1869,
Hon. T. NJ. AVERY, President National Watch Co.,
Chicago, ILL.,:
Dear Sir During the month that 1 have carried
failed to keep the time with so much accuracy to
leave nothing desire in this regard. For accuracy
in housekeeping beauty of movement and inish your
Watches challenge my admiration. and arouse my
pride as American, and / confident that in all
respects they will compete successfully in the mark
cts OF the world. with similar manufacturers of older
nations. They need only to be known to be appre-
ciated.
49, Yours most respectfully.
y C. G. HAMMOND, Gen1 Sup't.
80 OFFICE OF THE HUDSON RIVER RAIL RoAD,l
Genl Sup't. New York. Jan. II, 1870. j
T. NJ. Az cry, Esq, President National Watch Co:
Dear SiT:-The Watch made by your Company
which have carried the past two months, has kept
excellent time. have carried it frequently on en-
gnes and have been the road with it almost daily.
During this time it has run uniformly with our stand.
- j. NJ ToUcEY, Genl sup't.
The following dealers Also in various parts of the
COUNTRY, have certified that they consider the Egin
Watches to be all that the Company have advertised
them, better finished, more correct and durable,
than any in market of similar price, and that they
have great confidence in recommending them to the
public, on account Of their general merit.
Wheeler, Parsons&Co, N.YE. Jaccard & Co., Sr.Iouis
Warren, Spadone & Co. u n. E. Csttenden&Co.. Cievd
Middleton & Bro, NJ Burt -
] Bynner, ;, Morse, Reddin & Hamilton.
Henry 'Ginnel, Chicago.
Geo. w. Pratt & Co., +" T. II. HensP, Denvvr, Cal.
Scott Barrer Co., Pittsb'h.M M. Baldwin & Co.. San
]. R. Reed & Co.. Francisco. Cal
Dahme Co.. Cincinnati. Koch & Dryfus, N. Orleans
Jenkins 4 Hatch And over 400 others.
C. Heliebush, Cincinnati, oI
Various grades and prices made to suit different
tastes.
No Iovements retailed by the Comply.
B8-Can on your Jeweler and ask to see the Elgin
Watches.
Business Office and saesroom National Watch Com
pany
16-li-1y I59 & I6I Lake St, Chicago.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-08-04

A Revolutionary intrigue is rife in
Rome and Italy, in view of the probable
removal of the French troops. A secret
deposit Of arms has been discovered in
Genoa, and large quantity of guns and
ammunition seized. The Pope is deeply
alarmed at the projects of France and
the plots of the Party of Atom.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-08-04
the HOME SHUTTLE

:" ANTED AGENTS-Tosell the HOME SHUTTLE
w SEWING MACHINE. Price S25. 1t makes
the 'Lock Stitch, alike both sides) and is the
IL licensed uner-feed Shuttle Machine sold less
than 500. Licensed by Wheeler & Wilson, Grover 4
Baker and Singer Co. All other underfeed Shuttle
and the seller and liable to prosecution Address
JOHNSON, CLARK & Co. Boston, Mass Pittsburgh
Pa, Chicago H., or St. Louis, No. 12-3m.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-08-04
THIS Is NO HUMBUG, Ok
By sending e)C CENTS

By seGiing 50 CENTS. with age
height, color of eyes and hsir. you will receive by
return mail, correct picture of YOU future husban
wife with name and date of marriage. Address w.
FOX, p. o. Drawer No. "a Fultonville n. Y. 124
w ANTED AGENTS-Tc sell the OCTAGoN SEW
w ING MACHINE. 1t is licensed, makes the
ssElastic Lock Stich' and is warranted for wears
Price SIS. All other machines with under-feed
sold for SIS, less infrng ements. Address &C
TAG0N SEWING MACHINE CO., st Louis, Mo-,
Chicago, Ill.,, Pittsburgh, Pa, Boston, Mass 123m
q n A DAf-Busness entirely and -honora
u III BILE. Liberal inducements. Descriptive circu
lars free. Address j. c. RAND CO.. Biddeford Me
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-08-04

In addition to the above, we are now
selling a Choice Variety of TEAS and
COFFEES at prices that will satisfy the
most economical. We fully warrant ev-
cry pound 10 give perfect satisfaction or
we will take back the goods and refund
the money.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-08-04
THE AMERICAN FAMILY
Knitting Iachzne
Is presented to the public the Simple Dura-
BILE, and Compact and Cheap Knitting Machine ever
invented
PRICE. ONLY sos.

This machine viii either backward forward
with equal facility; makes the stitch by hand,
but far superior in every respect.
win knit 10000 Stitches in one minute:
ard do perfect work leaving every knot the inside
of the work 1T will knit pair of stockings (aDy
size in less than half hour. 1t viii knit Close
Open plain or BiIbed work with any kind of coarse
or fine vooensyarn, GOTTEN silk or linen 1t viii
knit stockings with double heel and toe, drawer5-
fringe afrians uubias underseyes mitteIss skating
caps lamp wcks. cord, undelshirts, shawis,
Jackets cradle blankets Ieggin, suspendeT, Nrister,
tides tippets tutted work and in fact endless
rety of articles in every day use well as for orna
mnut
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-08-04
FROM So TO $40 FER H.sS'

eau be made by any with the American lifting
Machine, knitting stockings, Re. e pert opera
tors can eveu moro. knitting ilc,- work whie,
always commands ~ sale. lefsan car ras.,il,
knit from twelve fifteen pairs Of STOCKINGS per av
the profit which viii be nj les iban f5rty cent?
pair
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-08-04
HENNLEY KNIFE z.

f or Famil Use price $50 knils EVERY lIiive, use
only On needle, simple, reliable. Circular and
pie stocking sent FREE, Knits ten pairs per day A
child can operate it. AGENTS WASTED Aar---G
H1SKIEY KNITTING MACHINE Co. Bath HE.
ab2co-S-3m or l-6 BROADWAY, ny.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-08-04
WEDLOCk.

The Basis of Civil SocZet y Essays for
Young Men, on the honor and happiness of Marriage
and the evils and dangers of Ceibacy-with sanitary
help for the attainment OF mans position in life.
Sent free, in sealed envelopes. Address. HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, Box z. Philadelphia, Pa. l7-7-6l.
, 1870-07-22
EpstcTn ana Wcstern Po1ittctnux.
From fhe NV Fork Tip<S

The RuIa1o Express calls attention, aud
With much lamentatiou, to the contrast pre-
senscd by the efforts Of the peorle Of 1nlnoia
to amend their constitution, aa1 those male
ys.ss = M ago. % lie ' ooatraet y is, INDEED, sui. Ut
ncien.ly bun.liating. We got our Conssitu-
tiopal Convention together with ss 1anch fuss
~ The Illinois nen, II not with more, Ii our
facilities for calling the asrcuuon of mankind
70 oqE aoings .fe faE Ere.teF E taa2 = hoss Of
sates great many excellent md eminent
bel helpless Lody. i eaali s hardly agFes
on anxthing: it's teso1ma we're OF The
very miidest kind. Some Of those who rent
there, pledged to deivar the State from Ill it's
evils, were found. CO trial TO be afraid to sote
for any change Whatever. and were indeed ap-
paren,ly in doubt all thrpagh their delbera-
tons, whether :heir so1ts were their Own.
Tie constitution they finally drew up was con-
sidefed, as reSorHa, as harmless as new milk.
Il could not hAse huxt a community Of babes
TO have t1led T.. Bat when it was submitted
to the people. it va. found that there Was
scarcely enough interest felt 10 set vote on
it At all and what interest w.s felt in it, a.p-
pears to have belonged mainly to those Hho
clause, on Hhich, luckily, separate vote waA
otdertd, vas saved. but rather owing to the
ove1-canhdesxe Of ita opponents thsn to the
zeal OF its ttien1e.
When We compare Ill this With ths action OF
Illinois, ne eau certainly hardly asoa the cons
c!nsion thst mental and moral EiEor has been
folloxins the msrch Of empire, and that the
york OF reform, like many other kinds OF
gosl' : going 70 Be bette. done IN .he Alssls-
Yos1 lei the way in the great Democratic move
rxL.t which resulted IN the constitution Of
lEt6, under which NE are now living, and be.
Example ~as followed b. great many States.
But Tl.t State would follow her example now,
! Of vtere IL her political action spoken oi
[ except Is wsrnings Illinois Was, perhaps.
: ycsr ago ia, oriug under, as great load Of
t abuses is anY State in the Union Its very
yi,a1a we're telng eaten out by what a1o the
rurses Of Ill Ststes--iegisiatiye corruption,
special legislation, and the granting OF publs
money in lid Of pirate enterprises, Il scalled
, 1870-07-22

The death If Hon Laurence churr,
lutte member Of tho Constitutional Conren.
ii on from AIc1Icnry County, is All event Of
,nure than ordinary moment in the ,nliti-
cal history Of Illinois. Mr.. Church has
BEEN, during the INST sftesu years, ono OF
tic lending minds OF the State, and, al
though he las hold few public oflices,
his influence has been felt as
TINT of man Of mark on every
occasion ca11ing for the exercise OF
strong will, high courage, and true elo-
quence. Perhaps the most eventful session
OF the illinois Legislature-certatulv the
most c1cit,ug-was that Of the sp,;np If
1861, VIXEN the wnr OF thu 1ehc,,;on Ia
gan, In tlis body AIr, Church was The mr..
knowledgcd loader. although it embraced a
number of. the ablest men Of tie State
Few persons who werc present at the State
capital during that remarkable period
will ever forget the earuestuess aud
, 1870-07-22

y dnsky s1ain's heart was donbtieas ir1otzigya~
bsy sEit.en within his dark bosom. few
words OF dissent weze heasd as the appointed
Judges announced tlaeir decision, bue
these wero from tho partiular friends
ol the vanquished damseIs. and they weze
- quickly suppressed a. had been the un-
timely mirth Of the mischiesous urchins pres-
ent ID the early part Of the evening: As one
Of tho Judges szgely remarked, This has
been fur trial. ais4 all mn5s submit 10 the
decision qaieSertAte," which saying WAS greet
Cd by numerous 'sia1! yab=!' and "Hl!
lis." The two large sakes we're, however.
rnagnanlnnusly given to The two old women
VI, sho % wslkea first because thoy were ,wo RoGr
'They hadn't 1nurll longer 10 eat sweet things
anyhow" The prizo cakes bong thus aispos-
ed of, than followed general promcnadiug.
and everyone beng apparently N the best OF
spirits, great rncrriment prevailed. The white
people gradually withdrew fro1. the festive
scene. hut their colored friends remained TN
til the - wee su1a' hours dancing and enjoy
ing themselves generally.
, 1870-07-22

Among the most important acts passed. br
Congress At the lite session was that pro1id-
ING for the payment Of peIlsions quAr;eel< to
IenFsone.~, and for the regulation OF fees to
10 be paid to Clam Agents for tho prosecution
Of claims for pension and bounty land -Nd
acl leeame > Ia" July $, ls7u, and pre.c.ibes
in sn' stance as follows:
SxsI'oH / PeI sion Agents sna,l prepare and
Na:cs, Jane. september and December n sts e.e Il
!c@r F"ucEets !ar the quarterly Payment 10 pen-
sc:sfts direct. Nho. on Or after s1ld aIh .t.E
-ni nen- either to the said Pension Agents.
sKc- = CI1n tnc ttcsnt Of such vonchers prop
CRY executed, and the establishment. Of the tirpti-
- Ff The Frrkfn entitled tO the pensinu the Pen
s,on Agent shall Immediately forward b. mai to
The kaa 1e.,s!enef atTecs. aau to no other rer on
ehsss E layas ssis = .hs or:'es Of saa
sri+M re.sonzlls and rsctlre the PENSION
SEC. 3 y" pension saall- under any cisrums:an-
Ces he rast TO ans one but The pcnslooer ent.,let
when payment q! be male 70 euat1t1ns an,3 In
s"scs "f rereoas resident abtsad. wheu payment
may ot uaue ~ provided In the previous Asls
SEC. I. trnsitu a-rnss shall rtce,se foF nj ser
v:cts rrntcIe eli to Pensioners inludIuy b ls.syt
.h!rF cents, pa aisle hy thc CniteA States sts pos
@ Mn1c siasl tx rcee!sed by them ufdes pena1sy Of
Sc = The seerrsar! OF the Inferior kna, pro-
nt,i TeEu:At:ons thetcfur.
SEA. l. rtuston agents and 1hetr authorized
clctAS shsl lake aud certify as1aarts Of al pcn.
1 Si0ifa3 y lGlltE i0f tGAf HEf-
pose, a,d give the check for the Fensoa 10 ihc
1e'Isler personally. ami for taking any such an
taS1f falsely and cor7uptlF The at1aai saall lte
DEEMED guilty of Perjury. the penalty ol which
shah he lnrttornent for i've years or 1eas and
| M. LOT e3cettitLK < oue thousand dollars
&c: Iis t. @ =: a. aSent o. slsoFney for TIE
cetHl 81. TIE agent or attorney must Dir txiin,
| pnt cbsf TO the cAimahtt With &c Commissioner
of Pensions durlicate Articles Of Agreement anly
atteated setung 1or1h the Zee Agreed upon. WheE
NJ such aE1t, mrs41 as nled or approved by tht
Cetl1lt-ai ncr The tfe sha!! oe kle. and no 4, sc
kEC. i Fur coutsaEt OF demand or re>etef ~ -.
trLt1on cf ais ccMrr *atten G1cater than aSayt
Stated the penatF shall he me Of $tq4 or !.4s
| or imprisonment tot nse yfx1s OF less, OF both.
SEC. g. The Commissioner Of Pensions AhaI
forward 10 tEe penslon aaents, With the certnca:t
Of pension. n:e OF the articles nj Ggreenenf.
approved hJ him, and directions as 70 he paT
I H:eats If tcfA
SCI. 10 the pension agents shall dedues f.or
| the aSpount OF pension due the amount Of re- ,
any, snd iotNarL thr Fame Cess tai{Q qcnt4,, !
directed ty the CoupAsaooef.
, 1870-07-22

Il il SOME time since two nations have
gone 10 war with each other purely to see
which could whip. The history OF the
Trizc~ring is made up Of scientific maulings
which tho lower order Of bulfies hare in
ticted on each other simply to prove their
ability to maui each otler. Selool-boys
occasionally find it necessary to determine
by game Of fisticufIs which of them is
best entitled to lord it over the smaller
buys. The usual diplomatic ceremony IN
such cases IS for the challenger to knock a
chip OF tho shoulder Of tho challenged.
But any other act answers IN well if its mo-
tive is nsutually understood. One 1nay
make faces at the others sister, or kick his
marbles out of tue ring, or throw his ball
into the pond, or knock of his hat.
Napoleon is fighting on the same high
principles. What lie wants is the cham
lion;s belt-the right to bully all the
smaller powers Of Europa without being
questioned. Here il Spain, one of the
lesser powers, who is looking for a King,
and, like little Do-peep, who Ind lost her
sheep, She don't knuw where 10 find him.
She oHght, of course, to consult France,
hut size did MT. Quite the reverse, she
consulted Prussia. This is at assumption,
o,l its face, that Prslssia is tirst-clas'
power, which, uf coslrsp, il an insult to
frnnce. Says tho irishnnn Mt Donny-
brook, t4Will suut kiutl friend he good
enough TO thread Oh the tips uf mo coat
tails:' These are the terms OH which Elm.
1,erors fl glt whose - empire is peace
, 1870-07-22

The Catholic Church having settled the
point, in its dogma of the itnuls:uiato
conception nf the Virgin Mother of God,
that only mother Of immaculate concep-
tion can have child Of immaculate con-
ception, it must logically assume that only
al iafn'is'lc mother can give birth to an ill.,
fallii,ie child. Az Pio Mono lAs been d.
clazed infaliiblc, then, upon every knuwn
principle Of hereditary descent, his mother
,cubt also have been infalliIla. Now. as tho
faith Of ths Church il stationary, and, like
tie creed Of til, Democratic platform,
+.nescr changes il Recommendations when they
pertain to the anne subject ,nat.er> it tuust
snll,,w That, III order that the Ci,rch NAV he
built up and esliicd by truth ~ comfort
iny as tle infalIibility Of the Popo-s mother,
il must appear TINT it has alvays hecu cou-
lurted and edited by that doctrine. We
know ,ins how il may Ire With others, but, Ms
foE ourselves, We always rcgartlc,ithc rope's
inotLcr as equal i'll iufalltE,iliiy to her son,
aud we trust tho Council of the Vaticanw will
declare Of IL verify that 40 hath the Church
frum aforeiime be!iercl-aad{htm ma st.
The world would not only accept it with
gratitude, bnt wousd ste in it new and
triumphant proof that tho faith of tie
| Church is interchangeable.
, 1870-07-22

operated, a. to meet the demands Of business
upon the streets and lines through md along
which they shall u1n."
:, tnaer this contract we propose to BAY stop
int klnd OF motive power on these CROSSINGS,
Document 952, OF June II, 1859. declares
tne natne power AZ abose. Reference @4s had
70 theee documents iu Sundays Tn1prNE.
s'Ened :" "Antl-Dti1ge," If the kind of motive
power IL III the control Of the people, aud tbs
rate Of motion, while the conttnct binds them
70 accommodate itself to tue buAness Of
tne etseets, we think We eau do...,somrthing
that vii not only shut down proceedings on
th's l,tsle million job Of b.idge-bui,din; in
t!cdaced Is the board, but 1ih ourselves Of
I1is crushing power-steam sngines-lowlinS
arguments. long and heavy, at tic rate Of
tweLtE miles an hour!
lbls argument says, most etfectually, "c1ear
fsle track" and VIC stand aside; bat the Ex-
ecrtires Of this great State aud nation have
other arguments equally poFerfal-,le Law
tl4at eau te backed. If necessary to its obedi-
encs bs the rame argunent Louis XIV: had
Ntg'n'"-tho logic Of If1ncea or the last ar
Bu1neDt Of Kings.
We are told tic cloTeuth section Of The or
d1nanco referred to imposed upon the railway
company the construction OF tl,is particular
track, II one Of tue conditions al nlioE1nr
il to enter the city on the lake shore,
Ne reply: Has this been 80 serious dam.
age 10 the COMPANY, that they deserve to be
tcmuncfated ut the cost of million OF dol
'ais and lie eternal disgust aud fear Of the
cli1zch6 ot this great city
i'nh stnp Of land purchased by them aa
early "a lsll. did not cost the company moro
shsn shsn ten or tweuty dollars per foot trout.
Wi:ile n9", Cor Thu tribe, and the expense Of
!aslur;; their track, {if they choose to remove
~ ahu cse tue Southern Que. and Sell their
lani On tlic~e fil.e avenues. it would sell for
~ C.f'. costing not over Eve or twenty thou
ra';a. lis does Lot look mucL like ! hard
larE.:u:
Il tho touncil did require the Central to
mai: s'o'''.eet1on across the city, We csunot
zee u" they will suffer. il the same power
shoHia arb them 70 retuoss the track.
Slscc writing the above, we have read the
art1el. Il in this mornings I'n5ECSE. In the re-
+ Ilt ~ "Iternltr Resort" it is stated that
this crosslng il Vi ten times more importance
to tiic Huntington than to any other Toal."
a gentleman, Who has lad III Interview with
slr ifarrit, II the burlington Road. says Ar.
Harris l'.f.rtnel lm that they al little inter,
est in this crossine, ex cut II nun thei. pa.se,,.
ger tlains- 11rir rounI-Ao.sc, on tue lake
shore ir vesv lit:te ,,s.a; III iac:. nearly abau.
dtn:d. 1lie alternative OF the present state
] nt things. or tbe bridges, offered us by TuE
Ihtl'CHE has been fulls answered bv T. Dernic,
Naaart-' JrsricE-
, 1870-07-22
NoHan@s Demft: for t.ac Privilege
vi Ruth NeaeS-s1 Isrotc%t.
Enttn The {a1iI 1it.li f:x,xxttx LII, a

i
a crowded meeting of the Victoria Discus
ron Sociesy was helst tass night. 20 di.cuss =
ttarcr read by Mr.. Mcs;rcS"r !Aj!a.,. entit!ci.
- l'sotest Against Wo.aan's Demand for tht,
FriS1segrs Of is,sh Se1ea." The a.i,4.ion for
uoraals i right Mr. Allan attributed largely r.,
the .=.f,1ced celiacy of 70 large nuuibeF Ut
o':s telaow-cot,EtTy y"o;1en, on account Of emil
EEs:un. al:d tbe growing objection Of miItiie
aid nrptr ciass men to contract ma.risge.
WI. hood AID mntheslool. he saia, were
rnmsa rnssnn =, 1nrn natural Position Woman
could defend the land. or men
pertttna the duties OF w;frLUt,d and mother .
he'tri. hEelr discussion followed the rcaf-
ing Of the paper, after wb;ch Miss Faithful.
replied. She said the orpcnent= os the 4ues-
t1hn Which she advocated. were Fighting IN
Imaginary eha9ow il they supposed that those
who believed IN tho fsiller aevelopn.nt OF
Montsn "zrhed to rex nasa.e al t1eiianee Il,
Tas tLe'! ocep belief IN the distinct powers OF
ntn sntt HoIne1l which led them to feel that
u;,tl their action ~ar combined, even in refer.
epee 70 ihe S:atr, ther we're working from
one-elded relat Of siew. Il was general. SC
kno*iefEed that while man proyi,1.d the.
hSFTe,h sFas wonan's duty to regulate it.,
snd all che askea was for IN e1nsns:ou Of
tL'9. While men defended their country
win thei1 t~o1tte. women werc bound to as
sltf ~ the eocial regulation ct It. She rep0-
t:latet tue serious charge that 4 contempt for
domestic life aid arcarsiic ,lu&,es found favor
MIN tnGte coi,cc7utt1 LII the movement. Thy
de@ired moet sincerely tn hi le:e over the gnlf
which, according II friend 1:1J fec. Was .1len-
ing between men aa.l .cnlep, In: ;hey Thought
that dorse=:ic,ty had fess worse enemies than
the advocates Il system which separated
their social. intellectual. and Spiritual inter-
es.s. Then tie: u.re supposed to be setting
ssidc niv7ue tracking. She desired to HaT
1co-, euphati-7iIy sl.ac It she eoalt not recon-
ella tL:s movement with the higEsst ChriA,ian
rule. eLe void never say anoklet xorl IN ltaA
f,Sl,r.
, 1870-07-22

Mt. Clunah JepcAs une Of the oil settlers at
Fulton County, anil ior three tcrtus sheriff. ,ljud
th Joshua Township IN SUNDAY, act4} Il ytsts
a rtter to the bloomington {s,H,n IN rh SAYS:
" Returning hanlc frptu Rlootutur1nn, last Satur-
Gar t8 enlng met ut Normal a gentleman fron
nehry CUur, on his vay from Lincula, where he
nd becn with his t,aurhte. aged II rears tn bay.
the so-caIlc,t .matstnne' annfj,, ~ tcr font far
Lest SUNDAY week. 7.he stone srns nnnIi,,, a, :
o'clock last Thurs1ay morning. and thc fathsr
mid me- that ,iunno t,s annltca,tnn ria xnund
which. thourh s.y-rr hed not ts,,o nrc,1noa,
ratn{u twra,ne sryrre,y 81 mn, F., u,.rrh n1,nos,
uutrafsi,lt nl1rt, thc rrm. Whrn ,,r.n m ,ho
Huup.. the s;onc as psce, In wa,er. m which :,
cyern ecut arosc uI.. thst seen m tbc snrf.rc ~
s1aguapt s,ools~
1SptASA.
Marion County is to have s53u.oOt COurt uons,
- harmless crazy woman. In Jennings County.
has singular .aucy for ganders, OF which sn,.
keeps some seventy or eighty.
The 1aiest applicant fur q u!so.cc IN indiana
sets forth In his complaint that his wife had been
II! the habit IT attempting to poison him By sprtnk.
liug hts bed aud clothing with eow-ltch.
An Int1iaua paper having asserted that man
na1.e I'd Ssulmons had suilered fatal accident hy
getting In l1unt Ut q nnwtDg machine, Mira Sln-
nuns writes letter 1sinanulug q rciractlon, as
s.thr Tau,cnte3 Mr. Simmons ret hts death while
repairing the hcE-pen, and do NOT want q false
impression to 70 abroad"