davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1870-01-18
r Of divorcos granted during

The criminal statistlca show that 4l2 mar.
sous we're convicted and sentenced during
the year, Of whom l24 wera sent to tho
Penitnnharg~ 2ss to the County Jail, 9 to
the Bsidevell, and to the Reform School,
and that, in addition, 81 were fined.
=, The Coroner reports 40 cssea Of inquest,
of which IS died from natural causes, es
drowned; II Fers infants found dsad; 80
Killed by falls, 3s BY railway trains; 81
sniuides; es died By de'inuna tr>n,ens;: 81
were murdered; killed by poison, IL by
kerosene explosions, and 8 by street caza :;
l,747 persons we're received In the County
Jail, and 1851 discharged. The present
number confined ia 1GO.
, 1870-01-18
Minutes OF a Luuleb7 MEAs Meetfnn-
Held ia Society fEnn, EifEccnth
Ward, Salt Lnks Ctty ut O'CLOCK

p III AAHs " 461Cz
F,om The Slit Late City St,os, Jan. II.
Aeeutg opentd by prayer By Mrs.. r. Jones,
M1s T. II Kinbal, BY ncau1mcus vote. was ep.
poiEted 10 preside over the meetDg; Mtas q f.
reel was elected Secretary.
Arf. htDbsl stated that Tie object OF the meet
!rE by tsyrE' t'Hc hare MeL 10 express our
zee ipRs N rtla'ion to tho so-caled cutlon bI',
Low before CopKrcsa-" She epoke Of the part our
Low they had 1uEIe,cd aud bled tor l1e parc:.
plea Ct c'stl ard religions liberty; said she felt
that abe should be unworthy Of the naus 70 bear,
longer remain Silent while tuch IN INFAMOUS iii
VAS betcle the House OF REPRESENTATIVES. Bill
ne oeIect or which. II attained, would reduce our
hE1e1t de, eons auu brothers to mehiat aells DC.
Mrs k,u4oali called Ior vote Of all who wete IN
lxyor Of enteHrR pro,est Qg1ln4r said blL
TIE vote TaA uphEl0toux,
The following per, ons we're then chozen NJ q
coz utt'ce to arsft Resolutions expressive OF the
1rel'ng8 Or ne neettpR, 70 Wlt: MEs. n Burton,
ME- T.. Du1ca1Eon, ana Mira E Dnoef.
The comuittee retired 10 prepare reao'utuus:
md In TO ncautsne several ladies' e1presied
t1ssr views ald feellCss nf 1udicnRt on aud DIS
gust wh regard 10 tie I'LL; al.o, Their detetrlna
ton 10 feslet such gross tctu.ttce, &c.
The cnuntt1ea then 1es1roed. and the following
rekofuitons Hcfe read hy Irn Burton:
~ tiGifftS IT, shs lane. of The Ftsen.h Wasd
j. Pssts,s 2 :, 5 the bill no 0ttose oonss known
its*eiss Thai We use Ill The INITIAL Influence vested
y 2. 70 n naga. M e;:. h,s S ;sod .sese
ctoaeed, That tie rlssge Of the Aforesaid b would
FIN dtkrArc tht n.erta OF glorious republic
u THAI diazt each aud every Atte1ntt ade
By thoee ectrnsed th The rina Ct govcrnncnt do
se5 the eaeEtd constitution 1the to by cur
foIefhtcEIe.
R<sulrtd, That In tie nsne Of humanity NC e1p,eas
our fndienAoa assinit tho aforesaid bh which ID cal.
sutsd n r. nssule 70 up.oot vshtte = cs md
dee cur fAfhe husbands and aaus To the loves.
degree ct moral tefTitutc.
The ioregutrg letoiuttecs we're received with
wa1m .: q tLthuaiasrc applanse BY all present.
Miss 4 SIow, As6 L. W. ktmhall, aud Mf5,
u. Smith made lew very apprlprate remarks,
expressing thesr hear'y conGu1ecce n The move
n+nft HEd IN the meaAutr adopted by the meeting.
Before closing hR1 1enRrkF, MICS E. T. SNOW
Eu2Res:ed the pIopE1ety Of Inc laoes OF Salt Lake
Clty assembling tn q general masa lnee.irQ, 10
give expression to their feeliuga on the subject
before us. and also tnss the exnmn1e or this watd
be followed by the kktetnood Throughout the
rerr7ttry.
Meeting adjourned sine de- ~
Mrs. s N EIMBALI, President.
Mics s. E RUSSELL, Secretary.
, 1870-01-18
CLEANING OUT THE BANKS,
OaRIeys ofshc cMeKchantss EXCHANGE,
surfendora Mkmaotf-f1ow Long a
NoA1nss Was SRred Her Husband
from Arrest

from tie Ges York Sun, yra. H.
soMe Gays ago II waa' whispered snou1 the
10y. GEES. that there vas d!sc1epasey ol
Aconi t0no or Whereabouts. httWeen tha bookx
y l1e CatE1er OF the Ae1thah1' Hrh8nGe NE
nnt Bank and the aesual Gums in The !autts Of
Ne oahk: ano, AFTER s11icE eIAmit Auon Of lna ac-
oount Il was ed lhAs tne dr1t ol the ~
rous embe1ztemenfl, ol whtcn this lAas tue cul.
Mtuailun. onuo - lar nack a 1851, and EXTENDED
throtgh 16tA. Il Has 1nr'hefmose nseeftanod
StaS the C4Ahier, ME. EdwaId ]. .:OA1ley, lad
AiTEaZn 1HB books
Of The Institution 70 sc!t ais convenience, and h18
thus heeu able to mtsapptopftatc the funds The
Vice Pres!nerr, Nj. ". a Thompson. ntat ceIect-
ed the in,ooA,t.oc, and made known 10 tae boaru
TIE fact thas the nan VINO had endeAred hiuasen
to ali, ak phoae plobl,J they had ever regarded
ii &b-ye The slightest Suspicion, had been for
yenrs AdeiaulteE-sec1etly sEolen tho enoneys Of
tho tAl !, AIu deposited kneH with his hrotnef
In 4 Cd a:e1y upon tho discovery Of the robbery,
tAe BatE DHectors called upon HI. Calendar,
un,ied States Bank E1anItnnfs reqnes,icg him 10
tn1pecs the1 sccoontA aGd the tacta. u ahore
A:ated, Nele communicated to the p1op.f antaori.
t,es 10 WHe.sgsen. Hhersupoa SOLICITOR nt Iaa
auuourK Judge p1trrepont 70 insututa proceed
Y ss aasIat oat!ey o. oenalf Of tne government.
sase'd1. UPON tho si1dastt Of Ua,ied ssa:as AaaIs
, 1870-01-18
TIE NORTHWEST,

bn AntA
Tuesday eren,np. INES rn,,drsn =, n. wu ~ ihst
u,tu.u,ru,. S. s.3Aeu W Dt* WYNN, oI
,.,nrc,ra r.,,, ..nao, 49, - 'ueul!S ul' atef
VOMITING mn rrr,trr ,-1,s pons were
ba.d ,nd tna,.s,.ae. 80. nouo lever u tue
The rhrdreo -e1a .t.r -, .ss spe y! !u!p3tuea&
Wean.td.r tha .sn,,.nss, a ~. .A4. nt4u,, aaa On
r.1sa nv, ~ ~. rs o "ete ~ nucn aRera-
sn,t, o,e,d ws. s,.o s. sau ~. Loso, OK
On Weoresda, n,oht ,ha s,,.,o,n. ~ res.spn*
rently noa,aed BY the remedies adminstered pp hnt
taxa,d m,Tn,no ma ~ ,hs .hn1-an s.os wv w
1nnrndav ano.her ch,,d 49, a,I ~. ~ a, ussa+ ~
so er,ten,,w 40 ,net -o.s .s.,. @. u..eA.o mas
80. ,,nae =. r. 49, r""w "eH eu.naaoo
vas made o5 u B.trell but 1Gled to
make IT evident ,hss it vss not the re.ul, aa Of Of
liz. VIVA md anotae1 cnd Vcra ss'esa a:s
sa' as n Va. asss ses ,,
crcp!st,on a. Wuusmsy,e a. 1o taa oratn ae sna n
pfosreaa Of hi, n, sterioas oissase bur .ae state
meau given above are substantially correct.
70 oe season 70 iem sa1 may be the
oes'nhits OF ao@e 'a'al endemic
.,,oe inv, s,.,. v't, 1ort. =. ,sx. -
a. ue 1oHa snte falf OF 1854 q man received
s0qsa a,s1 ma5e tean ne was entitled To-
$1,000 ~ ..vsa ~ s.uas'i.aa,a sna endured me
ss, sns aue 70 .ss ss
.oc,.txa | ~ mn ~. -. 'o' "''sake was Inc
np1.sA
A boy At Misha s.kA vent ssa.tno .oa,nst III.
wlaa Of hia 1ather. Beiore returning homs, he
thereby succeeded in breaking the force Of the
A correspondent a. 1avreneebuzs na, been
sr.,. rno n..s . 49, sSoDs taa4es IeaiuoR 70
, 1870-01-18

A vacancy has occurred in tho Constitu
donA Convention by tho death of Me. Pat
terson, of Kankakee,. and il is supposed
that there is sone difficulty in providing
for the election Of SUCCESSOR. Tho act of.
the legialasure calling the convention IL
silent upon the subject Of filling any
vacancy that nuay occur. Indeed, that act,
40 faz AZ it relates to the election Of mem
bess, merely follows the twelfth article
Of the Oonstltution ID, tho Stats. We
think, howevar, tho constitution has pro
vided sufficiently for such contingency,
and that there Is no obstacle in tho
way Of holding an election to Ill the vacancy.
Section l6 Of Article 8 Of the Constitution
of Illinois provides:
~ Wnen .aeaacis. ssrpso IN either house lot the
wftis 10 Ill such tacanc1es-H
The first section Of the twelfth article, af-
ter providing the preliminary legislation for
a call OF a convention to revise, alter, or
amend the constitution, says: i
The Gtnesai Assembly ahalI, at 1ts next se..
beIz - The uuu1e OF Representative u tae tinoe
OF msItg said eaii, 10 be chosen in ths satae
re-, r. ~ II TIE ssne p!aee and y The aage rlec.ota
Aoule OF Representatives."
This clause Of the constitution was clearly
intended to place the convention upon pre-
cisely the same footing, as to the man.
ne1 and places Of election Of the mem
bers, and the districts and constituents, as
the members Of the lower. branch Of the
Legislature Tho "manuer" of electine
, 1870-01-18

1ss.on 10 tho Improvements Of rne Fo1 and Wiz
conan R,verp, 10 which It says that tho e1psate
Of the Improvement anou!u bo ooEne by the
Gerersl Government. and adda: "Dos
teforo aIy Important 4caaases can 30
taisD: shs Rights and frat eal.es q tne
s,reudy msde uusr 10 sotro way bo purchased.
TINS cofpofhlon-'he Green Bay Il Alaatssppt
CAntl CnnpatJ-Hns ofEaniEed ID Fn67narT.
1864, having puIehssed ID. ttghs titse Aad inter-
ct q tho Q Fx. 4 Wisconsin IppEovanenr
Of the co0pan, s s., 400 anG II o#1ed By e
c. Dtle.sr, 8oratln Seymour. john AcGer,
Samuel Marsb, Nathaniel rnAyer, bers OF
EEsttus Corning, and other prominent New
Yn.t capitalists, With I small amount neld 10 tnis
State Ina stockholders Ia the ne conpsuv 40
substantially the 9sne - IA the old Fox i Wis
cousin Company. TUE company has rucstvnd ,1ul1
the United 6atea Government Tor re tmprove-
4 ens Of Tho Fox ard Wtsoonsln Rlyef1 t6AllSt9
Aeses Of land, ~ follows:
IT. = !Fo aeres.
Act of August 8, 1916 ao1 6ooE
Atr Of AuRutt ., 1854. .-..s...........&s15 5s5 II
Act VI Aatuh :, TStQ. a291 80
aThe<e iAnds, granted 70 me company ia taa
emily oata OF tho stste when the beat ands IN tina
most fertile counnes @eru owned ~ tho QenrraI
Go<ernn ent were lrc2ted IN tnifte different coun-
tier. the nsfor ios uon Of them lytnXin Colnnb1a,
Marquette. Green Lake, W1nusbago, Oatag
broNh. Wauabat4 Pofr8Ke, W1upscs, Ctaft,
and Dunn Coupttet In Wi-rebag5 County fne
compsny kecursd 8, ,1t&f6 nczess IN Green Lsts,
q, ,els Is acres: m M1Ique1sa II 9i1B3 arran;
aeTee, and Pouage 6sl19s41 acres Much Of tnls
land Was sold nt good pftcsz, the company having
ReAecied tho Ch0hcaAt and most vA,uAbte lapd
Wlsain 1heir reach"
, 1870-01-18

The organ OF the American 1ron and
Steel Association states that, during 1863,
there zere si1ty-fve new blast fornaoes
c1ected in the United Statea, and that the
total product Of pig iron in this country in
that year will reach 1900. 900 tona- The
New Yo1k Tribune thinks it will NOT bs less
, 1870-01-18

the husineaF, however, hAs gons 10 thu
Meosders coust,-att1acted. doabusz, by
mo sslLnovn CALAMITY aud handsome
1ace OF tho Clark. Two hundred aud ssven-
t2-loor- aapirhntg for wido .hood filed
tteir papers in that court, and 1s5 disoon-
tentsd husbands appealed to the eame
tribunal
The number ct divorcos granted during
the year is stated TO be-
, 1870-01-18

TIE fcrtign oapkers OF Wall street who pay no
ts1 On The nllionA Of dollnrl they uEe are 1eI to
receive the attention Of eI.As.estof Webster
AuEust Rel1 ont, Who II ) representative nsa,p-r
Qt tE1s catF, lends II Is aaio, mlllOos OF Ro!n..
cEiln's god at high rates OF Interest but Lever
psya The tRf on capital IN uEe. The revenue tsnu
this source alone Will Amount 70 nllloLs Of dollars
q year.
, 1870-01-18
M tfN 10
WALL STREET saUfRMtNa,
Dno Hundred md Thlxty Brokers
muictco IN Penaltlea.

Fsom ths Ner Yo7E San, Jan, Is,
The Hon. E u. Webater, ex.Asxeasor OF tina
Th!tt',tscoad Dsts'ct, has q length aonieved .
wEo refused 70 comply with the aec1,on Of ,he
revenue law Imposing TAI OF oneswentte.h Of
ole per cent on al capital IN scsiye nae, Tpe law
soelecss capital 10 taxation Ale other Property.
AZ tEefe are stTeial hundred millions OF money
10 actse u.t In Wall street, the AMOUNT TO be ID.
rl!ed 1fou tns tax tuusE be enormous.
Yesterday AF. Wetatez .IntofGed tne Dlsutct
Al0fney under whose cirecs,onn sud aasaoritY
s12ta nau been instHuted &x aiust the Ietractnrv
brokers, that oce nuudtcu aud thirty OF saeu, nad
egfted 10 pat the taK and tue perAst.e5 a.sAchIyr
10 their pFes1o1a violation or the law and maj
one hundred and tAsEtJ others had accepted the
entncy CT tie uosetnmens. ard wers then en-
gagged IN an erorr 10 SETTLE taeT respective cases
r. LIST or THE RKrHhTANr BnoAHKs,
wen MT. Webster had ba1deu tna Itss of
HOB. Rpfos W. Anare rs entered tue oliee And
ant o1nced hinse.f as counsel for nunber nf
pfntefs- lie added that rae5 wete Wiling IN mi.
nl oil fhe;F ebll3atluns 10 the go7efnme1t ~
SAID thst they ea4t tns ructe1 him 10 mike tooTH
tGa. laAt to the District Atter-ey aut tR.c..nr
webster. Tns folio sing raned arnouv n,,e.
oiotefss rave Informed the eI AssessIr aun M.l
tfsct Attorney that trey afe reedy TO pay rne iaT
a1a ne penal'1ea-the later vatytCg in amount
~
, 1870-01-18
IGMJ18t7.j 7.j1sRf1sD.


The new suits in the Superior Court
were: Appeals, 4l0; confessions, 2a6;
chaneery, $40; Law, 3,42i. In the Circuit
Court ihere vera 1910 appeals and 1888
other cases commenced At the close of tho
year the1e were 1,705 csses OF law and
equity On the docket, Tsere are no figures
given showing the number Of cssas con-
tinued from term to term. at an expense
Of fifty cents per month for each caae.
The number OF cases, civil and criminal,
disposed Of IN each court, during the year,
, 1870-01-18

By which it appears that in 1863 there were
-23 divorce euita commenced in the three
courts, sea1nst 4Go Of the previous year;
that 454 Of these were brought by wives,
and 2ee by husbands. It is curious to SEQ
the direction which this business takes.
1he sbusbands evidently are losing conf
dtnce in the Circuit and Superior courts,
EhiJe the number Of esses brought BY the
wjves remains the sane as last year in the
c;rc,it Court, and is increased slightly In
the Superior Court. The great increase In
, 1870-01-18
6 S2z IEEh III m;ss =,
SUBSCRIPTION TRRMa,
ESTlNrR tx ApVAHCK
PROGRESS sQUGEE FOR,

PROGRESS soUGEc FOR,
There is strong probability THAT the
subject Of Minority Representation will
have full and fair discussion in the Con-
stitutional Convention. Fortunately, the
subject is free from all party bias or pohti-
cal tranuels, as, il 1t is good for anything,
it is good fo1 the whole aod not for part
only, and will be considered, therefore,
upon its nctua1 inertia. Whether there is
nothing more to be invented or discovered
IN this Science Of Government, and whethe1
we have absolutely reached the perfection
Of popular rnle in simply securing universal
manhood suffrage, are questions which,
more and noce, are subject Of reflection
to thinking men. 'These is, unquestion-
ably, growing conviction that there is a
defect somewhere in cur representative
system, md growing desire to 6ad out
what it is, and correct it Some would
solve it by giving the right Of suffrage to
women; but TINT, whether just OF not,
would involve no radical change, as it
would only ada to the number Of votee,
ap6 would effect results no otherwise than
Is it may involve an amelioration Of man
ners, and, possibly, in some slight degree, Of
1noruls The solution OF the question
must bo sought in some other way. Trne
democracy il the anipodes Of despotism-
But there may be despotism Of numbers
Is veil IS Of individuals The one may be
harder TO bear and more disastrous III its
results than the other; but true Ibarty,-the
liberty that philosophers and sases have
dreamed Of and sighed foc, but pave died
without tho Sights not attained 30 long as
despot,sm Of any sort still tas an existence.
Tint there is tsrnnny in parties, even in
government SO free md popular rs ours, as
pa,ties are nov managed and ruled, is
proposition that few ~in gaiusay. The
welfare Of the community depends, in
large measure, upon the politics of the
community but unfortunately, whatever
the cause na5 be, politics have fallen very
nuch into the hands Of those least ct to
be entrusted With them, and who use them
for selfish, and often wicked, purposes,
without regard 10 the welfare Of the whole
body. # Caucus is king, it ,mstters little
that tbs King is called caucus. Il there
De oesporls"' aA1tets LILLE wnesn-
ef II Do IN "aoy ohaos OF In one psison' 80
long as 1t really is desponsm. 1t Is no
answer to say that the fault is in the people
themselves, and that, II the better and the
~1Ber men among the people would assume
the management OF politics, and deposs
from power those who are less wise and
nse cofruPt' fhen poAacs would oe Pate
aha 'nis speS@ pea ., aesp01ta% ESP sse. .,1 fos
.uta t,, - u.ay "lat .aa sus .osus e thaanss sn
pe'ts.op''"e.pe'' - ~ neaoe't''a'
iof Inc very lac' taas gooo men a1e cso~1-
~ 49, fs"e. 49, -I.s:
=. ,He e'44s' At-a W. e'-o A''a9'' 11A1 oo1e
VIII, WIZ sue PreseN. osna<n =. u4A!.S tuae
WALL tne Il'eooH-one - .ne N1soais not
, 1870-01-18
MISCELLANEOUS.

Il
z II i's2ss; tsas ~ la'' vi" probably IA
| MISCELLANEOUS.
Tnerc are TO be no nore cernss or enaRps Il
The British army.
Eleven cattle thieves 9cre recently hanged st
| enc tEce In TexA.
Alpine, California, has actually adye.s,ssd Tor .
hwJer-"a youog, energetic iclloK."
| fnnsaelpolasa have grcen peas, bat they oosl
TWO Can't Apiece.
A Tenneaaee sportsm2n lately ktlled 1lty.sxo
piEeors 8t ocn anot
Warrington cily. 1t Il reported. ais bankrupt,
1aa oTesdtasn Der bank seeount tlo. 900. and can.
Eot borrow = cent"
Seventeen bridesmaids, four clerzymeu, sud
three bands Of music managed to marry q pal, in
E1Rlhnd, not long stnoe.
Nov York hbckuen Tefuse to 20 from Canal
EtIEer 10 Central PArx IN the middle Of the day for
leas Than S1e i.
Aycurg man was married In London suburb
on chra1tmss norntDg, and A. the supper In tho
eTen1u1 he QuA1eue1 with his "best man." Gu.
his throat. and Abtcooded.
young Dzn ., Werga1satta, Australia, lately
khsed lady agaiust her viii. 1nd he Was sen
te1ced BY the Mayor OF thas place 10 rwo mon.hs'
inprtsounent
A North Brnptneld man tied his bor1eH head
AID 1ail together, and drose It IN circle TO cure
It OF baiklLg. In one minute tho ant1al1 spnss
were entirely hfoEeu, and 10 was ita neck, from
running against post.
Al Singapore tbs planters haye found that the
kintrg Of tigers Eas been attended BY the creator
peet Of an tEcEease OF wild hogs Which deatroy
the crops. One Epgll1h planter hat, theseyufe
become = protector Of ti9ess to Restore the tai.
hnce. -.
TIE abduction Of three yonBs schoolgirls from
New YORK. city was chsonicled reoesuy. Tnoy
vete fourd In ST. Locls AID returned to thett
friends, but In consequence OF their pesxxtency in
becoming "waywa1d stAte1, "they mere sent By
tue authorities to an 1nsutuuon Of reformation
for one year.
Il Il proposed to improve the Massachusetts Re-
inEEatoYy by classifying the criminals
according to Lhetr character. The eJeten Ia usad
at the AlmshcuAe hrd works well Tne wostny
ncor arc In ono part OF the bulldog, tpe chill
6ren IN another, and tho criminals IA third. Tho
coat Of supporting prsones In the country prisons
for last year was $4,000. The earnlrgs wers
$40, COO.
the Iatest method Of curipe cousumn,ion I.
that prnctsed at an estAbltshmens on the banks OF
The Ha!ne Gated the grape cure" Patients hare
excellent quarters, plenty Of fresh ar. aad every
dsy go into the gardens, each ono carrying has
ke'. which ts hiIed under the Natchful eye OF tho
doctor. The psslens then retired 10 pleasant ar.
bor, aud slowly Eucks the grapes. A nbe orchestra
enl17ens The eur!rg process With excellent music.
Il Ia claimed that permanent cures are elected IN
from four to elx weeks.
A ludic1ous scere took place at the Tuferies Oh
chr1ztnss Eve. Thsre was to DO chud.enh
party for the friends Of tue PRICE Imperial, and
very fno specimen Of the Christmas tree. Allwas
ready and The Prince thought he should lie 10
sec the ttee; 30 ho entered the rooD, and, 10! he
found an unlimited guest already tbese-s favor
itc monkey belonging to some one In the palacn
, 1870-01-18

I
ksm!ah, Saun 4 Co
J. II. Har1sHnrn i Bro
L T. HoyL
r II. LEWIS i Bro,
7. D. Cobb L Co.
r. l. cn1tiEg Il 20,
A .. Bayles d Co.
~hlteh0use & Co.
Hsfrttk Parker i Co.
Eowsrd Rra. don 4 Co
Beelmsn Bros / ii1illl
John BtoocRooo i Co
GrsJ, Pti1ce d Co
q. G. 6:ebk1us i Son.
Detktetc, Coz J. keDye
9. g. Sloau L Co.
0$hcTIe i Comnack.
W. II Wotth1ngtuo.
u. IL Z i3FOfh
il'Rrien E,n,hn~
I.G F7nrrrre
Rouart Water
Hon,hr,t Rfr,th,rs-
4. A.WsrtfCn.
Gould. hlfOf q r. ca.
R,,fnsHsfrntCc
: a undar~nn a,-,
,Jnr ~. Ao''
.ie..e p1y w.
r.ise 4sa y = " otu
Fa!1eT y n q tNuA
, 1870-01-18

G. A. MelNgs + soa.
Clamp i g Atrett
a SnaatlA Bio.
Jo7n Mc.J,mtey.
Mm u. 1vriitioghau,
Howard Lspsely.
Hail. Sherman.
Hlako & ca
". P. EiterT.
uaeteF i Staries
laP. ]. 4 4. Anoar.
Rntt, LuIeJsser.
1seB i Johu4on
D. A. Boody.
/ Foster j. Randall.
Claptn 10 smaa / Day..
E, H. DeusloR.
Day i .M0rse.
Thomas Dnnntus i Co.
J1Sfh i CO.
Hale i Bar.
D. Henry Smith.
Stead, S'one i Co
". Il TraverA
NewcoDh i Cook,
7. N. d ". D. Lawrence,
MesefOie L Tur1buI.,
Tower i Larnetl,
Bsker 4 Kitchen,
Dakeu i Glllespy.
IL Z. Wilcox.
Dates l. Ttupson.
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lockwood i Davenport.
T. +. ROOF.
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VIM Heath Il Co.
NAslecE 4 Spauld!ng.
Kidd, Price i co.
La~reEce Bros. It Co.
DeLoug d Dsatt.
DGr1 ctr l. Ntcto'e.
Lloyd, Hamilton i Co.
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The Fox and WlscoRatm Inprove-
M0AL
Tha 0&aknsa hcstA.sets1n Ass m sRtlola. In ~
, 1870-01-18


! theJ have become distorted and perSsr:ed By
men.
I ccme TO night with tho light and the love,
Tonight Joa hear my volce saJ,ng to Jou, :" You
are the lRhr, Jou are The truth, and You are the
ta11 ~, y H.
me Hatsn arc no Eing peacefully, 70 la1d OF
3n;sk ss1 ef ny suasrteg t1ouc'e. tr.l. and
s:HLsr circumstances. A! passed through *as
for ny Fatter WHO sent Ae-uy Father tnas
wclthlrpet-he God Of Truth.
Al behold the nkeuesB Jou have brought here
tonight II recalls 10 my mind the Gays OF T!berIua
Ca.ar AID Pops Innocent, A:d The man WHO cut
uon. THIS 1ikc1e.s Is correct and perfect repre.
senration Ct me- as sns in those datA
an sent 10 yru a. comforter Tour thoughts
been % ade sro1n to tae % eossIoulns ' po1esr, ana
thus yon hear The thorght. that give expression
pain: tnai your nlsdon il porta1t, md tnat Jou
WIN live to zee the rexuts Of this great work Tou
VIII rct fufeT u suffered. for You have too many
are not roIk1rg slone. You arc wornrg with
1eIee behind Joo fnpen!ng Joo to Urea the children
A. you 20 forth think Of me; think Of me n
man ep1u TO brtrE Light snd tyu!h into the world,
h1t t51nk Of re only a9 maa performing his mis-
s!on VITA EDz'eness Of heart ana purpose 70 bene.
IT humanity. ALd ny lore Gn1 nj go With Jou, and
tn5 Gp!t eh.1 be IN you. aEd tho Gay Hsar Of glad
rels tnal lliaulne The souls Of The children OF
am called back to my FstnerB nanE.on; but
sha send iofth f1Eces TO Atatsl yeu tn this work
the woTk Of H1ra y ho DIED to kaVe humanity,
AtteFIhe 1eAdltE Of these reSeladoEa, 10 which
the audience latsned with attention f4sr en-
cnAsred, the neestnK WAS closed II the usual
macrer: 1n1Rht hero remark .nst hare had
several conversations Eith both G0dbe and Hfr-
tiopk They told no thss durmg the spring Of
tpMation, whtch Increased IL clearEess and force
Until carly In the fal1 Of that year, when they
received the nnt direct communication By Eo,ee.
They bob were sitting together one sf1e1-
neon convelsspE on religious matters, when,
Hebtf { K@ha;l, snien' pota ei ns@
ReW 80 vel (KimnAu died abons year ngoh
w8a heard distinctly speaaing to them and
telling them. In Substance, that ne nAd come ex-
prtEtI TO nny e1ughtea their minds on the al
10 make them frsgrumentsl In e1ecting = rcfor0A~
t1oD 10 The Church. Tha8 people In another world
retan their cnaIac:eIAt,c4 was clest 10 both Godbe
nd HAu1son; Tor BY thousand ehalhcter!stics,
ns ese. 66s ~ sns Eose VA
SOD: In his eharacrerstic, famihar manner.
you urderasand that. do Jon understand
1ss 9o nHe s.a
OF It1n,, che mAu know rothinR: Tuo volee
waz foIE, RWett, me4odlnus, messured, and d!xna-
nad. kDd when He spoke rtere csroe fufo m1 eeaIt
such 4 precious reTetahon OF Hts n2fure u
Ee:zAton& with II gtlso be1pgs continued ffou tho
fall nt 1865 II regular tinea BY appointment. IN
III Gnite reee1i1y. aud I'll eveTytntnG neceasAry
10 complete ndtfatundnk Of lni1 neE tooloRf-
cal a5s'sm had oeeu reveAlsd Tto pi1nctples Of
op- Such are the statements of these mec. Aod
such arc the rcVelstioAs themselves, nj Of which
EuIt speak loS tLemceaSeea
, 1870-01-18

Hon. David A. Wells thra replies TO some Of the
falE TtitrNkt