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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-09-16

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 10TH, 1871.


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coFPofated % years ago,
TIE Amoicon and Nemadj' river bot
toms are hesd quarters for pun, pleEe's'
NEw York has twenty-nine miles Of va.
ter front and Superior about twenty-tour.
I.1rraa 90 some think when masticating
duck, chat tbey ere using qaack medicine.
Tow-x aad County officers are the SER
wants Of thc people instead Of their masters.
THERE is nothing like stylo-so some Of
the pretty girls promonading Second Street
think.
TIE Ncmadii river water IS now becom-
inc quite low, ana logs come down very
slowly.
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dition to his convenient and already pleas
ant residence.
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niobt on the woman Question A vorv
tickle question that.
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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-09-16

am Determined not TO be ua4ersold by the store
keepers, and therefore offer my vegetables to the pub
lie at lower figure than they be purchased else
where Please give me call and judge for yourselves
Good and healthy vegetables warranted.
T. H. CHASSEUR.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-09-16
iCoEEEsroNDENcE SoLIcITED.1
NONRESIDENT CAPITALISTS:

who contemplate investing money here, viii find it
fer their advantage address the undersigned for
advice in the matter as by SO doing they will gain
5aoe2e37e respecting three Important things
Isl 70 baoY PRECISELY tie loca]ty or spot w1ers 10
Unrest a5etr money.
end 70 t1oe CORRECTLY The valns Of tie property they
desire to p4re5aae.
Sd. 70 Eaoe RELIABLY The reg or manner in riich to
proceed to get i attic forrest .fqurc.
s. VI. CRANWELL,
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-09-16

SWEDISH CuUECH.-Ihe Swedish church
in Uppcrtown occupies the lot on the cor
ner If Z. Ayenue and Fourth Street. This
building was used Tor many years 50 9
school house, and was but recently pur-
chased for the purpose for which it is to be
used; the original sum paid was quite small,
but the repairs since made, and the cost Of
moving it amounts in theaggregate to about
five hundred dollars It is the intention OF
themenbersne next summer TO entirely renod-
el the whole building in order to have it &C
commodate the rapidly growing congrega-
ton Rev. p. 5. Cedarstam has the super
vision of the churches at the head Of the
lake, but Rev. Ekbom has the immediate
charge of the church here. The Swedish
element are an honest, hard working class,
and IN the catalogue Of responsibility rank
with the best. Most Of the expenses re
CURED were paid, and the bulk Of the work
done, by the old Swedish settlers, and to
them belongs the credit. !
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-09-16

MIDDLEToWN ELL,-Ihis well is q sue
cess, being wholly finished and containing
twenty-five feet Of water The depth is
ff.y-six feet. Last summer q well was sunk
within one hundred feet OF this to depth
Of sixty-fye feet before water was found,
and through some mismanagement 1t cayed
in and was abandoned, and this new one
dug. Mess. Shelton 81 Bruno, the contract
ors, supposing that they would have to sink
nearly if nos quite as low as the other one
was, came very near losing this, as they
were within sixteen inches of water when
they supposed It to be at least six or eight
feet below them. The hole made III boring
was carefully plugged up and all was
thought 10 be secure, but the force OF the
waeer was so great, that it burst the entire
bottom Of the well up, filing twelve feet
deep before any walls had been built
Over five hundred barrels Of water were
bailel out before the work OF stonmg up
could be commenced. /
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-06-14

good biting dog never barks
much. If we wait patiently, a
sense of justice will yet return to
the people of the United States,
or an opportunity viii come when
our rights can be gained, and not
only our rights-thc rights Of the
South-but the rights Of all the
people; the rights which were
fought for and obtained at the
point Of the sword in the first rev.
olutiou: (Applause.)
But though 1 cannot ard should
not speak, l fear that where the
mind and the heart are both so
full that will not be able to re-
strain my words. | cannot think
one thing and say another: and
unless the honest emotions of my
sou! can be expressed, l do not
care to speak. I thank you, gen.
tlemen, for your kindness: and feel
deeply touched at its exhibition.
May God foster and preserve you.
If ever the day comes when l can
speak freely, l will be among you
and say to you all that is in my
heart. Till then, farewell, and
may the Great God he with you
always. (Appiause.)
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ADVERTISING RATES.

thought that I had Gurn at a dis
advantage, and I determined To-
beat lfittr finally if I had to stay
there month. Abort an hotr
afterward, while Z was looking at
the superb view to the west, l
heard a rustling around ON tho
other side OF the steeple: I look
ed around, and there was Benja-
min P. Gum creeping up the sidu'
Of that spire IN a balloon; in #hsel'
was the doctor and the tabular
estimates Of the losses ofhis com
pany from the TontiTe system. As
soon as Grnn reached the ball, hs
threw his graphing iron In the
shingles of the steepie, and asked
me at what age my father had
died, and if any Of my sunts ever
had consumption or lirers com
plant. Without waiting to reply.
l slid down the steeple to tho
ground and took the first train
for the Mississippi Valley. --
In two Weeks ( was in Me&seo.
| determined to 60 to the interior,
and seek some Wild spot in some
elevated region, where no Guun
would ever dare to come. get
on a mule, and paid d guide to
lead me to the summit of Popoca-
tapcti. We arrived at the foot Of
the mountain at noon. We toiied
upward for about four Aoettttttss: Just
before reaching the top beard
the sound OF voices, and upon roun-
ding q point of rocks, who should
| see but Benjamin ?. Gum. seated
on the very edge OF the Crater,
explaining the endowment ptau to
his guide, and supplying him With
mortality table, while tho doc
tor had the other guide = few
yards off, examining him TO see if
he was hcaIthy! -, ,.., -
Mr.. Gum arose, and said lie
was glad TO see nae, because how
we could talk over that btsi-
ness about the policy without i,-
terrupt,on. In a paroxysn Of
rage, pushed him back into the
crater, and he fell a thousand feet
below with heavy thud. As he
struck the bottom, I heard s. voice
screaming out something about
'Non-fortciture;' > but there was a
sudden convulsion Of the. hroun.
tain, a cloud Of smoke, and I heard
no more.
I know It was Sropg. T know
1 had no right to kill Guhnin that
manner; but be forced me todo IT
in sclf-defencc and hope his aw-
| full fate will be u warning to other
insurance agents who ;reffain
among Us. -, Ma.
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Ex-PreSident Davis.
HIS SOUTHERN TOUR-HoW.HE LOOKS
Ills SPEECH AT AUGUSTA, GA.

The Augusta Chronicle and Sen
tinel furnishes the following pen
picture Of cx-President jefferson
Davis as he appears to-day:
The central figure OF the group
is a tall but thin man, straight as
an arrow, and with more the port
and bearing of a soldier than a
statesman, though bis manners
are most winning and graceful,
and every conner is Immediately
put at mis- case. A handsomely
shaped head, covered with thick
iron gray hair (strange this is, for
few men in America sport natural
hair after ffty). The face is thin
and narrow, and the cheeks are
sunken somewhat, but the fore:
head is high and intellectual, and
the nose, slightly aquiline, is deli
cately chisclled. The lips, drawn
rather closely together, denote
the extraordinary frmness anc
resolution characteristic Of the
man. The chin is covered will
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-06-14
Acts and Jeint Resolutions
Pessed by the Legislature-Session 1870 and
.--... 1871.
= COFFICIAL.l

CONTINUED FROM LAST WEEK.
An ACT TO GRANT, RENEW AND
AMEND THE CHARTER OF CERTAIN
TOWNS AND VILLAGES THEREIN
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-06-14
Language Wrestled With.
4 FoRsAKEN FEMALE Tells EEs
SAD TALE, THROUGH THE MEDIUM
OF AN ADVERTISEMENT. '~@''

We do not usually give a~grat-
uitous insertion TO advertisements,
but the following. published ia the
last number Of the Monongabefa
Republican, and its genufucness
vouched for we consider too good
to be lost. It is novel cortfi=
button to literature, and Should
be preserved: IL ss,.,...:.
"OSG uUNDEED DoLLAEs Re-
wARD.-For the apprehension of
Enos Tuttlc, a tall mau about ff-
ty years of age, has considerable
money and a high forcheadi long
face and lantcrn;jawed rfan;
bad man with his fist IKE
giant and las often beat me,
and I want him to end his days in
a penitcn ,iary where he belongs,
and he weurs grey coat with b
very large mouth, and one blue
eye, and one blind blue eye; and 3
hideouslo looking man and now living
with the seventh woman, and me-
having one child to him, and he
has gone off, and I waht him
brought slap I'D in the law with
blue pants. lie ought To- be ar
rested, and has 4 hundrcG dollars
of money, and ! bald headed ras-
cal, full of Aattcry and deceit, and
she is bad woman, and her little
girl calls him 'papa,' end IS called
Eliza Jane Tillis, and boy Bind
Of one eye. and he'is not a man who
has any too much sense, nor her.
And be stole one hundred dollars
from ne and some Of my gold and
silver, end ought to be caught, and
| I will never live With him again-
no never, he is a disgrace, and /
would like to have him caugbt up
and compelled to maintain me and
his child, as am Gis lawful we'd
ded wife, and have the certificate
of marriage in my possession.
- "NAScY TuTrLE,
I "Fiuleyvillc, Penn; April, 18Th
s--.
HUGE SrARK.-The largest shark of
the season was captured off Atlantic
wharf Saturday afternoon, about three
o'clock. He measures eleven feet tao
inches, and can be seen on the dock, sus-
pended by strong rope to one OF tie
rafters Of the shed. A large liver was
taken from him, and it is imasined that
it will yield at least fourteen gallons Of
oil, which will be good for lubslcatiDg
purposes and lamps. Notwithstanding
the huge proportions Of shis monster, be
was taken with case, showing no signs
of resistance 70 the stoct hook and drm
grasp Of those who pulled him to ter's
firma. Those who are curious on the
subject can see the remains, which viii
I hang n nid.air, for public inspection to-
day, when it is very probable they viii
be cast upon the watess.--Cha.les:cu
Courier.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-06-14

Soha Esgbourg, And the Mayor and Al
Emma sasbocFg, his wife, u have fall power to
Creditors Of the Estate -hlish al such rules,
osa!ness' deceased, are hereby re;nanoes rosnect'
Feaoee in and establish on oath tlnaoceS' iesP0o.,
specsve demands, before the Clerk eets, market and
as referee on or before the 6,wn, as shall ap;
= iT9Sf Tnos ne5'. X ,,., ~ssary and reqg
- juAs o. 25 Il; -ty. welfare ZIP
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-03-11
MARRIED,

-
On Wednesday night last, by Rev. J. v.
r.. Miller, Mr.. A. II. Conner and Ollie Davis,
eldest daush ter of Geo. N. Davis; all of this
city.
B- May Heavens richest and choicest
blessings, be the happy lot of our young
friends. Aiss ss-saf's
At Chester, in Friends meeting, March 3D.,
1871, n. Hodgin, of this city, to haehel E..
Lewelling, oil Chester, Ind. sf..~ bae
On Wednesday, March LIST, by Rev. r. r.
O'Bryne, at the residence Of the brides faith.
or, Mr.. John 2. Weed, Of aUuion county, to
Miss Elizabeth A. Hurst, OF, Wayne. ia
d On Thursday evening, March, 9th. at the
residence of the brides parents, by Rev. Or.
Wakefield, Mr.. David 8. Luce to Miss Jennie
GC.Prescott, both offthis city. vii GIN +
sc !g8 Good cakerethanks sfor it.a Nay .
! ibountifui providence bless our young friend
] isevry way 70 theiradvantsRe.s
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arcandidstes viii pay - = advance for
cendi1atesE for City O6ces.

We are authorized to announce D. W. Com
stock as candidate for Mayor. in May next,
subject to the Republican nomination.
! We are aathorfsed 30 Eanpennee Jspes NJ
Poe, as candidate for Mayor, subject to the
decision Of Republican nomination.
{ We are authorised 10 announce thu nome
Of Enes Tbouas asa candidate Tor Mayor,
subject to the doicsion Of the Republican
party
- We are authorised to announces John Ben.
nett as a candidate for City Marshal, subject
9 20 the decision of the Republican parry.
~ We are authorized to announce VIZ. Zim-
norman asea capdidste for reelection as
Marshal, subject 70 the nomination of the
Q Republicans. sS~ aas - sssasseg or Sex -. -
so We are authorized to announce Charles T
Sea man asa candidate for Marshal, 10 May
next, subject to the Republicans nomination.
We are authorized 10 snnoupcs r. PnuYN
as a candidate for Mayor Of the city Of Rich
mond, subject 10 The decision OF the Demo
cratic Convention. ssa -sFE,ss, Issas SCI
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Anna Dickinson,s Lecture in Rich.
mOnd.

Anna Dickinson's Lecture in Rich.
mond.
"There was nothing new in what
the speaker said and nothing. at.
tractive in the way Of saying il.
We have a dozen ladies in this city
who can write better lecture, and
at least half dozen who can inf
nitely excel Anna Dickinson in
rendering"
The above closing sentence from
the democratic Herald's literary
critic, is not the first evidence we
have Witnessed in our time, that
to calculate the elements Of an
eclipse, is an easy feat!-in imagi-
nation!-a mere pnstime!-if one
knows how to do it; az there's the
rub - ,o - ~ -
And although we have high
appreciation OF the native talent of
our Richmond fair ones, we will
60 "our pile" on "gentle Anna" !
Further, we win wager Lemon.
ade for .wo--with icecream thrown
in--nothing stronger-that the au-
thor of the aforesaid criticism on
Gamma" with all his flippancy, can't
"write better lecture"
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{. The Revival.

The Jay county Republican,
comes to US with 'sglad tidings !"
that under the efficient minislra-
tions Of Rev. A. S. KINNAN, a re-.
vival of religion has been going on
at Portland, in that county, from
the 18th of Feb. to the 9th inclu-.
sive. That paper says: a
8 "The church is crowded every
evening, ard the afternoon meet
9 ings are we'll attended. Christians
i grow stronger in faith, more ami
{ mated in love, more fervent in
prayer, and mere united in their.
( efforts to extend, and establish the
Kingdom of the Redeemer.aaal sv
Il, Evidently we are in the midst of
/ oneseof the greatest revivals that
has been in, this community for
many years. The crowds that at
tend the emeetings, the increased
christian activity, and the numbers
who seek the prayers Of the church
from night to night indicate this
| great work to be Of God and not
/ at man.seAt5 1G d3itfw .anf 5nse,
l. It is impossible ct this period
b OF the meeting to give results fur
-ther thsa- the numbers who have
sought the prayers OF christians
each night since the 18th inst. sac
& The house has been SO crow ded
at night that an altar service could
not be held hence the seekers have
been requested after expressing
their desire for prayers to kneel in
! their seats 0 where they were and
seek Christ. ass iisdai 8Iesz az
! On the 18th inst, 81; 18th, Z Z
| 14th, Al; 18th. S5; 10Th, Al, 17th
| 49, 18th, 58; 10Th, no opportupit,
i was given, Goth, 65; 2lst, 81; 22d
i 6; 23d, So; Gath, Is; 25th, So; Goth
/ u, 9th, b. Is fna .saf ~ 81
Il The same paper of March 2nd
/ says: e saa- ossal s3.liF aa3 q
4 The labors Of Bro. A. s. Kinna,
| in this place have been wonderful
4 ly blessed and we are happy t
q say that, many Of our people hav'
4 been heen, hopefully converted
Many thatwere ,profane swearers
4 few weeks ago, are now. praying
christians. and are labo, ing faith
.f fully for the conversion of Others
IF who formerly were their associate
in sin. @a,. ~ Z :,
= Bro. Kinnan has gene home 70
II few days. to visit his family, bu
I intends to return next week. =
+ We hope that the brethren an
sisters viii keep up the meetings
] and that God will yet add many t
!, I their number"
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-03-11

as An average Of 1910 to entitle
) Republicans to representation,
while 10, 885 Democrats are allow
ed . representative. Or, in other
words, taco Republicans count for
asamnch in the apportionment as
ore democrat. 40 madt ias.r,ae
"a, Henry county, Republican, has q
population Of ,24,O86 and but on 9
representative, while Boone and
Clinton jointly have but 39,872 in
habitants and three Representatives,
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-03-11

! sOurH old and, highly esteemed
friend VIM. BELL; died on Sunday
last, aged about "a years. We
shall give . more extended notice
Of Friend BELL next week.
"A BOILER explosion occurred in
Decatur, on the 21st. in the wagon
and spoke factory Of INV. Shook
II 4 CO., which resulted, in the
death OF two men, and tho more
or less serious Injury g! twelve
sothers.slssb o5 fi0a sisw sss8g
rsq A women living 10 Prairie City,
Ill, a few evenings since followed
her huaband into village saloon
aarm ed with aniax. Finding him
sShqaged. With several others play
mp cafas.. che smashed the table
with her AK, scattered the cards
piled up the astonished players
and carried of her husband in tri.
umph.
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Cow Lost, on Monday. Feb. 8!

r 0sr, By the undersigned residing ON
IL Mill Street, between Peal and Frout,a
good Milk Cow. entirely swhite.j crumpled
horns each born havfn5 gimiet-t ole in the
tip thereof. She is about eight or nine years
old. liberal reward will be given any ono
who viii return her to me. or leave informa-
tisn conceFning hsr " hereabqutsso that can
get her nj either my houseUf the Palladium
Office Feb. Is, 1871 J. N. CROKER.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-03-11

To-day, the ..RlcHMoND PALLA-.
DluH" isIl forty ysiq1d Since
Jan. lst, 1885. il has been publish
ed By the sane dsn, and BY, the
junior; proprietoey alones for the
past elesen y1sssse Tho senior
ID. r. Holloway still retains his
interessss one ofathel psoprietors.
and We ffbe, ere fong.sto hste him
again laboribg Mtke editorial oar,
assist to make the PALLADIUM just
what Il ShSpld y =. ff7i Rspublit
can spsPesreepaj ssept y itssdvo-
cacy Of the RIaHr,- and FRyz to
condemn qelciial /, organisations,
meaanesea sud dSasAality wherever
and whsusssr tt'nroaisg ont aasa ~
have tried to do. 8
We arc Rspdbitcan Ahorooghly /;
but hope nsvetesor become 20 pArsi.
Fan that We cannot see ana expose
vice, whether covered by the cloak
Of Reppblicaniam Of DemorTscy.
Life y antlsely tee ahei Tor - e
fritter il away sass elsadyand timo.
server. Our sim - e do Al the
good Va cenl end ~, little harm, q
possible !; whether Ne hass accom-,
p:ished snything IA yhisa directics
lived mp to- sdfs ldesire.-islno
for % o1ay. Cur readefs mss
judge, ThS being our brief pro
gramme for the coming. FqFty-irs
volume.ve will again ask ~
present patrons, of oour paper, 4
contihuefwitA usoand for each on
Of them4o urge hisneiehb Be
come osubscfiber. This course
il successful, will make our liz
nearly Visit Il -shu6id be- and, .
our gps.litk s "a l,ysiil Pledge aarsel
that thso ieyestpsat 81 q 80 .shal
pay each patron four-fdad, in I'M
rsRsszsnd genuine PHlzcsrls. 4.
We hope lours Patroasy who Inv
not paid ofthe Fol.5sss expiring
with this present numbsr,i viii Pc
for j and the coming yaals Til
will give US q fair start. Recollec
our terps are, One Dollar and Fl
ty Cents, I'M advance. for the Pal
LADTun. Gsd z B. W.eDAvIs,i 2
aHs 1T ssvpae E Ges Pnhlial,e4a
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