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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-04-21
Horse and Carriage stolen.

CHICAGO. April 20.-A horse and car
risge, belonging to E. H. Talbot, busi'
ness manager Of the Eoening Mail was
stolen from in front Of his house, yes,
terday. The thief had not gone far
when the horse suddenly becoming
fractious. overturned the buggy, and
the thief was badly injured. but man.
aged to make his escape before the
crowd learned that the property had been
stolen.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-04-21
FROM CHARLESTON.
Death OF III. Clay Dickinson, Esq.
Special Dispatch to the Register

Special Dispatch to the Register
CHARLESTON, April ~.
The town has been plunged in mourn
ing by the unexpected death Of Hon. H.
Clay Dickinson, Mayor Of Charleston.
This sad event occurred at five o'clock
this morning. Mr.. Dickinson had been
in i'll health for several months, but
until very recently has been able TO go
out and transact business, and the fatal
termination OF his disease, which result
ed in abscess of the brain, is sad sur
prise to all. He was one OF the most
energetic and public spirited, as well
as one Of the most prominent and re-
spected citizens Of the Kanawha Val
lev
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-04-21
Kuights or Pythias.

PHILADELPHIA, April 20.-The Su.
preme Lodge ofthe Knights Of Pythias,
are in session to-day. allowed the States
Of Louisiana, Georgia, Wisconsin, New
Hampshire, Rhode Island and Iowa
six additional Past Grand Chancellors
and the District of Columbia four addi.
tional. An adjournment was then
ordered until tomorrow.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-04-21
CINCINNATI.
nited states Grand Jury-POlice-
ha ShA6

United states Grand Jury-POIice.
man Stabbed.
CINCINNATI, April 20.-The U. S.
Grand Jury closed their labors to-day.
Sixty indictments were found, twenty oi
which are for dealing in counterfeit
money, and the balance for violation Of
Post-office regulations.
Police officer Fay was dangerously
cut in the neck last night with a razor,
by a negro desperate named Alber,
Gufn, who he was about 10 arrest II
is said that Fay is in a critical condition.
The negro escaped.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-04-21
Arrested for Murder.

SPRINGFIELD, Ill, April 20.-Joseph
Adams has been quietly following his
trade as blacksmith near this city for
four years past. Yesterday he was
arrested and delivered to the agent of
the Governor Of Kentucky, charged
with having murdered his partner in
that State and fed, his whereabouts
has jus, been found out and bis. arrest
soon followed.
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Combinations.


leaves this city this evening for st,
Louis.
Combinations.
The Senate in executive session to-day
confirmed the following nominations
George Dockley to be postmaster at
Eas. Superior, Michigan. Military
Fifth Artillery. FIRST Lieutenant David
II. Kinsic to be captain. James Biney
to be SECOND lieutenant and Thomas K.
Adams to be first lieutenant Twenty.
fourth Infantry. Second Lieutenant B.
N. Conler to be first lietenant.
The President was al the Capitol this
morning and signed all the bills prior
to the adjournment. Quite number
of nominations were left unconfrmed,
among them was that Of Joseph MINI
mo to be supervising inspector Of steam
boats. The Senate was in executive
session up to the hour OF adjournment.
The New Loan.
The subscri p!ions to the new loan to-
day foot up to $250,0O0. The total
subscriptions amount TO 1904 ,267.50.
Treasury Balances.
The following were the Treasury
balances at the dose to-day: Currency,
SO, 100000; in$lOS, ,535, 900, of which
go, 2,607 300 were coin certificates.
AFaIse Rumor Corrected
The story telegraphed from here
10 the effect that Assistant Secre-
tary Of the Treasury, Harley, would
succeed Mr.. Seargent as Commissioner
OF Customs. when he got out, which
will be about the first OF June, and
that Frank Howe will succeed Mr..
Harley were totally erroneous and
were not officially authorized 30 to
state.
The Ohio Supervisor.
The indications are that Mr.. Schenck
will make a fight for Robert G. Corwin
az Supervisor for the State of Ohio, in
place of Mr.. Dwyer.
Secretary Boutwell, will leave here
on Monday for short visit to Chicago.
George l.. French, late member CT
the North Carolina Legislatuts was
to-day appointed special agent for the
Treasury Department. He will prob.
ably be appointed to duty in the South
west
An Extra Session Of Congress.
The President to-day Issued procla-
nation convenins the Senate in extra
session on Wednesday May 10th, next.
The Territorial Election
Here to-day passed of quietly. 1t is
believed tonight that the Republicans
have elected Chapman as delegate and
will have a majority in both Houses OF
the Territorial Legislature Up to this
hour the official returns Of the election
to-day have not been received, but Gen.
Chapman is elected delegate to Congress
by nearly four thousand majority,
result unexpected by his most sanguine
supporters. The Republicans have
also a majority in the House for
delegates. No disorders have occurred
Up to midnight the streets were jubilant
with Republicans. Bands Of music
were heard in every direction.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-04-21
The Chic.so Times in Trouble.

CHICAGO, April 20.-The Chicago
Times has had a verdict Of $500 given
against them. for libel 1t published q
story, setting forth that a certain man,
returning home from an absence Of a
year or more, found an infant in his
wlies arms, aud killed himself from
grief This is the third trial. The
former verdict was for 5000.
Some time ago this paper published
story of a certain policeman return
ing home and finding another man g
pants before the bed, containing large
amount OF money. For this joke it was
sued for libel, and had to pay 5000.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-04-21
4 LADY Of Springfield. Illinois give

A LADY OF Springfield, Illinois, gives
US fine example Of legislative manners
in the statement that Chicago member
ofthe Legislature of Illinois, was so lost
the other day to the ordinary decencies
Of life as TO stand in his place in the
House, face the gallery, filed with la
dies, and with a whisky bsttle in his
hand, and q grotesque bow TO the gal:
leries, toss into his mouth portion Of
the bottles contents
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-04-21

ST. PAUL, April 20.-The Minnesota
river packet Manlsato OF. the North
western Union Line, when approaching
the landing at St. Peter, at 10 o'clock
Tuesday evening, struck barge and
sunk in ten minutes in ten feet Of water.
No lives lost; freight saved in q par
italy damaged condition.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-04-21
Express Robher sentenced.

ANNAPOLIS, April 19-Edward Den
uis, who robbed the Harnden Express
Of Baltimore, May Is, 1869, and who
broke Jail and was recaptured ID St.
Louis, Missouri, pleaded guilty in the
Circuit Court this morning. and was
ssntsncsd ten years in the psnits ntiary.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-04-21
BRIEF TELEGRAMs.

The next Michigan Sa;e :sir, It has
been decided, viii be held at Kala'
mazoo.
Rev. Geo. R. Stewart, rector OF the
Church Of Our Lord, New York, died
at his residence Wednesday. ..'
VIM. Coffield, q laborer, lately from
St. Louis, was run over and killed 10 q
tunnel on the Louisville q Nashville
railroad yesterday morning. he has
two brothers living in ST. Louis.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-04-21
The Cnhoon Case In Riehmend.

RICHMOND, April le.-Stephen Mason,
member Of the Legislature, was to-day
convicted Of attempting TO pack . jury
in the caee Of ex.Mayor Cahoon, with
view to his acquirtsl, and fined five
hundred dollars. W. II. Hopper, con.
victed OF the same otiense, was fined
three hundred dollars.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-04-21
CONGRESSIONAL.
SENATE.
WASHINGTON, April 70.
Adjournment.

Ms.srs. Conkling and Davis were
named to wait on the President this
afternoon and inform him that unless
he had further communications to make
Congress was now ready to adjourn.
On motion Of Mr.. Scott all bills on
the table, petitions, &c, were ordered
to be returned to their appropriate COM
mittees.
At two o'clock the doors were re.
opened when the committee to wait on
the President reported that he had no
further communications to make.
The President pro TEN announced
that the first session that the Forty.
second Congress had adjourned sine die.
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The Horrors Of a Siege.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-04-21
EUROPE.
THE PEACE CONFERENCE.
Theirs Retarding the Military
Affairs In Paris

A LENGTHY SIEGE EXPECTED.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-04-21
WASHINGTON.
Gone to SC. Louis.

WARRINGTON, April 20.-Ths Presi-
dent, accompanied BY Gen. Horner,
leaves this city this evening for st.
Louis.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-04-21
Farusworth on butler

Mr.. Farnswortb, of Illinois, said it
was cool in Mr.. Butler whom he had
act recognized for several months To
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-04-21
Governments Tactics,

Ihe Government has evidently adopt.
~ the tactics Of the Germans in their
s'adsst Of the siege Of Paris, and will
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-03-30

BON ben pannpas, no Der @an9e bfe
t5ptli@en Bolerpe f@utnAt, uup no be-
Ga plata feline bereits @ewdGer III Zen
Ocean fr6u1t. pen bort, no bte Ne,p2
nit Sis treibt unp BET 3albmcub ~
prcpbetett sldn3t unb tpo bic @terre u,1o
Streifen Der @olfsfreibett weben, BON al
len 3onen unp Glinaten, pom al, lberaa
ber, Elm be9etterte6 "9eil BIT unb @teS
nnetn 8aterlano", BON all, LIBERAL, ber>
ret4en 8dben9efIQte 5dnpe na9tE Der al
ten 6efmatb. 3er1reut in ale @elt
unp bod cine Gamilie. Das fnb ntdt
cte tn Der Greu,oe |Iperloren 9e9an9eue1
Stdmme Ssrael6. .,.
Das 1T elm ei9le@t cas- Aebeibt rnb
fi@ mebrt, pie Der Sano am Meere, auf
rpeldem rubt per5egen Sacobs. .. l1ebers
all bin trdst es Vie 2aren unp penaten>
Die Sttte unp ben Braud, he bdus!iden
Iu9eupen uuo 3eu9enOe &raft letner 8d<
ter> paanjt l& feft etn BET aQen@ tdmmtn
unp &5ltern Der @rce, unter alien 3onett
uno 6immelsfri6en, uno 100 etnmd
etneebettet, enttpidelt IS li@ unb breiter
itd aus nit ME na6lddenper 3dbiefeit.
Das 1T bic &1eue scrmaniide @anperuu8
oas 1T ber reue eemanil9e @eltsaua
Elm fteti8er, thinner r,ebr 0@ berdftuDer
Strom uno Bad, 3ulammenbdneeue NIT
letnem uripruns, feiner AueQe. DAD
1T bic oeualtise seruanil&e Strdmun8
trel4e be9ann, ale uniere Mbneu bon ben
S&neefuppen bes 5imalaiab, aus ben
Tbalidluaten pes 9inru beruteoersefte>
gen in iwei ma@ttBen @trSmen 9e8eu
Norolano unb Norpme1lanb.
Das @efdbl Der 3ueeb6risfett, tpel@es.
T9 funpsab BET tielem &%rtesssane, wie
etn ein5tser semetnlamer 5erai&los erbebt
es in uns, t5nt es> pie bic @loden eiuss
aotbil9en teutl&en Doms, ,pel&e ben
Mufertebunestas einlduten. Da6 81
fIbl Der 3ulammtneeb5rt9fttt auetu bat
Nationen 9rob uno fart 9ema@t. Mtt
&etdsetnisuna miro es In md&ttseu
prcportionen fortldrettenb f@ entwtdelu
uno Nelultate eebdren> unbere&enbar
uno pou Munperbarfett. S9eltet mid
ei1en Srdumer, einen S@mdru1er, eineu
Eboreu, penn's beliebt, aber tbr t6nut
mir bos @repo meine6 ean3en 2ebtas
ni9t aus Dem 5er3en reibeu:
In flint 9abrbunoerteu 1T bas Ct
tenrunb 9eruanii@ permittelt.
Drum fimm aud pu tdsli@ fletuer
tperpenpe6 9duFetn Der Mdnner, bic tbr
ben Idbneu bpben Graun1 trduratet BON
einem eewaltieeu> md@tteen teuti@en
Grettaate, ibr, peren 6aare Die Sor8eu
oes GIRLS seblei@t auf peren Antlts BE
MQben 6ur&en 9e3osen unp peren utaper
2eib fl4 iebnt, ein3useben 3ur epi9en
Breibeit, orum ftimmt aud = tbr IN pen
STUFF Gin 80 Grctbeit, laR petne Diener
In Grtepen 1beicen, benn fe baden ibrer
Natipn &raft uno 9errlidteit 8e4aut.
5o&auf mein @elt, y
Sell BIT, metn 8aterlanbl 3.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-03-30
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&taate= Neui9feiten.

- &m lsbten Mttt1o9 entipraneett
feds @efanoene aus Dem @ountp Sc
fdnsniB in Mtnnearolis, pom pensn,3 pet
lpdter mieoer surld 9ebra9t wurpen.
llnter ben Glldtieen beVuoet 1i@ Euder
rpel9er fallde @e@lel auf Die National
8anf In Minneapolis ausseteQt bate.
- Cine ceutlae Grau in Creditor,
6enneptn Counts, puroe Dor etui0en
@o@en BON pier &inpern entbuneen, peu
penen bic beiDen eriten bel her @ebrrt
am 2sben ruareu. Die Grau itarb pe<
ntse Stuncen nadber.
- Das @obnbauS BON Geo. B.
2inecln> etne Mfetle Don Sort Smelling
brannte leBte Dienita8 Na9t ab.
- Brau @la6brenner BON Minnea<
polls pelde por eirtsen Eaeen eiuen
SelbmorpeerluA bestne unp ft@ etneu
gefdbrli6en Sdnitt In bic &eble bei>
bra9te, ltarb lebten Donner(tos.
- Die Supreme Court bat entl@te<
ben, to6 Der County SiB Don @aba>
lbam County. In per Stapt @abalban
perbleibt. Dieie Gptideipune hes Sber<
! @ertdtes tpurpe IN .@abalbarp NIT et<
mem ioleuneu 6efe, Banquet uno &ebeu
9efeiert.
- Der @berif Don Dafota Counts
benadri6ttete ee(tern eur@ etnt telesra>
pbi11e Depelde ietnen &oueeen in Min<
nedpolts, pob ct BE BRET @efanseaeu
ruel@e am leBten Mittwo@ aus beu1
County @efdn9niB In Mtnneapolt8 eut@
iprun8en, in 6altin9S erwil@t uno tn
6aft babe; e6 tpareu ptes Guder auae~
tla9t Der Galidun8, Sbolafoo In @aft
unter Nnflaee auf Morp unp 2aftte etu
Dieb unp Ginbre9er.
- Gin jun9er Mann IN McrrfStotpn
Rice County, perbctratbete itd not &urz
sem nit einsm jun9en Mdc6en in Der
Nadbatlhaft. 8alo nod Ger 6od,eit
entredte tbm rieielte paB ibr eisenerB ru<
Der i1e perflbrt babe. Der aGbemann
trennte lldy BON ibr lofort unb Der Bruper
oe8 Mdo9ens murpe psrboftet.
- Sn Mufin ,purpe eine6 aubelsfum>
nner oraaniNrt. e Esnaf -,
- Ginwanperuns na&M artin@ oumtp
bat bereits in poriser 8o@e b%eeonneu.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-03-30
Der prdfpent bat an belize 9duli

Der prdfoeat bat an belize 9du(er
ce6 @on8re0es cine GpeSial>B otl&aft
0eianot, in welder ct. auf pie uneeleblt<
den 3utdnre tn mebreren 9beilen be-
@drens binmeift bab bic Ma&t bet
Beb5rpen In ben einjelnen Staateu ut&t
binrei&enp lei, cpteien tlebeltdnpen ab,R<
bslfen, unp pob unter zen %8e9enpdrfi6en
@eieBen ts jweifdbaft let. % Die Buns
pes >Grefuttpe tn pieien Gduen einl9rei<
ten pirfe.
Der @onoreb un5se bebbalb obne Ber>
3ue @dese palIren fit ben S4ut eer
perfou unr pee Gi8entbams ii allen
|1teilen Der Ser. Stoateu.
Der YrdfDent IL fsruer bfr anf&t
sa6 ts ni&t netbpenb{0 fit. far tJeen>
aurere 3wtdt wdbrenp btkrS slfpa o.
kb< " erlaisu. 3.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-03-30

@lddlf@ermeile ,paren bic eelunren
Rdmmisen 8rtsser 70 eeldeut d@ an poa
@eIdrci ni6t III tebren uno jeben weiz
nerli6en 3wtl6enmdfler ~ belaeioen
5dnoe meg, mir fedten uuleren et9enen
&f uno becirfen feline Ginmil9unQ
unberufener.
Seit Sabrbunberten batter, bic Eeutz
l9en Aenus 5u oulpen' gebabt. Gs tpa'
6rontI4 eeporoen. @er einen bebarr>
liden @t6renfrteo 3umNa6bar it, lu@>
fi@ UNI ieoen preis @ube 3u perldofen,
B6le Buben baben cine Greube para1
Den Na&barn bic Genfer ein3uwerfen
rpenn aber bic Sdetben be8 8aterbau1ea
tlirren. werpeu, fe teufelsmilp. I'D
laate mir mdbreno bes &ebeQentrie9.t
cine Dame brunten I'M @aeen: usDdr,
nur Ter entittlt&e 2rte8 ~ Gnpe! Di,
tpu6ten nt&t >pas &rte8 1T. pdtten mi
es 9ewubt, mir bdtten ME Der 5ecelior
eas Bort 9erebet." 'Geit ben 3rifQer
NIT ben Gnoldnoern. im Mittdalter, lei
Seanre b'Are's 3etten batt.a Die Gran:
totem tetnen ausldnpif@en Getnb an te
9oire 9efeben, .pobl aber In fren,oeu 2du.
bern 8ebauf uno wie! 6te nii7en les
porten. nae 3rte0 u,etnt. Cine 1&me
nereaxli&e. aber betliau,e Rof. Da|
alice 70 temu1en muetswte 20 getomme,
"a, mar NE @ptr spraus3stben. mi
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-03-30

@pu Der Wann. Der @etn gplf UNI
iein 6eimatblano, tasBGterredt unb BIT
6reibeit liebt, nibt belorst peroen> penr
ct cine 8erfa0una betrabtet, welde melt
btnter Der alien charta magma BON Stu
nyueoe 3urud1ea unp in Der feline bill o.
rights rae @olt 9e9en &erfnedtunq
wabrt. Cine ontere @erfo0unA BIT
faum mebr 1T, ais eie Bo0srmann'ide
8plfspertretun9 betm 8unreetaSe plus
einem &at@er uno minus Seitenei9 ?
Gin porloment cbne Madt in Dem biz
aruen Sitter pom @eite feinenYlab fin
ben fonnten, neil Ge nidt reid 0tnuo
Cno, UNI jiA ielbf pie 2idten su be3ablen
Elm acknowledgements NIT einem
etlerren untponrelbaren Mtlitdrbuegel
unp cine 8erfa0un8 nit Dopeueben mo-
perner Gsupalitdt: Observation-Disclosures
unb Staasloupsrdnitdt. llnp wel@e
@arantie far bes Rei&es etnbettli@eu
Befano sewdbrt benn pteles fltflt&t
DeppeQeben, DON Observation-Disclosures
unp Staatslouperdnetdt2 @ar eas niAl
AQes, f9cu 9e1uelen, Sen sfiba?
@arurn es nt@t oieie farflt@en Sou'
perdustdten. BE In unerwarttttn AQtan'
aen unter f@ nit ben, aasl&uoti&tr
Betnpe bes Neides Nadt uuo Gtnbei
bra&en, perni&teten ? An Der DDnal
unp ii, Orient lte9t Elm BrutnfR MID
3u e~rneGenoer germidetuuse, uno mar
IS oenn 10 gang unm58li&, pa6 Dsm@ti'
beainen etn onptrer Belf erftlnpf, .utnr
BEN 2sbtereu BEL &riepeu 9euti6lanoi
nit ausmdrtiesn Gttnpsn ilur btt Dab
sdaGen parpe, )pif&en &a'anj NIT Zen
aaspxrtigsn 6einpt uno bet 0robtruul
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-03-30

S9ld9. Oe IeuI|We SE31eDuna unC
Bolfsbtloung In @afen, fe fIbrte ben
iberle9ten @trei&. unp Ge >perben
ba0slbe &elultat berteiflbren, menn elm
fi@ lberbsbenoe6 @elapentbum ben teut>
1hen Grieoen 9efdbrpen purpe.
I Gum erlfenmale> 70 LANCE bic Innalen
per Wslt9eldi9te Dor uns ouf9el9laeen
lteaen, besesneu mir Der tpunperbaren
Gbatla4e, oab fran1me Diseiplin unit
Snteuieens, cab seit:se @r5be uno BIN
Der @eborlam, baS benfence @eltftdn>
ptofeit unp piQi9e lnterorbruna, bab
@rmdsen uub Mannes5u@t, mYnperbars
3ri1iase 5ano in 6ano eeben.
8stradtsn wir'bie barti9en, iarfl9ul>
tertsen, trdftisen @efalten, ,pel&e mil
feitem &rteserl@ritt in cas- @ttben be,
6elpi6la@t 3ieben, >unb ben@ orrelponpen>
ten auneritanii@tr 8ldtter (@incinnatI
&omeretaD &usrufe Der 8emunperuna
unp @ettenbiebe BEN {ptnbelbeini9eu Naz
tipismuS abn5tbt8en. User t5nute BEN
&npraQ, bieier B%erefxi8un9 BON &raf
unb StoE, pom musttlu unp .@ebiru
pieberatbeu3 Sie, bic I'm 3~anbBemenQ,
ben &plbtn wdblteu. ftatt beS iptBeu
@tabls, "mtil Is 10 be6tr aulhte" unt
mad Art bodbaterii@er @ebtres @6bne
ben ertuamen Bdftniobn betu 3raeey
padteu uub NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., rab Ct bai
&uffeter perlerute, bat fnb nod BE al.
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get NemteIIaeeI, CeltO Wa@llger mtro III
fer Beiiptel ouf cas @tommoolt jenleit6
oeS Scean6 >pirfeu. @ir f1blen un6
beute olS Die @bbne zines e%eeinieten 9ro>
zen @olfeS. Son ;ebt an ldauen Die
Sntrieuaaten }i@ sereetli@ nod teut>
l@em Stimusieb UNI. Diele 6ofnuu8
1T bonfrutt 0etporoen.
vDaS @olf 1T nr9 ba0elte, >pel@e6
e6 frQber, I'm Sabre 1848 rpar, Der peHp>
tratilae @eit 1T nod rer(e!be", 1dretbt
mir Dor etnteen Eaaen elm l6arf beoba@<
TENDER @ann ~Bebe BET ru6lofen Sc
maltbanp, bic an9eleet wlrpe an Nolfs>
re9t unp Bre'beitl @erpen tie(e oberz
mails pertiimmert,. petfrdppelt 9eraubt,
fat @ein nur S9ein eemdbrt, mlroc
Der beipornte SUI einfe reatsuera@ten<
pfn belpotilden 8aiiertbums auf oielee
paterlanrSliebenre Spfergeldleht 9eiebt,
pas ave imperator, moriturs salu>
tant
Sell benz &ailer> bic tem Tope f6
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&fee upter 6errldergelufen perse|>
fen, mabrlt9, pabrli@ unter S9nee unp
Gis berYor Gus taufeno @rdbern wlirre
es gum 5tmmel fdreien 49,. =.
Exoriare aliquis nostIis ex oscibus
ultor. '-T>.
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Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1871-08-23
A Dcathbed Divorce in Indiana.

From the Henry County tInd) Republican,
Eli Davis, of Lewisville, died on We'd
nesday, July 10, 1871. He had been for
two years laboring under the effect of pa
ralysis. For one year he had been unable
to walk except by the aid of others, and
for more than six months he had been to
all appearance devoid of reason or any
knowledge of persons or things. OOJuly Is,
about O'clock PM, and fifteen hours be
fore his final exit, and when he was to all
intents and purposes, except the mere fact
of breathing, rs dead as poor old Marley,
he was divorced by Judge Vests court
from his second wife.
The suit for divorce was brought by his
guardian ut the instance of two sons by
former wife, Harvey Davis boot and shoe
dealer of indianapolis, and Clinton Davis,
of the same place. The deceased knew
nothing more of the eXistaucc of the suit
than the man in the moon. The real
cause of it was the fact that the deceased
was the owner of property worth not less
than 500, 900 I'm which this second wife,
if undivorced, would have been entitled to
a onc-third interest during life.
She is q young woman with apparently
thirty or forty years of lie before her. 1t
is but fair to presume that, at ten per cent.
interest. her third would be worth $4,000
or 900 and over i'm twenty years. And,
from what we can learn, her chance to
live twice that long as good as the chances
of the average of wumau-ki1d for ten
years. But by some hOCus-pocus, she was
persuaded or prevented from appearing
against the complainant, and to accept Il
comDromiSc of IS 600 alimony. This COM
promise was endorsed and the divorce
granted by Judge William b. West, when
the experimentation never knew that he
omplained-was dying. Comment is UNI
necessary.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1871-08-23
Snpxrille aAjfeklY Chronicle.
WEDNESDAY, .... AUGUST %, 1871.
FARM AND HOME.

WI have been having destructive
drouth. In many localities vegetation is
literally parched. Crops have suffered,
especially the late corn and other late crops.
The yield must of necessity be short in
many portions of our country. Grain
will be scarce and prices higher than usual.
But we allude to this only for the purpose of
suggesting to farmers that now is n good
time for observation. Observe on what
kind Of land the dry weather affects the
crops most. Then see how the crops
which seem most affected have been cul-
tivated Consider all the circumstances,
and profit by what now appears to he u
great misfortune. No one doubts but that
the manner in which crops have been cul-
tivutei has a great deal to do with their
yield i'm all seasons. This is particularly
true in dry weather. Crops that have
been properly prepared for it, VIII fare
much better in protracted drouth than if
they have not been plopaired for it. Now
is a good time to study these matters.