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, 1875-04-12

won!d live to seo population of orcr m NJ,
pooplc hero. This p,ed,onon seemed 30 IN n,n' :,
o,taons at tho ann to that t. ssssra rer,Cn. Il
he bad lots to soil, aud was trying to noI1 tn,
by humbuRgiuR the reoplo ns to tbs townan ,setn
future gfoa:ness, think madn about IA ", !
q prophecy III 1878, whcn I. q, mc,tor ~ ~
cI91 GIonartss using rs,,on tho nr0'peo!s q our
Dor approximations, said. "ln 1859, IL.
necessities Of the Govoumont, darIn, lio nj ",
Hawk Wnf, compelled the frat steamboat -
make tIp 10 what ia now tho Reent grapsty - ~
who're nave tho honor 10 rcsido:-a ely not m. M
on hill. yet 1t will noycr bo lla-a civ tb,. ,.
moment holding ont Eroater intlnc5man.u for in7
vcstmsuta In raal cesate than any In tAls brnaa
conptsy-a city that will ono day alont hu,"s ~
member on this floor, and .ha moru slsn .aIu ons :
person now alive will live to soe." '0s
not only lived tn 500 thia prediction ye,teos
10 1865, but I, who ns1de tho piedictfan NV
tllore myself to fulfil! IT,. And t4o iana w. ne
occupied l. tho same se.t A. viz. ne %hsn | n,ds
fulfilled it-Audrow johnson. Chlcaso H.. .
lad hor ono Representative IN ConS1csa. H.
now has her three. 'a'
Upon auo.hor occasion. ut the sntno ses.,o,
1soarcd again auto tho realms Of prophecy n IL
TuruHE CHARACTER or our PEOPLE.
1t will DO remembered that ut that Tina. nv,
Stato, out county. our city, and cur pooplo. wsss
IN tho very miuat Of bankruptcY, l Sarn 49,.
time here to miuute1y eacriba our tarrIIis s,,ot uot
INN f3nnnniallv I,ut wo wnrn ,,non H. n1us.
snn.,inn Tn."m;.stonor. - Io,a anou 'oo evs Of
aunonnN So.nu'!esiuAota ~ 70 Loauoh t9 Eoss asa
uut GInai 70 ialsa thG mcana 70 coiplete II, ,Ahep
the washington Ctooa mado futlons onAauaht
upon any nnch attempt, tnxtnR th7 ground ths,
Reputation was dtsgf enough, nut nor.,,s
and misfortune might oxcrse tint: but u,
Illinois TO eoll herself for Dtitisl gold MA iu
famous. The Drit'dh Ambassador sent hta p,i.
vata SECRETARY to inc, saying That tho Dnlish
steamer would loave Now York in forty.cishi
hours, and would take tlat article with It; I'd
unless the same stoamcr toof over some dsrEa.d
o1ptothion With rcfcronco to the fsclings Of OF,
pooplo upon tho subject Of ropudationt O.,
Cnmmlssionora might a. we'll remain At ious
Although tho youngest member OF our Illauu
delegation Qndeod ! was the vounges. men6t,
OF Congress), ea!gsd in AZ follows.
Illinois Will mover rerudate mill Of be. npt1.
deb but *ill struggle on a. well ~ sle under f.
mountaan load Of ms.iostnnes. VIZ aro poos, bgI
~ ~, t,,, W ~ 1n W. tGtp
nyerI set Tn von1 man ~ inos s,ue;, ~; unsl ta4
day to ssa her ont IT dsbt and iboy sra All IN. ~
paying Interest," to some extent imuedat,iy, saS ls'1
estent depends naeh..stsy nueh-on Tic a'tiou Il
t9in Con8ftss and may eas tho same Of ladar,
h1sa sa ean 1nes Il, Mss'elh suueoea st;
, 1875-04-12
FROM THE MASSACRE TO THE INcOR.
PORATlON.

II was upon the 7th of August, 1919, that
messenger arrived from Gen. Hull, tlen at
Detroit, whose division embraced Chicago and
Macknaw, as we'll ~ Detroit, announcing that
war had becn declared agnlust Great Drltatu on
tho 10th OF June that Mackinhw bad been taken
by tho Drit,sh OH tho 17th Of July, and ordering
tho commandant, Capt. 1fcnd, to distribute tho
Unltod BtateH property TO tho Indians In the
ncighboEhood, abandon tho fort, aud report to
Forl Wayne Ia Indiana With bis company Of about
eeyeuty-lvo mon. Mark tho difficulty OF COM
munichsiug news in those dayhl War declared
june 10, not known in Chicago until August z.
Mackluaw ta4on July II, md not known
unti! August 7. I1ut Wo got haauufully
evou with Great Britain for her snrpsisn Of
our fort at Maokinaw before tho war closed.
For, when tho Nritisl. and American Commits
Hioners mot at Client In 1911, to make y treaty
Of pcaco, England stoppod seudluK troops to
Gen, packonAam at Now Orleans. Tho treaty
of peace vas signed Dec. IA, 1914. and
Gen. Jackson squared tbs accounts for hlackl.
nav upon the day We celebrate, tho Sth Of Janu-
ary, thereafter. Tho British had not received
tho aowa Of roaco, nor had oflr aoldio.s In The
fort ut Mackinaw received tho nowH OF the dec
laratlon OF war. Henry Clay was ono Of tbe
Commissioners, aud ahall usyor forget, in my
early days in Congress- his o1prossous of re-
gros that tho news of peace could not hayo
reaohed this country earlier a. tho battle Of
New Orleans made great man Of Andrew
Jackson, defoated the recollection Of John
Quincy Ada,ns put down tho United Btatss
Dauk. brought tho Dcmocrata into power, and.
presume, II ho were Rllys now, he
would ray, caused the Rebellion. Tho
surprise At Maoktnaw In 1872 proved very
nj n oil
, 1875-04-12

Tue ectool for gttls. lats:y essabltsheJ y II ous
third wifo Of tho kholvo OF Egypt, wh.cn ~ ,bs
OF tho greatest Innovations the coan',t " . III
PAaraola han eYety soen, IS turning ., ohs ia
SUCCESS. Tho lady bought larcs asIss s;ny der.
,aSs' tsss ssssiss sssiesS sssai assd s
bulldogs, handed them oveF 70 tLs o;s Eatoi eost oi
Dfparttnant but she des1Ays the "bole +, IL .pd
maintenance. The school Is free 20 e.. ~ tbers
whou 1t iIad bceu opcn only fou! tnonsa'1, Il, trsbs
we're 208 boarleEs mud 100 day scholars al III md
srs a. dressed as{ IL looEs % .hes
English fashion, aud ihsy .lt. n6s naus''ps '"
the ground, but at dssks.
, 1875-04-12

the grounds "efe highly cultivated. ofaonal!y
tho hcuscs we're undermined anu m, 70 po 1o,
moved. Eventnal'y' tho aynnio itsel! nGenn - -
gtro way ana. tn norm, tho snfhy wouu reael'
tho doors Of tho lousos upon inc othef btde'
ekoetonel lso!ated nonaa, tsones. ana metals nt
curtoua formation and not tnltgcnona to tllla
region. ntpnao ooee tsoa Ss nto f',n.1
Or lmnletnoh,a o. "9e, Mc.o 'oHn'. sHta1
upon tho poaeh. outnoInnleSt 'n,aa nte.
storm, potuons oI -. rhr.'tHt ~ ti,n
Von!d plo)oet 1!n,n snc ua'.hh n,ln. "a't to,. NV
nokt hioIm 70 e'l.ao.y ao.novo .nJ1,, t1,av ieH
sa1s uu Ill., III sinns,1x ,,st Horc rhoy
era,n rnrs,te1 m In wIn, I'm nr,,,1ud was nacd
W. Hrai ,,nrnnaos snd ,,on sue!, orunInenta
wcro worn. or suoh imnicucnts usetl IN baltic.
M. ,,'ex i,,i MT "van traditions upon tho mat
open as or d ctizons m wcro. % and Their tra.tiona
rnn fa back nj Tin trai visit of tic oary Ttctlc
oxuIorerR.
TIE rrnsr WRITTEN ACCOUNT
Erench ft1r-trajcre returned 10 Cana 10 uud garo
suei, a cInv,nr dcscription of this reetou nj G1-
citcl q general inpositluu to o1plora 1t. iot
lhero u,,st l,ayo heen vl.ito mon lloro ovon bo-
foro that ti,nt II is claimed land thcso s good
rrurnn Ia bciIeyoj tl,at there Was n msssionnry
rtstfon al Nack.uaw ps early ~ i6n7.
Tho 1,,aco therpof ie still known M Point
Tsnacc. Il was thoro that Chnslovaix buried tho
remnius of Futher James A[ard,1csto wIion lo
took tIlef1, about 1720, from tho bants OF Mar
nncttn Eiyer aver in Sf,chIaau; whore hs dlod
Sd.t f,.v u. t,F
May ~ la WITHIN teM aays t'i,,a,t W p' se"es ~
,gn Aeous .no tno ,,,,r u. sn1 ,aro nns ~" ~.
this station a. saek,taW, taeto . Mma T'.' M "
tabisshsd at sata"is,', Gansa o9S' 'o oari,, @
ra o Ssa ~ ~ 20 sn far s"s tan ston
caonsn ia y sa,, so 81 sn,S"red md Francc
no" c9ut1ens oan oset, ussu .,,J ~ u,n aant
WAntoa a., OF 5nas enc c"ui se1I I,,vot ,ln,t
nnr seesols up 'ne -. ~ p"r,.ns .o ~ III
toao oelue .nu .,n n'TS NJ. ~ n,i,n rarn hnrn
Es1.ne, WIZ e''..uu & ;. E,.aIr,"r;ns iii,
nhu 'oeuEctn ; .ooM i,1, o, ~ H. -, rnro ~ n Hast
Lne 1ui.u 10 ~ ~ ,aas ",, JarnIasa ~
euncatea men y, eno nnen ao1 for rc1l,nous
gososme''nn, as nrt ~ Tro,,c,, .de al ti,o{r cIa
Pafposea. Dat tuo rasnc' mnao nv r., ,-I O't a.
P'orat'ohs ~ Ina nau1 1,s,, W ~ ." ~ s,'on
ew.s Hass ~ en sis an,narn taste
~ a " ro'a,,n to liza sMry toch ssi
ineu Tug papcls Ie."',ns 70 .h9 ,i,at ,n ~.
temont ~ hmos,c ana no .aaaa a;rsntat enas no ~.
osis o. tneso expnsees |ers m ~ H. o1ras. ~
'os MnE, '1Suaa =, ~ IN SAT- e"i
.ns ropo: . nus, ~ ~ 'Uep % INV a. ,a, A n.
hs Eacn S mt9 1o. ~ ~ ron NV ~, ,i,i,n II hs
Inc iope' coa'a 10 nv n pS 'i,t ,,n; ~,
cnanGsu aaso .G Ips ns nm nom, f,,ou, ona'
.avrr av ~ ,st 4, Paw" s - ID 10 do that n caa
, 1875-04-12
THE WORK OF THE SOCIETY.

sEchETARYs REpohr.
Mr.. Wonsworth's locturo concludes tho coutss
~ sa' euAa 'so'"e." 1.ootaAo 'os'e'1 ~ W.
season. ana therefore tho Executive commlt'ts
eabtnittod tho following report which Was nd
py Alr. 14ehsy -. Lloyo'
Tao Executive Committee aso able 70 annnHnte thst
al tho end o. ~ so:ona scason, nttlo mora tiut
yeAr after saFting tue Band Lecture Society ot CO.
cage fnds Itself M longer IN experiment, Bit IN q.
saoususa .teeesa. - aaa!sneos havo neen ntes as
eo5ona shS Tue sss 1
been ropubitahed in ful! BY the lazy papers. r.
manifest gfowth o. public interest eneoufagss ~ u
"a ses 81
great popular want.
,, s,,,t,. TIE a1st Ga,so n .cn,, .,,n
hasch, 10 1 It comprised ten teetlrcs, and w.s.a
though Or xaGt a%T 'Ssa. sas
III on tho West Sde, capabs Of Beattug About 10
people, Tho present course has coHlrr4scd tEsnst
four LECTURES which haye been deliyeseI 70 tas ots
1o M ana sG Mscosmska 1Is saa.ng ss2
last srason was S6b; Of this The average ssaa
aoco 1oa' 0sa'oa Tsg n1 sop.e ~ n sas''
Ama osl r. es1 @ n; .ssn sB..s bar
rar!ou, tho RAY. Dr. Taonas, Prof: William M't4ss5
L. y. Vlefolan9s tTot. E'18 Co!ocftt CaaltEs pIU
!aagns Eamnnd Jlcaseh. j. !. LMors N2oeft ue!'sh
Leonowons, Elizabeth G,dy stantou, au'an .. Antas
~ TO Mss D. hons aa tnosd ns no 'aa s,,,
subject except tho theoloacat Tue omission wa 40
Intentional Tao proportion Of clergyMen amana a
speskors has been large but they zldttae ''ncnsaa
ID erery instance 10 eesulsE thesnos. Tho audso1d
have often boen too large for tho hall.
TIE c1tAnAo1En or THE ATTENDANCE
has been noticed ~ vsry with tho subject aud u ~
tuFsf tTho audience ut sctcatlno lo!ture would ti
for much from that which gathernd 10 hear ltet1T
or hiatorical papot Tue attena.uco At Tho fs1 .tn'
tic lectures given has been surprising snd hAs aeo
Cd ths Society lint Tor iis ns1t cousss. Tbs .stsal
snro Of worIlngreu at lectures Like taose uf CaatN
Drudlau4h hns been large. but al Others oA
not bocn espec!AuY noticeable. No saoH
has been made In this eousuo to reach ~!
particular class. whether aborcrs tho young o. nos
who avoid tbs religious scfTicea Of The day. Iss
lures mount for Tho people. The 6unds1 Les ~
Society want " reach thoes who want TO GU aqs ~ @
lures 1t cost price. Tho Hoclety tsA eo.oIonas =
terprise Each attendant eontrbleaa far ,.. ssafs
thu e1peuse-a margin being allowed 10 secunahHa
fund for purposes which Will appear.
FINANCIAL ExuIBIr.
Tho socomnspyfpz report OF the Treasurer, MI. ).
D. Van Wyck. showt tho financial position Of ths D.
c!cty;
o.. TO cash on hsud At commencement Of
present seanan n....,........u......-3 IT.
, 1875-04-12

Tho Indians must lAvc rocelved the news Of
tue war and tho fsll OF Mackinaw bcforo tho
fort Was evacuated i,, r. thSso das eys,
avon after tha French oeded tho Cana
daa to tho british, tho lattor vero in the
habit Of, assembling the Chiefs. Of ell tho
Indian tribes once . year at Maiden, Oanada
nearly opposite Detroit, aud distributing vaiu-
war Of 1879. ttloEo were wel-ruatkad Indian trails
FROM eyory part Of the Indian country yiA Detroit
10 Maiden. Tbs Ddtlah could trust avery lndiRu,
aud sOnd MsassBe auywhcrc With him. The
Americans could not trlat AnY MESSAGE with MI
Indian and 1t theY undertook to seud whlto
man through tho luaian country he WAS mado
to suffer lha most distressing death. At Any
rate, tho Indians knaw that the soldlers were to
abandon the fort, aud th0y volunteered to escort
them o,rsa!n distanoe On tAsis march to Fort
Wayne. "
Thlrsting for more blood, Cur Indians hasten
that vicinity. they attacked It, Aug. Is. III hopos
Of another massacre, But 1t hola out until re-
ltoyel by Con. lIarylson'a command, Hcpt. 18.
Tue Indians there learned, 1t thoy did not know
1t before, that
lad surrendered his army At Dotrot Which ho
did without firing gun. on the very day Of tho
mRssacto at Chicago; and there lveB at Chicago
now n gentleman, Mark Deaullen, who was
present and Witnessed tho Indignation ct cur
to convey them aososs Detroit Isiyer to tno
British headquarters. They looked upon It moro
81 a betrayal than surrender.
Our IndlsnH then hurried Oh to unito With tho
British army, aud had = chance to hlakc their
thIrat for blood 1t the terrible ~ River
NaiHtu, b&aer and moro coWstdy than that At
Chicago, because tho Americans had surrendered
to tho British army. Fhioh "as In honor bound
to protect thefn.
JOHN Kinzls, who bad asa NTH his family
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SHERIFF SALE.

By vir.ue nf a special Execution IL mo :, 1,
rected issued from the office Of the Clerk n
the District Court, in aud for the county 81
sedaf ana state Of Iowa in favor OF Harrie,
~ Arher ana against Enoch rawley. ct al
] have levied upon the followin inn pronertv
as the property of the said Enoch fIawIey.
III west half ~ Of the southwest omar.
Ter "a OF section number twenty -eiyhi ON
township number eighty (sH. rorti, 81 range
number tour y. west of the 5,h D. m. cor,
tanning eighty acres, situated In Cedar Ia
Iowa. -
Ana snail offer the same for sale at tbs
Court House door. in the town OF TIutopf In
SAID county, on Saturday the NH dav nj
January A. d.. 1875. ut one o'clock n IN
OF saii day, 10 satisfy said Execution and
costs that NAV accrue thereon
Dated this 7ih day uf Dec. A. II. ISL
JOHN ID. SHEARER
49, sheriff OF Cedar county. Iowa.
Per 4. u MAYNARD. DEPUTY.
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Of over 10000 copies also, Of ..PLA.s Hoxr
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A Mormon paper At Sht AXE pla-

A Mormon paper At Sat | AXE pla-
ces the aunber Of { olygamists in the
,errit Try at one thousand men, three
thousand women and nine thousand
children, and the cost and loss, by le-
gal punishment OF all, at two million
Of dollars, and think that the courts
would have around them three thou
sand crying women and nine thou
sand crying children. This is prob
ably pretty accurate computation.
One Of the beauties OF the po.ygam-
Gus system is shown by the state
ment that within stones throw OF 4
prominent church in Salt Lake is the
residence OF an aged Mormon, who is
the husband Of woman and her two
daughters. Thus, his first wife is his
nother-in-law, his step danghters are
his wives, his son by his first wife is
half-brother to his other wives, and a
sort of uncle to his other children,
etc, etc.
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Public notice 10 hereby given that the I'M.
dersigned has this day been appointed and
commissioned by the Circuit Court OF Cedar
county, in the State of Iowa, Adm In istrator
All persons having claims against sa i'd estate
are hereby notified to file them with the
Clerk Of said Court. clearly stated and
suuly sworn Lsand persons owing said es-
tate are notified to make i'm n ediate nav.
ment to the undersigned
Dated at Upton, Iowa, this Sd day OF Dec.
.wg ausrRr N. c.rrssrre aamr
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SHERIFF SALE.

nv vIrfne nfa general execution "a me III
Isctrd, issued from The office uf the Clerk a,
the District Court in and Tor tts c5,,,,,,s =,
nedar and state Of Iowa. In favor 81 Wiitia,n
brink ana against James De Wolf 81 al
nave levied upon the following nrnnert
OF al, to-wii: S oA''
Iot number sixteen IiG}, in block number
~ !, IN the town "f Clarence Cedar County
iowa; also lot number five 81, in block n, nm
,% II I'VE vi, ana lot number seven ri In
10 SAID town of Clarence. In said county.
ANA shaii oifer the same for sale III the
on e, House door. In The town of Upton. ia
1 Ia apahty; on saturday the 9th day al
OF SAID day. 70 satisfy said Execution ami
costs that may accrue thereon
pated this 7th day Of dec A. y ISL
49,. JOHN u. SHEARER
MI Sheriff Of Cedar County ,n,De
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The Aldine Pasae.p.rtouts

In compliance with repeated requests. the pub
fishers OF TaE Al DTN have prepared i'm pressions
OF maay of their mos, beautiful plates for passe
partout framing.
The cuts are mounted on beautifully tinted azure
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TO attach the grass Il Is only teft for the Gust ON
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der. and this may done BY child.
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Six ut this size for n 90 when selection il lest to
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Notice or Reading or Will.

Estate Of Thomas Townsend. Deceased
The state OF Iowa. Cedar county s.:
To whom IL may concern: You 4 re hereby
notified that on the ith day OF koyembe r
ls1i, there was opened and publicly read by
the Clerk of the Circuit Court, In and for
said County, an instrument OF writing mr.
porting to be the last Will and testam eut of
Thomas Townsend late OF said County. de-
ceased: and that the second day of the Feb.
rnary Term Of said Court com IN encing on
the ri Monday, 18TH day of February ISIS
has been set as the day for final hearing and
proof Of said will. at which time all persons
Interested may appear and show cause why
the sam" should not be admitted To probate
w. II. VAN NESS, Clerk.
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Original Notice.
william II. Tuthill,
4 vs.. In chne 49,.
John Robinson, e, al. "'efs :

william II. Tuthill,
John Robinson, ct al.
state OF Iowa, county Of Cedar. So.
! To John Robinson and all nnknawr
sons claiming titls to the SOM heasf an.pr,,r
~ the southwest quarter. NJ section fnurtesn
~, IN township seveuty.nine 7e{ NORTH -,
Iange three III. west of the fifth nrincina
meridian. situate In the county of cedar NJ
Saae OF iowa, and containing forty acres
more or less S acres
fou, and each of you. are here,,, ro,,,.,
lnat there ~ now on Nile In the d ice 81 II, =
1ieTk OF the District Court of said enn,,. -. -.
petltlon Of William Ii. TuthiIi elaimi,,a Il, :.
sitic ana ownership, In fee sim nie nr.ais
| descrined real estate. in that the same was
sn,a NJ the Lax sale. on the fourth iay 81
ana ,,e, , is.,II me delinquent axes of Isss
anu not having been redeemed tberaf,.,a
conveyance was made nv the Treas,,ra, ~, -,
saia county To said petitioner. by deed Az
w jury 10Th 1911 which said deed H. ra
sa ~ BOOK =. page us OF the reenrds -, ~.
Saie leeds OF said county. And yo,, IL
ssla oeIendants are hereby REQUIRED ~, a ane
Lna y. =. we next term of said District 1onp,
sai9 premises shall not be anulie,t aat a'i 70
a AZ nsid Tor nsught. and that YOU be fnra"'
., nFred ana forecioscd from Ire ~ 80.
''a'u OF equity OF REDEEM ption ther.in my
nnu tnat unless you appear ami Ia,a,,
~ ~ peIofe noon OF the SECOND 10 = ~ III
7ih 80 ~ said Court. commencing .In,s
nHi IoiI, default will he entered .,ai,,es, auue
anu decree male In acearian.s.. nj, yoa.
pray r. oi The petitioner tsh 1hs
~ y. AN NESS. Clerk District fL,,.,
81 no foregoing notice has been a,s.ar
Ine: ana Is duly approved Is n ce,. nl..is.
'"': s5 1hn day OF Nov, is7t. '''r''
JAS. II. RorHRocK, Judge.
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