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, 1875-04-09
MlNERAl WATER At BELo,r.

spss1a3 NFPofsA 70 IAe EA{ta1o TEIt4Ho.
UEIofT, Wis.,, April R-Dc;ott ID now jnbtL,ut over
the discovery Of wonderful medicinal qualities In
son'e beautiful springs, located miles went Of thu
1oat.ofec, on J. n. Chambasliaa firm. Ten geilou,
u tho water were sent to 1rof. @. +. Chandler
chem1st OF Columbia ColsRo, New York, 4 few vseka
agot for anays5 snd retura juat received show that
In Ntzcuuslu, or Northern Illinois, s,eI4 ilayp a.
ready been taken for tn1proy!na Tho prverty whuru
tnc sprngs ars locate, aud making 1t IstrAttlTs TO
, 1875-04-09

tpsetal Dt,pat-h IL 76s Eatraya zri.snr.
fohE WAx3s. Ind, April e,-iass Msht bantcl
Lamb, sectfon.fors.nau Oh thu Toledo, Wsluah 4:
EestcTn 1taflrosd. dropped dead slout otlocs. 4
Cosoners Jury syportad sop!exy ~ tho cause Ut ea
ianh was acoSIn,au shout u ysa14 VI sgs aud hut
Eeeeatly moved TO this city.
SpsetIt H4tt.asst IL Tas cAtc1.o TSlauhs. -.
PxoR5A, lA.t Aptll 5,-Hlll1tR pdlst. = troninept
merchant. aud one OF Tho oat yet,ss VI THU stetlop
waa Hflc4on with asaiynis u noon tosy, aud, angss-
ane aaeouscloualy TIL uclocl, dad.
, 1875-04-09
FIRES.


ST., Lop1s, No., April s.-Ths Ozark House, 1T
Springfield. No., was burned yesterday. Ths loss Il
about sov Insured for *:soco III tt1e North Amrri-
can aud Frankliu, ot PHILADELPHIA: the American Ccn-
trail Ut ST. Louis: tho phenix, Of brooklyn; tho
Francs loturauce Corporation, Of parts The AeInu-
MIA, nf l1tisbrS tie Springfield Fire. iae uo4tlans
1ud thsru1. ot 1T. Louis; .v NsgaEa, Of Now York
aud ths Lyoo.nins, of Icunsy lYauia.
, 1875-04-09

speefu! 1i7ateA r. Tas tAfrn7o 7rissns.
MILWAUKEE, April SD. r. rignauns, tho man
charged with kculug immoral matter through thu
malls, was to-day com,nlt.t4l 10 JILL BY Conm,alonsr
Hioodgood, ia default OF $500 ,sll
, 1875-04-09

srssas Dl.,a.stt 10 Tbs tAteaau TfibsAs.
DuuuqeE. Ia., Apt|t s.-Tonight nutnbsr OF Tho
personal frieuds Of se retiring Mayor A. II. pcals,
xent Aroun ~ bla Essideaec and presented him with
sautAt slttss tsasesvcs WORTH s9s1. Tho pkesenta+
tqu speech was ,nsls by City Attorney Lyon aud WA
xsapsuda4 u u ntltuK manner " tAe EeelpisAt.
, 1875-04-09
At MANtsTEE,

Sjl*eiaf pisrafeA 10 TAs Chicago Ts1huat.
MAHlstEI, MIch., April ga dwelling burned yes
teslay In tho vilage Of 6tronaeh. Lpas dwelling
$500; Insurance In Undcrwrlssra, 1901. Loss o,i
1urnisurs, s75o; fully covered ~ insussacs In the
uertn4u.Amn13cAn. :
, 1875-04-09

81. rAur., April a-Ino jury in tie cass Of Mrs.
naap the second petsou Indicted for tho murIes Of
Mrs. Lick, has been out twcnty-fo1r hours, and hss
not yet agreed. I. IL reported that majority IN
favor Ut hnnglhg,
, 1875-04-09
THE pnEsgYrERIAN5,

Nkw Yonx. April 3.-Tha Comutten On tho n1attsr
OF lresbytestan Ceufcleratiou io.uteht splonsed y
suh-colnnteo 10 draft plsu fuf submission to the
dsnaral touis1sno9 to bs AsL1 u Louaou July u.
, 1875-04-09

WAsn1xa9os, ., G., April ~ .. m,-For the Uprsr
Lake REGION, tho Upper Misslsspp aud tue Iowar Mis-.
souri, valg partly cloudy and cool weather. with rxu
eass Of the Mlssoan Il Valley, vastabls wnds mostly
from ths 4outh Aa1 Nsst, md continued lou bAso-
tnesaf.
, 1875-04-09

Special Dftptfeh to I.ss Cdiea1n Tfitune.
EAssAs Cfrz, MOI April 8.-1ohn I'LL arrested
yesterday md committed to Jail to-lsy for passing
counterfeit money. lie had In his possession $40 Of
clayerlyexecutcd eountcrfea notes Of SO and fD
Tie Ia supposed 10 be member Of tim gang which
broken up ueAg Ok. 10 months eSu.
, 1875-04-09

Special UsPatta 70 TIE fhiruio 7rlbHn&.
3ItppLE7oS Ind, April s.-1iorsc tlsvra hare heea
tndulgng In extensive iopredatioua In th!a vicinity
:or ttme past. Their Lat raid WaA tzde las.
night, when they took from hin barn valuable hosas
belonging to Edward Foro largo poase o: inan aso
III pursuit. Ind IL hoped the rascals will 10 speedily
alpschcnded.
, 1875-04-09

TH1ApELru1A. APRIL s.-touia II. Lcye, agnd 43
years. Ut No. c7 Alton sttto last nigLt Killed Ais
wlfe, aud then fatality stabbed himself.
LATER.-Loriis H. Leyet who Killed. his wfe and cut
hls OWL throat List night died uals morning,
, 1875-04-09
THE MINING; v!Aa.
Intense Fooling in Luzcrne County
Against tho Militia,
a Fire 711ffcl, Threatens to Oyershadou
tho Slrlko In Importance.


.....
THE SEAT OF WAR.
fpteat psnata 10 ra4 cht4ooo ftf5un,
HlzLEIaN, Pa, AptII s-rt,c sat, ,rthori,tx. h.~.
dnrnncr uhont :, n ,.n: - "sn"''siea 'As.
~. -, ..f '1"ls'" ~ Au1eFno thhnty 10 n!d
49, ~ sF'" IN tlleis batle with tbs rlincrx,
Ihfas nflItafnen eonulsl tn port Of uorns t,uar1.
from tho northern nt!l, .,l e,r.nc. IN ,,,,. ~.
nntptr, r,thnu.s1vea-no,h su - :..e. ass
r,nton-.,,,. ~ th.r, .,.,. A"e a''"et' SaHonA
een-1oa'o " .Ie'" sle'xefa from Wyoming. ThFe
'on eonplanod utterly agA1nst tim order thit forced
them into the Ftnks an the M ara l,d IN ,,.t,
expressions ezalnst o!ltIns I,rnlb,sn ,xh, 49,. .h.
ino for what thsv t.-n n rri,, w., "'s .''o"t.
M.,.taa * >''' f''Ae'pe 'n u1s 1o*a Of
"ahleton.
There 10 Int ono sentiment, and that IA ono CT ~
volt ngafps& tho iuyaston N IN, t,t,n. 1,-:
torn mn, ,nech.n,.. t.na,,. ~ .S a'srs' n.f"e~N
49,, 49,. '.soA"'es "enonnco 'ao "oix ~ Ihf4fn OH
aa circumstances ara thlck as hons. and obtstn-
'n4 ec;sefai signature. II IL M opcn ouostfon
whe.llers tho Sheriff Of Luzetne count~ ~.
exhausted Lis powcr IN r-,so,~. ~ ~.
,,l .,nru,,. ra"s. :" preserve tne fencfs
~. ,sh"". ~ 1sase 'hie ianct'onnFy has net nndt
VI apFs'rsnce fnce tho flF.t pick was thrown lowr.
However. II was claimed TINT Il vas Ironcra,,,,,
to obtain men IN t.,vs uro,
ph,t for w., ut.'' po''e' ana
,e ~" nr" Nete Pstad IN and armed
Wild Vstols ANU tlnlf xtro tito refv dsert
Of the coal REGION. afld did nothing ,ugrs y.rops t,n
getting drunk. >-'~
Thia af,crnncn rn,ro ,roa,. ax.,u., n-,-...--
ifoHl lhhauelhAa md S:sano's, I. SHORTLY aftur
Mado demonstration snl ,lses-, ara,le In
front Of the Centr4l Hotel from w,,ts,, r,t,t.h.
mcut Gen. o1to1ue, ita n,ior.f,enn,,,
hn& hs,rn Il.
, 1875-04-09

: - ESIHFt OF II CUUN EHFEETEF,
sr. Lou1r, APRIL s-Tho Ciob> l.aas special from
Waco, Tex, th1t patt Mccartney, tLu coun.esfeter.
escaped after being turned to United :;tates Do
oct!vs Duekwotth and, At laa account had not been
csptured- All 11cCarthys ccnutesfeing tcos, u,ato-
man. Tcx,
, 1875-04-09
SllcinE.


Special Dtepaseh ~ Fhs tAit43s 7fst4as.
c1xc1NAATl, o., Apsi! 8.--ars. Howard uates. tue
young Hife of Sou Of OLD aud wealthy family Of
ha city, suic!ded this evening hy drowning In scl+sru
as hsE rcstdsuco TIC Baltimore like, III of tho
suburbs,
, 1875-04-09

for printing of pubtthlng nowAtap~rr, fnr itorrnv.
ing and hrtsainK mock, ordnr~.i 20 tArst rc1tl
I'M: a. raH csndeldh Senate lii prostd'n, for ts
yrarb, Of 81, ,S00,UA.
THE ANNA ASYLUM.
Tho Senate bill tnaktue spprnrrIattous for thu 1n-
sanr AsJlum It Anna WAS passed. 1t arpropriatss
$l5s,s00.
BANKRUPT nAfLroAtJB-
Tho Committee on 1iaithala. In rneponrn to The
oltian Of inquiry ~ 70 railroads In tho Aatn II lio
following Lines pYo In t]1atpe Of Tnceffers:
, 1875-04-09

At TREMONT, NY.
NEW TonE. April IA Ars iu ipsInga brewery, 1t
fremont, laat night, damaged TIN ssosk snd build
Ing to tls amount Of s75,0A0; Insured.
, 1875-04-09
ILLEGAL VOTERS.

spsefa1 Ulnaeh to ras chfea5a Tfibuns.
OMAHA, Neb., April s-Fsanl u. Carsoii, son OF tho
proprietor Of tbs Wyoming Hotel, ana 0torgo Robln-
sou. the night clerk arrested today tnr illegal
voting. They cane few weeks ago, from esMoinaa.
, 1875-04-09

,ao. p1I
"nsn asa,a s"e ,",, - "a nh1icca n secnro tho
s-t. 49, -, A.. ,a,t,.n,.r ~ occon,nonv bor ali
A.. H., r,,oro,ii 10 m 1,roohfvn trou1lo
t,.sx. s''"''
,.u,.s ar c.,,.
Ass ~ rouun ~ ~, rsn .s,,s,,,,, +. ,',,as.
A.. &c.,, -. t,n n,,on ~ tba ro,,ur man All tho
~o,nr man w know !. smile."-H Hfchnlond En-.
1,;~es
vov y,,,, .or,,,,tn. f,,ot y.v, yx,a ,,ovo,tv has
ps., - .,5 ~ ,n.ra ,y,.., ,,o,r .to o,tw tna
,'nan .a,ro,ta5 sin,arI, Ton,,oo +. t;rci, of
Tho Chicaro u1s.,on.rtev md there nsc still
several hard cas.a tl,ofe,
:. ,,,s.. dau..rd,r, ~ I'm o.1oot tnhahttant
~. t,.on fou,xt hv 1nnv n wrn" II, tin f,ulf Of
star;an :, I. t,.a n,,tu,:, n,,.o,n;5oto. rc-
-..ins =, ,vh,c,, o.o,,r +, .ho i,olsdam sand
stone. tho o,dest of Inn situr,an rocks,
uAnav n Mrnnocr I, ", arm and to ssv, still
,,,,no md viii rro,,,,,,. shov ti,o phll,JoIoh,a
Times th.t In IL mt " tbo tsto il. 8. Munnoc.t"
in . fav x,ela !. nohcm,A vag written by the
i,te Fnasr Mrnnocu LIS tslontel brother.
r. 1,,a. 1,,.,, 1tr.u of 1udlnu.no,Is. h.s
o,van a pe,fcct facsimile Of tho Hon, Jony c,
Erwa antnnr.nL It must take him mouth to
afix IL to . Treasury note. Perhaps THU In an
tnoanim,z uc,,ons to nrorent too rnptd imitation
ot tne cufsene5' ....
Jolss DlNoHAN, Nor York blgan1'st, pleaded
no wnutd liza will h,s two vivian or m IN A.a,e,a
Prison for thEeo years, ho chccrfuly chose tho
latter. The story hath au ancient and 1al-like
oslos, but Ia too good to bo omitted.
J. N, 3EcCuILouaH, General Manager, and
WILLIAM BrEwARr. General Freleht Agent OF
tho Pennsylvania Railroad, and Mr.. LATxa, Con
ch;rooo 1,o,ro,a ,ro In tin otv nrtt3no Tin
s ss ~ ~. S,..,s,s T"s .ssA 'AS
r,. a-orsf, coo,,v s,croo lint ,,,,s,r,,t, az
the leo and BnoW at Tho poles Of t1o planet MARI
a1p plainly visible from our ossth, tho simplest
way to discover whether an opon Polar Son real
II ox1sts on our plauet would bo to establish
code Of signals With our outside nesghbor.
Tue Rcv. ". II. DANIELS, formerly pastor or
the Union Park Methodist Church, leaves for
England Tomorrow, for tho special purpose Of
following MOODY and sANKEY. hnd writing book
about shon and their royival. Ho goea with
lo.tcrs Of introduction to 1arge number Of
London clergymon.
APersan narnod MonAnxEp M1nzA was con-
fped in a BACK with 4 cot. roostor. anl a yipcr.
s,be cast Into tho eea ujs executiouoss forgot to
arch him. and as soop a. the moutb of the
sack vss closed he drew kuife and slew tho
y.oer. An hour latar ni,en thrown fnto Tho
H,tor. f,o rinped onon thu aack. ewam M. md
esnapad.
hon.r,,.n. -, ,,,,,. =. o,,... o..,.
r., ,a,at trhons na.oS 49, a.. ~ ,';s1,,'.a. =,
H., ha.s* ,a ~ ~ liz M a..,, 49, ~ a"., ~
,a,,a;ons orsas ~. ~ n'a 49,, tnr,oa ~
uouneed 10 his hoorers his rearet tint no nromin.
tur pe,aon abpu,d nave made !. bee.i}ue Ia
Ua;,ca and that nioLt. ,ftar rco.rdIno ,ho ,,ron.
, 1875-04-09

N$zt1dE 1TE8iNJft
WILxEsuARA1, pa, April 8.-Addtioual troops LETT
hero today Oh routo for 1Iazluton. telegram f1on
Buck Mountain saya that raid u,ada on the coal.
wor2s tLls acruoou, and tho engineers driven from
rlr post, thuu cnlaletrnB the mines from fooding.
Three companies Of soldiers left uaxlcou n oco fo
Buck MouM.sIn. An accidental ara truks out In @
D. Hndtrmau Co,t slpps last night aud bids fps IL
bc very DISASTROUS. Tho strikers we're u,'.ueEouB
AanouB the spt<tatur bit sefnei 10 ictli any aRaist-
ancs and tho aaMas ksse now huyona cousrol.
, 1875-04-09

p1TtSruHo, ArEl s-Pssrolsran dull csuds Il ~ u
patlbts rabnslt a+Hts fbtlsds}phf4 dAliys1ys
, 1875-04-09

Benntor Sargent arrived In an TiaIcisro iast evei
ing aud thu recipient Ct demonstration ct tha
hands IT those who udorse hls fDliticE! tnrtse.
, 1875-04-09

hAh3h1 A1HSFtN0 ANoGs
ST. LoU1s. April s.-A Han, whos9 name n not
given, WAS hanged IN osaGs County, Ian, Lat Sun
day night fur outsactug young gIst.
, 1875-04-09

Co,nrr CLARK and IAkest sst EIu44 ag hukt.
q o. slty ssls n". +. sst..x s*.4s A.
LII Islas. Ttsns!aats. y pH dss;, ar, u.x..
, 1875-04-09

se'' ~ Moaess sesn. entirsly free from tho
surgll sn,bast which 40 many think to be- =
Lte:- rlsusont Vt real poetry, HI, UArn,w.v
: 'tlH:: knuWn t. largo cIrclo Of roatiarA IN
tea !1tf iA7a4stde aud ashcr asra!a, iu which
ca'!t Eoanls hayo attracted eoukMarxbla ~.
k.AtiuH, ~
Ftt; q sonse-3 solatr. y. H. lentou. H. i, sao,
s.;,m. u H.;y Mss' hsx York JotsFh 8. Benaett Fill
90 a. l:."s'tco; Q. y: Hunttassou Uostan; L. Dost.
a. ~. N.li'mors: y. ": Eastman, Mtnnhapots; il,
M.,;, i. ;,onSy:.s' ~ isql; : Fuller, Ho.!.ni q IT,
t'.hY l4s, Csnslauatl: Charles a. Hsl1ows, Fsnk A.
t,:, -, NY xotk; J. q Hopkins. Madison; ". O.
': ssx.a !. h4it1oIs: ". Il c,adoca Mas!oo JOHN
soan :. Safely. loVs; N. r W.rd. osand Tspt1s: 81
1Ssna u. l~as; 4. L4,ro. tautnnati 0ru"i
~; ": Il rll1 nssah; asx Yo5k Y; u. Eos,.a. uoa-
@ ksiaa. .sa4on. oniATio; J. n ForJ. Dssroit 4.
iii,. iien1afs. Itlts; = AZ, aops. = Lqai; r.
T. S*, Vow York u. spas< c.i|.ns.r Gsaa mer'a 1daa
Gill, w. Mso;, !; Ss1as; i I. " Osborn Tosdo H. il.
ia ha..en Esas{;: qs'sSs sInSo;: is.
!; s2, ,as. 9'sAt',:ai *i.a AZ Asoa'iss$5: :s
ssslto; a!.ts. SosEjn rs;ss sssy, sAs2f 49a1,
T.: u, ae.e II Iins lsa; Mphnsapoils d Adams Duds.
lanes u. eton, AaNfosIt I 4 Merr' MertSn' o4h1Iusi
LIZ o., y Mlx.aies; San: isisnat,o .: IL = F Eas
rap;,so: = a.o1x tansannats .a Fo1,i, sai,
~, CslietnAsa; L. Eoshstsu osSsst4na s..a William
Es.k ,!s: u: o. o4esa oat Isa:s4. .1
~: fsiersoa. - D.sane. @ s;o W,,;t. H. Fair p
n5 e 1oxers, Cleveland; K il rtke riits.i- A
a s.stau :0sa : i9sS ssSss a ao.1xsss 1. W..h
fn,s: oAA - I, Uolburp, ohacnnsut pxs. S,,s hss
ssnolxam.t Inward e Ne. Tsstsas e a., 4 s'f1nE.
tesssea q 4ssass. WI j" ~
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PRICE THREE CENTS.


Some men think / tend too much to liber-
alism am not monk. am not me-
di@valist. To me Christianity is sweetness,
hope, good news. Religion is love to God
love with head up and heart open, love
with the confidence of children NV
thought of religion is that soul shall come
all blossom, bloom, rejoice, radiate. Go
to church and be socal-not as ghosts.
Ask about the neighbor and family. Come
smiling, come cheerful come with good
feelings. One of the effects Of the church
IS to make Sunday social day, as II should
be. in the family. l remember very well
when l walked up on Sunday morning once
and my brother Charles lay in the trundle-
bed near by me. began to make rabbits
out of the cotton IN the bed quilt, and the
thought flashed across me that 1t was Sun
day, "Chares," | said, otis Sunday" We
ducked down under tue coverlid and blan-
ket, and expected to be struck dead. Shut
up n child like | was-mercurial, nervous,
changeable-in house on Sunday, oh, how
gloomy. | looked at the flies, ate ginger
bread and cake. tried to read book | never
could understand. My father was too
busy TO attend to children, and my second
mother was good but severe, and my Sun
day was the gloomiest day of all the week.
How watched for the sun to go down |
stood by the large dining-room sindow and
watched the great red orb descend, and it
never seemed to be so late as on that day,
and when its glimmer was gone dumped
and cried, Sundays gone Sundays gone!
| teach that the Lords day should be social
and / say that cultivation of the social
feelings in any way publication cleans
ing, is part of the day. The best thing
that you could do for tenement people is
to rout them out.into the parks and into
the sunlight. go for humanity, and so
go for the honor and glory of God. A
part of Sunday should be devoted to intel
lectual development, and the church is the
best accessible place for it,
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Springfield.

number of young people were invited TO
give Mr.. Ellis call on the evening of Jan
uary LIST. Music was furnished and ten
couple enjoyed the pleasures of kitchen
dance. Taylor, Smith and Welch (two
violns and corneD furnished the music,
and the evening was enjoyed in grand
style.
There is still something new under the
sun in Springfield. A mica lamp chimney
company has been formed and preparations
are being made for their manufacture.
+. ID. Wright has sold out his printing
Office to G, NJ. Ball.
At the adjourned meeting of the corpora
ton, last Monday evening, a very good
number were in attendance. The commit
tee made their report and business was i'm
mediately commenced. The resolution to
buy steam fire engine was voted down.
After much discussion it was voted to have
the present committee buy a new hand en-
CINE and repair the old one. A resolution
that the corporation pay two-iifths mot
to exceed 5000 to put force pump into
the grist mill, and pipe to the band stand
was voted down. After two hours of dis
cussion the meeting adjourned.
The lyceum on Tuesday evening was well
attended. DR.. Bowers was chosen chair
man. Noble j. Crane and Ellen Ellis de-
livered defamation; both were excellent
but little Ellen, only seven years old, dely-
cred her piece with such confidence and
good voice that she well deserved the APP
plause that followed. The next was music,
| and was followed the reading of the paper
by Miss Ellen Davis, and select piece by
Miss Matte Colburn, and was followed by
a discussion of the question Resolved,
That the condition of the working classes
is constantly growing worse and can be
remedied only by cooperation" This was
well discussed. Each individual to decide
for themselves.
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Words of wisdom.

If could not send man among the
mountains, or through the valleys, or by
the side OF the streams, would shut him
up in the resoundng recesses of the Old
Testament. There is more loving descrip-
ton of nature in the Psalms alone than in
all the Greek and Roman literature Yet
the Bible has been used so unfairly. and
trucking priesthood have drawn from it
such base arguments, that men of free and
generous natures have been repealed by it,
and have gone away with the wings of lite
nature and the feet of science to find God in
the great realms Of nature.
OF all the work that produces results
nlne-tenths must be drudgery. There is no
work from the highest TO the lowest, which
can be done well by any man who is unwil-
ling to make that sacrifice. Part of the
very nobility of the devotion of the true
workman to his work consists in the fact
that a man is not daunted by finding that
drudgery must be done ana no man can
really succeed in any walk of life without
good deal OF what in ordinary English is
called pluck. That is the condition of all
work whatever, and It is the condition of
all success.
Do right for rights sake, love God and
goodness because they are good. The soul
sccuis W AWAKE from ututu dL SUCH hlCuau-
gels call as this. and mortal man puts on
his rightful Immortality. The prodigal
groyels no longer, seeking for happiness
among the husks of pleasure but looming
to himself" he arises and goes to his Faith
err, needless il it be but as the lowest of his
servants he may yet dwell beneath that
Fathers smile. Hope and fear for this life
or the next, mercenary bargaining and la
Dor of eye-service for lure of honor, all are
at an end he is free man. and free shall
be the oblation of his soul and body, the
reasonable, holy and acceptable sacrifice.
Quick, the comedian, who flourished l4O
years ago, one day passing through Moor
fields, was seized upon my touter of
furniture shop, who, without ceremony
pulled him in, and began putting up his
chairs and tables Quick, being old and
infirm, made but little resistance, but asked
the man If he were master of the shop.
" No, sir" said the touter, " but l will
fetch him Immediately" The man re-
turned with his master, to whom he put
the same question, "Are you the master of
the shop?" "Yes, sir what can do for
your want you just to hold that man
a minute, while go out
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As the law now stands school district
clerks are required to make out, during the
month of January, and return to the town
clerks Office in their respective towns dur
ing this month, a list of the heads of fam
lilies living in their district, names and ages
OF the children, also the births and deaths
which have occurred in their respective dis
tricts for the year previous to Jan. LIST. In
case of fractional districts the returns should
be made for such part of the district as is
situated in certain town to the clerk of
that town and so On for the other portions
of the district
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Irwin.

The Irwin contempt case was disposed
of in the House, Wednesday afternoon,
without much opposition. The witness
goes to the District Jail, to remain TIL the
close of the Congress, unless he concludes
to testify. The accommodations in the
Jail are scanty, and, if he is put in one of
the common cells. his position will be hor-
rible. There is no doubt that he is in very
delicate health. and the result may be Sc
rious. But, as Mr.. Dawes told the House,
all he has to do is to comply with the re-
quest of the House, and he can go free.
Opinions vary as TO the probable result,
but many think that the contumacious r.
win will not long abide in the common jail
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FOR EXPLANATORY AND CHRONIC RiEU-
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MECHANICAL DISEASES,

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BILIOUS REMITTENT,AND INTERMITTENT
FEYERS

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DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION,

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