davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-12-25

-Gar fir6terGi6e 8 efpeniter
ftebt Der vTrelbeitsfreunb" in Btttsburg.
@r ldrelbt nGlnlt6:
v8ir befillben uns poUitGnoi9 i'm 3uItdn6e ser
9GepoIuttOn, u1lter nnS etn auS5ubre1e1 brobenz
Der SuLfan.-gSdfelt merber 9efuuft uno per-
tDetlt, bemane SonOen MAIDEN
9am5e 9nSltreGe nnit9er, ielbit Der
rettibdft. Nttlitdr 5tebt frieoltt in Die beorobten
GegenDen ein, bic Srelbstt al beldisen DOT ben
gtngriien ocr @ciualt; Orob erbebt li9 er gu 1T
blutt9en y u no1per porbcrettete
S6lOltn 8 Der SEN | t unb Ifreit iiber Ser
taliun9sbru6. Selbit i'm GonsreB iino bic Ser
bGltntffe nidt 9eftdrt; bort gifts nm Bug uno
@egcn5u9 - bic Wtunoper bort baben e%eiDilerz
11aBcn l9on etnen trte9ertl den @e1t uno
bic Mortpnlatlonen Oeuten aur Gutbloltgfeit bin.
Nu5 ben Sd9eSbldttern gar bau6t lns cine II M
pie S9mile e1tge9cn = Sp i9en ben
Sctlen gdDrt Elm ftn lterer Nbgruno.
S8er bGtte ie 9eabnt, bab bas Gentennlaliobr an
lOl6en 1reGIt0en 3 II 1tdnbe uno nod
i9reGlt9 2luslt4tcn REID 1perOem
lOutc2"
2Senn Der nit amerifaniI6eu 8er91lts
nilIen nt6t befannte Guropder Die 6es
tpaffneten Sanoen I'M Bi~ttsburger 1reiz
beitsfreuno mar}6tren 1tebt mno 3lpil6en
ben 3etlen ben ftnlteren Qbgruno 9d6ren
bort, muB er fretli6 9lauben, es lei BET
un5 nod nteI i6Gtmmer ais in Wterito.
- ueber einen prize It b n
81 effeu BON &GrI S6ur3 Ielen
mir lit einem We0ielblatte:
Snterellart lit eS SIT b0ren, oQb !Gart Sd,urs
bierSulanoe eirel Nteiieu beltbt. IS lit oteier Der
h o0 piirb &. 6. G6ur5, Riarrer Der
st. AtopIiuS @emetn0e III 2SiDita, Seogpif
Gotntp, IauIaS. 0erIelbe lit nad europa ab gez
reiit, INT leiner Gatcrltaot G0ln am 3tbeil, Die er
felt Is SaDren niht rtebr 9elcber, etnen Seiud
ub5u1tatten. TDn Eolt aus geoentt s
SdurS cine Jtetle mad Gom Su MAIDEN. Snt
Sabre 1877 mill S9ur5 Die HiiGreiie nu9 9lntez
rita dntreten rtD etne Nn5abl fatbplilDer Gtr>
munberer aus Der 9tbetltproutnS ta1 &aninS be-
9leiten, 100 CT in lebS Counties % MtllltOns>
StotiOnen Sl perlcbell bat.
Scarf S1ur3 ielbit 1T fatbolii6 gebo=
rem unD qetauft, uno basu bat er einert
Ieib6afttgen tatbolti6enBrteiter unoDtiis
iiouGr 3umGLutsDerDanoten. st mag it6
Dor ieiIem Goaegen BreetortuS III Ndt
neDmer, oarntt tDn Der rt0t alS ventz
fa5mten Selutpiter" vbranOmarft".
- Ginen groBen @efauen bat Die oes
mofratil0e unter ben 3ipei @eiebgebun>
oen bon Slo>Garoltua ben Gepubltfa.
ilern ertpielen, tnoem Ite Dem bon Der re-
publtfanii1en 0e9en=g eiebgebung gum
Sunbes1enator erpGblten BunoeSantpaIt
Scribe nab Iargem pergebLi6en Nbltilnz
men ben Sberit 90. s. 8utIer ais
Observation-Disclosures gegenitber>
fteute. St erbielt i6lieBlt6 81 mi ben
70 Stimmeu Der iebt ais Oegen9eieb8es
bung neretuisten oemOfratii6en StaatSs
ienatoren uno NbgeorOnetcn. IS lit Ojes
oerlelbe Butler, tDelder BET Der greulis
beu Observation-Disclosures I'M 4. Sult D. S.
in 8 nmburg, g. e., Die I0auptrOue
9eipieIt baben ioa. ST lteDt tpegen iener
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-12-25
0oruenuter NG0ct.

Der Union 9eague Club" / II
sc 10 . o t beltebt aus ben uornebmz
ten ul1D rei6iten Birgern oaielblt. lns
ter ieimen t~aulen0 Diitglteoern iinO iiber
bret1unoert D0blt anftGnOige 9emotras
ten, u1o Oa Der Serein in ben lebtcn Sab
rem Dauptid1li0 llr gefeuige 3nede
perfoIgte, 10 berrIdte oa5 bette GtnUer=
neDmen 5tpti6en 1eiuer Demotratiid ben
ullo republtfGnil0en Utttglie0ern.
Qlber our6 Die 2etoeni6aftli6feit unb
B0belbafttBfett Der lsBterelt tit Der boIoen
@tntra6t Elm iGDes @noe gema6t tDor0en.
Sn ber Iebtsn Stbung bes Clubs beans
tragic Der Jtepubllfdner Oorman y. 6 o.
o II, naB Der Club $4,000 3ulammeni0iez
Ben loute, UNI ben Sberit 9rafe De &aD
beilGut9 fem ltitglieo oes Subs,
tpObl aber Elm @erf5eu8 SAD Gbanoler's
- mad Soutflana. Nl0rtoa &C. gu l0iGen,
bamtt CT etoll6e 3eugutiie bei6affe gum
8eDeile, Dab Die 0em0traten i1auerlide
NabLbetriigereten periibt DGtten. Ser 9tes
p%ubllfaner BaIeS, tpeL0er ben 9ors
l6lag unterltilBte, betOnte, baB in Bad
GDanOler's &alie o0utge Gbbe 9errl0e,
inOem CT mGbren0 bet leBten @ampaQne
aus eigeneu WtitteLn ni6t peni9er ais
$50, 600 bergegeben uno Oa algeIegt babe,
no tie am metltelt gut t9un tpitroen; er
babe io9ar nibt ge509ert ite ipeit meg I'll
i6tGen, vlo ,Dett meg ais bis ua9 Orez
g0n."
Gaton tpuroe Jest, neil bic auiueIen6en
0emofraten Ia1ter, 10 ipiitbeno, DAB ct
briiute: v0ie bsmofr. 8artei lit etne
Sdanoe fur Das Sano. 9Sas Die 9emoz
traten b%etrifft, tpel6e ge9enmGrtig bleIe
Yartet biIoen. 10 iino ie oerieIben mir
big - fe itno ntdts alberes ais Gbiere.
Die, ieDer meni6li6en 9~tegung nuf4z
big. it0 iii ibrem eigenen 0reGe pG(3en
ullo ben 9iarnen Der Wfeni6beit i9Gnz
oen."
@egen bieie @emein6eiten tpuroe BON
oemotratII6en Wfttglieoern frdftig 8erz
tDabrnng etnseLe9t. OarOb lpuroe aber
Der aIte iteturet6e SaGfon g.
S6ulb TO Ditbenb, baB CT Dem D06It
anitGnbig auftretenoen 0emotraten 9eos
DarO 3urtef: vGreten sic aus, ipenit
Ste ni6t in ieoer Si5uns bes Stubs i'm
lultirt iei1 nOIlen. SD Deroe Der @rite
iein, Der Sic inIultirt, unO tpenn Sic be-
baupte1, 6aB GlLOen in Georgia IS, 600
WtaiOritGt erbalten babe, 10 iino Sic eil1
inf0mer &Igner."
Sept folgte aasemeine Geriptrrung.
Gin Oubeno YeriOuen, Oemofraten tDie
Jepubltfaner, m0Ite ipreden. Ser
SoritBenoe ertbeiIte i6lieBLt6 penn uns
Dsrmeloll9en aIten ". IS. Blunt bas
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-12-25
sGTDriS0e 9tltertbauter.

Die fir5tt6 im 8rttii6 Oauieum ots
9elangten, pou Dem peritorbenen George
SmitD gefommeLten aiiDrii0en, babpLos
nil6en uno aramdti0en NItertblmer
tperoen gegenmarti9 bon bem9lltertbumss
forl0er Ntaiam ct. GDao 8oscatDen Ell
ner genauen 8eit1tigung unter5ogen,
Mnt Demna6 geor0net uno init Mufihrtfz
ten berieben sur DffentltOen 4uslteuuug
Su %gelan9eu.
Die Undergraduate Itno ibrer WteDrz
5aDl mad lo%9enannte Gcrtra9stafeln, b.
J.. feline YIatten aus 9ebranntem GDon,
Die auf beiOen Seiten beihrieben iilo
uno ais uErfunoeu fit Gaui1s ooer
&aufoertrGge bienten. Sic sitno bur6
3eugen 9eblbreno ~begGaubigt ullo nit
9en0Iem Datum oerleDen; AUDI iino tic
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-12-25
Gin 9ttO bon 9autptOn tito feittets
ScWtctG.

g8aoe '6anpton miro bon benz lebt III
SnozGar0ltna's 0auptitaDt columbia be-
finoIi6eu 0errn lStIfie BON Der y@btca>
go Zines" 10 beibrteben:
yGr tit lin DO q in BEN ii II +
5tgen, 5 SUB ii 3Ou grOB, breitlAuLS
teri9, BON traftigem 60rperbau, bat ei.
Ieu grOBen &opf nit i6Dar3em uno
tbeilDeile er9rautem 0anre, unO trG9t
ben Bart nab eugIilder QSeile; Oer Dtdz
te S0nurrbart bel0attet eineu grDBeu,
aber lDObIgefOrmten DtunO; 6ampton's
9eitdtsfGrbe lit ounfeI, leI1e Nugeu
1tuo gr0B uno au5orudspou, Der Dolle
nno trGftt0e uuterfiefer DerletDt Dem @e;
ft6te ben NuSOruG GROCER Teitigfeit.
Sm 9an3en lit Eaoe ELL DublGerU taltn,
er ttebt dber gar ntbt lDte eth SiiolGuoer
aus, ~ionbern iuer i'm ntdt fennt, Der
f0nnte ibn fir einen 5lenlih na6ldBig
9efIet0eten &1utberrn aus Der @egeno
Don Bolton DaIten. Nl5 0t eoner lit
er iebr 6eoeutenO; CT bat etle 0ur0orin>
eeuoe Sttmme, oeutIi6e Quslpra0e uu0
uerma9 our6 feline ergreifenoe unO binz
reiBenoe 2lrt oeS Spred)enS letne Sub0>
rer bis CUR 9%taleret ~ 5u begetterM.
Se0enfaQ9 lit er~ ge9enDGrtig oer einfluB>
ret1lte Wlamn Ill Giio. SarDLtna Mno
fam Our6 cine einjt9e 8eDegung ieine5
Singers Sio=GaroIind Srieoen ODER
&rieg geben."-
Nls 9auptbeDeis fir ben 3a1beriiben
GimfluB WaoeDampton's auf oieWtduner
SID>GarDltna'5 fubrt Der @Orrelpon=
bent pie Sbatlade all, baB e5 oemleLben
eeIang, Die Sauienoe bon ebemoIigen
Jtebeuen nno 8ul6fIeppern, Die III IeB=
ter ISOLDE beluaffnet in Columbia ipiln=
melteu ui1o 10 fampfbe9ierig e~epclen
iein ioQe1, uno BON Denen 0unoerte utt-
ter !6ampton's peri0nIi6em SefebIc ben
8iirgerfrieg mttma1ten, 10 gang uno
gar bon lsoer @emaIttbat ab5ubaLten.
@tIfie enttpirft BON oteien Seuteu fol-
genoes Bib:
Bier bis 5ebntaufen6 fnmpf6
b g e 90 d mn t Suo. Garolinas Darem
III Der Staot Columbia 66te S0bue
ibres SobenS, nit %ftrupptgem Bart, oitnz
men 8einen, un9efGmmten 5aareR, in
bieIfarbi9en alien &leioern - Elm nt6ts
tneuiger als f60ner NnbIid. 8abreno
bes 8Irgerfrie9es iGB i6 DIele 9eitalten
oans oerielben Nrt, tie tanler oamaI5
iAreieno uno tretl1eno our9 ben BalO
bon S9tIob.
Die meiiten 6ieIer 9erren uaren iebt
nab Columbia getommen, vum Der
StaatsausfeQung bel3uDobnen." 9lu6
Elm Standardization" Ioute i%tattfinOen
NIB Die 6erren bra6ten fir oieles prG6.
tioe 8udien [SinterLaoer] nno 0teOOIuer
nit. Die y2tusiteIuEg" tpar III Der Chat
pra9tnO4, lie beltGno aus eEnerStFGBenz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-12-25

@ort. Der cine ebenio toue Gebe belt,
tpie ShulB urb barin Nusoriide, pie
roemofratii6e SerrGt1er" uuo ytriIde
9iebe" eebrau6te. lin Gbdtli6f eiten
au bermeioen, erfldrte Der Goriibenoe
Die Serianmlung fit gel9lolien.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-12-25
&On NaO Tito Sertt+
Snlan B..

-@ar lit 6terGt6e @efpenter
itebt Der 6reibeitsfreunO" in gittsburg.
@r 1nreibt n1lnLth:
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1876-06-17
YUMA. A. T., SATURDAY, JUNE IT, 1876
Ben Butler as a Lover.

Celia Logan writes: "Apropos
of the atricals, [ have heard my
mother tell a little story of the
late Mrs. Butler and of Ben Butler
as a lover. Miss Hildreth was
lovely young creature who had
espOused the stage, and was fair
ly successful for those days when
no such fame and fortunes were
made as in these. She came to
Cincinpati to play an engagement,
and had hardly began when B F.
Butler, who had fallen in love
with her some time previously,
came after her. 1t was under
stood by the company that al
though she favored his suit, she
was not disposed to marry as soon
as he desired. He had to go to
New Orleans on a short trip and
told her that he would give her
until he came back to make up
her mind. He left the city, was
gone for a short time, and one
night made his appearance in the
green room. Miss Hildreth was
playing Pauline in the Lady of
Lyons and when she came off
the stage, found the impetuous
and then obscure Ben, waiting
most impatiently his answer. She
gave it in the affirmative, and he |
hurried her away with all the ar
dor of the first Napoleon on his
second marriage. At that time
Ben was a strong. well-knit young
fellow, with remarkable cOnver-
sational powers. They must have
been great indeed to have won
so lovely and SO desirable part
ner for life. Long a sufferer from
one of the most agOnizing mala-
dies to which female flesh is heir,
cancer-Mrs. Butler bore ner tor
ments with more than mere pa
tience-with resignation and dig
nifty, and comparatively young,
has just lain down her life a mar
tyr TO disease"
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1876-06-17

The Virginia City Chronicle
gives this sketch of life beneath
the shadow Of Mount Davidson {:
In certain C.street saloon there
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1876-06-17
Total .................. ..59 L

A couple from Berkley came to
Oakland the other day and pro-
cured license, and were married
in due form. They left on the af-
ternoon train for San Francisco to
spend their honeymoon. They
attracted the attention Of every
passenger by their lavish display
of affection. The young man kept
his arm tight around the BRIDES
waist, as if he was afraid she
would vanish before he knew it,
and she didn't seem to care if he
hugged her right along for half a
day. She was so terribly hOmely
that everybody wondered how he
could love her, and by and by he
seemed to think that an eXplana-
tion would be in order. He bor-
rowed a chew of tobacco of a man
near the door and remarked, "Pm
going to hug that girl all the way.
though know she isn't purity"
Il wouldn't" briefly replied the
man. And there's where you'd
fool yourself" " continued the
young man. "When Pm hug
ging hundred dollar lot in
Berkeley with a nice little cottage
and row of blue gum trees IN
front Of it, l can make the home
liest girl in the world look like
an angel to me."-WeSt Oakland
Press,
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1876-06-17

ready 10 58ls into row lal- Ha is
known among .he patrons Of 1aa
place by tie descriptive title of
Joe the Terror" An old b9m-
mer, who #45 Well-tO-dO once
as were most COmst0ck burwEF
-1a.9-.s aa saloon anl 1e lao
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1876-06-17

A certain pompus Judge fined
several lawyers $40 each for con-
tempt Of court. After they had
paid their fines a steady-going old
attorney walked gravely up TO the
bench and laid down a $40 bill.
"What is that for?" inquired the
judge. "FOr contempt, your
Honor" "Why, I have not fined
you for contempt" "I know
that" said the attorney, "but !
want you to understand that I
cherish a secret contempt for this
court all the time, and [ am will
ing to pay for it,"
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1876-06-17
Ghe Arizona Sentinel.
Published Every Saturday, by
VIM. J. BERRY,
TERMS--Invariablv 10 Advance
SUBSCRIPTION:
.DVERTISING:
EDITOR e. PROPRIETOR.

ADVERTISING:
One square. each Insertion n--.-----$2 81
Each subsequent insertion--.- ] %
Contracts by the year or quarter at re-
duced rates.
A square consists of ten lines of this
size type.
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1876-06-17
MONEY ! MONEY |!

Money, where, O where
The divil are ye gone tO2
| think it's mighty quare
While trying to hould onto
A little now and thin,
1t littler grows each minnit,
Like virtue more than sin,
Yet sure the DEVILS in it;
For 60 where e'er | will,
In tragic scenes or funny,
The programme of sIch bill
Is money money money
Sometimes as through the street
In dhramy thought I'm gOin',
Quite suddenly I'd meet
A beat, his rudeness showin';
"a quarter-O good Lord !
I'm hard up sir-nO dedgin',
Dead short of clothes and board,
Tobacco, rum and lodgin' ~
So many wants-OchOne
| pity you. me honey
One troubles me alone,
And that is mOny money
Each day we see CRATE min.
Each night delightful wimmin:
Each Sabbath hear how sin
Is through the air skimmin',
Like butterflies so fine.
Or bees that's seeking honey,
Och, murther. but l pine
For all the joys of money
The Commune plan is best,
Tho many can't abide it;
But | am with the rest
Who'd go in to divide it.
We ourselves a nation call,
Of patriots, severeigns, scholars
For sale or purchase all.
To him who planks the dollars;
But here. wild ferry eye,
For bravo! l resent it,
And call it big lie
AS iver was inVinted
For thruth must not be tOuld
By any wide-mouth d spoOney;
Be humble more than bOuld,
And that's what wins the none
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1876-06-17

A painter had been employed
to repair a number of pictures in
convent. He did it, and pre-
sented bill in full for fifty-nine
francs and eleven confines to the
curate, who refused to pay it,
saying ina - coC-''." Wg-i1
require q complete detail The
painter produced Il Us follows
Corrected and renewed the
Ten ,oumaudmeuts....-....5 5 u
Gm0ellishcd E0ntius PLATE
and put4 new ribbon On his
..a
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1876-06-17

JOB PRINTING:
Legal Blanks, Briefs, Bill-Heads, Letter
Heads Circulars, Labels, Cards. Program
mes, ETC.. printed in every style, with neat
nees and dispatch.
TCurrency taken AT PAR when pay
uents are made in advance.
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1876-06-17


d-LlE -C----il gratis 5or 3 year
past on the strength of past pa
tronage. The other day Joe got
orders to shut off all free drinkers
and tick, with the further instruc-
ton not to hesitate about break
ing a head or two in case his ad-
hession to the new rule should
require it. = Old Mike shambled
in yesterday morning, with thirst
written on every lineament. and
trem blingly begged for the usual
cocktail. Cant do il no more,
Mike" said Joe, shaking his
head, as, with shirt sleeves rolled
up, he wiped the bar and set the
bottles in order. "BOss says we
must shut down on you fellows"
"It's thousands Pve spent wild ye,.
We OvergrOWn brute ~ cried Mike
in a rage. Light out O. here,
now, nightly lively, or Plt mop
the floor with you, you old soak
erl" returned Joe, preparing to
jump over the counter. Mike
QlQ' nC wait OUT nOuncGQ out IN a
rage. Whisky was master, how
ever, and he came back presently
with two other Old wrecks. The
dry trio stood on the sidewalk
outside the door, gazing upon Joe
with looks of exaggerated admir-
alton. LUX at him now, will
ye," said old Mike in a loud Whis-
per, of which Joe, of course pre-
tended to be unconscious, as he
rinsed the glasses. "Luk at the
arm av him now, will yep said
Mike. There's a fsht for ye.
Cora, Lux at the shoulder uv'm.
LUX at his neck. Man aloive,
but he's a pickcher av Haynan,
I wouldn't like a tip av that fisht
now. Och, but he's a beautiful
man entOirelyw "Come in, you
stifs. and have your tOddy!" cried
the blushing Joe; and the three
Old sponges scnttled up, pretend.
ing, Bf course, that they had no
idea in the world that Joe had
heard the whispers.
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1876-06-17

An experienced Old stager says,
if you make love to a wider who
has a daughter twenty years
younger than herself, begin by
declaring you thought they were
sisters.
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1876-06-17
ROAD STATION RECEIPTS
-B2u2% R0ziu0e RecelDLS,

BzNa9H E01iuge KecelpIS,
Very important to Station Keepers, and
printed in the form required by the latest
Military orders, on hand and for sale at
THE SENTINEL " OFFICE.
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1876-06-17

o. -
FuJ new tail on Jne rooster
of st. Peter and mended
his comb. mb................... ........ 8 20
Replumbed and gilded the
left wing of the Guardian
Angel. ...................... 4 IS
Washed the servant of the
High Priest and put car
mine on his cheeks........... 5 I2
Renewed Heaven, adjusted 2
stars, gilded the sun, clean
ed the moon On................... 7 IA
Terminated hefames ofpur-
gatory and restored some
souls Observation-Disclosures. 6 06
Revived the flames of hell,
put new tail on the devil,
mended his left hoOf, and
did several jobs for the
damned -. ......................4 4 10
Rebordered the robe of HerCd
and readjusted his wig ..... 4 O4
Put new spatterdashes on the
son of Tobias and dressing
on his sack ......................2 2 90
Cleaned the ears of Balaam's
ass and shod him. 3 OF
Put earrings on the ears of
Saturn............................ 2 OF
Put a new stone in David's
sling, enlarged the head of
Goliah and extended his
legs..................................3 8 o.
Decorated Noah's Ark. ......... 8 90
Mended the shirt of the Pro-
digal Son and cleaned the
pigs....."............"....... 4 G9
Total 20 II
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1876-06-17

C 10 day at home. Agents wanted.
DlA Outfit and terms free. TRUE
q CO., Augusta, Maine. Lmch25-ly.
, 1876-01-24
MICHIGAN l}EHS.

hptslol Dlspatch IL Ths CA.eaqo Tribune,
LANstsa. Mich. Jan. 25.-t;oy. Daglyy has ID.
poiuted tho llay. ID. Z, Jacokes, OF Ann Arbor, ID
compile the educational atatisslcs Of this btnss
for the Centennial exhibition.
A sluk-hoe on the line Ut the Detroit, Lans-
inG 4 Lake Michigan Railroad. near Leroy,
has been very troublesome for two or TIRES
yoarS aud tho track has sunk again, but not
suaic.ens 10 delay ttsins.
Tho buprsMe Court has adjourned for tho
term,
Robert Wheaton. III old pioneer OF Eatou
County, died lAst week It hls hume in Chester,
lie cams to sliulugau in ls40.
There has bcen III extensive addition to tho
LAW Department Of thu stata Library, by tho
receipt OF e'ghty.tdres volumes OK tue Statutes
1t La1go CT Grest Britain, oMbEacluR ths po-
riod from ths nIsh sear vt the reisn Ut Kiug
Henry Ill. to tho thiEteth yusr Of Queen VIC
toria.
Sl1sy.two counties report to tho Auditor .Oeu.
oral 4t2s,663 ltluos.sak uol!ected.
, 1876-01-24
NUMBER ISL.
tns rFotestsnt nfbte road In tho nohoots rothct
than have the book Of Christianity excluded ii.

togethor. '1e'oea ="
SCIENTIFIC AND nlnJIcAL 7uurn,
Atm foFk Ft,tunr, IAN q.
:, ffof. Taylor Lowts, In = latter WHICH ne nnt-
Mst so*oaY' con,inues hi. srg,ucns to noro
saAs thefo is = "posar opposition lrt4eon
Mod6ro y theories of ecionco and tho tfn,ts al
ING b'bio. Tho greater park Of lla ls;t,r tIis-
cuseos tho Question *lethor tie evolution ltleorv
u compatible with 4 bnlEof Ia a personal f;nd
@hose actual will At p1e-cnt cont, ols ali th,nrs.
rtot. !t Lewis tnn'hss That God who simply sci
tnn machT1e Of tlie universe 10 motion or called
y y INTO being ready to move itself, and ticn AID
these LETT It forever 10 work out the ,,esttnp
according 10 tho lava imp ,essel anon Il il
mol At al! tho tiol OF tho Nblo; aud boiieg
IN snch fAr-off deity iH barely one
remove from atholsu. III Tits bsanr!, Of TIA
argument Prof. Lests IL Kirong, but it pruc,pts
on !he assumption That eucf, 3 tlcisy IL lie Gnn
OF tle eTolntlon,at; Gnt whlle thia may s,c tLr
lAot 10 nome Instances, tt IN not truo ct ali or
nearly all tho believers In shn 1aodero tboorios
Of aclenco. '0"'''''
To the second brunch Of wha. rto}, Le1ta
eslis the "potsr Opposition ko haa gwen COM
parat'relJ few MOI ds, but sheY are rl msraubie,
10 natly refuses tho CONCESSION 10 ecIcnco that
thn tirst man, tho Adam OF our race, was tuo re.
sun " anything but special creation; .as
nAle " anything less than n sc,,1talo act Of
noa. IN thus pont lie declares TINT Christianl-
y must stand OF fall. On 1t largo 1rorortian
OF tue !eaderA Of nn1ern scieutliic thought viii
take dlfcct 1ssue with him.
, 1876-01-24

lino, With IN earnest appeal to tho conR,o e IN
to toed the b1astor's invitation, and to wof 6 ii
eafnestnsss and Zeal 70 build up tho new =. ieh
OF Tho Daptiat denomination. :
DR.. Nitchsll. Of tbs Theological Bemi s In
tho usual form. extended the night han \ Isl
lowhldp To the psator. Dr. stoHeIl cht = tho
congregation on ttotr duty towards the {, ,or iu
tno cnstnnhfy manner, and tie sorv = xere
brought to close,
, 1876-01-24
NEW PUBLICATION.
MRS. FLETCHER'S
MEMOIRS,

Whatsoever things are true, what
soovor things are honest, whatsoever
things are just, whatsoever things are
pure, whatsoever things are lovely,
whatsoever things are Of good report !;
If there be any virtue, if there bo any
praise, think on these things" -,
, 1876-01-24

IAnss jan. 25.--AsEisod st MoriIle. tho Aus
trAllk, fsom NsH York tho HltorulA, from BAL
kmuEs.
At Plymouth, Huevia. frou Nav York,
new ioRK. Jan. 23.-Atrlysd, thp steamer
Uenms1k, from London.
, 1876-01-24

UNITED STATES CABLE COMPANY.
new YoRx. Jan. 2a.-Ths ot!ccss Of tha
Direct United 6tAtas Cabts Company announce
their cahle btoke sgsia today about 40 milss
meat Of Torbsy, N. y.
, 1876-01-24
The Full Title Of the Book Ii
AUTOBIOGRAPHY
MRS. FLETCHER,

With Lettora and Other Family
Memorials.
Edited by the Survivor OF Hor
Family nady Rtohardson). Small
Bvo., with two Steel Portraits. prioe
''a.6o. Mailed, Prepaid, on recent
II Prloe by
JANSBN, McCLURG { CO.,
LIT aud 11e 9tata.st., Chicago.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-31

am now sinking wells. and have bon very
s,icc,ssful i'll obtaining 20 d ho"ing watcr
The work of boring ar1 easing wells IL parIG-
ulsrly solicited just III this ti.ac.
Carson, May ., 1876.