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Canton Stark County Democrat (Newspaper) - December 15, 1870, Canton, OhioMedical. Duche s Agency. I was cubed of deafness Catarrh by s simple remedy and will Send the receipt free. Mrs ii. C. , Jersey City n. fit decl volume 37. Canton Stark county Ohio thursday december 15. 1870. Number 27 business directory st. Paul s episcopal Church Corner of tenth and Vii. Sunday to Vlf. Lvi of Viik a. I. And tune Liik p. j p. Thursday eve ning lecture. T o clock. Rev. Jam. Laverty. Rector. C. J. Ue1uer, druggist new Ltd raw Street. Canton Ohio. American hotel. By a. L. Rothacker East Tuscul Ravnaa Street Anion Ohio. A Riih if Stark county Democrat a. Son l ii Lulu a. And Plain an Kanoy Job printers Empire Block Canton Ohio. U1ram Thurston r and Blank Book manufacturer. All Orier from abroad promptly attended to. Bind Ery in Llanier a . Up Ali Ira. Union. Ohio. J. I. Mccrea furniture Iealer and i uder Taki East Tux a Rawa a Street. Canton Ohio. Uov4lf John p. Rex. Merchant tailor and dealer to american and i in pm Loti la a i i of Rem Yumi tim find aug Kkent fur the Sowin Canton Ohio. Nmy4 emf Prince & Haas l the takers metallic and All kinds of coffin Al ways on hand. Two hearses always in Readi Ness East Tuscarawas Street. Canton Ohio. Edwin Smith. Photographer a particular attention Siven to copying and enlarging pictures. Oval Kim idea and allium constantly on hand. Kouta la Mathews s Block a oui Market Street t an Ion . Junel i Sitf a. J. Douds on Market Street West aide three Dwir to Tutti us la Lerv. Lull a i Liliu. Prim twin connected with the profession promptly Attento d to. Decle or. J. U. Siddall. Wallet Flaner e Block. Canton Ohio. Oeo7d Hauter a ero., banker East Tuscarawas Street. Canton. Ohio Kee Elve i Venelta Money Hoy l. Old my ver Honda and compound iut Crest Otea. Exchange a tout Aud sold. e. . Attorney at Jiw. Canton Ohio office in Tienna Miller a w ii thing near 1 unit Juare. Nor3 y i r. S. Shields a Homey at , Canton. Ohio. Oralce in Eaul Thlork itty floor Over one plug burlier a store. July.7 to of c. L. Valland10ham, counsellor at Law Dayton. Ohio. Will or Eiloe in the several stale and Federal courts. Irett no a third Street. Aral stairway Krastof the Viilo insurance Lui Pauy. Marie Uyi to w. Sarr. Eat. A. Salb guv. Raff i Baldwin. Aito Neya at , Canton Ohio. Office in the Eagle Ulock up stairs. An jute , attorney a Law Fulce to Eagle Block Over National Bank Canton Ohio. June in of . Mcgregor attorney at Law. And general collecting a rent. Tonnage Jasper county Atia Souri. Oct Milf Harvey la ugh Lin attorney at Law notary Public Alliance Ohio. To of Louis sch Jefe attorney at Law. Canton 8urk county Ohio. Unel Turku j. W. Mccord. Attorney Law. And Goral Coll Mijon Agul Atteno Ohio Burin new in truth to Lucre will Roit prompt Aue Wilur 2&if j. O. Williard Onty Burry or Tipo Hytti county or Corr office lath a Kilt Lun Mink it Taro h can be found when in the City if Dot tiny Tuin Ineas we Ltd can be left Willi Jacob county harder who will it Veriie notice Tome. The Law Atit Horiana the a aunty Surveyor to Tak the acknowledgement of any him frument of Prfu info he will therefore write and a knowledge agree Wnenta Mort Loeda,4c m fair Price and upon the nhort4f.i notice. Canton january 14,1. Oil o Winter alter. Raft tical watchmaker and jeweler and dealer in Wall Eva Clicks jew tiry and Bilut rare re airing neatly done 00 Aii Urt notice no y in Gam Canton. Ohio. Feb a uhf Deuble a brother dealer in Wathea clock jewelry silverware a East aide of 1 Public Xvi Are Canton Ohio. on Short notice j. A. Meyer dealer in american and foreign Walcha clock Btl redware and fancy Good Northwest Corner of Public Quara Canton. Ohio. Repairing neatly expedit Boualy and Aatifa Tonly done. " pc Thompson dealer in real estate. Dwelling houses for Lala. Rant or Exchange for City or Farn tag property. Building lots by Tarley Price and location for Sale cheap. Monthly payment received and four year time Given. Ornce in Liane a Block East l Mac arawak Street up Taira. Not Jat h. 8. Beldens real estate and collection Agency Corner fifth and Poplar Streeta. Canton Ohio. Farms and town property bought bold and rented. To to examined 1 area paid estates settled deed a abort Ganja Levaea. A written Money borrowed and loaned on real Valale. Coal and Ether Kinda of Mineral property wanted to leave or Purchase. Janla 7oyl 1 0. Eicher real estate agent office above Hanc s leather Tore fast Tua Caraway Street. Canton Ohio May "7imf Exchange hotel by a of Sponhauer at old depot. Lueata properly cared for and Bill moderate. May i2 uhf Jackson hotel Louis Olill Ger proprietor North Market Here. L st. Cloud hotel c. T. Ely proprietor Rubio Canton Ohio. July7 t9 Alliance House by Daniel 8urleck at the that inn. , in Reading a on arrival of care. H. Falke dealer in millinery and fancy Gooda no s opera i ouse Block Canton Ohio. Jyl f V. A. Rago Linoa Coia Cit no. 4, U. A. M., meet every thursday evening at i o clock in a new Block. De. E. Men Art. C. B. H. Data soit. R. 8. N Favl j. D. Snavely von tits action ear would outer he eerie a to those who hint the. Chartee apply at auction Ino. N. K. Corner of 1 Canton Oct mind american hotel. Salem. Ohio Jonn a. Deizie Bangh proprietor. Thl popular and Well k Nown Houne Baa lately been Reh Ted and furnished throughout a Good Sample room for commercial to Arriera. Livery Taule in Leonae ton with the hone and of bulb to and from All trains. 1 boat patronising the Alomae will at All times receive prompt end courteous aititi4n aug tif livery. Viv Iov livery. Frev Ouie lot sthst., Canton Ohio Earnst mid Daudi proprietors. The City All be v t tag new and Good Hornea. Conveyance to it on Renao Zaoie terme with or without Driver Ovir tif meat Market Winsper s meat Market. The Public will always and at my Market. La the us Corner " a Supply of Friesh beef fresh pork sausage. Smoked 1iams. Smoked shoulders tickled Fork corned beef. Reef q quarters Mutton veal a in their season also delivered promptly in every part of the Auarles to l wines and liquors s. Cove & co., wholesale dealers in importers of foreign and Domestic liquors wines in Sci Wertner s Block adjoining american hotel cd tos. Ohio. S. Cove & co. To talk removed their Larue wholesale t.imin11 t from anal Fulton to Canton. In Schwor incr a Block one door went of the american hotel. The rapid growth of Canten in population and commercial importance induced the Arm to take Thia Tep. And a Peckally As no such establishment existed in the City. Their extensive a Wainess extending into the Northern and Eastern part of Ohio compelled them to this step so that they might have belter Facell tics for shipping. 1 heir Stock now on hand la very Large Proba by larger than Ever Efure offered in the county to the Trade at one time and in age and Quality is Superior to any Brand Ever Oft err before in Thia Market. S. Cove a co. Are the Only direct importers t foreign a tutors in the county and among their present Stock May he round e ikim1i w1iiky. 7 Tours the celebrated distillery of Dunn ill a co Belfast Ireland. Old coga , Loyn old from the House of John Arthur a co no. 10. Rue Castillo or Paris. These goods were purchased l y or. G. P. My , of the firm while in Europe last fall and Are especially recommended for family Uso and in Rasta of sickness. Or Nirgal u and retail Deal Cra would do Well to examine their Stock they Hare also on hand a Large Supply of old Rye Bourbon and Liiv rum and full line of All other goods belonging to the Trade. S. Cove a co. Are the oldest whole Sale liquor House in the the county and have been in the business mixtec a Yea a. Thia la the Only House too in the county that makes a specs Alty of this business. Their Large experience is a to the Trade that they understand it and their acc eat is the result of this and their fair dealing. They warrant their goods As represented and they Hare never dealt in unrest filed spirits know ing As they do that raw spirits invariably contain fut it Oil a deadly Poison. In addition to their wholesale Trade they have a Large assortment of their Best and pure brands put up in bottles and for Sale for family do these Are sold by the bottle to accommodate pro Tate families. A goods sold strictly in accordance with the Law. Aufill to spectacles. Money cannot buy it for sight is priceless i i the Diamond glasses or j. E. Spencer & co., n. Y., ii it a Raj now Oire Rea 10 me pubic Crew i Brall the celebrated optician a 01 the world to be the most perfect natural artificial kelp to the human Eye Ever known. They Are ground under their own supervision from minute Crystal pebbles melted together and derive their on account of their hardness and brilliancy. The scientific principle on which they Are constructed brings the cure r Centre of the Lens directly in front of the Eye producing a Clear and distinct vision a in the natural healthy sight and preventing All unpleasant d Aena Tiona such As glimmering and waver ing of the sight Dix guess a Peculiar to All oth ers in use. Titre Aas mounted in rns fix st masks in Rainea of the Best Quality of All materials used for that purpose. Their finish and der ability cannot be surpassed. A action. None genuine unless bearing their Trad Mark stamped on every Frame. Deli big llllo., jewellers and opticians Are sole agents for Canton Ohio from whom they can Only he obtained. These goods Are not Auppl cd to peelers at any Price. Aug to i y Why will Youj Aux your eyesight by using common glasses when you can Purchase Lanai cd n pc Morris celebrated perfected spectacles & Eye Glasse . Ileal Lis Lite world. They Are recommended by the faculty for purity of material brilliancy of finish and their strengthening Raj preserving Powers in which they Excel All others. They last Many years with out change. can be obtained in Canton. Ohio or or. J. A. Meyer watchmaker &. Jeweler sole appointed agent for this place. Ateno paddlers employed or supplied. Ocura tits i merchant tailoring. Second arrival new tto ods i John p. Sex has just returned from the East with a larg Complete variety of fall and Winter clothing goods and be accordingly invites his old friends and All Call &. See bin splendid Stock and latest 8ttles american Ana imported ci9tns, Cas Siebes yest dog goods All of which will b sold at astonishingly Low prices so that All May Lake heed and Call be fore buying elsewhere. Singer sewing machines kept constantly for Sals. John p. oct. 14, Irrer Ftp teachers examination. A i to cants for teachers certificate instar county will please take notice that from this Date regular examinations will be he Din Canton on the Birtt saturday of earn next examination will be on saturday de Cember 3d, 1s7u by order of examiner. Bot loto to f Damiel Woiler clerk. Hardware Iron. A. Johnson Sherrick. Lue Miller. I new hardware store to eight Block 14 1- 2 East Tuscarawas st., Canton Ohio. Sli Errick & Miller have on hand a Fine assortment of of All goods generally kit in a first Clas hard w ire store. The glxd8 Are All entirely new and l have been bought since tue great decline i hardware and consequently can be sold much cheaper than the goods Purcha a d y the old War o Voiku Jar inc u nines. Be Nave horse blankets. Fine Lap Robes che p floor and table Cedar Wake wild pumps Alt kinds of oils paints varnishes pure White Lead enamelled mixed and ready for use Iron nails g lass Springs axles Sash doors. A. A. Pirc to to f hardware. The old popular and Well know n hardware establishment in commercial it lock Correll & son continue to aerie the pit lie with Terv Vari Jet their Lin. Ther have uni Stock and Are provided with full and com plete of the cheapest hardware Ever eff red in this Market. Read the following list of a few of our Chea goods calcined plaster White Sand Hydraulic Cement & draining tile. For Sale at Correll s. Horse blankets Lap roue Mats. Rugs. And a general assortment of saddlery for Sale at Correll s. A the finest. Best and nicest floor and table Oil cloth in town for Sale at Correll s. Pictures framed to order in Gilt Walnut. Or Rosewood mouldings at Correll s. Plated spoons Forks Fine pocket cutlery for Sale cheap at Correll s. Everything usually kept in a first class hardware store for aide at Correll s. 500 barrels Best Carbon Oil r or Sale at wholesale and retail at Correll s. Oct Sij a. Pontius. We. H. Essio. New hardware firm Pontius & Essig s. A. Cor. Pub. Square Canton o., have just purchased the entire Stock Ofa Saxton. Consulting of a d Stock of hardware in general. To which we Hare added a Choice and Well select d Stock of new goods which we Otler to Thoa in wont of anything in our line of Price that will to anti i factory to u. V we have nails Glass Sash and doors. The Best springs., steel axles hoes shovels Forks iii ii Era material picks carpenters tools Cedar Ware spoons silverware an cutlery or the very Oil cloth enamelled Tao ods drugged. Horse blankets and Lap icon Ensor the finest qualities and White l Ead oils a varnishes of All kinds. Is have Erer thine naval la kept in a first Clasa hardware store. We respectfully invite the Public to give us a Call before purchasing else were rum iia a oct-2-u harness a new harness shop. Epi Iralu foul would rape Cipully inform he friends and three rally that he Haa resumed the Harnett making Burinese and Haa opened a shop on the Bolivar Road near a Church. Where he will Natti tincture and keep on and All Kinda of harness collars bridles whips lashes Fly nets a which he will Aell at a Low Price a can be Nad Eide were. Its give me a Call. Marts to to f Ephraim Publ. Notice. Coal fire Clay and paving Crick for Sale by Andrews Donnelly similes s. W. Of Canton. On the Richville . O. Box 419. Canton. Of nth for rent. Fathree rooms in Brick build los of x sont Weot Corner of Public sonar. For fur ther particulars enquire of the Onder pined at Hie store. J. A Bic Larua. O7-t f books stationery a. New goods new goods a. Of Begor & son have just received the largest lot or stationery Ever brought to the City of Canton i 300,000 envelopes.300,000 envelopes,300,000 envelopes. 200 reams paper. 200 reams paper. 200 reams taper. 200 dozen writing inks. 200 dozen writing inks. 200 dozen writing inks. 50o do. Lead pencils. Soo Doz. Lead pencils.500 Doz. Leal pencils. 500 photograph albums. 500 photograph albums. 500 photograph albums. Also .5,000 Yards of the favorite window Shade the cheapest and Best in the world 1 which we make to any desired length i Fea we can Sun nov the above Linn of Fianda cheaper than any other House in the City. Also a full line of school a miscellany ors books Blank Hooks Gemokas dams Acac Call Ai see a. M Tregob a son. Groceries Louis Dumont has purchased the interest of Joseph Dumoulin in the grocery establishment. S f Geo. A. Wim Rhalter. West Nide of Public Square and will continue to Bepton the iat Viii and most Complete assortment of pro vision Asp 1111 supplies to be found of in in City of Canton. Goods delivered. Wove me a call1 Yeti st loui3 Dumont. North Market grocery. Mil a i, x the citizens of Canton and to Public Gener new grocery store at no. 53 North Market st., Canton Ohio. We will keep a full Supply of Choice groceries such a3 sugar Coffee teas spices &c., and everything kept in a grocery store. Iller Bea t Market Price paid Lor Vaulry produce. Give us a Call. Oct7 t0yl Walter Becher a co. Plants & Flowers Lewis Engel nurseryman & Florist offers in addition to his usual Stock of Al varieties of vegetable so. Flower seeds. I extensive Plant houses. Corner of eighth and Plum Street. Canton Ohio Are now stocked with the finest As d Best Geo we g plants in America. A specially of All new bedding plants which imported in the fall of lu9, renew roses new Verbena. New fuchsias 36 varieties. New Foli Aire plants. New double Geranium 12 a Arteue Rew in col or uranium new zonal Geranium new dahlias. New and Hardy pm boxes 28 varieties. New new Hydrangea new Faa Flora Etc in addition to the above i offer a Large Stock of trait and ornamental Trees Tinea and sta robbery at Lew rates. Also cabbage tomatoes. Beet Pepper celery and annual Flower Sweet potato plants in season. E me a All. Canton. Marca an. 187o-i f bed Bottoms. Sleep sleep sleep f yen would sleep comfortably Bay Blake is Paust steel spiral Torine bed Bottom by Seabee a co., Canton. Osce in the City Book store manufactory Corner of Walnut and seventh Streeta one Block South of the Amer ican hotel. Win Oldfield la our scent for the Central Ait Wea tora part of this county and will solicit your Ormara. No Anta. Iai. Air Atli poetry. The Money less Man. I there no secret place on the face of the Charity dwell eth. When virtue hath birth Here bosom in merry and kind Neh will heave and the poor and the wretched shall ask and receive " if there no place on Earth where a Knock from the poor will brine a kind Angel to open the door a. Search the wide world wherever you is no open door for a Money less mail. Go look in Yon Hall where the chandelier a Light drives off with its splendor the darkness of night where the Rich Hanifl rift velvet in Shadow a gracefully Down with its trimming of Gold and the mirrors of Silver take Upland renew in d vistas the Wilde ring View go there in your patches and Fiat if you can a Welcome of smiles for a Moue less Man go look in von Church of a Cloud reaching z Scire. Which fives Back to the Sun his same look of red fire where the Arches and columns Are gorgeous within. And the Wall seem a cure As a soul without Ain go Down the Lone aisle see the Rich and the great. I. .11c a quip Uii uie for due i i tii War Iury estate walk Down in your patches and find. If you can who opens the Pew to a Money less Maul go look to Yon judge in his dark flowing gown. With Theca Lekh rein Law he frowns on the weak and smiles on the Strong. And punishes right while he a Shes wrong where jurors their lips on the Bible have Render a verdict they be already made go there in the court Roo and Tiad if you can any Law for the cause of a Money less Man i go look in the Banks where mammon has told i hundreds and thousands and Gold where Safe from Hie bands of the starving and poor. Lies pile upon pile of the glittering Ore walk up to the counter a there you May your limb grow old and your hair turns you la find at the Banks no one of the clan with Money to lend to a Money less Man then go to your Hovel no Raven has fed the wife who has suffered too Long for her bread Kneel Down by her pallet and kiss the death Frost from the lips of the Angel your poverty lost tien turn in you agony upward to god and Blesh while it mite you and you la find at the end of your life s utile Span there s a Welcome above for a Money less Maul not Onty above but also on there one spot at Leat where virtue hath birth where bosoms in mercy and Kindom will the Noor and Tho wretched shall ask and it is Charity s Home Neath the mystical Arch where peace love and l Niiya constantly there give the grand hailing sign if you can and Welcome Yon la find though a Money less not outward adornments no ancestral name no Money or Bonds no titular Fame. An Entrance can gain to that sacred , on True Point of Fellowship Brethren Melton the common level tried by the same plumb Are Al who within those precincts e or come i be and truly prepared must All be nor cantle door remain closed against a Money less Man. The Beautiful. Walk with the Beautiful and with the grand let nothing on Earth thy feet May Lead the weeping by the give not All thy bosom thought to her. Walk with the Beautiful i hear it say the Beautiful what is it to. Thou Art darkly ignorant Eure tis no Long weary Road its form to thou cans t make it smile beside thy door. Then love the Beautiful i a love it tis a sister that will bless and teach thee patience when the heart is Angels love it for they Wear its dress and thou Art made a Little lower Only. Then love the Beautiful some boast its presence in a grecian face some in a favorite Warbler of the skies. But be not fooled whate r thine Eye May Trace. Then seek it everywhere thy bosom is its mint the workmen Are thy thoughts and they must Confer Tho Beautiful exists in every Mak st it so and Art thyself deceiving 11 Omer Wise my Lovitti. Dot thou see Beauty in thy Violet s cup i la teach thee miracles i walk on this Heath and soy to the neglected Flower look up. And be thou if thou Hast Faith it will obey thy word one thing i warn thee Bow no knee to Gold urn Lulu pm it mum Mie Guu Niees turn the feeling prematurely old. And they who keep their Best a sections Young Best love the Beautiful from the macedonian How to replenish the Church Treasury. Let Annie buy one rib hoc less " Ana Ranny give one ring a Grace Sherince nna of dress. Oulu one Sash and fancy string. Sou let Julia from her next new snit one lace trimmed ruffle spare 300the time required one such to flute11 it of spent in prayer. Blessing in valuable. J let mesh areas a b. C and a their household watch with care each 6ave from waste theft la one ounce one Needles luxury spare Aorta. Per sets x 4 8 00 let Kate and Rose each Bike their turn with their vim a each for one week three dollars earn As Bridget left in Lent 600 let Mary once with Jane forego their Dleasant Carriage drive saved 51 and help dear sister Abbi sew earn d $5 a Nus save Ana Aooie Nve. 690 let Sarah watch the sunny Side that make her husband when he joins next Groom and Bride. Ana aids uie Lee it to let Busie save her furs with care to serve next Winter s guard her dress from stain and tear 20 00 1 Nat one May give her Gold. Let Lizzie Stop and think again Ere be Cun cities to Ouy this Diamond s Cost May save lost men i. Ii la 11a Price Ana try. Sees 00 miscellaneous. From the Cincinnati commercial the land steamers. An exposure of some of their enormities and consequent criticism of the Radical Congress Bingham Schenck and John Sherman Stan Forth. One of the land errand Companie. Known As the Atlantic and Pacific run ning or rather to run from Springfield Missouri to the Union Pacific actually sold out its land franchise granted by the government for the turn of $300 000 to a party of speculators. Thus we see con Gress in Tho attitude of making a gift Enterprise 01 me National Domain which is As legitimate a Dart of the National Treasury As the Money in itto enable one company of speculators to sell out to another company of Eperu ator3, that which belongs not to Congress but to the whole people. If this franchise was Worth three Hundred thousand dollars to anybody and it a doubtless Worth ten limes Liat Why was not the Money put into the Treasury of the government which granted the lands that gave it its value but these things sink into comparative insignificance when we come to the enor Mous amount Given away at the last ses Sion of Congress to the Northern Pacific railway. This corporation which under takes to build a railway from Lake Supe rior to the Pacific at puget a bound has now secured no less than forty seve n Mil lion acres of the Public Domain with full Power to mortgage them to any extent and without any limitation whatever on the Price at which they May be sold. Only think of it forty seven million acres equal to a kingdom in Europe larger than Many of our american states Given away to a single private corporation whose sole object whatever May be pre tended is to make Money out of their Railroad Enterprise. Thia Dwarf into in significance All former Grants of land for whatever purpose n a single body. There have been been granted for the Noble object of education Only 1,082,880 acres for universities and 67,983,914 acres in All for Public school purposes. For agricultural colleges Only 9,510,000 acres have been distributed to the states or about one nit As much As Nave gone to this one railway company. In thre quarters of a Century we have Only devoted the above moderate amounts to educational Purpo ses it is True that in Twenty years past. Congress has voted 185,890.974 acres to corporations chiefly to Aid in the construction of railroads. But the first Grant made in 1850, was to a state and the three million acres thus granted to the Illinois Central railway company have be come to a preponderant extent together with the railway itself the property of Loreign speculators los is a bad begin ning but worse it is to be feared remains Dequina. It is peculiarly this North ern Pacific land Grant business that the Pouse of representatives passed the Bill giving up this unheard a f Quantity of Public lands to private speculation after having at the very same session pledged itself by a formal vote to Tho following Resolution resolved that in the judgment of this House the policy of granting subsidies in Public lands to Railroad and other corporations ought to be discontinued and that every consideration of Public policy and equal Justice to the whole people requires that the Public lands of the United states should be held for the exclusive purpose of securing homesteads to actual settlers under the Homestead and Laws subject to reasonable appropriate is of such lands for the purposes of Educ. Ion the above passed the House of the 21st of March 1s70. It was offered by or. Holman of Indiana a Democrat who has never failed to oppose vigorously every one of these measures of Public plunder. Ana yet the same House three months later passed this prodigious Northern Pacific land grab by a majority of some Twenty votes truly consistency is a jewel too rare to be sought in the record of politicians. It is True some democratic members voted with the re publicans Only four or five statesman for this grab but the overwhelming major Ity of the latter in both House and Senate places the responsibility for the measure unequivocally with the republicans. A solid Silver Island. A whole Island of Silver on the North Shore of Lake Superior millions taken out the most remarkable discovery of the age. We have before alluded to the Silver is land of the North Shore of Lake Superior in the British possessions just Delow Thunder Cape and some fifteen Miles beyond it. Willliam. The Island is quite Small in dimensions say 100 feet by 40 and the most of it is submerged at High water a Small part at one end is is about eight feet above the Lake level. This is land was entered by the Montreal mining company As a tract embracing 108,000 acres and was subsequently purchased of them by capt. W. B. Frew formerly of Portage Lake and superintendent of the South Pew Abic Copper mine for himself and associates including among them major Sibley of new. York a brother we think of gen. Sibley of st. Paul. The Montreal mining company first made the discovery that the Island contained Silver and by their agents sunk a a Shaft on the Island but they knew Noth ing about mining and the water coming in upon them further working of their mine was abandoned As useless. It was Only last summer that capt. F. And his company completed their bargain with the Montreal company for the Island and secured it by paying or agreeing to pay $250,000 for the entire 108,000 to Mcrea. They went immediately to work at improving the mine. Their first step was to surround the Island with cribs of Timber filled with Stone to serve Asa breakwater and and within these cribs a cofferdam was built and filled with Clay having the effect of making the whole Interior of the Island nearly water tight at least trom the intrusion of the Lake. The next step was to set up two Large syphon pumps worked by steam by which the in Side was pumped dry or nearly so and it has since been found that a very Little working of the pumps daily keeps the land Clear of water entirely. Then they went to work laying Bare the vein and now have exposed seventy feet in length and find it to be a True fissure vein of Silver matrix being calcareous Par with some Little Quartz intermixed. The vent is eight feet wide and is from there state for one Quarter i this Width it will average seventy per cent of pure Silver. On the first trial after the water was gotten out six men took out $35,000 Worth of Silver in four Days and up to the latest accounts the working has continued at about this rate. Already 123 barrels of native Silver said to be Worth 75 to $100,000, have been shipped. The yield of the mine computed by the ton is not less than a Dollar to the Pound. The mine employs now about forty men and the company will increase their Force immediately. The Royalty paid on this to the eng Lish government is quite Small not exceeding Eye witnesses of intelligence judgment and experience re port that capt Frew will probably take out of Silver up to the opening of Navi gation next Spring from 1 to $3,000,000 Money value the Steamer meteor conveyed Down the lakes on her trip before last sixty to o barrels of Silver. This Silver Island is no Humbug but an actual Bona fide affair in which the most wonderful results have already been obtained and All bids fair to make it yield and Richness the most remarkable mining discovery in this country for Many years. Some masses of Silver went Down i on the meteor larger than a Man could lift. A part of the Island vein say one of the eight feet in Width is wonderfully Rich and it is from this portion that the Largo Silver masses Are extracted. Other Rich mines of Silver Are reported As having been found on the main North Shore in the Ranee of the Silver Island and Cadt. Hod son of Portage Lake has gone East to organize a company 10 work them. A Duluth minnesotan. Marshall mich., Cor. Of Detroit Post the Vanderpool Fiel d murder one of the suspected assassins of Field i arrested and hangs himself. Last week officer Rowley arrested a Man named sen sly de Forest prowling around his House in Frodonia. De Forest bad been sleeping in barns a he was placed in jail charged with vagrancy and in default of bail was sentenced to the House of correction for one year where he desired to go. He said that be bad friends living in Flint in this state and that a lawyer there had charged him with a great crime. He spoke of the Vander Pool trial As though he knew All about it. He acted very strangely and an of Congress from Pennsylvania who saw him As he come into Rowley s Bouse questioned him somewhat and then gave his opinion that de Forest was the Mur Derer of Field. De Forest was placed in jail and this morning he was found in the cell with a rope banging around Bis neck and tied to a Iron bar Bead. An inquest was held and a verdict rendered that he came to his death by his own hands. A mystery hangs around the Man and it is said from his own statements that he implicated himself in the murder of Field and supposed he was arrested for some such crime. No one Here knows him. The Kansas Tribune relates that two persons passing out out of Lawrence on the Galveston Road were struck with the Beaty of the town. Whose place is that said one of them. That is the lordly residence of major George a. Reynolds. Cost thirty thousand what is his Indian what is his salary and How Long has he held o5ce ? " two years at fifteen Hundred dollars a what did the honest fellow do with the rest of his salary ? " started his brother and two other Hon est men in Tubbee Young men recently entered a House in Utica new York via. The cellar window. The lady of the mansion quietly pointed a revolver at them when they had got As far As the drawing room. Rather than be shot they consented to crawl one by one out of that cellar window again while the Good lady looked on and com mended their Industry. After the last one had crawled out be Felt like passing that woman and turned about to do so Butone look Down the barrel of that revolver Wil Ted his determination. Such women As that Are Handy to have in the congressional. Forty firs t Congress. Washington dec. 5, 1870. Senate. Bills were introduced As follows by or. Harlan to authorize the election of delegates to Congress from in Dian territory. By or. Scott to repeal so much of the of july 14, 1870, As continues the income tax after dec. 31, 1869 by or. Fenton authorizing the postmaster Gener Al to continue to use in the postal service the patented device for Post marking and the More effectual cancellation of postal Stamps. A Resolution was offered by or. Sher Man and adopted calling upon the Secretary of the Treasury for copies of the regulations prescribed by him for the transportation of goods in Bond from for eign countries through the United states to Canada. In order to Complete the informal re vision of standing committees the Senate at 12 30 adjourned. House. Messes. F. Moray of Louisiana c. H. Holmes of new York and u. P. Wolfe of Iowa members elected to fill vacancies presented themselves and took the oath. The Bill passed by the Senate at the last session extending the time Lor the construction of a Railroad from st. Croix River or Lake to the West end of Lake Superior and to Bayfield came up under the regu Lar order of business Thia morning. It extends the terms of the Grant for seven years from the 1st of May 1869, provided that thirty Miles be completed Withim 18 months and 30 Miles every year thereafter. The Bill was explained and advocated by or. Nikon of Minnesota. The Bill was further explained and advocated by or. Washburn of Wisconsin who stated in reply to the questions of or. Welker that the length of the Road Ori smally was 350 Miles. Nearly 200 Miles were already completed and in run ning order the remainder was under con tract and that the Quantity of land was required to be about one million of acres. Or. Wood opposed the Bill declaring it to be but a continuation of the Swind Ling system by which the Public lands had been Given away to private corporations. Or. Julian desired to have the Bill amended As to exclude Timber lands from the Grant. Or. Lawrence desired to have Coal and Iron land excluded and to require the Railroad company to 6ell the land to Actu Al settlers Only and in quantities not exceeding a Quarter Section and at not More than $2,50 per acre. Or. Wilson agreed that it was now admitted that the Public lands should go to actual settlers. Congress should adopt that policy which would prove most advantageous to settlers and that was the opening of communications by railroads. After further discussion the Hill w nirl on the table. Or. Hill introduced a Bill to repeal the income tax which was referred to the committee on ways and Means. Similar Bills were introduced by Mes sri. Kellogg and Myers. A Resolution for a new drawing for seats u in Uilah us a. Vote of 92 to 82. By or. Jobes of ky., for the erection of United states court rooms to Revenue offices and a Post office at Covington by. By or. Sargent making appropriations for government buildings at san Francisco. Or Lofa a Bavm Leavo to and put upon passage a Bill abolishing a it c a j j it 1 1 Imo uni us i a Yuirai u jul y of the Navy the former at once and the latter when a vacancy occurs. Or. Hale objected. Or. Logan thereupon gave notice that he would move on Man Lnu it eve in suspend the rules and pass the Bill. Due Loii owing resolutions were Oll Redby or. Eldridge. Calling on the presi Dent for information As to the stationing Federal troops at Montgomery ala., to prevent the governor elect from taking Possession and entering on the duties of Kio Naffla ctl1 of 4a Ira of i us Pat other places without request of the legislature or executive Lor ice purpose of suppressing Domestic violence. By or. Barker calling for tha . Respondence. Between the Navy depart 1 j i a c Tuitui Nuu rear anti i door irom Janu Ary to june 1870, relative to the search of american vessels by Spanish authorities. Adopted. By or. Haldeman instructing the census committee to enquire into the com plaints As to the accuracy of the late Cen sus and whether the reliability of basis representation is thereby affected. Adopt the president s message was distributed among the several committees and the House at 3j adjourned. Washington dec. 7. House. John Manning the member from the fourth District of North Carolina presen Ted himself and took the oath of office. Bills were introduced and referred As follows by or. Sheldon of la. To Amend the currency act of july 12th, 1870. By or. Lynch to provide for the gradual resumption of specie payments. By or. Stevenson to authorize the Cincinnati and Southern Railroad com Pany to build Bridges Over navigable Riv ers that Over the Ohio River to be not less than ninety feet above Low water Mark and built non plans approved by the Secretary of War. By or. Mcneely to abolish the freedmen s Bureau. Resolutions were offered As follows by or. Buffing Fon calling on the Secretary of state for information relative to the alleged seizure of the Schooner Gren Ada of Provincetown mass., by a British Cutter in the Harbor of port Hood Nova Scotia on the pretext that she had on Board too Many provisions for a 2 months fishing voyage. Adopted. By or. Mungen reciting a Para graph in the president s message relative to the european project to make the Bay of Samana a free port and declaring that Congress should regard such an attempt As unfriendly to the unite states and a contravention of the Monroe policy. By or. Crebs reciting that the re cent elections have developed the fact that a decrease in the Tariff duties especially in the necessaries of life is demanded by the country and instructing the commit tee on ways and Means to report a Bill immediately amending the Tariff Laws so As to reduce the duties on Oil Tea Coffee sugar and Salt 15 per cent and Valorme Bessemer steel 20 per cent pig Iron $2,50 per ton. Referred. Or. Farns Worth from the Post office committee reported a Bill to revise consolidate and Amend the statutes rela in z to the Post office department. Considerable discussion took place on Section which declares that there shall not be a lawful conveyance by mail or Deposit in the Post office to be sent by mail any letters or circulars concerning lotteries or gift concerts and other similar enterprises. It was finally adopted and a penalty not less than one Hundred Dol Lars or More than five Hundred dollars added. Or. Hill moved that the postmaster general be authorized to Issue one cent correspondence or postal cards. Or. Farnsworth offered an Amend ment abolishing the franking privilege from and after the first of july 1371, on newspapers periodicals and magazines reciprocally interchanged Between the pub Lishers and on weekly newspapers one copy each to actual subscribers within this county to go free As heretofore Stam Ping machines to be provided to the pres ident each head of a department and the clerks of the Senate and House of representatives with which to stamp official correspondence including speeches of senators and members and when so stamped to be carried free through the mails the postage thereon to be charged by the Post office department against the various departments and Congress and $100 to be allowed to earn a a lips anal Onofre in pay the postage on Tho correspondence of each session. The amendment was ordered to be Prin Ted in order that the House May act up on it to Morrow. The House adjourned at 3 o clock. Senate. The following Bills were introduced and Laid on the table. By or. Conkling to encourage and promote telegraphic communication be tween America Asia and Europe. The Bill gives the american and East India Telegraph company the exclusive right for 21 years to construct and maintain a line or lines of Telegraph Cable on the Pacific coast of the United states to connect the american and Asiatic coasts provided the said coi Pauy begin to Lay said Cable within one year Ana Complete it within three years from the passage of the act the Navy department to assist in making the surveys by a detail of one or More steam vessels. The government is to have the priority of the use of the lines and to protect the same from injury. Or. Conk Lin g stated that he introduced the Bill without in any Way committing himself to it. By or. Carpenter to Amend Sec Tio n 28 of the bankruptcy act of March 2, 1867, by striking out the words and within one year so As to remove the limitation of the time in which a bankrupt May apply for a discharge. Several memorials were presented ask ing for compensation for property taken by the Federal authority in Kentucky and Tennessee during the War. It was agree to make a Calendar of the daily order of business on and after monday next until it is finished. All the a objected Bills will be considered in their order and each senator is allowed to speak once on each question and five minutes Only. The Senate at 12 30 adjourned. Science and War. It was believed by Many eminent and distinguished men that As science increased and that As education and intelligence became general that War As a Mutual consequence would decrease and utterly disappear but such is not the Case. Hen we look at the desperate struggle and sanguinary War now raging Between France and Prussia or if we take a Back Ward glance at our bloody four years struggle it seem to us that the science has but Little or nothing to do to Piotr aspirate its carnage or to mitigate their Mencomi Tan t evils. We claim to be the most enlightened educated and civilized nation on gods foot Stool yet our science and enlighten to did not prevent us from entering into a Long civil strife the termination of which no foresighted Man could presume to deter mine. Prussia is claimed and pronounced by Manv americans to be the Best Educa Ted and the most intelligent nation in Europe the same is also claimed of the leading people of France. Yet to a y the two nations Are engaged in one of the most Causeless and bloodiest wars on record with the implements of War rendered so perfect by science and Art that they greatly increase instead of decreasing mortality. Such is the experience which our own country furnishes and such is the experience which the most enlightened nations of Europe furnish that science has but Little or no influence on War. Wars exis Ted from time immemorial and we believe that they will exist As Long As the world stands not that we would justify War or disparage science. We All know that War is the Moat evil that afflicts us it is Murn or and not anything but wholesale Slaughter. And those that excite enmities and kindle the fires of War Between nations for ambition and Persona causes Are Butch ers and should receive the execration of Mankind. We believe that science has done much and is still doing much for the world but men Are always about the same the passions of men Are not Whit More mild than a thousand years ago. What is wanting is More genuine christianity and brotherly love. There is no flesh in Duan s obdurate heart it does not feel for Man. Gems of thought. A Wise Peov eeb. Buy what thou Hast no need of and Ere Long thou Shalt sell by necessaries. Forgiveness. Laws Are Only proper to inflict revenge forgiveness is a Power beyond them and it is a nobler Cem in the Royal Crown than that of condemnation. H Poste Eitt. The greatest Man is he who trouble himself the least about the verdict that May be passed upon him by his contemporaries or posterity but who finds in doing Good honest work to the Best of his ability under existing conditions its own exceeding great the would. Seek not to please the world but your own conscience. The Man who has a feeling within him that he has done his duty upon every occasion is far happier than he who hangs upon the smiles of the great or the still More fickle favors of the multitude. A True Friend. What is a True Friend ? a True Friend is he who not Only shows himself so when the frowns of mis Fortune fall upon us but even when we treat him As a foe builds Friendship s altar higher and firmer with the very stones cast against him by our Folly or perverseness. Eneboe. When Dano Ebous. Errors. To be dangerous must have a great Deal of truth mingled with them. It is Only from this Alliance that they can Ever obtain an extensive circulation. From pure extra i Gance Ana genuine a mingled Las snood the world never Bas and never can sus Tain any mischief. Books. Books dear books have been and Are my comforts morn and night Adver sity Prosperity at , health. Sii Knesal. Or ill report. The same Arm friends the same refreshment source of Dodo. Ivoa. Thought. Power of the Poos. The poorest Haveit in their Power to Eive or withhold kind or obliging expressions. They have it in their Power to give or withhold the smiles of affection and sincerity of a tender attachment. Let not the Humble offerings of poverty be disregarded. The Man of sentiment knows How to value them he prizes them As the Best deeds of Dene i Cenc e. I face tie. The Best drawing lesson. Drawing a salary. Waves that Are harmless. The Waves of ladies handkerchiefs. The Man who was looking for a station in life has found one a police station. The Young lady who took the gentle Man s fancy has returned it with thanks. An editor gives an account of a Man who blew out his brains after bidding his wife Good by e with a Bettyb half. Won t you take half of this poor Apple r said a pretty dam Sel. No. I thank you. I would prefer a better half. " Eliza blushed and referred the Yonng Man to her paps Only two. He said Well Freddy. The Kitchen is this floor is two and the Story that a told s Napoleon Daneiko. Napoleon was no dancer. On one occasion a Ball was him in Honor of his great victories he temptation to dance with a certain countess however was irresistible. At it the conquering general went and succeeded about As Well As a horse Marine. He had no taste for Light fantastic movements. At the close of the dance he turned to his partner and thus addressed her i am very sensible charming countess that i have acquitted myself very indifferently but the fact is my Forte lies not so much in dancing myself a in making ethers wit and humor. The oldest revolver. The Earth. A two foot Rule Don t stumble. What is that which Murt play before it can work afire Engin e. It is no sign because a Man makes a stir in a Community that he is a spoon. What is that which ties Only touches one ? a wedding ring .v"v?, cat Chising his scholars put the following question what was made to give Light to the world ? " matches " cried one of the Youngers. My dear doctor said a lady i suffer a great Deai with my be patient Madam he replied you would probably suffer a great Deal More without a Young lady upon one occasion re Quested her Lover to define love. Well Sal said he it to to me an inward in press ability and an outward All Over shyness trouble you for some More Bre a landlord. I always eat a Good Deal of bread with my landlord so 1 see sir and a Good Deal of meat wit your Why Don t you Wear your ring my dear said a father in a Ball Roo to his daughter. Because papa it hurts me when any one squeezes my what business have you to have your hand squeezed certainly none but still you know papa one would like to keep it in squeezable Rev. Or. H. Of l. Tells the Fol lowing Good Story during the late War the dutch surgeon of a Pennsylvania regiment became exasperated against general s. And vented his angry feel Ings in these words Gott in Himmell Don t vant ter say any dings against general s. But i Vosh der lord vant de Mother said a Little six year old boy a few sabbaths ago on returning from Church or. Barlett preached the beat Sermon i Ever heard. 1 Don t know exactly what he said but he made most everybody cry of so much too but i had left my handkerchief at Home in my school co at pocket and i could Exa Sebatino. The other Day mole Cule propounded the following to atom a boy said to a gentleman my father and Mother had a daughter but she is not my sister now How do you explain that atom reflected but in vain. To his every suggestion molecule replied by a mild but decided negative. At length atom was forced to give it up. Why it s simple enough said molecule with an exasperating smile the boy what it showed. A lady teacher in a sunday school recently had occasion to illustrate a lesson on Faith by the Story of a child who was told by his father to drop from an elevated place into his arms. The father could not be seen by the child yet when commanded it dropped. Upon the teacher asking her class what was shown by this Story a Bright Little fellow immediately replied it showed he had Jessie has been doing something which her Mamma had told her she must t had been eating currants and of course got her Mouth All stained that the Way she was found out. Her Mamma said you know you were forbidden to eat but Mother satan temp Ted me " Why did t you say get the behind me satan 7 i did say get the behind me satan and he went and go behind me and pushed me right into the currant Bushes i " r impeachment merited. A distinguished Maryland lawyer and statesman in Washington in speaking of the result of the recent elections and the manner in which the president and his subordinates interfered with them for political or rather partisan purposes says that the time was and ought to be now when if a president had been so corrupt As to undertake to influence he Public vote of the country by the appliance brought to Bear by president Grant he. Would be impeached. There is not Prin Ciple or Force enough in Congress to impeach the president nor any of his parti san officers but there is a Mora impeach ment of the president by the people nevertheless on the following Points 1st. The use of the Federal military to control state and municipal elections main the employment of u. St artillery and u. S. Enci cers and marines to intimidate the people at the ballot Box two weeks since. 2d. The known and authorized use of the salaries of Federal officers in Viola Tion of u. S. Laws As a corruption electioneering fund to sustain the Federal administration. 3d. Executive interference in the state politics of Missouri not alone by partisan letters but by the use of federa Patren 4tn. Like interference in the elections of Maryland and other states. The president is Defeated in new York by a popular vote of 34,060, in Missouri by a popular vote of 42,000. In Maryland even with 37,000 negro votes by a unanimous democratic delegation in Congress in Kentucky by a democratic majority of 30,000, with negro votes for the president in Delaware which is a trn nor Timon cratic state than Ever before in Nevada by a democratic majority in d i i .i.,u,uun3j aim Alai Muir it arc Tae democrats have gained largely and in w. Vir Ginia and in Indiana where Tho tables have been completely turned. The president s endorsement in Kansas and Louisiana is email indeed compared with the great gains and victories else where and herein is the impeachment of the president of the United states and if not by the supreme Law As appointed in the Constitution then by the voice of the people. Gen. Grant stands directly rebuked Lor executive interference in the elections of the people and in the states of n. York Missouri and Maryland the rebuke is of that kind which no calumny can answer no argument remove and no Appeal set aside. Springfield transcript. The consequences. A californian fixed up some tempting rat Poison which proved efficacious. Some hogs ate up the rats and died also. Then some chinamen utilized the bogs car casses and they were very sick but will recover. Thus do the consequences of a trivial act spread abroad. Usino a recitation on Totura history in one of our Well know n colleges a Stu Dent in the Pursuit of knowledge concern ing the habits of animals said professor Why does a cat while eating first turn her Bead one Way and then Tho. Other for the reason replied that 6he can not turn with ways at a Pilgrim to Mecca once complained to Tho Caliph Omar because he Haa received a severe injury from the hand of Jaballas King or Galasan. But i am a re plied Jaballas proudly and he is but a year both moslem an swered the fearless Omar and in the sight of god who is no respect or of per sons be Are a woman travelling on the cars saw a Man in front of her put her head out of the window and asked him if he would t please keep his head in As she had a sew silk dress on and she did t want it Alt spattered up with brains and and such stuff. Locked up. A wedding was to take place at Nash Ville one evening lately and the Bride Parson and guests were ready when it was announced that the unhappy Bride Groom was on a jury which waa unable to agree and had been locked no for the night

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