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John Maaheas tccioicGl was arrested and COM
n,cd for .epng pocSstboo containing % ce,s. breast
pu worth s. 50 and from john Jones, No. li6
Chupe.s,reet


ANOTHER REVOLUTIONARY SOLDIER GoNE.-
Died in tais village, IN sunday morning, 26h inst.
GEN Isaac BELXsAP, aged 85 years, iro1i an apo
pleciic ett.ck.


The deceased has long been widely knowa aF one
Of orr oldest and uosg substantial citizens. Al uu
early gge he vas engaged the service ot his c0un-
ng,during tine Revolutionary sirugg gle-subsequen
~ he has fiisd with cred: many important pest" u
honor and usefulness. As member OF cur STATE
Legislature, Judge Of the County Court, ana Presi
dsnt of The Ne@burgh Bank, he ha0 established III
former years, reputation ior integrity, found aense
and good iee!ing, which secured tor him the slncer-
est respect o nd esteem Of aii who knew him.


INewbuTgh Gazette.
DUEL IN CANADA Wrsr.-A hostile meeting took
place in tins neighborhood on Thursday last, be-
tween Robert Stuart Woods, and w. y. Baby Esq.
tve are unable 10 give readers The exnct cause
OF QUARREL bus believe il oris mated in politics. Ne
are happy to say that serious injury has baeI
sustained by either Of the parties Mr.. Baby, how
ever, WAS slightly wounded in The right side under
the arm MIR. Woods attended by alr. T. Salt
er, AIR. Baby by MFR. Albert Prince.


lSardwich STANDARD.
tg' MIR. William Mills, who went 10 Boston as
Asen, Of The Mad River Lake Erie and Marine Rail
road, has returned 10 Cincinno and IN le.ier III
The pspers snvs that loan be obtaiGed ~ Bcs-
ton and NeS-fork OF sum sufficient 10 hoIsh the
Railroad from Cincinnati TO Sandusky, ou no other
security than that Of the Road, at mn interest OF
seven per cent.


ESr The wrecks oi FIVE steamboats,, lost within
q few weeks, now lie between this city and few
miles below Caro-, on the Mississippi; and ssvers
others between here aud New Orleans. What a
commentary ihe appropriations Of Congress. the
operation Of snGS-boalF and the efforts olthe West
ern Delegation, Tor the Improvement Of the navi-
r Lf.Lf Zoo I tg,tI,E


COMMISSIONERS OF INDIAN AFFAiRs.--1'he Com
missianers who have been investigating the causes
OF diicuito aud grievances IN the Ch-rokee Nation,
and enrolling the OiB Settler and Treay pat;ies.
closed their iabors on las, Saturday. the 4!h inst


The commissioners WHO 10 settle ciaIms aris
iag under me l7.h article OF the treaty o! 1855,
pessed through Little Rock (Ark) on th5ir say 10
Fort Gibson, "Wednesday last.


The GROWTH OF THE NORTH WEST.-Re aye
all iniers sted IL ;hs growth Of civilization IL our
Northwest rerritory. /, il pleasing thguSht 10
slave can breathe upon It's soil, bu, that It's millions
facres shall b. cultivated BY fresmen Gione.


.he terrIoty of Wisconsin was ssl off from hli-
chgau, ana oIganizsd into Territorial Govern
menI in 1886 i,s whole surface is estielated a;
47,0h0 0GO ac1es, of which little mare than 10000
CO0 has been survey yCd. The first sales of public
lands took place in 1885, the amour, sold from 'hat
time ,i January. 1872, 2909 III acres, for The
sum OF S376l762.


rae lead mines Of the Territory vial be az mex
hauslible source OF wealth. According 10 the cen
sus ot 1910, the whole amount OF Lead produced IN
the U.ilsd States and Territories, 3i,239 ,i23
lbs; and the capital invested was Sl,3i6756. Oh
ibis amount, Wisconsin produced nearly one half,
or Is 129350 lbs. and the capital employed by her
wss $664 GOO.


The Southport Annual Register, No. l, contains
some interesting statistics IN regard 10 TINS ienitor,
The assessed valuation ef the real and personal
property of ali IFS counues IN the yea. 1913,
amounted 10 $S or $780,


The s,si Governor was General Henry Dodge
who held Ire ofice from 1886 Til 1871. J. g. De;y
succeeded MIN, being followed by N. L. aiInadse
the present Governor.


Southport Is fiourisbipg town on the western
shore Of Michigan, 50 miles North OF Chicago s.
S)uih of M;i~aukie, and is destined to tecoins a
place of Great Commercial importance


The FIRST iraiae building was erected ir TINS pace
10 August, 1885, and six amiiies settled thsTe 'he
ssme yeafs In Novenbsr 1915, lis population was
1920 hcying increased j, the previous four months
t9o In 1885 provisions O; all kinds weie exceed
ingly high, not enough beieg raised by The lnhahI
,sn,s for their own support Flour sold at Sio pei
barrel, Pork at $50, Potatoes at 81 30 per bnshr!
Nav considerable quantity of Wheat, LEAD aHf
Lumber, is shipped from thst port. IN lSi3 he ex
pons Of these articles were:


Wheat, bushels. IoV0o


Lsad, bs.--..-.....--..--.-.-- 5bo,O@o


Lumber, lsc c.-.-...---....----2,fu -, fu3VuV


The location NJ hsibof since then, at Southport
mas Infused rev lie into all its operations. ano
building Is going CO rapidly. lC.n. Herald


nT Mufrs. r1uRs anr Eura-scIing sy retail
eWHOLESAIE prices for This wRRK ONLY. at No. Cor
foGdwey Ladies' don't forget TO call and
'uDpy yourselves IN time. nD ofrs'