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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-16
Ter AND SHOE BUSINESS In THE
UNITED STATES.

Amorg the most important Of these, is the leather
and shoe business an Interesting account Of which
ms oeen furnished 10y delegation appointed Inv
convention OF 1900 deaears; manufacturers and
operatives, holden in Boston, on the second ol
March" They state that the leather and shoe
business the largest manufacturing interest in the
country, producing commodities to the amount NJ
more than S5U000,00O annually, and eivine am.
p'oymenI to not less than 100, 900 persons. They
refer TO the satisfies OF Massachusetts. cnref,lIy
collected for the year 1887 by sworn assessors IN
each town, when show that that State alone manu-.
lectures leather, boots and shoes. to the v,lue oC
sISOOO'oCO annually, employing no, less than
40 OO0 persons.
AT ie1st 40 per cent. Of their products is from
manuel labor, large Proportion Of which is ner-
formed bY females, $1,000 Of whom are empIovsd
IN Massachusetts alone. They state that. duTins
the reduction OF duties under the comproni,e nc,
importation OF boots and shoes have greatly in
creased, and especially since the las, Teductlan
he relative cost Of boots aud shoes in Par, and
Boston IS s65 cents to one dollar and in Germany
the price is still less.
a SPECIFIC duty IS asked by the manufacturers Of
ihis article 10 proven, frauds and imposi,ions.
have thus gone through the material Dortions NJ
the report and given you from It's pages quite in
formation enough 70 form m opinion Of the merits
Of the several branches II business Some general
reasons IN favor Of he biiI reported, will make Inc
subject Of another letter. w
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-16

Mr. Lane, Of Indians, made vigorous Speeoh in
Congress, the other day. In alusion TO Pfesident
Tyer'' late Message, recommending the repeal Of
tho Land Bill, he said twas the last bid Tor the
Democracy Of the country. lie had been hawkod
m the market Tor three months below pnr, ant yet
lhey would not mako q bid Tor him."-RaL. RtR.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-16

DOMESTIC SILK.-We were shown. d,v
1 or ,"o SINCE specimen OF reeed Silk. part Of or
10 lus. the produce Of worms fed nv d. N,Cu,t,,
OF MhIoulown, in the past year. The reslno vas
done by Mrs Hagen, near Gettysburg. We nro
much gtatiied 70 find that public attention IL being
drawn more and more to this important branch Of
domesi9 manufacture. adams pa SsnfnsL
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SHOES.
~ Cr,le 80, Brili,h Ship .. ann u.n,


Our readers will recolleet, that early in Februa.
ry last, the crew (22 in rumber) OF the British
Ship Ann Hall, J. r. l.. Orrtt master after exam.
nation, were committed to the jail Of this city, by
b. G. Presley, Esq. Magistrate, at the instance Of
the British Consul, on charge Of mutny on the
high seas, they having seized and confined the mas
ter with hand cuffs and a straight jacket, on the
allegation Of his nioxication or insanity. On the
clearance Of the Ann Hall for Liverpool. on the
18th ulii the master made oath before magistrate
that he considered bis life and the safety oil the
Ship IN danger, Il he should attempt TO carry home
IN any way, whether at large or under restraint ten
OF the crew, who were therefore left behind in in
the Brush Consul intending 10 keep them IN prison
70 await instructions from the British Secretary Of
Sta.e osto the steps 70 be taken in order 10 bring
them 10 trial. Last week these senmsn were
brought before the Hon. Jacob a xson. Recorder of
the city, on lboas corpus 10 obtain the dscbares
and, yesicrraY, his Honor delivered his opinion
dischnreingihe prisoners the grourd that IN the
absence oi any treaty stipulation 10 that effect
between this countrynn Great Britain, there WI.
no authority 20 ares, or dsain them rs fIgitiy,g
from justice. The ease Tor the prisoners was con.
Quoted Ivy James II T. lott and WIN J Gtavson
Jf, Esq'rs. Her Britannia Maiesty's Consul was
Represented by James NJ Ws.k4r, Esq.-fCbor.
Courier, Aprii7 7.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-16

FAlLURES.-There has been good deal Of
enquiry about failures for some weeks past, bot
very 'e~ have occurred. One Of the papers reported
on Friday morning. the failures of A lorge sl1
house. No such failure had happened. but the
story helped tho salo of the paper probably lust ns
much % u It had been true. The best time for
rspofingiai'ures was about the first week in March
The pane IS pretty much over now.
" T. Joty Co,n
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-16
uARRIACEs.

On tho 1lth inst, at the Locks, nesr this city, by
Rev H. l.. Magoon, Capt. William r. Richard
son, 10 Miss Martha Ann T.. r. Shields
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-16

One-hali Of the Wings prefer Mr. Webster TO
Mr. Clay Or President, and they look forward 10 n =
succeeding Prosident Tyler, antr the latter shall
have served another time. mr., m other words. one
tern in his own night" .Uadisonian
Well really Mr. John Tyler Is pushing his pre-
tensions right bnsky lie has frequently intimn.
tcd through his organ, th't be attained 10 the Pre-
sidency Tor ono term by DiUins right, and now he
proposes To hhv0 another term N HE non rigbt
lie dOc'n't dsign 70 allow that the peope have anv
right IN the matter Hc holds that he IL entitled 10
The next Presidency, "in his own right" and by
Tint uro he boldly claims II
Nod % appears by the preceding extract from MIR
IY.cf'1 organ, that he docs not consider that mis-
own rehP - 10 expire with the next Presidential
term. lie sets up tho right TO name his successor,
and Daniel Webster is the lucky man
LoidsUiHs Jour.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-16

VIRGINIA 10 wit A. Rules hell Boo fhe Clerkf4 Otto
Of tlc Circuit superior Conn of law AMI fl.srr.,
~ ihe county oi IsIaS, BOO Doe month n April. isf2.
tutY Randolph aud Burwoll -tafke Randolph. ders -
w. Ch1uesry
~ IrifuIanfg not having entered their arrraranre.
ini appealing, by satisfactory evidence uaf tbey ,,s
ny ln.apfants of this Commonwealth On motion II .s
lahiI ~ COUNSEL " is ordered. That the dcfsrdara
appea here on ihe hrs Monday July nett ami answer
hc phnuI1 h aud That copy tt7Order boz forthwif
na'i.cdin me RchmIn1 Wing for two mouths sucrra.
sycy anf posted ~ The front door ~ The Courfouse g.,
Die county. Copv. Tc.fe
an 10 Wv WV HOLT Gerk
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-16

'DO John Goodman and -afah g. his wife And vy,I-
= ElNaths- As you are not resident within he
NN lWftN u virginia, lake fHs mode nf r.yirr ,.
notice. Thif N NonIay. tue iGih f4y of Ma 49, ~,
Nasiin1on Hotel in TIE city Of RclmoaJ .I.if 49,
~ IfplIi no E.NrIng T. rfumr. Edu4rd Ven ,,,.
Henry w Monrufe. " Green aui' SIrllrn uor1,, y.
ave 20 tentin matter NJ controversy now deprnInr
N ah'i'fnnfd in ihr superior court OF rharrery f.r
iuc kchnond Circuit iu which arm rlannf and VOL ,ri
,lcr. arc 1ti.nianft ani af Oh no uII be- unable n.
hse irm an un That icy. shall continue fsknv IN, ,
90 tuesday Toe l7II lay ri the same month.
az WV Joseph WOpUsDg
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-16

As We have had our fun ou, Of Col. I.,,L;, :,
Is but fair that he should have chance 10 I've
heard IN person. We therefore copy from the
Esprit Of the Times" sketch Of his remarks
evidently prepared for the press, under hi, own
eye. There must be a misprint IN the concluding
paragrnph-The Col. does not treat; he has thrown
himself upon his dignity and joined the Tee total
Society
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-16
woRM Lnzrnnrs

r. - A Ha
aesnow.eigei by the faculty 20 be the most scientific @
successful preparation. Tor the icsruc'o 81 worms
oH-Ici % he public. There several medicines si.
vs.. as spccihc 900 such cases hutthey have proved m M
certain -nd worthless, as IN have lost all conf ier-. ,i
ne public some Of tlc ui, indeed. are So violent m III, ~
OPERATION a. 20 frequently lead IN fatal results Tic t
m {hetelore: is cautioned against them These I1zeges
WINE tieY vii De found 70 rc perfectly safe g ~ a.
sime time never ia where worms are present No. -, IN.
them. ''''"''' To- ''-'iT'y
SYMPTOMS oP worNs These are head ache vc,,.
lien'sso the lips with Is. rrn,ns a. 49,.
ulihs sec disturbed dreams, sleep r1ken n ~ f-t
ahi screaming ronvuls.Ous, fcverishuess htf.f IL 49,,
~ - mouth offensive treath, cough. difficult Lre.rg
N.HU- 40 ihe no-r's, pain 900 the stomach uauses g
snhtfs '1faei1us arpctfc, leauuess. feus.nt. 'g-,
Si' 20 a'efn-si 1ro~s ness fstE4e. sUeI .e ou-t
~ nl3., 'nk ,ni ctnknE 100 the throat fcluns III de-
auus ""afi night. iurbIi urue. freguenf e.ir. T. .,
az Iie bowels discharges % slime End uuru. A
DIRECTIONS reH r7E-Ore cgeuze BIZ DO le g.y,r a.,
chII H0ma to* years old evrry fhrse hrur- I'D.
laEen, Oyerins age, two may be- gwen 40 once a1I h. M
a-IN I'VE repf nE DO dose 10 three morniuaa
son, lasting They should then he omitted G- ftr. 49,
shu men nc same dose repeated 10 necessary TwD
lli'e 1oses however, gencraIy prove Sufficient Ey.r
sr'HIe physi-ani aSare fsf worms -ro brogst' "a, ~
never FfY1nf 100 in macs 10 mucous ssf.IC ~
Should DO ~ifhheli while these Iozerars are -iy,r
Vts JOHN GAYNOR
f.If rs| 4
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-16
AssquAruLArroS ExraAoRomaRr The

AHsqUArULArI0N ExrRAoRDHART The com.
murity-more especially the literary portion weis
yesterday asiounded NJ the disappearance Of Cuns,
NJ Exchange Place, tho we'll known and Of euloeiz.
ed ca,orsr Tor the readers Of mammoth sheets and
spicy periodicals.. lie took bis departure on Mon
day, leaving his numerous friends here, whom he
hss contrived IN vulgar parance, 70 Stick i'm IN
consolabls at his unexpected absence. The pub
Usher Of the various periodicals for which the tle
Swadvouter was agent, suffers to n considerable
eHisrt-some eight or ten thousand dollars in all.
We were wont 10 call Gums the "ndefatigible''-
We must now add 10 this title the epithel Of Ids
honestly. y. Bee, March 30
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-16
In the United states Court for me Eascrn District Of Viz
gia', l5ih April, lsi1
ar 10 wirw N''' jfoi1ssRPn B,rrLEy. nc
NOKTHERN sADDLERY Ar REDUCED
PRICES

lust received per schr Harriet. from Philais phia,
lot ~ cheap saddles. Brides nriue Leafhers. Sc sc
wnch viii be sod reduced prcca, for cash Country
Merchants are invhed 10 ca and exsm'ne before puT.
chasing cscwherc " DICKINSON,
ap 10 n 2nd door below tho Bci Tavern.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-16

80. Elu.af l3tu hprl. t-3X. 80
| zoe matter NJ Btrsruptcyof r BYRON pApvpp q
lh- fyoi RrhEuni in he Elsfern v.rr,ns 49,,
ihe az Byron Bsr<er. Who hss been rrse-i ~
10y - U', court, having tiei petition trayinr t,r H.
-elafEe lls r'erni f'1f notice fiiere0f 10 ftt =
ua ut" airr Ffiuri u the rifyuf Richmond -i ,- d,
.loft ~ Gay ut July uCrt, uhen hrarirr ,.I te
na on we $40 le 'n' atthr ty HaIIufte ry RrT.
uiI,l hl aI cfeli1rs vim have proved their ,l
e' pefs'ns ln lnief's'- may appear 1t noe at ns 49,
ic, Il sI'~ cause, 81 anS try have viz ts 1rs,.r n
INC san peinoner should not be granted '''
ap 10 wiOw HENRY Ctp-oy ,..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-16

Virginia LsgisiaiRre.-Durng tho late session
one Of The members took the pains 10 ascertain the
occupation Of each member Of The House Of Dele.
gltes-ond tho following was the result " bis er-
guincs Farmers 80, Lawyers 30, Merchant n,
phyfcians ~, Tavcrnkespoa q Druggist I, Editor
T., Millunght !, Tanner Lynch. gW.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-16

ln ihc United states Court for me Eastern uiatfaf Va
g'nHH, 18Th ApfiI. I-fN
lhe mailer of bankruptcy offrsnris Rrrnauf ofH.
i'.E THO ltnoni 100 ne Eastern Virginia Diafict Tho
~ -.' ,nun having hcd petition PRAYING fDr lie ST.
.if2c ordered that notice thereof be pubnsh, be-
new faprr puntcdin The city ofRir hond sevenfv sv
n ',,s before c 80 ley of July neSt when hearing viii
nl"n me SAID petition, ~ the CITY Hal n the efy Of
hcu1ni fnd 1l ifors who have proved fbrir
hct lefsons boo Interest may appear AZ the said irne
lul pl.r. ani show cause. n any they have WIN the
prayer Of me said pcuu, ner should not be rranfeJ "
apG wIIw F' upSpv otpso., ,.,.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-16
FAILURES

i-~ Sec the sketch Of Mr. Mangum's remarks,
under the Congressional head.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-16

LONDON PALE ALEAND BROWN STOUT.
A PEW ucrccs ~ London Pslc Ale anf Brown sout
n ~ goodas sold.in this nisTkctfof sale ~
o. ~ TAHB gItga'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-16
COTTON IN Tag U. STATES.

not be su,,aitsd. The country would he Hooded
win the p,odue, OF the cheap labor OF France, Ger
many and l'aly.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-16
FAMILY FLOUR

| NV % bhls Lsnghornes best Family Flour Rich
49, .tsnii received Yesterday, Tor sale by
Wv LVDWELL " BROWN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-16

RnAIiL sU0AH -3J BAGS anperior Vynife nT,zN
-, ''sa' iauln4 ths morning per schr TarTiet-for
" 10 WILLIAMS HANALI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-16

X c,'o,oI FfhE-s0 hsrs Green RIO. ssdoa hl.
WILLIAMS A HANAII
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-16
IRON, HEMP, SC.

The Iron, Cordage, Hemp and other interests
are next considered. Iron is protected (see bin Ivy
a discriminating duty and as in the year ls32-the
duty on henri is hXed At $40 a ton, and i've cents
on un'aTrsd and four cents on tarrod cordage-
winch rates are IN the opinion OF the committee,
required for revenue
Should an equal Gi raiorsn duty he LAID on the
raw MATERIAL and on refined sugar, every sugar re
hnery, Il : said, must stop.
Great Britain and other nations. might be refer.
red TO, Tor The purpose Of showing the necessity of
discrimination for revenue. and for the preservation
OF important branches Of industry and vast invest
nents, as IN the manufactures Of glass, white ana
other eads, salt, coal, 1.-THE necessity Of protecting
which has been strongly represented from Vir,,.
MAJ and sugar I0o0OO 600 pounds OF which are an
noalY produced in i-ou,-ana, bu, il cannot be ne
But the necessity Of discriminating and specific
duues Is NJ confined to large manufacturing cstab-
ishmeniS, carried on 10y machinery, and EMPLOYING
large capitals, as is often stated. They are essen
,iai also, to many mechanical interests. carried on
wholly by individuals on their account. and great
proportion OF the value OF whose products is from
hand LABOR.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-16

SUPERIOR OLD COGNAC BRANDY
on Cssesvcry superior old Cognsc brandy OF Vintss.
~ i7i2, In store, Tor sale.
api6 iW THOMAS POF
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-16

}" I''ti''ce 10 paper, Tor example, % is stated
lnnt mere 're sW undfeJ paper mills IN The UrrsJ
'''"s, employing capital Of GIG 900. srJ
manufacturing nearly 10 that smOunt annually
giving suppouio more than 5000 persons. UnRr
1o I've poncy OF our laws, home competition
nall About l7O,oOO,0O0 pounds Of rsgs and otbe,
matetAis are annually used; more Than $50 900 600
OF winch, Of The value Of about g. 1000. 900 n,e
collected ~ his country, and which could no, bs
ssPpleo 70 any Other useful purpose, ond IL there
lOIo Sa. .ng ., PRODUCTION Of wealth 20 that's
cd Vaiorsm duty Of 30 per cent, this bushes, ,oold
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PoughixccTsic.
hOUIHNVVI sIVs
Correspondence ofthe Herald.l
PoUGHKEEPsIg, June nth, 1912

PoUGHKEEPsIE, June Nth, lSl2
Mn. JAS. G.. BENEFIT
DEAR SIR =
Al The request OF numerous friends OF You and
your paper, am induced TO write you these few
hines, on subject of some Importance to you and of
more TO Us, that is TO say with regard to the publ
cation OF the Herald OF Monday 18th, which did not
contain any report of the Monroe Edwards trial, or
more properly, the summing up of the same, and
your readers referred to your Sunday paper for
the same. Now, we here, do not get your Sunday
paper, although subscribers 10 your daily, and of
course are much disappointed.
With these few remarks and request from nu-
merous OF your friends 10 publish the same, from
the time that Marshall left in the middle of his sum
ming up. until the end OF the trial. is respectfully
quested by us.
BY doing which you will oblige several at this
place, II not all your subscribers the Union and
particularly subject of such notoriety. do not
see how you can very well avoid accceding to the
request above.
ASswER.-The request of our correspondent is
fairly put-bnt it cannot be complied with AS well
might a subscriber, who will not take the paper on
any special day. ask us to repubsh that day for his
benefit. We publish a paper every day of the week
each paper containing the news for that day II
any subscriber wants the whole news, he must take
the whole papers otherwise he can'tget it, There
sno other alternative. We cannot change gen.
raj system 10 silt special purpose.
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Key West.


KEY WEST, May %, 1912.
Ny DEAR SIN
The brig Horace of Boston, thirteen days Quit from
New York for New Orleans with paving stones and
few articles Off merchandise, was brought in charge
of wreckers yesterday. She lay twenty-four hours
on the Tortugas, in light weather, and has sustain
ed no injury. She is libelled; her will be
heard tomorrow, and she will be on her voyage
again by the 18th. The master of brig Laura, men,
toned in my last, attempted to sell drafts in
Havana, TO defray salvage and other expenses
Only 5000 could be obtained and the sal
wage and expenses of his vessel amount to about
So, 800, small portion of cargo will be sold to-
morrow, TO meet the difference. An expedition has
just returned from the Glades, commanded by Lieut.
Mclaughlin. The impression that more Indians
are in South Florida alone, than supposed to be
in the whole territory, seems to be general among
his officers. Lieut.. McLanghlin's command is We
ry active, and gives the Indians resting time. 1t
has recently destroyed large quantity of liour,
thrown ashore near Jupiter River, from stranded
vessel. In haste, yours, nc.
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chants; but there exists good deal of activity
among the produce dealers. BY late arrivals, about
$1,000 bushels of wheat have been brought here from
the west, great portion OF which finds market
hcre-miers being present from Rochester, Troy
and ether places. Wheat brings good prices, vary
ing from 81 l2a to 81 II, according TO the quality
There are not many sales of flour, il being mostly
consigned TO Eastern houses.
1t can be Justly said that we have pretty tight
times here Rockers are busy in their way a good
deal Of caphel is employed by this class but with
what actual benefit 10 community it would be diff
cut to tell. Ohio and Canada funds, through agents
here fend n large circulation. Oliver Lee, Esq,
the most substantial man here, has established a
SILVER Creek Bank, of which he is president-and |
understand affords accommodation TO many, dis
trbutns hls fayors very lmpar,ially.
But he building is being done, large numbers Of
mechanics being idle. The fact IS there is no need
OF business bui!dinss, in proof of which | was in
formed this day by AN experienced master builder,
that there are AT this moment seventy stores between
Gcne-se. street aud the deck without occupants
such being the case Of course there is no PRESENT
need OF new ones
Travel clnnot yet be said to have besnn Thus
far The Falls are "A solitudc-ihere ere many induce
menis for visitors the acconmo editions beinr uuch
extended on both sides. General Whitney Is Sons
open both The houses on TIL, side. Mr. ,iriiicn the
i9rmer popular nin lgel ct lae Eagle, having eas,
The Clifton lio1>c on Tue Canada sldc his old friends
viii find him at lone Their.
The Great Western lIotel, splendid house lately
erected by our Distinguished fellow townsman Al
bert IL. Tracy, Esq opens in day So This to-
gether with he excellent American and the Man
sion and United States-all good housewife
afford good and luynrlant entertainment 10 either
the traveller for pleasure, or the business man ad-
wise all travellers to go TO the Great Western IIo,c
ii is the best and most fashionable.
Orr worthy Mayor, Hon George w. Clinton,
surprised us few evenings since By giving splen-
did party. Not guessing the reason therefor were
pleasedto discoveramong the crowd the accomplish
ed lady of our Secretary OF War, who is mother TO
our Mayors ady-of course il was brilliant affair.
recognized among the ladies' Miss Tn and Mrs
Va, beautifully dressed, they are. sisters and
daughters of one Of our principli ciizens-t til n
there was Miss T---y, Miss IT. Miss S---w,
Miss A, the two Miss I-y, &c. &c. can
not remember whe have witnessed so choice col.
lectlon-the excellent music of the L. $. Band
tended to make the evening pass off delightfully."-
the dancing was continued 70 a souewhat late
hour, aud all were made happy Gom the novelty Of
a party out OF season. Witnessed several Of tn
officers present
The Theatre is doing very we!l-uackett played
a very successful, engagement last week, and drew
full houses. ERIE.
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EdycG cid. 3. G.
Correspondence Of the Herald.l
EDGEFIELD C. h., $. c.. June II,

EDGEFIELD C. h., >. g.. June ii, 1872
DEAR BENEFIT
The long controversy between Henry Shulz, and
the Bank of the State of Georgia. terminated to-day
at this place. in the Court of Equity, Chancellor Har-
perpresding. This case has been in suit for twenty
years. during which time Mr.. Shultz has been con-
tending against a great monied institution and a
powerful array of talent while himself had but little
to depend on, the Just protection of his creditors
and TN honest cause, I'll Of which originated in the
dspossession of him Of the Augusta Bridge, and the
unhoy crusade against the Bridge Banking Compa-
ny Of Augusta
The question is now settled, and in few months
we shall have decree from the Chancellor in the
case The sum in question IS SOS, 1872 81, which
from the proceedings and evidence in Court, will be
favorable Mr.. Shultz, but to what extent il is
known. We rejoice with Mr.. Shutz, that he has
obtained his rights for which he has been contend
ing these twenty years, through all the degrees of
hardships that man is capable of undergoing. II is
now over.