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We do not recognize as an invariable rule |
TO be applied In all cases, the dogma that |
''to the vlctors belong the spoils;" still, we
do recognize the fairness ofthis rule, that as
general thing, all things being equal, the
men who have done the most TO put party
into power are entitled to receive the public
patronage which the dominant party has In
the province Of is gift, The men who have
served faithfully the loyal cause in the late
civil war, and the men who have been infu-
entail aud Gmiucut.y scrviccabc in main
tanning the principle. Of tic larty before the
people, are fret Of al entitled . til. Places
Of emolument and honor.
We sec In a certain journal protcslatlon
against the proposition that the men who
have rendered party service should be placed
In Office as a reward for their services. If
The men who have spent their money and
TINE In behalf Of party success are not to be
remembered, whoisl
The success Of government in this country
depends upon party, rs no Administration
can be a success unless backed by n strong
party. While republican form Of govern
ueut 10 malh'al"'u III inns country there
will be founda party 10 sustain II, as well a,
an outside party to watch the ms and tC
crtIcIse the action of the dominant party
Free government Is dependent in mcasur
upon Just this state Of things aud therefor
five discard the principle that $40 the victor
belong the spoils" we cannot safely Nc
Justly Ignore the claims of those who hay
done good service in the ranks of party.
you ignore your friends and reward yol
enemies you may expect to lose the formC
and gain nothing from the latter.
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THE sELF-EXILED SOUTHERNERs who lie
the country after the war because the
thought they could not breathe the to thel
detested air in which the stOr.spungled bal
ner hoated are now anxious to get back, al
In order 10 facilitate their return the Cover
ment OF the United States, with a magn
nlmity almost unparalleled, has directed A
miral Davis TO furnish free transportatIo
on Government vessel, to any citizens
the United States who may now be volu
tary exiles in Brasil. To what humil
tion these hot-hCNded sons Of the South ha
thus subjected themselves. How much b,
ter TO have remained upon their native 81
and accepted tho situation after Lees 81
render.
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Gen. CustAr's Winter Campaign
against the Indians-white women
Rescued from the sayRges-End OF
the Indian War.

IN THE FIELD, IsDIAS TERRITORY, March
A.-Gen. Custar's Indian expedition with
the eth United States and 10Th Kansas vol
unteer cavalry regiments Is returning north
ward through Texas via Camp Supply, in
the Indian territory, from Its hard winter
campaign. A train Of supplies sent south Of
the Canadian river for 1t by Gen. Sheridan
was met to-day by the command with great
rejoicing, their rations having been eX-
hausted more than week, and they living
upon abandoned horses and mules. The
Cheyenne tribe Of nearly 800 lodges was dis
covered on the 18th instant on a branch of
the Red river. When surrounding the vii
lagos, and about to attack, Gen. Gustav
learned of the captivity of two white women,
named Morgan aud White, of Kansas. To
save these the savages were spared until the
women were rescued, which was effected by
stratagem, and without ransom. The In
dams fed, leaving their lodges and much
camp property. Some Cheyenne prisoners
are also brought In, including heads chiefs
Big Head and Dull Knife. The command
has discovered the hiding places ofthe Plains
Indians, 1t witnessed the recovery Of the
sorrowful white captivcs, with intense
emotion. Fifty-lye Cheyenne prisoners arc
held as hostages for the promised appearance
of the tribe TO treat for peace, thus ending
the Indian war.
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HALL g. HUME,

Extensive Dealers In Pine Groceries,
Teas, Wines and Liquors,
Iron Building, Nos 10 and Is CentTe Market
Space, Between Seventh aud Eighth streets.
WisHISdTOE, D. O., March q, lsta nhSO .steoi
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lnst mend

tR0fsBANKNUPTCf last amend.
~ ment OF the Bankrupt Law provides that
In all proeeedngs commenced after the hrst day OF
January, 1880, no discharge thall be granted to
debtor whose assets shall not be equal to hWy per
een'um Of the claims proved against his estate,
upon which be shall be liable a. principal ds6tor
benefit Of the law all poor debtors. for further
provides that certain petitioners, and all who com
Charges, though they may have no assists Not
wthstanding the provision, In view Of It's limita-
stil apply for the beneht Of tho law In all parts
Persons In this District who still wish to avail
themselves Of Its benefit, and who have no assets,
should examine carefully whether they are In
eiudsd 10 tbe terms OF the limitation. The sub.
seriber will give Information on this sebeet a. all
times without charge. ObO. MASON.
City Hall febo
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abiding to Mr.. Bright's advice 10 Ameri.
cans Ia abolish capital punishment, the Pail
Nail GdEstte obseryesi "When people see
their fellow citizens brutality murdered at
their own door steps, 1t is hard TO convince
them that they ought to reverence the life
Of the assassin. Perhaps If Mr.. Bright lived
In New York for year or two, and had to
40 homo late at night, he might Join with
those who regret that.it.is SO dlfficalt to bring
murderers to the gallows in that portion Of
the State"
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@.sPECIAL ATTENTLoN LIS
sSS called TO the very hne NEW DINING
ROOMS for Ladies apd Gsntlepen. the oniy one
delphiA, and Boston style, Ladies' that visit Mt.
BRETT's can come In and have the very best TEA.
noar y janl5-n
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,0fsDEAR MIR. l.. HOFFt-I HAVE
kSy APPLIED your MALI ExTRAcr lately, in
various cases. with the most satisfactory results
Think ing people are more and more convinced that
The use Of medicines, which tbs system cannot abb
sorb Of turn into blood, isa fAllaey; ! regard the
intTodu etiou OF your model preparation as an en-
riohment Of the Natural Materia MedlcA.
PROF. l., SCHUCKING,
mar1o-6t Washington, D. c.
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tW- UNITED sTATEs INTERNAL

s~s A MEETING OF THE FIFTH
~ ard Sixth Ward Re RspsH,iesn Glib NH
Room. on Eighth street east, at clock All gem
tiemen who desire to speak In behalf Of the cause
are requested TO be present -Thu
rWsI. o. o. F.-COLUMBIA LODGE.
kS No. 10 AT the regular meeting on
THURSDAY BYsNING, April |, natter. % much
Importance will be eonsideredi in addition 20
proposed trip philadelphia 10 celebrate the SENT
UenteniAl anniversary. As the meeting will be an
Interesting ons every member " earnestly re-
W." W j0HNA. MoULDBN, Rec. see'y.
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Its claim to popular confidence is based on
Its professions of devotion to the principles
of justice, sound progress and advanced
liberalism; all of which 1t Is fagrantly yio-
latlng in refusing, or rather delaying, to
grapple with reconstruction at this time.
GUARD AGAINST WRONG POPULAR IMPRESS
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1t is terrific wrong, indeed, thus to offer
up large portion Of the country as sacri-
fee, as 1t were, to the protestations Of supe-
rior loyalty of handful of individuals who
have little or no other claim to the direction
of the policy of Congress in such matters,
which they have assumed and so far success
fully maintain.
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This policy of letting them alonc-holding
them virtually as conquered provinces-for
the next year or two, Is that of parties who,
holding Office in the South, have literally no
Identity whatever with the interests Of the
several communities whose affairs they man
| ne for the TINA heinp
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There is danger, great danger that heed
lessness, recklessness, passion, prejudice,
selhshness and apparent disregard of Its OBJ
legations to the true public Interest on the
part of republicanism In Congress in this
matter of dealing with the question Of final
reconstruction may afford the Democratic
party an opportunity Of getting into power
again, much sooner than those who are not
close observers imagine.
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All realize Its former hold on popular con-
fdence, and the difficulty with which that
hold was broken. How, from Thomas JEFF
ferson's day down to that of Abraham Lin
coin, 1t virtually held continuous power,
shaken only at times by reyulsions growing
out Of momentary popular approhensions or
distress. The late war, which was In great
measure the result Of the inhdelity Of the
Democratic party to Its principles, greatly
strengthened the Republican party.
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write these views upon this important
subject in the interest Of the future Of the
Republican party. would not have thought
full men the country over conclude that 1t Is
incompetent to deal wisely and periodically
with great questions Of state. I would not
have 1t lay itself open to the charge that 1t
throws its declared principles behind Its
back In dealing with this matter of recon-
strnctlon.
, 1869-05-19

Katlroad Company for ten years the exclusive
privilege OF our broad guage tfnck and portion OF
our depot facilities for their business IN connection
Withdrawing from competition for New York traf-
nc, and that to avold confusion and unnecessary
expense to both parties, this company IS to move
Erie Company Is they shat require on their &C
connt and at ther expense the cost Of which aer-
vice, Including the cost Of furnishing motive DOW
ton agents and clerkhire and Of the sslary Of Joint
superintendent and other necessary expenses coa-
nected With the busness, is to be determined 70
proportion to the comparative wheelage OF the
Two parties and ratd ,nonthy.''
Also The following with regara 10 other connec-
stons:
!" An arrangement has also been made with the
Cincinnati, SandusEy i Cleveland Company, to re-
ceiEe the full local business Of that roa1, we CIV
in9 II return the business Of The C., HL D.
Ing with them in the through Eastern ail.ras1
business. with view Of avoiding the injurious
eessmpetiuon between the DAYTON, sfiehisan 4
Road. sna i ~ been ordered tnat
shah o. rent ly ihe Cincinnati, sandusky / c!eyc-
connection. with the Columbus, Kenta i DAytuu
fuEtns the whole part Of the shortest al railroad
line ~ the other hand al tEan,c west Of the
Sau,tusSy Noad, including Detroit and Canada,
slal: not he competed for by the Cincinnati, San
.lusky 4 Cleveland Road. as against the Dayton +
Michigan; This M contract harmonizes with that
President Se smith, Of the Mount Auburn street
sa!lsoat au I'd sSysra1 dr,sers we're aestc thts
poron of The Tack honas to anonef oee1
pm, without permission. Whenever 4 driver Is
arrested anoths is employed IN his place, and the
cars kt}It moving.
The National Dasgasemasters and Dralesmen :
Association convened here to-lay. TTeuty-sA
aelefates, representing 42l oagGag: men and a1s
Mtcnlean Central Road, Was rres!den,. Ths be o. o..
iect Of The couy ycntion il to form Life Insurance.
, 1869-05-19

Special Despatch 10 The Chicago Tribune.

Special Despatch 10 The Chicago Tribune.
NEW I1Kk, Mas Is.
vEL'ClrEDE RACE.
The match for 4 Ht race with yelocpedes, be-
tween Han1on ami Swift, t5 indefinitely postponed,
owing to the uanlull's [Ictracted Illness lie has
not iecn able to 60 into training, aud will pay i
forfeit OF sle,.
Tic money market Is without change The de-
mau.1 On call is 1uct Ut G 10 : per cent.
sToCEs.
Tic stock market has recovered from Its derres-
SON. and shows i strong huyiny movement. The
Vanderbilt stocks are higher uron renewed as
aurances tint the Governor Will sign the Certiu-
cate anal nsolha.lun bills. Michigan Southern
WAS strong oil new reports of consolidation Will
,ie Lake Shore. Other socks weIe strong in SIM
putty.
GOVERNMENTS.
The government l".lI 1!arkcE has been buoy
aii; 2!l'l active all ly. AZ the close quotations
were far in a'sancc of :ny previously made.
GaLn.
THE gold marker has been active, on account nt
reports Of new failures al German bnnkera, ant 4
statement TINT President Grant had decided to
,akt very d1m stand on the Caba anu tAa''a',a
questions.
TEIZE-FIGf1T BROKEN Tr.
Arsize-nent a nj Elotokrn, today, was broken up
on the third roun'l by the police.
TO THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.
NEW YnHk SUNDAY SCHOOL. CSl0S.
NEW YoEK. May 1s.-rhc nfty-third anniversary
OF :hc New York SUNDAY School Union was ctle-
l,1atrd Ibis evening IN ihlrtv-lwo churches.
4 SCENE IN Ct,rKr-T1IE ActrsEu SWALLOWS TuAl
NE ALtEtES To st: ru1SnS.
The case Of George Il. D1Tis, inflicted for per.
Jury in making false at!Atit3 atiatust Collector
Bailey, was before Judge Benedict to-day. During
The opening Of the rrnsrr7tt1n Davis became fear
fully excited, c1r!asnl!ng repeatedly: ''li's !ie
and 1naily drew 4 butt.c from his pocket, swal-
lowed the contents a,sl declared It to be poison
and that he would he deal In two lDurs- The
case was adjourned till tomorrow 10 ascertain Il
the prisoner was raEtnE on.
ALLEGED {11fstiEK IIE1.n FOR TRIAL
Tn EycE, thu afsnT, charged With Oht1tninc
payment On forged bounty checks, has been held
Tor trial
CtSI1A nDCSE INVESTIGATION.
The Wars amt Means CnEnrntttte OF the Tinted
EtAlea House af Representatives 60 to ph!lahcl
1hia Monday next, and spend a week IN Fennsyl
vap:a aud then 50 10 San Francisco. returning II
August
NCS DROWNED.
4 rnw boat, With fire men, c3rszcd near For
Morris, n. j., on Sunday. Three swan ashore
the other &yTo we're drowned
SCppES DEATH.
Geo. Gihson, Of Cedar Creek, California, die
Euddeu1y a1 q hotel In the 1sowetE. ycsterda
morning. His effects, consisting Of s3'',et,, hav
aHen taken possession Of hs coroner Flynn.
, 1869-05-19
WEST INDIES.

Tho Cuban Rcsolution-FfEhti on
the South Cons-Kecrnfts for the
NcFoIuttoni~tA Detained mt Dcnu-
loFts s. C.-The Soldiers OF Both
Armies Suffering from Eeyerz-$cn-
tencc 0fthc Officer and PASSENGERS
OF n Captured Vessel.
NEW Yonk, May ia Tr!1.t,ad fcnha, latter of
the 10Th ult- states that the Spanish frnons nj
1acked q body OF patriots near there on the sth
but wcrr routed 4 Spanish conr,t was cantured
ucAr Las Tumaa, On the 18th, serern OF the troons
retrcatng TO that town, from whence they
rallied to nttack the patriots again The ratrlots
however, made detour anu entered the town.
capturing the garrison. They Immediately took pos
session Of the cty, and found some artillery
the rest two dnc Held pieces, With which f1ey
armed two fortl1cat!Ons, which were immediate ely
erected. They we're rc1nfoTc2d By go men the
x3ptnlo1ds had held IN confinement On the 1sh
The Rpanlsb troops presented themselves beiols
The CITY, but were soon put to flight by the arlel,
pf the Cub1n6.
EEwIYoKK, May 1s.-one Of the men who en-
1tstefttfor Cuba On hoard the Grapeshot7 returned
alere IRON Deaulor1 IaEt night nc reports .ha'
me vessel Was still ut Beaufort detalned By thf
T7ntted States authorities At the instance Of Min
ister Robe1tR, and BY orders Of Secretary Fish
There were ffty men who enlisted here on tht
I}rhDeshot Who ere now wandering about tht
sueeta OF Beaufort To whom the Cuban Junta herr
HAvlxi My 1s.-Anothez battalion Of mobl
lied negro troops ta8 LETT for active service In tat
Geld.
The announcement, bJ telegraph, Of tho faIl11s
, 1869-05-19
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EUROPE.
Commercial Conference Be-
tween France and
Belgium.
The Paris Elections Result in
Favor Of the Opposition.

Great Britain


III. JOHNSON DECLINES to DINE
LONDON, May Is,
Eeverds johnson has written note TO the au-
thorttes OF southampton, declining the proposed
banquet IN hts behalf. He took occasion to ex-
press his grNtlcatton at the extinction Of the late
aprrchensiols of uufncndiy relations between
Great Britain aud the Emitted States lie was as
suretl the people Of both countries regatL w4r as
the tltrest calamity.
rA:7oKAL OF ARCHBISHOP OF CAsHEL TO THE 11lsu
PEOPLE,
DCBL1S, May Is.
Tha Archbishop Of Cashe, Rev. Or. Patrick
Lchy, In pastoral letter. refers to the recent out
r1Ecg committed In the South Ct Ireland lie con-
hiders Il lanentoble that the acts Of few des-
reradoes should tarnIsh the fame Of Ttppera1y.
and emlnatlca!ly denies the existence Of an aTa-
r7an conspiracy. The outraRes, he Eays, we're the
result Of the unhappy relations existing between
landlord and tenant, and settlement OF the lauti
question in ireland wonld be sure to diminish the
number OF such unfortunate occurrences. The
pastoral bids dissatisfied tenants to look for hope
to the imperial Legislature, and points out the
danger Of estrangng and disgusting England ty
the commission Of such outrnScs as have recently
been rcrpetrated.
TILE STANDARD AGAIN REFERS 70 TIE lLABlHA
CLAIMS TREATY.
LONDON, May IS.
The Standard to-day, In IN article on the Ala
bama claim treaty, says: "Tne idea Of awaiting
further expression from Parliament und Congress
commits the business to an indefinite postpone
nlent. Enelands sentiments have been clearly
pronounced. She is stlll prepared to submit to 3
proper tribunal the question OF wronEs and dam
ages; but-nny attempt to reopen the controversy
on prcPosterous grounds, whatever the Amesical.
sentiment mas be, ls absurd. From this position
England cannot reccde.'
MAXINE.
QUEENSTOWN, May Is.
The steamships City Of Baltimore and city Of
Boston. from New York, arrircl last evening.
Steamship Palmyra arrived Today.
I1AyEE, My Is.
Tic steamship Dellona, from New York, arrived
to-day.
SoC7HAMl'ToS, May IS.
The steamship Guiding Star, from New lo:k,
arrived thia uuruinE.
, 1869-05-19

Accept o. 1Cn VIA the Union TlCiGfC
1estiiros.d-tcncrnlA Assembly Of the
Presbyterian Church Sonsh-ts,- d
Fellows athcring-Ikaflro:ad n i t.
tcrs.
Sr. LoE7s, May 1s.-James Il. Gibson, groc11
Of this city, received Invoice Of Japan ten TO-
day, Via tug Cn!on Pacific Railroad, only thirty
A large number OF Presbyterian c,ergy men have
gone fEum hrre 10 attend tile General Assembly Of
the Presbyterian Church South, ut Nashville,
Tennessee.
me annual meeting Of the Grand Lodge Of Od,,
Fellows Of Missouri assembled af Odd Fellow
Hall this morning. A very large number OF dele
gates ore present. nearly every lodge 1n the State
hclng represented. The membership OF the order
las largely increased during the rear. The rev.
enne Of the year WIS as; total assets si, Eli
amount paid from relief fund, 82h,s.9 The session
Will last several days, aud sume important matters
reatinE to the interests Of tho order to be dis
cnssetl. among them the adoption Of , new con-
etitutlon for tue government Of grand and sub
ordinate ntIgea, The election Of officers for the
ccrtng rear Will take place tomorrow, and the
annual meeting u the Grand Enc:4mp1ucut Will
he held nn Thursday.
Robert Sullivan was today sentenced to two
ycars IN the Penitenttnry, for passing counterfeit
money.
The Pnci0c Railroad Company have received
twenty SIX new locomotives, md nineteen NOR
arrive in few days. This rolling stock
ia a1l narrow rnuge. to suit the new
gauge OF the Pacific Road, which will be com
iacted next mouth, when cars can be sent to ami
from St. Louis over nl rpats IN thr West. Six Of
The above locomotives were brought ACROSS tht
this morning. at one trr On the mammoth ferry
10lt Dunlelth. hclonGg 10 the st. Louis TransIel
Company. This boat will be used for the transfer
Louis i Chicago anu the Nortl, Missouri Railroads
aS soon as the river approaches art completed
which will be III few days.
, 1869-05-19

Oneufre nf fhe Cn.u.,, rresal f,o.4ycn.
st.. vT-xk go,
fSCocft T.. Lcc-Sptechc~ bySrnAtof
Fowler and General ANucF4DI1-
Stu1c Politics.
~,
eFeeta1 Despaten 10 ihe a!t3so. 4esaaae-
MEMPHIS, Tenn, May Il
aeunhts received a great tunux OF delerptes
and rtattnra toa,- II 4, c,1cu1,+c9 +h,+ f,,1x
49, ~, '4o4so..' '.@' -. snA. .o.v
i,"o peop1c l1oM outSi"e Tile eAe nave oeeh
drawn hlth:t by the convention and the regular
delegates number Tonight Dc3rl: unc thousand.
The proceedings to-day we're nnaMnoue nut
even on the preliminary organization great deal
OF gus MES lei on, and there manifest s.rouX
desire to SPEAK, 50 that II members have anyth:uE
useful to say shall be sure Of it to-LsofIoW or
Thursday. The convention seerel clear Ut pollt-
lcal questions. the only llnnIeasant thing being
said By the Aayor Of the cits Hon, ]. s. Leftwich
In Ills QfcaI AAldlcas Of welcome he declared the
facilities OF 3.e1np3 UNEQUAL q their cortia..y
because thelr material prosperity had hrtn o7er-
thrown hy war and Kent prostraied By unwtse AMI
hostile 1esislatuM ssuc:
The announcement. That the Secretary OF the
convention hell. in lis hand letter f7uSl Robert
T. Lee was received with tununuous npl!al5e
and 1t ives rcati, as lnllnw-:
"EAsulAG1uS CtAEaE, LEXINGTON. VAL
MAY II, 1sG9.
"MY DEtE Sir: regret :ha. have been Ella-
tie TO-DAY on account Of absence nom Lexiug-
ton rcnjy to your le.icr Of invitation to attend
the Commercial t0ny nycnt1on at Memphis on tile
18th. Ii would AFFORD NC great qualification
, 1869-05-19
ST. LOUIS.

Receipt OF Tc:, via the Union Pacific
d-Gcncrztl Assembly Of the
Presbyterian Church South-ts,- d
Fellows 'e:athcring-Ik:aflr n u f.
, 1869-05-19

u schepeter Co., IN Ncw York. caIsed so"e
upeastucss In commercial circles here.
The D1are Of to-day contains np's r tts,c XIV ,"e
CoscorTp AMI Gui1nofa, but the Toss DE- C:f>a
l}oubtB Tie truth OF the report ..
HAVANA, Asy 1S-Ines 9 renoTs ns pEoS,oas1y re-
gsaiit % e3asrerate t @ The proportions Of u1ht At
los Minos On the Sd inss: More reliable ACCOUNTS
The Spanish and rebel troops IN the 1nte ,:fe
s,fyPrtr9 equally from fevefA II Is said -o1
il,r Iatfcr nrc dying nom want OF aheE I'D
rnetfaI attendance e
Tra,rs arc again running Oh the Puertt ~
rtoc i NEeyitss Railroad.
lane grinding has again s,cen tntcr-r7 e
some localities on tho north AMI south cou IT
hcasT rains.
The United States gunbpat reaU;,sso; ar :
to-tsay.
HAVANA. May 13.-The Na3a. Co:n has - z
fenced the Captain and Nate vi the clltl:-
tchconer Galranlc to six years. imprisonment, =
'he twenty-five passengers captured on bosfd= :
eight years. =
, 1869-05-19
NEW ORLEANS.


The Floods in thc Lower mississippi.
NEW ORlEAHs, May 1s.--1nfor1nauon has been
fSseySd o. break u n grand iesee u ne ra1-
Just completed, at great expense OF the cre-
vase which has doodcd so large portion OF
break does not threaten to do 50 much damage A.
Inc present one, the 1eyee being some distance
from inc rtsets edge, nnd the water at the hreaS
but from Inc hish staee of liz wa;ef !; vii b
dldcol not impossible, 10 close It for some tlln'
to CONC
n2rd Parish, has been abandoned Is hopeless
The break Ia now several hundred feet wlic m,
OF great depth. the water sweeping unintersupt
edly back to the hikes.
, 1869-05-19
MICHIGAN,

state homeopathic EM-tttlttc--E.stc-
tiOn OF Observation-Disclosures Agent
Appointed.
Special Despatch TO The Chicago TybUnc.
DETROIT. Mar IL.
The Michigan Homeopathic Institute met at
Aan Arbor to-tlar and elected the following o!&i-
GERS: President. !. T. Sawyer, Of Monroe: Vice
President. J. \. Eldrdge, Of Flint; Secretary, J.
d. Craig, Of Niles.
The Governor has appointed! Mr.. Rice, OF Mou-
roe, Emigration Agent, to reside At New FORK