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, 1870-11-24

We cop5 from the Buffalo Ezpttss, Of Monday,
the particulars relative 10 the suicide Of
Mr. 7. M. Avcry:
At k!.e.sa Fas "a snndsy iosenoon, The p.lt.eaa,s
e which tx +. Ir.T y Ee s.n 1Gntn hen; .se :. t.
sb1Is y AGAR, ~ q aze took pa.sase e ~ the -
sii ' .reass A,.hsssa uot tA sos Il
tr onftresive rhe obse7srd - at strangely. and
ss s e ss 's
,hr but - the Apeast ra.Ecnal when the
Tpea .5:,tas i ihs Fsil: :se N. 10 The Spencer
H. fas1 e .ay :. - a hs
t.nnatst.s.,y !rtised 70 hrt room. ard she ne!s
s.S m s fsF Ser n. iii tasts a. sa
ia.st uron fnt.hine her ne.l She wvui lex to hi
:t vt TT ae Sa IL % r. ,hs Sot ts
.ahsd ths *.y 70 Tho Fsll She aeeained las inrtsa
IS FL a. ay sts IT,
'se sse
;ss Sa SsS Ss q I Fl sss
.t3!1DF . mais ~ h{z in,9a e ,,,.nsa .ensa ~ ~
ses sis ,ss 4 81 brss II
hs so s.ed suslv gHsp htT 2 Sei: IF 5nse e.
4spiSs nd - W. bone s~!tily tossra ths f.is S
~ as II 2a1shs1 .r.seea r. ;e whs9se i q
| into the feattnl charm.
j 1ttf helow the FsIh. bat up tas o'aock yesseraRJ
| a9tefuonn nothing had beeu sccn c3 f.
wttS &c e The most respectable families In The e4iy
Ch!eaEo- Btr rtantfy1s there were teleC1phsA =
14st = tutuE
s;sse ths sst sseq hss sss.1S Gt 81
l. trpi directed IA her friends in Chicago n eas
small fum Il rronty, Afro kit It the hotel Fro1
rArties thr Falls teasn thst Mt H!n sa1d re-
rrd Il ss med y she thought hrfrcN ia The wer
et4.t toay whom Ahe wss An1lous 70 ftaIeTe Of hs
I'll t<Hcr.
, 1870-11-24

Ia t.e c6rs!tucted at ach gate, with proper nx-
Ipsea ri levers. mars rores and chsins fur thr
purpose Of opening the gates. or they may be
wnIfC4I with seartt1r H1nxnInr m a snrt-rf t,ar
~ III sn1 tnffed yiIa cranfE e~~4 49,
Fssra caies Of cs1r iron. or composed OF wood
.fn, - 1nrh Tn1m NAV - 2r~nf.rJ 80 -
an o.g ,r tha rsiTe nSstfor ~ siSs ~ 49,, a.
e S1, ~ sr @ ~ ~ $500 - s apvSss
EA*s raEo t IL W - ~ IT. ~ Us
siota O. tae -, I'M x,6s aratt, n,;hs1 :,
aye 10 be tnst.eH ~ .ns eus So :: e.aaes u
At nfen!rFa 10 NC GsIe IeSssses, 9r II sne mMn
cuireHl. through Teu ID nc HaMa beaoW tnt
ra.cs: and greIstcd hy seEswa or lever rom a tae
TOP OF the LOCK- II NFeautfeo. FAlFes &C 70 be 10
Err1ea In Inc lowcr Bnicf, ana operated BY 1eve1s
s'oa, tne tor Of the gate. ~ =.
Suitable ktop gates are to be nA1e bosn At IN
htsd foot ri the lecs, 50 that The water In The
Hce esn t'c pumped out when uecesuEJ'
TH2 DAN
When ail thls has been done the lock VAL bt
e.mpstsd. Luz the lock 1fnne would be o. 10 ~ ~
Mnnoot the dam that Ia 10 pile up Tue M4sef. ENC
nha. maAsH atasao!r. The wokk On tae dtm u non ~
ircn ~; Ana ssst qu.nuiJ 81 matea.M e o.
80 ~ HHse1nuiaten. s 10 that When the spnn& olens
.s 49, 80 SstA y s.e4amed 10 cafne6&, 1k VIII ps9
nmns, ,..ss H., 1o!a cam is Intended 20 nsI !!
, 1870-11-24

he uzur7ations and aud.eity Of taa raitro,i.,
Erefywheee IN tho country .thsw ~xA.1i ~.
41d dittrmfrs'i:n: Ire beeorosug more arhi-
:tr.ry. A. tbsv consollAte, Tho cs,aalty be-
comes nrre and no.e under their control.
l.! Their tnitfs regulate the prics Of land and the
:prico Of 1ts Frooucts. They water th.fr stoeks
:f'cEo @fo leo Per cent, lnd inhi.t that the
tpItlic 1hau Ray them c1sh diyidands On Tia
IWa!e1 ~ well ~ On Tho .capitl invested. All
;theso things arn preparing the way for organ-
,,szsd oppotltson 70 thetr gfo*ins power.
The mnneJ mNkes ehows more signs Of
activity. Tbs demand from nes11y iii depart
anents It tafe eeems to be mc7ea:in.. coj-
leedona a1e dif6cult in tho couutry, because
The farmers arc selling very l&.ls OF eathar
grain or hogs. and the country merchants axn
= hAzd up.' teesuse they cannot collect: Tbs
money market Il, 1t certain se1scns Of the
The condition 1nd dispoaition Of tbs fsTmsrs.
u they have but little 10 aeu,, Of, Il hayiu9 IL
fbsy refuse to sell, eyalybody in ths u,nnner.
ctI community feels tha pressure IN success
sion. until, At !1st, 1t comes home to the
farmer himself, In the thape Of depression in
nf'ees Ct E!sm Aca oihes products. caused,
liEss, b1 tight money market, aud paxt GT
the simultaneous croHding into market Of pro-
ducts that have been held back too lorg.
! There Wis moderate movenant of ourrer,cy
to the country to-day, which vsa believed 10
be tnaluiy for the purchase Of hogs, a. II WA
sent 70 olstrleta where large numbera Of hogs
E1ch.rge WIS in moderate supply today,
and sold 4 Soc per $1,000 premium betwoan
bauks- There seems to be IN unusually large
d'mand At the counter for exchange. ard the
ren4i 1sEces Of our merchants to Nav York
rc1.rger than they have been before f3r =
year. Al the counter, bankers sell at lilo
premium and bny At rAr.
Tomorrow icing les.l holiday, hs banks
Nilt hs closed
Tho following quotations for buying and
selling government bonds, local stocks, gold
and alytr In this market this afternoon are
given " McssEg- Limit, Preston 4 KsAn,
bankers. II Clark gfrest M fo11o,s
, 1870-11-24

I'D hhe commenced he1 deecent fA,e
step. eltr, and down rle went :h.er forty
fee, tuJ actual measu nAut Af:erga1c(
Bone eoshes 1t the bott4,n sase3 her fr5m
daa;h: hut iles fAfl brought th, blood gushing
from ter 1o~e ard mouth. ard for Boms time
-ho1 lot & Il not known, Of courso-shs lag
ne6uelEe. :.
; Oft detes.ed, but ros vsnqrishsd. Lady
). Ayonnore oncs moro .t1tcd through The
= sn0w 10 renew her &c. = t Dnring tie tins
that she iay inssuti1a. her eiothss had frozen
sHn upon hef. 6ha c the 10 ! very long tree,
which had fallen do 4 Tho etoep daclirltJ, and,
leaninK On ita smooth trunk, she aid pe.h.
$50 feet down the slops, and then
fell again. The struggle Wa over, she could
60 No n, re, and she iAy inaenaible WHARF ehe
fell BY wonderful coincidence, Mr..
Leidie, who keeps bota1 In tha Yosemite,
bad closen that day and that trail for leaving
the valley. In pazsing along, he noticed the
track Of Lady Avunmore's slide down the
tree Struck With curiosity, be approached
it; ard, 70 his sstonishEent, SAW what was
evidently tho print Of \ xomansa foot in tho
fnow. He diemounted, no1de his way doxn
the AoEe, aud there he found her. He carried
her up, placed her on his horse. md took her
10 untchilss', where restorstivea were ap.
Piled AID she recovered. badly bruised, but,
After all, net seriously injured, = monument
ch1vAhy Of the. noolemen'' to whose
cowa1dice the owed al her dAngers. When
America shall have to fight for aer Alabama
CLAIMS, may Lord Harvey, aud Hon. Sttutta
nra FloEess. n. P-'s, be her opponents.
, 1870-11-24
MONETARY AND COM MERCIAL

~ Pfal &c cassagu1c escaped f1on B:eslau t
N,n


6EGNIE0, NOV. Is.
It hss been zunorod lately that tbs seest-
tary Of the Treasury had some nsw-fsngted
Plan Of progressing toward specie payments
which he proposed either to urgo upon the
Ee1t Congress. or In some way otherwise IN
Augulate. There Is, however, no esidance Of
A1y scch plan, and his policy seems to be only
turning the eurrlns sold in the Trpasury into
teats- Thus lar the total reductlon Of the
funded debt is about s165. .Oe0, 900 siaca March
4. 1869. The reduction Of tho inieEeet charge
on this is s9, $50. 40, leaving the total Of the
gold interest liabilities Of tie government 1t
The rzte Of sli4, ,ss4. lss per anhuna- Tbs rev
Sffn Sf y;.s !. ending ...;a.tss 5aaS = ai5, alyt',
o., ,ft5n II coin, thus making he eurplus 1eE
the year, invested IN 5-7os. s76, 1900. Il
Is jrtimas ed that Mr.. Boutwell, hopes, By the
rttnnding Of sao0 Coz, 600 Of sos into Tie
pew reE cents, and eso1, 90, 900 moro Of
5-eoa refunded into the new ~ per cents, to
tie government 10 eloo ,ooO. 900 within tev
montht, thus leaving surplus OF fsou sso, :
OW. 900 10 ESQ Do0, 600 nf gola from custous
to be spilled to the a1dnENi4hmeus OF the
dett. A. iar Is this policy looks to the
frefay Eefundiug Of the present 6 Per cents
Authorized BY Congress Inst July, it is pretty
s1ue to prove delusive. But On The other
h1nd, rs lorg ~ ths people h4ve to bear The
burden Of taxes In the present high
!arin, the surplus gold received shouh not
be allowed to Accumulate il the TtrAsuE,
aud for the present there Is nothing better 70
do With 1t than to turn it into $50 peg cent
bords, md thus stop the interest. 90 that j!
! ss ptooable tbs 4pznA iutasest obligation Of
| tho government will be reduced to about
&10o, ,000, QUO By the closa Of 1871, without any
retunding of Bios into tha new bonds
| Tho elevator monopoly h1st engaged sone
| irdiyidnsls who write tor the evening ps7trz
TO adrosase the policy Of trusting tbs reguiar
tion Of the abuses ok the warehouse ayster0
in this city 10 the CMesgo Bo.rd Of Ttsde
THIS reminds us Of the eonupdrum: WhE doe.
the dog waEg1e his tfil7" the reply TO which
is, "Because the tail can't wAgg1e the dog
Trusting TO, tho Board 81 Trails t
rgu]ate the ahnses Of the vRrchousiug s51
tenn ia Chicago would be relying upon thu tn
to wagEEe tho dog There are, doubtless
plenty Of tho nenbsss of the Board Q
Trade Who would be glad to joru In mare
ment for radical re3otm in this rnastet. bu
theEa xre 40 many Eno1s whnse business ID en-
t1xely II the mercy Of tho elevator monopoly
sha& tboee who wouh be gl*d to move IN !
have no confidence IN tbs rest, and 30 It VII
A1sJs he ~ Long - the elsY7tosn hAvs thei
ptetent powet. md thik they wilt hAyo - loo1
~ they k<e sustained ty ths l1njuat dfssnrol
ration Of tho t1iiruads agHtnst ebtppers- Foc
pc Nho look for ths Foundation oS oshs
abu2ss ~ velt ~ ,fhosa OF Tho w1Rs
hbasa system. ase beginning to soe u /
, 1870-11-24
going DIP, srd the red s,ase, wn.cn cuyot n =. =

going DIP, AID the red stake, n'cn ought to he On
the stsroos,d zoe, 92s o!ssRpea1ed Altogether
f.rHER RPAR11Cr1AR1-We Learn that Captain { ".
I GssJ. nf The eteam n&1Ee Enptrr, TIE following
Particulars Of the loss Of thai yetsel snd tht usr-
from PoH Harrn 10 Buiiaio with cssro Of in;e.
bey. All vent well until 10 O'Clock Wednesday
nisht. when near1I % Pptt Bnrwel. Canada, tho
weasel spauDEA bad leak. :Caots1n nray, nax-
ever, hest net On her coufse until midnight, when
II Wis found th1s sha- had, made seven feet OF
Hster. 1t Waa evident nom tic fate At Hhiea tho
x1te. lad gained On them That the best efofts OF
rtacnes5 p1xt The Empira Wss accozIinalJ headed
y1 TIE Canada snore Aud bel eached Eest Port Ryan
p1e hour ars the vessel 1thout warning.
NJ I'd r. e
Has running hugh A. the tine, daahed the Goat-
icG Hmbtr and planks. which composed ha CARGO
against ne ss!neg1lng Een and made tae.t At1a-
eevere bsoW Oh taa face and was Otherwise al!2nt-
II tpjuE.d. An the men wefe mora or les bruised
The cock and Que Of lie hands we're rescued HoU
Fostunafe3y. hoveret, ill hands 1nalIy succeeded
In reaching shorf- Tns men remained On the
be4ch I'LL Daylight, but finding the vessel hsd e1-
house oi Il. Berxer, afno scstdes about eight
ntEe@tat ne41est hpnse-npm the scene Of the
disaster The shtpTIecked nAriners were kindly
treated by MI, Becker md teceiEed the attention
zen lost eEerJshiog except what the! had on
theiF hAeks--RuFaio CemmeTriaf advertiser.
MlLwArkEz, Wis. Nov. q -Tns propeller Mes
ashore near Masssgon, Slcn.. on tie evening OF
the 18th. bar nxyirg formed ou,sile Of her
NICE the stranded, viii render any relief un-
II: IS reported that An unknown vessel capSlxad.
sixty Il lies our, On Saturday night. Tha crew
are believed to hare been PICKET up By ! pro-
ne scnw soash Side, Of this port, rsu ashore
q W..tsha11, Aicr-. and Il still hard agfuunA.
, 1870-11-24
Mface1lnueou1 items.

GONE lSro wl$1Ea- -QrAK11Ra-Thlrty-txp OF
tie '' Chicago Towing Assoctauons beats hive
H,ne thto sEahtsr quR1se1s-on15 1fteen are NOW
4 FL1EI.-A nrge nees Of lumber Rockers
!n:de erf hxfbor !cateTday. Most Of them viii
las ur. as hcnu - their catsoes arc discharged.
IL set,
LAST RkNA1xs.-The sr,all schooner Sea B,1d
quantity Of Old ircrs Watuh was fermsrly thc en-
R;nc and machinery 19 the Old sttcNneei S:eamer
fGnots IN her t.th~ One Of The nnest boa.a on the
,a,es s sne M W 9s s;ESe1tea INTO barge tew
tasfe nelst!ehely retaaits are all that II left OF
TIT once prcn'l steaner-peten, Pa.:, .N,e. =
II. CLAtR FLATS SUR CANAL-st- Clai- Flats
II 70 before the close OF navigation, e1ceps 20 iar
te!ales 70 the leselng OF the surface and other
next spring. As Jet but few vessels have heea
permitted 70 run through the channel, oulJ tnoss:
which weHe eefsa1n to do no injury, a rst class
been mn through slowly. Wien Il Is opened for
general nAyfBauon no landing along the sides VIII
oe Nloxed, but n vessels must run entirely
ct injury to The banka Lights are ret 70 be erscs-
ed 70 marx the location.
LAYING UE.-Jhc following vessels have gone
.nto winter aas!tess # Boale: H.Ixs sunshine.
1lses Culver, Geo. J, Nh.tneJ; props E r. Ry-
enc. Maxwell, Dan Marble, Geo. II. Wand, B,
Parsons. and L J; Fa1xeh -
AA4NsbNHh&N-4A AG A%ASulk pf 3CtEHG lHG CaIK
David A. Wslls from her po4trton on the beach At
Silver Greek has been definitely and nnsl1y ahau-
doued for this seaAou. -Four OF the best tugs IN
! putalo na1eor, aided By the Msguet and Ssup-
scn, made united effort to pull her OF. but With
! OCT success; md The members OF the expedition
IeturnsA 10 Buffalo and petrott The WeIls Ues
stem on high anl dry. and may winter where she
Rosp EAU Mis1os.-ca.eny through the exer-
| lion Of 1luD- Rutus SssphtnSon. ". r., OF Kent
County, Ontario. The Canadian Government na1
| tetn induced to proceed with the contemplated
Improvements at Rond Eau H1tbor, In thst couu-
y. The entrance 10 the narhor "a To hare dtre-
tton nearly noEsh aud south, aud to be go inch In
| the clear, a1t to have depth OF fifteen feet ot
vsseg lselow the lake line n 1865 great amount
OF Pier wo1k Is to be bri1t, and has0 having IN
area OF some ten acres Is to constructed with Is
feet ot wA1ef. On the western te Of the entrance
h1eakwater Is to be bu1lt, md the runs OF the
old weateIn pier are 70 be removed The entrance
piers are 10 bc Stout suD feet tong. go feet apart
and N feet above the lake level. The breakHater
Is TO be Of Glib work and Of the best material
payments upon the work Will be made monthly u
It p<pXrtsseEt and Is per cent viii be retained
uIul the npal performance Of the contract Its
In ccJed that TIE work shall te nntshed ny Oct1-
In lsss and It's importance cau h3rt}lJ be over.
estimated, u the shore ia At present destitute OF
Ro0d hArbnr thIonehout that whole Vicinity.
, 1870-11-24

A Or star sawed....... ..,,..-. $50
~ t1"Cu. l.0Q t4Z<2AH
ThicEuek4-FiTe shingles to be TWO fucheA in
thickress-- lepRth-St1tcen inches. Three dol
lara and dftJ cehts per car to be tddcd when
Transferred, which follows the shingles.
, 1870-11-24
Lake ErcfEhtx.

CHICAGO, Nov. .23.-Engagements were: To Huf-
talo-Hs1E Jane Hs Il. wheat, AZ SIC: batk Uneu1-
II, #hea., a. &c: prop Bradbury, corn. II Sc. To
seW fofi--Prop Fountain CITY, corn On P,
hE7KoIr, Nov. 11--Fesztla arc rapidly laying up.
linpibytd rates are being offered, aCd Present
ts1ees Would hare been considered very faif some
line tinfe but a. tho case stands thfT Attract put
Nslle interest. For lumber fram Bar CttT to To
lsan. fa7s WAS offered to-day. from Au Sable 70
Runalo, q Is offered; from the sams poins 70
Charter Schr J. o. Aoss, hay from St cla1r 70
Aipeua at &, thence lumber to Sanda6f1 1t ss-25,
rHl, t. h. d. -...
Charters: Sehr Lake Forest, water lime to Chi
csEo 1t $ec, free Of handling, coopesaye, and all
other cha1Res: bark ren1au1ee, 1oRl. Ene 70 CHI
czEc II k1.so f1ce: bark a. r NtChbig and scn1
Al. RoFr11, coal, Erie 10 Chicago. At 92 free;
eot Sunrise. coal, hence 10 Chicago ar Il sa frEe
scnr Dstt1e Howard, coal, to Pors Hnrun, at 81
free
, 1870-11-24

wa1Tantee deeds conveying city and subutnan
property within aeveu miles Of the Cuurt House,
ntc,l for record on "Wednesday. Aov. =:
IInttre LIS II n Of I.tler NJ 4Hxi4k
, 1870-11-24
MEDICAL CARDA
Chronic DfSczlscS,

81 and - R1ndoT h, tn:urr Of Dearborn tup stxfss,
The 7rnow net SPEUfALlST 1t tha a&e, founder snd
cnnd1stf cf Ja.ncs Loek HospstAf New Orleans, La,
fer tf1cu 5eas- For the ast eleven ysa1s Latei In
CaieAsp. II Dr.. JAMES cures Syphi1u with : Neu-
&zalz.s. No mefrurv poisonous drugs used. Sprsra
tahra and impotence rurrd By tnfauih1e ,nsthod.
favtnF tte sna expmte An difraaes Of eonta 8!oss
Trntfraf ehsEaetef saceessnlly treated- Dr.. JAMES
ha. btsn engaged tn this speciality for than qa2z
trf ri a century. Cousuttatfnu fire.
Frmass ditReu9taz s1d lzrEulaeitiss hessed sith
t.frsy and suerr.l,
dIsrAser Of beth k<Iea. III
Addryss nE. lAMxE. At bis Medical Insttntf, y aEd
% Randofhst+ by letter, P. o. Drawez 6o, Eaiea4o
ILLINOIS. -.'r -. '--.-F
Dr. JAME 1nsttnts u the lsrrest of The kind la shs
United StAteA. .-.
F. P.empr. JaErs I. perE..ucnts5 located IN Chieasp
, 1870-11-24
RHA1. ESTATE,

WAlI1ntee deeds conveying city and subuthi
property within seven miles Of the Cuurr uaus
nlcd for record on Wednesday. Aor. =:
uoHcre Ct. is # Of Tyler IT, wi, saxlae
Anss:ia s,, .; i; ii oi fsails Il; ii. ssiios
ws.rjscksor s., Il Il oi wiine6esssi Il,
k.si.! i, - ~ ~ rssa;;:;seond ei. ~
psars snalss j. T.; ~ ~ ii ioi Il; t. iSs;
faniss a. i, coz oi ioii s. i. zsIs
It; sept H.. ........................ 4o,e
f1.I 81 y T eal Il ot Eva1s st ii, ss1,@n II; ~
n:ss:a i sofnsi 81 Fsit AZ, /; ;o1
wss. S.ss1 i. is II oi COOK Il, Nets
A;ss's ri i; Is i s i Tniiij:ainih svf
Lake =. oo:oef an ii Txsa;;:ioaitS 1s.
Ranooipa = i.e Il Il i:asalle st. 5 I. aa1
ns:s,si! :: as ii Doasi.; p;, y i, st1 ~
Randolph i id il ii issaie s;, .i' i. mud
,,*.esns 81 y 4 lad'fe aes = n !; nSs ;,s. 81
seSsses i sas II 81 So:;a :1. t.I1
rs It: Nso, SedW.sk s. 8 Of Nenaminee
| bLp y &oA1NV 4t% VIII 1Itt41nH4t New, $3 4.
/ Tpwrapd u. A14 II Of Chicago AZ. W.T. q
REX IT, wlth bulldings: Nov. H.. 4!
Townssrd =, r =. COT Of aooate II. { Z, ssx
SoE1N or cITr LIMITS
losd. y /, 6oxlssH Il: Nov. g.. .....s.. J.
6CE7H or cs1T LtxfrA
| For1y-fy1t II, 1So It { Of E>p1sge Crow AZ.
| nj, tGkf$oR II; Nov. v.2l..........,..,.., 4,
| w3ST or OD CIT IlMrrA
I LOIS Is md ~, Block Z. In PnlppeJ's Suop
eA Sec II, -, IL; Uct- as.-...-..........
, 1870-11-24

DEGREES IN ctKcr1r ctuET-rkcul1AR cAs1S
'Celes1la 4. V4nlng v Marx /. vtnlng. Decree
ot d.votco on htli died August IL, 1STc. Two Will
nfssts Complainant suites her aQt II 30 yeats,
ard ayers that abe married defendant JULY sa,
lets. She has one child, and tn the year 1858 hei
husband ill.treatsd her: One Aa,J A'1Wt!llauas
testified that bne waa sister OF the complainant,
that she was Present II the marriage, and thAt
The husband WEE nabltually Qnkind. The place OF
residence Of tue lAst witness, and the place OF
tnarr ase with coupiaiuaDt, 1erc not mated,
nor rss 1t ctyutEed Nhete acts OF cruelty were
cou 1utttet1. Tho hu.band wa6 not personally
se1yta with process o. the Court
Elizabeth SFattk :. George II. SH1rH Decrec
Of t,tytrcc en- bill nled November H. Personal
service of PROCESS and default made. Complain.
AT Is rwcnty-thrrc years Of age, and has nyed
10 Chicago oEe monih, nearly. oTtr the year which
gives jurisdiction Marriage at NzpA CITY,
Cal, August 10, 1880: separation, March, 1855:
one child; charge, habltual itnnkennesa The
Deputy Sheriff VINO served the urit, who was The
only other witness, swore that del. utant was In
toxlcated when service Of the sumtEons was had
ca him. When defendant received the procesz
aud was told It was LII regard to matter Of tl
vorcc. he said his wtfo ''might have It and bt
0-d 10 her.
, 1870-11-24
Vessels Passed Detxote.

DETROIT, AfCB., Nor. 4a--PAssED Ur-Prop
MINERAL Rock bark T. J. Wells; ecuEs Monreeno,
American. Cniop, CNlingford, Voughk. Bentley,
amptde.
WlNb-SotthNeH.
Dx7Ro1r, NICE, Nov. 9s-Eventn9.-PAszD
DHwN-P1Dps Chicago, ColprAjo; herk March !:
schrs CITY Il Chicago, Alcturus, Anglo Saxon, r.
ET1w1oTt.
pAss1p UP-Prrps City OF Toledo, St Louis,
MHwRnkee; Echr Jennie ard Ankle, bsrk Wells
arrived up nId in dry dock.
WMp-Eqrthweat,
, 1870-11-24

PrM kkx Ate Tdrk NteHsno faaak
Elsewhere wo give = complete list Of The
mcmters elected for tho next Congress, 30 gar
a the elections bAvo been held. In this lat
sve ebov not only Republicans md Democrats.
but also, 70 far a. We osa do C, tho rovonue
reforaefs and Frotectionists.
Tbs result is R1atifytng to revenue reform
ers: iof 70 think t. beyond douht ahat tbs
reIenus sefoEmen ma5. Y thsy ehoosos sass+$
, 1870-11-24

sot .ments s. feet vide op tie bottom, tacludnx
Is t.1t ri Rpr0r, fnd from II TO II feet hixh AZ
nsy te nq9t,ed- I'm ce~eny, tie t:,uadaison Of
HBke urlfom and eve1 denth bet~een The
at,uuucnt1, for space of 8 feet ip width: tRat
put II III dam h*tow Waifr-sEa:k Viii 10 eatlt
n,G G,.os 1af 81 in1d . iess lsns .d ees
more than 10 feet ,uuafr. Fac timeof in tnc
c1e L 10 y % acd la by Il inches square fsm-
At tss eltssins, and SINK Ode by asde. he tng.
eat leGEth down stream, 80 ~ 70 iii tho enttre
ace ntNeen tie thrce nhutlncntx. and <ach crib,
VII te tuQt 20 - 10 make uuiio7m ieYel acToay
sdnctofs of the dam u to c1utnence, which Win
vice lcr tie balance Of Leigh, except xhAs II Is
fsoneea r., s h5 hs uppe3 slope Of The dam;
eHn.t on tne , nKef etae of cI1ts ~ apron OF
Wis * ieet vide, close and uGht tc,rthes, and
no}ls. ~ the t1nll+t below with tsggrd botts IRON
1ns suD q Ds s 9na q i9eoes
y er,yen close toeethsr t'c eutte tens1a Of .hs
aTs 9 o 4 e. nns Rs 70 be T. as.
up t,tpbt.s q ,ne crtbs oy bolts from
sareselvatfhs 70 one iach squire. 9f .eches
l0ng, \ ell rbEEed, autl the tops cut on TINE
aLu even Tor ule ntrun to ctves. II ncceseazJ, 4
IL!pg ti e-inch plank Is 10 be driven tve1 the
pies aud BREAKING 19lht4 The kupesst:uctutc Of
tn'te 5ongltudtnal iins+tr, IL inches square, and
ore 10 ~ II i7thes square. extending hcsrcrn
i,, a,ats prs,y ,,p'sn .sehsE ana xe
Longitudinal t:nber1, cFo.esimo.ts 3s1f feet long
~ 10 inches Square ase 10 be p'*c-o II every tca
Ue,n snhe1s sst sTe '1 e e iane IA g s'a Il
: 10 inches ietresn The nnbe:s
locLcti IL the last eroEsrmuers, Shy II and 10 by
" itckes kquate. 4 sccond sei les OF cross-uu-
Sets Is tc be p1aced On The 1a.t timber, u By u
lDchea equare. TN the 1owet stde another apron.
u incLrs thick, Is to he ptsccd, sx feet wide,
nllinR up the space. between tae cIoss-tsubers.
apson ieet % aSo.e The ist st one. pan sna forms
tltop in the dam Of feel On this apron there IL
TO t'c an OBJECT IN the width Of the dam Of ~
s 10 ns raised feet, anu 70 De huils N stmi-
taJt OF The DIM with The exception Of .
sop 1nlshlng viii 6e b coping of timber inches
la,t on the loue1tudinal timheIa, and well boited
10 hass course Of sneet ristns the whole length
fetws en- ahntntntA, to be driven into The bed OF
tAe 1irer ~ fect+ making the entire Length ieom
to ta rut ever the sheet rling Of the same Length
and breaking joints with the nrBr conrse. On the
Up Of the a2m IL to be = longitudinal timber. by
lower ride, to hold the brush hntt gravel
brusa and Etavel are 10 hc paced on the upper
s'tit ff Tie dam. HoptnR back from the top OF tho
The bad Of the lIrer about 50 feet above the crib
Wofl, nflng the entire SPACE between the ahut-
m6tts.
J.e,ow the apron, brush and stone arc 10 be ILL.,
esl IL f.om the 1op OF the lower apron, sloplnX
dtWD TO The brd Of the river AT distance OF 20 to
% f.et u he placed In alternate layers Of bruah
that is alE atnus the dam> II the above d.
sciipll1u Is faithfully followed IN the consiruc~
ttn, Il viii be ~ nne one ~ can be found In the