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lTc,.-s s s26 >! Decreased cost oabor ep6ls 81
Go3t.eDen, have now laid before You the facts aud
steneDts which fully meet every accusation OF Burt
and the slight foundations on which ms charges
based Permit NE 10 thank YOU gentlemen for the
patience VITA which you have INDUCED me, aud ALLOW
me 10 ask your indulgence for few moments while
oier esons Us 10 the true policy Of the State
legislature dealing with the great Of tIanspora
bOu, aud the vast Interests with which they arc con-
neced The completion Of the EIie Canal marked an era
IN The prosperity. not only OF the Cy Of NewYork but
OF tie Whole state The products Of the Great West
IOub1 an easy channel of communication with the
bOard aud .the position OF SewlOrk as a great
commercial and financial center from that date
secure A time passed OF, however, the canal
iOuhd 10 DC inadequate 10 transport the immense and
Increasing productions OF thenew States OF the North
mesi and year after Witnessed the construction and
expose OF our Railroads whose vast network cOYes
We lace OF the country; and now the struggle for
he carrying trade Gsd rival lines strained every
70 ooain the Hons share Of the lucrative traffic What
NOhaef theB, that IN this strife between the rail-
road interests the canal should have been comparatively
heEected az, both Ia capacity and speed Of transit IL
Nas ontstrpped by tho more modern method Of trans
pOhs1ioh. has transpred that a project T.
on 1901 10 improve tie revenue OF the canal by
HgMtl0n contemplating reduction or tolls Ia order %
Coiagote wiih railroads ISOui uOst respectfully urge
0DSa be Legislature Ike policy Of" letting ssl enough
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DIED.

Wedding aud Visiting Cnsd., Iits SnDns Note Paper
WIS gVTUDELl SoSs ODD DUTca CsuESH
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TIE Site or tribe.
DOMESTIC MARKTTs.

LATYsT EUROPEAN MARKETS
AvHD March f-EVeaa Cotton ccsd Cat Az Ia, 81 va 9''
auil 10 arrive
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Tuck Marker Ueadqusrters fr Sewing Msehsss "Psf-'
.at srau,p ssa codneh % " B,RsCs 80 Broadway. H..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-24

Barghfrs, Dnfs'iu@'
WATCHES. JEWELRY, SILVER. AND PLATED
WARE.
The subscriber No 5IJ BROADWAY under The OF
NICHOLAS HOrbL May sad {. selling FINE GOLD
WATCHES and CHAINS FiSB GOLD EARRINGS aud PISS
BRACELETs LoC1ETs NECKLACES &c. at sre.ay reduced
prices
DIAMOND RINGS BARGAINS. sono IS ~ I" THIRTY
FORTY and FIFTY DOLLARS each.
SOLID SILVER SPOONS, FORKS. GUYS, SAPHli RINGS he.
AT WHOLESALE PRICES.
srLyBRPLATEp wARE bali price; FRENCH JEwBLsY
ENGLISH JET JBwELRY. FASS OPERA GLASSES. kc. 81 had
the usual prices
GEO C. ALLEN. as Broadway one toor belo~ Can,r.
and Broadvsy seventh and Twenty eighth Sta
SHOWCASES AND LARGE sAFB FOR SALB LOW
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Ono Of tho %Ms1 Rartys Laad

Col. Groeyenor, Of thA 4iasouri
DsMocraf, . hfst liest IL tho .snew
party cpmpAny, nov hcing raised
~ Horaee Whlte, of ~ Chicago
1H5saA The pafty y yssy small s.
pressnt--an ol(csfs ard a. privatss
-somsthing liz eosae af the old
sonthsrn plAntakiens, tWo ovsrseeFa
and ono sniggsr.- L may become !
powerful organization -'.grsat aches
nom little sOsweorns grow" In thss
view OF the case Il becomes AmattAr
Of some importance - know soms-
thing Of its founders. A gsntlsnan
who was class mats with 6rosvspoe
ia Yale College was giving 10 so0s-
thing Of his (Grosvenor'sD history,
thsothsr day. He was expelled from
college for bad conduok During tho
war ke managed 70 got the appoint
msnt Of Colonel or Lisutsnant Colosel
Of . colorsd regiment. But hs was,
soon aftcr, In llouisiana, oashisred
from the acrvicc. His offence. oar
informant thought, was stealing. -
Ho went TO ST. Lonis as . ranting
Republiosn. He failed 70 get come
appointment be wanted, turned
against the Administration, aud u
altogether . very suitable person q
Join Horace White in the establish.
mont Of . .new party" withrev
and civil service refvrms, - convent
ent catch wovds.-Havksys,
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Pray telime, my dear, what is
tht canSs of those teats r.
Oh, such 4 disgracs r.
What 10 it, my dear : Don't keep
me n sqspensc."
s0h, I hare oponsd one Of your
letterA sapposing il to 30 addressed
70 nySslf Certainly Il looks moro
likc Nra. than Mr.
= Ii tAst ALI What harm q there
'ia.a wisee ops1lng her hssblnd's lct-
go p g
. No barn il ths thing itself -ths
|opntsnts. Haeh > diaarasA*
Who Aas daTsd g write mo 8
lsttev thas y pniit to b fssd 81 my
EWt>A .f,s s.ss
aOA, - Is = eosehsd Il ths most
chasae and heantitui language. Bit
The scntaata ! - the koftible COM
|tshlslM
Herr the wiis buried hsr face in
hsr kandkerchisf, and cpmnenced
sobhing aload, while her husband
caught up the letter and eenncnced
rsading Tie spistle that had nearly
hroksn his wires heart. Il WAS bill
from the printer for thrcc PEARS sub.
scription tor the nswspaper.
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Gen. Fred Don't, Mn. Grants
brother, who graduated with credit
twsnty-five years ago at West Point
and who has served with distinction,
sver since. IN tho army. and aoqairsd
the rank Of General daring the rsbsi-
lion, in fgasiag on ths right sids,has
jast gravitetsd into ) Lissk Colonsls
poeitiea, Ia ths rsgular army, And
forthwith " have ; nsv rid o. ~
Dent family from the Coppsrhsa 4,
and Answ party" people. The truth
4, that The only Dent who ever die
sraosd the Administration By beng
. hro-in.law, was ono Louis, the dem-
ocrAtic candidate recently for Gov
srnor in Mississippi, and who has as
. matter Of course, nsvsr rsosiyod
any REQ ,gnition Vt . political ohaxAe,
ter, IT the White House.
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| W
sourp DEnocaAcY.-fhsrs ID 4
Democratic pspcr out in Ottum va,
lows. that sIoriss ii tho name The
Cep0etAead' lu Democracy il uns.
dnItefated- Warranted upurc and
eenuioAH stSfy tifis. Ii haA ftcent-
r. perDetrated the following choice
Sit Of ii,ersture. which shosld 6ud !
place in the columns Of thoss Demo-
cratic papers. especially. which have
becn paradinr tho silly forgery which
thsy persist In calling "Colfax's
speech Speaking Of Lincoln's
statue in Now York, tho Otiumwa
manor talseA occasion Just to say:
This statue shoald not be allowed
"a atand twenty. tour hours In the
Ijsmucratiu City IL New York.
While Old ABB was alive, ke hated
Democratic New York. He sent bis
froons there during the riots. and il
!. IA a.r.A i. ,.nuld have impris.
nraI - rs haif ia Democrats ID the city.
49, YorE r.,,nd aOainst Rim with
- ovar.h holmino naioritv. The
r-.ra f,nror;.l ritv diaoasded and
3.-onrca4 'ths ronSh. uaoouth Lin
rcir in IA IN. and she detssts his
msnarv ~ s s. vhsr dead. The ssatue of
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The Cincinnati Ehqsarr, : lssd-
lag Democratic organ, 6nds fault
with Bcutwslls monthly statement.
II says that II only rsprsssnts aboat
one-hsifo ot the public debt, sscasss
the valae Of negroes ffeea By tho
wsr. and cotton and other conAsoar
tlcna afs omitted. . this ths sntsr-
ytainmsat 70 which the Democracy
invite the people h ls79 {
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~ 4 ~ nsue Ieee bAso1o01 6l1
Aes - sEosad 49, ~ sspsfstrut.
ssfs '''l'' being :Jfstcas non Joliet, III.
quarrIss. II Il ars the poatotBce
Cosrt. roon and )DtAse oassss ior sh.
M 1gss ana Clerks of tho cosrta Col
.t0tor and Assessor 81 intsrnsI
Rsssnss. Pension Aesht, Rsxisss,
and Recorder Of .she United etatss
Land Onlcs, UDitod States Marshal
District Attorasy, and : lare,
library room, besides these ars scv.
'eral other rooms not yea assignsd
The Reyisfsr gives ! lengthy &c,
count oi the entire building which
has post thus far. s2o6, 900, and Of III
Post olice il says:
!" There srs two entrances 70 the
o1los on the Avenue, and ono on
Hfth street, the latter bsisR the
main one. The windows 10 Tho Post.
seloA and al tbs lower psst Of tho
building afs 4xtl. All tie doors in
ths main story are 3:6xs, with tran.
SONS above oil Of them. The win.
dows and doors arc Attsd With nNs
French plate glass. Tho fost.ofilce
rooms M tbs nnest In the country,
Tho letter boxes arc 1850 in pumbesr,
AID the case - Nhinh they ato aet
b made of Wsla1t and Cherry wood.
all dAsly nnisASd snd varnished. -
Under tbc boxes aro 3t0 letter lock
drawers, with The same Ans work
uaanshIp in thcir f1AnnfnOture mani
fest. Al the boxes and drawers ars
numbered with little silver plasss.-
In this ohecksred ffvnt, through
which Dss Moisss Post -oi1Ice clerks
are destined 70 look, for axea, ars six
delivery places, and in the iron posts
(painted Rreenl, which support the
story above, that jet ont Of f6ox.work,
are four holes for the reception OF
letters. from the corridor il front OF
tho delivery boxes. In froat Of the
lctter boxes, up about waist high
nom the hoof, an Afoand shs loom.
is . silver banister, over which pso-
pie can lean, and on which people
can rest while waiting for the elerk
to pass g them their letters. Whils
looking throsgh tAs plscs ysstsrday
wc conld NOT help tkiaking what )
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tteom ths H.disaApslh yoarnAaL]
Ihe divorce laws Of Qar 0tato. ast
the maunsr II which they bavo beer
|adninistered By oar eosvts ,hav.
brosghs lasting disgrace up0a In
diana. Il il useless FOR % u ray that
we arc imposed upon BY unscrupn
Ions parties from other Statoss Is i
l actorious fact that orr laws inyits
psorle Of oil nations 70 oome 10 Indi,
ana and rid thsmsslyss Of irksone
martial bonds. From nas1ia, Franco
England, Germany, Tho Canadas, aud
trOm every State IN The USion. a..
conisntsd husbands and wives havs
flocksd to Indiana 90 procure
divorces. AZ the Law stood Sor some
yesrs, "a appIicant Tor divorce could
iile : petitioo the day he came TO the
State. and il . few weske have 8
decruo releasing him from bis mar.
rises vows. Disorce seekers hunted
In couples. Il frequently happened
sshst ) lady would arrive in indian.
apo.is with : male travelling CON.
psaion. Rlo her petition for divorce
from Al absent husband The Same
day, procure : dcercs dissolvina the
fhifriare contract bhscd upon the
evidence of the gentleman ffiepd.
and marry her witness before loavina
towr-aliof which was accomplished
within : period Of Eve or six weeks.
A celebrated actrees fled q petition
askinRx divorce ffvm her husband on
the protnd Of allered cruelty. The
charge wss sustained BY proof that
while visiting from San Francisco to
New York. % an ocean steamer. the
Iady found her aflinity in 3 gay and
fsetiye Young rcntlcman who was ia
the habit of Quoting Byron 10 her on
deck while her husband was In !
lonely statcroom. A sharp repri.
mand fr.m her husband brought
tears TO the little womsn's eyes, AND
for this a Indisna Judge gave hcr I
decrcs which rsleased hor from tho
insupportabls tyranny Of hor liegs
lerd. Another case A lady, trsv-
cling to Indiana in company with
her second choice, ID pursuit Of !
div orce and 4 second marriage. had
testified her faith in tho liberty If
our laws. and il tho honor of her
ft1ture husband, in 1 very unequ,vo-
al manner. fhs Judge Ia whose
court her case was pending had iit
Of stubbornness, and under the
depressing influences Of an indi-
restibis dinner had denied the
Application, The poor woman
vss In ! dilemma. and the
plan Of escape by "swallow-
ing both hofnsS had no. yet been
promulgated BY the Ssnfinel. She
apuealvd 10 bet' att0fhUy. who inform
Cd her that justice and divorces
could Be dispenssd by the judicial fiat
alone. She jeit her attsrncy in tcars.
The ncxt isorninr his Honor came
upori tho bench, before tho reading
Of the minutes, aid he had disposed
Of an important case the prcyiooe
evening ia : hasty uianner, and afler
considering the case moro fully be
va satisfied tka4 tie petitioner was
entitled 10 ! divofos. Il was decreed
accordingly. The lady and her wit.
ness were married in haste, and the
happy paif lsfs the city with an ex-
altcd opinion Of Indiana justice.-
Nearly cvcry court hOuoo ID lndiana
haa hean the acana az inea snck 6arcca.
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Railroad Extenslcn.

Our cntcrpfising nsighAO~s Ofss
Waterloo, - We lsaFp tspMr thega.
Cbsrier, are moving 70 ses fsheysSeOesss
not procure tho proposed oxeersiee 10
Of tho North Missouri RsiiHeed f,eslss.,
Ottnmwa northwsrd, for ss~A Aiehsn NJ
survey has boon made Uis Aaseagosaf
Vint0n, independents, etc. Tkiass
might bS Thought little ssl6sAn -
our Cedar Valley nsighbors ~ sAe Iii
has already a nofth And a0us go ,as
ncctior., hut j. b . .past re sthAe apiTie
Of energy and onterprjee NhiaA bae At
made her 20 prcepsrossle slA1s keses
dcpsndsscs mnst seasis Q .AsssseikriaaA Aea
make up hsr nisd - sailssiihs iihss-vd
ally, 0reise MAseelOo win 10 sqhsnaAss
ing ti,s caGres Of thas rsijvlnn leOMoh
The Wapais tp,shei Csbssrs xixSa4 as
ISSsss. $inkAa tsx ywsassso IeHf To
The 1Issss eaenasienersat ~ AA4ss
iact, Cor slee oboeeGo1 o1Qs eoaAe xeAaqR os
20 Ignore ~ taes ~ sSoaA I'D A0sssiAags,
was origuaily pesjeele11NofsM hiw
w aterl00, whicaeip ae6Yl1 vAs1zsp aeisas
OttsmMe n 0tB Raaks sl9Am
that sarvsy .haaallea hpQA AAp pss
over aAas linsy ssesA AriAss 3ip4sAk aApAssa
the ssursey.sof thaieshsT sTostA Viabas
Yintoo, lslAepAsdsnoes slAsVAeSAa6Aw w..
8 yrst the sxpsnas sss,Ah~ lSspAerAvas
thar limo. 80 L. is1aAspsaseAeaseAAs ID
not Waterloo thst isssaeshiegsae Il
uchaAGs ahe cosses eftAaks nailNay. INA
lndspsadeass 10 psotAbsy M NerNsskst
Il ths Inastsr bpk tAeg eAjeE AfBssss
msut used At YintDn in IT. fsyose ~
thai they don'tiiks 4osss ths tcw.sin
the wssessn PaSs o. thva ssahay Sails
up. % " wsnt 80 rea4a bsaaseessi sitH
viii benefit N. And not n iajsrs etyTs,,
body else. We rejoice II the KroNth
u III our neighbor townA Nor d. :
NJ believe shas the ,najosisy ~ tesA'
people of VintDni tsks, % nazserpaiJ
visw Of the intsrsste OF ihe coeAty.aA,d
70 seek 10 pull down Ralls PiAias 1asd
Irying.-BAls Plaise Usie& xyAw
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". rnh,;.b h.ic-, a. ,,o,,o.;.,o,
for q. ertap.;on 60. s e. & i.o,,. :
rot,.r R.n;d. 4. n. ~,Aich =. -,
handed a ~ 1eesars WIZ Carnan.
ter 8 CO. II Ire con1sssd condition
Is = h;ch onr ofs,cA i. rs,r "a .aon.ra ~
49,
.os =. ~ sve nos
oao time 20 insesugase this matter
6 We desired 10, and skall 6 soon =
time viii uermit But - kave III.
= ~ th.t 8 |. l;.1:. irf.,,A 4, -.
- -. ~. '...-...4 - s. ..s0s- 4 8
lu on 0s.s1us ovs.' .sss0
was appointed ana elnpoNered 70
call meetings, 6c.. aud "a earnesflv
...n... 80 -,,... ,.. a,-ls..ii.1 ~ q "a 6,
!. IS
our people shall se11a Ntea ~
proposition dispa61i0 i0Aatsl 6dd care-
fallv. eeme.nhns$op tbx4 - haye lca4
. h.,..ofo-. =, ,1i,,.s ~. s.. s.,.h...s
.0so'.. - 0s-0ussA Apu
MOI str'1ing :. sne opporsune no.
ment. Let % beg Of al our people
TO investigate this project. patiently
- ~.,l, II
'1 ="
81. Louls, Nov. ~, 1870.
Msssrs. WoLS, CAGrEsrna q Co -
Referring to our frequent convsrs
sations sLsut the extension Of the
road from Ottumwa TO Cedar Rapids,
4 have to say thst I have conferred
with the North Missouri Rail Road
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.Are You Gong fAsst !, !,
Il 1Vsa. 0S;shbor f.. - yes

.Are You Gong fAsti !
!. u wen, nSighbor II IL, = - kfs yes
KotaK est stis1ssi<uSn Tsov ,solshisiaei
skps's skAa1rA sAaH ssesAsEsdTipds
last ysaf, rather nsed no aess h,,s al.s
Yos didnt go 81 ehs Broe1
Gauge Bfse 4sah1sy, ihsS, I'D tUGs s''i
] = ko,sarp ifBsAs1;s sidAasS 6ssnsans
happy nassaOdhyats shsaa.3an sotiaa
!" VIII. hews hhet & ,ss1,oa ,a sssra
We'll, "A he frst rsaee, III had
gone " atl1ss Bs3s : lsst6sid ESS6 'G
roseke6 1feNsyntlst AasassssS sassse -
An ninRpstaAss ssAUaSeaneets Aee.SSyeetags
lswent hy, AnoAher linA waa ,aeysrq "a
hours late. and lost thOusSsdS 81 dol
iars bv Il. Mas sfasss 81 ssaAg -s1ssEw
] sYoureCsllsss aly sadssss Asfer~Sf
you stAstcds Aeesl youE nisslsa earosas
.Yce; andI Nish : lsed iclnv st4it.,
WHY, i am told that tho Rris cars ~ !
wider than those ID ordinary ~, ed
that man csn live II shsm bosh tiSysa
aud night jsst ~ comfortably sas shssb
can Z. : the shsrna@ er ~ Selsos
! aYss, and gel tuss u good issd W aa
alar meals ~ ~ company aASesae ~
alOog the line. "4 ss@5s 5as asaRSsEsis
ssThat,a m itsn, lar 1selFava ~.
hanery in travelling. Daf Nhere -
ron connect with these Eris oo6dN56| =
/ might taks . notiouto rsa - AsaGescs
before long, for thsy say ,isa, ,Aleaeaas
worth tho price Of . ticket 10 - The
Drawing Kooui car"
a1hcy run four daily empress 8
trniss, stsrting froa ChssaaAai, W.
froa Clsvelasd, fN.a Usalnirh j
from Buffalo and from Rsehssesf.
and running tbrongh wishosS :
chanEc TO Now York. f6a San 9
take tbs Hroad 0sags cassss sisAser
Of thess points. and n ssshef saee
will have = view, Of sach sosnsSy -
you never cav before In yoss tfls,
unless yon'v5 been 10 SWitxetia@1l, =
!. '.No, 1 aerss havs, bssl - 1uia9
70 New York by The ,krie raaasAy
the 6rst week can spare, and shsh
take my whole family along. WksF0
do yon boy tho ticketsf esa's' ~
.sOh, anywhsrel All the priDciyai q
ticket agents through1ut the vsss
and south have thcm for sale. Oef
agent here says he has all no caa do
70 supply the demand" 'ss
I sDoes hel Wsii, IN harry sn 70
lhe depot, I. reckon, and inssst SiGbs
nNay. Good dag. sir." ,,... .ss,a,
II
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dssssvssly SspslArI wiaA - pssFse
He has nssssyes essss - vissssi- !
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when tAe Le61eatAfs - aotw1te
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80 49,. 500. =. 8. 49, a
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The Hon. II. =. Ravens. editor Of
the No. Patriot, psblishsd Il Spring.
Asld, has : majority Of l026 for Con-
gress, in the 4th district Of Missouri.
He was straightout republican, and
not Of tho bogus Brown democratic
adiIiators, and has besn thoroughly
and handsomely sustained. He isa
brother OF Senator Havens, ofthe
Slgournsy NsUs, and il yet quite .
young man. He went 70 Springfield
from Keokuk Co, this Stats, about
four ycars age. and asrapidly made
his mark in his now homo. We con
gratulatc him on his good fortune, and
feel assured that hs will honor sod
grace the distinguished position 70
which he has boon elss4sd.
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-Bion, the philosopsr, encs told .
miser, "You Do Dot possess " i
wealth, but yosr wealth potssssts
yoa."
The Esaxgslik saystAs Prssby.
terian churches in this country ara
burdensd With an aasrsests debt q
s2,o0o, 600.
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Tho French appear, from the dis.
patches, to b going down before the
Prussians. rapidly. Asortis In force
from Paris,is rspulsed with heavy loss
70 the besslgod, and tho French
driven back behind the defsnces in
disorder. A simultaneous attack BY
the French army on the Loire, re-
suits disastrously, and the long con-
templatsd or predicted reliefto Paris,
by D'Aurelles, is thus delayed, II not
entirely frustrated.
Only two weeks provisions ars
reported on hand, and the Prussians
are already gathering provisions,
with which To supply tho famisAsd
peopis and soldiers when Paris sur.
renders. which i thought 70 b near
at hand. King William with bia
victorious lcgions, seems to hold the
French nation with the grip Of 1
giant, who 10 entirely master Of the
situation, and AL thiDgs bstoken the
final and last struggle nsar at hand,
~ n
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Chicago, Nov. 80.

A special ffom Yankton, Dakota,
Of the 29th inst, Gays the Governor.
Chief Justice and 6etrsssry, sitting
- : Board Of Canvass srs Of the late
election have just closed IN open 80.
sion ofthree days and aftsF bearing
arguments awarded tho csrti6cats q
election TO II. K. Armstrong, Demo.
crat he appearing to have rscsivsd
!, 1913 votes 70 I,lO2 for DuElsigh asd
], ,003 for Sphinx, both Rspsb biiOana-.
Cleo. W. Kellogg 10 elected Territorial
Auditor Aoe. sloan, Trsasarsr ;J
W. Turner, Superiutsodsae q Pablie
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Another Sad Result.

A difficulty occurred in BerryviIIe, Va.
on Friday week, between Thomas T. Earn
shaw and Mr.. Hardesty, Of Baltimore,
in which knives were used, resulting in the
wounding of Hardesty. We understand
his nose was cut off, besides other injuries
inflicted, though none reported mortal.
On Tuesday last Mr.. Earnshaw jumped
from a second-story window OF the Hart
ford Hotel, from the effects OF which, to-
gether with the terrible malady under
which he was suffering, death ensned. We
understand that a short while before his
demise reason resumed its sway-he up
peared sensible of his critical condition,
and requested that he should be buried By
the Masonic fraternity, of which Order lie
had long been q member. Mr.. Earpshaw
leaves wife and children t. mourn him
He was regarded as a kind man-not quar-
relsome-and was careful to provide for
the sustenance and comfort Of his family.
He goes down to the grave another victim
to the inordinate use of liquor that eXhila-
rates not, but rather takes away the senses
and makes men mad. Will not men heed
the warning -CharleStoton Free Press