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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-05-06

AGENTS WASTED.-Gensrsl Agents are want
cd by the BROOKLYN LIZ. Insurance Company,
OF New York, for the following fields, or portion.
thereof:
State Of Wisconsin,
State Of Minnesota,
State of Indiana,
City Of Chicago and Northern Illinois
Gentlemen of position integrity and ability,
desiring to negotiate for either Of the above dis.
triets, are invited to address. the officers of the
Company, No l4l Broadway, New York City.
Applicants should state the detail. of thir OK.
periencs in Life Insurance if any, and give such
particulars as will save unnecessary delay in
correspondence.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-05-06

The German peace jubilee At Peru, last Mon
day, was considerable Of an event Over three
thousand people marched in The procession,
which was lead by the children OF the German
Catholic schools, headed by juvenile fifer and
drummer Next were GO girls in white, wear.
ing wreaths Of flowers Then came the children
OF the protestant schools and the children OF ,b,
public sohools-all Germans, $50 in number.
Following these came the Great Western Light
Guard Band, ahead of the Turner socie.;.. of
feru and La Sale. Next came the Peru Rifle
company; following them = wagon, with beau
thu! young woman representing Germania; al
'he corners OF the wagon were four arts, young
ladies' representing them, each wearing the
proper insignia. Grouped around Germania
were the three graces, and nine muses,-wayon
drawn by four white horses Following these
was literary society, then miners at work, in
each wagon the worknen were showing some
particular stage Of the work. They bore a banner
inscribed "7tf under der Erie" deep under
the ground These wagon. were followed by
miners OF Peru and La Sale. Then came way
ons with Brewstsrs plow makers, at work, $50
men, with Mr.. brewster and hi. foreman in a
carriage. Next the Msndota Benevolent Society
In regalia. Then the cigar makers at work.
The "Deutsche Michel" = fancy character, the
Yankee Doodle Of Deutschland, studying the
map OF Germany created some merrimeIt Tie
tailors at work, Was also a feature in the process
sion. There were speeches in tins afternoon in
German and English, and = torchliyht pocession
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-05-06

RARE cHANCR FOR A sPEcULArIoN.-The
Park House is for sale cheap The furniture is
also fer sale ut bargain. or both will be ex.
changed for \ farm or other good property. TIL.
house is doing good business, and il locatsd
very favorsbly. This house is undergoing a
thorough course OF repairs
1t not sold in 30 days, the house will be for
rent, and the furniture to be sold.
For further particulars apply a. the Park
House, or address Park House. Box 90, Ottawa
The Ice KING REFRIGERATOR. which crea.
ted such sensation, and took the first premium
at the Cincinnati Exposition, St. Louis Fair
Illinois State Fair and all the Fairs throughout
this State generally last season: is now for sale
and can 90 seen IN dctpd! 0Deyatt0E Al s II
hunsbsrger's Agricultural Warehouse. No. oG
Madison street.
1hls refrigerator possesses many ADVANTAGES
over all Others ever manufactured, amcnr whicb
may be mentioned the fact that it saves tf,v nor
cent. of the ice required in any other refriyer,.
tor OF the same size. 1t is preserver, not son.
sumner, like the numerous ice-molters c,llel rs
HiSer"tors. 1t produces dry, cold temperature
IN the preserving chambers. The temperature
can be reduced to tDNrtgtH dcgYrs 6tlo,n tj,e.jn0
l0tnI One article of food will not p,rt,ks If
the smell or taste Of another. The nrovi.ior
chambers are always dry. sweet and clo,n. AZ
they have no drippings from ice. Fish game
and meats of all kinds can be kept frozen any
length OF time, and in perfectly dry and prt.
served condition. The refrigerator i, Divided
into two separate and distinct compartments,
and also has Water Cooler attached. which fur
nishss an unlimited supply of ice cold water
tc0hoW putting ice IN the .nattr. II consumes
about ten cents worth of ice every twenty.four
hoars. This economical piece of furniture cost.
no more than any other refrigerator, and il man.
atactursd Of all sizes, and suitable for Hotels.
Restaurants, Grooers and for family purposes,
Call ut s. II. Hunsberger's and see the work.
iags OF this indispensable article in actual
opef""oh' April 1-6m
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-05-06

Adjourned TO Tuesday. Nav l6, 1871,
Il. n. WATERMAN, Cty Clerk.
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GAS FITTING.
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I.7OO,OOO ACRES IN IOWA:
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-02-17
EHANCERY SALE.

BY virtue Of a decree made and entered in
tho Circuit Court for the County OF Van Buren,
IN Chancery, IN certain cause therein pending
Wheriu Uri Colgrave ls Complainant and Law
rance Brewer is Defendant, and bearing date
the tWenty-slXth day OF October, one thousand
eight hundred and sixty-seven, l shall sell at
public yendue to the highest bidder on Mon
day, the twenty-third day Of January, eighteen
buu. red and seventy -one, at eleven G. clock In
tha o. boon, at the front door OF the Court
House. so village of Paw Paw, in the Coun-
ty OF Va IA and State of Michigan, the
following q, -cribed pieces OF land situated ia
the County o. Van Buren, aud State OF Michl-
gan, VIZ That certain tract or parcel OF land
situated IN the County OF Van Buren, and State
OF Michigan, described and bounded as follows,
to-wit: Commencing at the north east corner
OF the south east quarter Of the south east
quarter of section twenty nine (29) IN township
number two CD south of range number thlr-
teen (13) west, thence west on the north line
OF said lot twenty-three chains and ninety
three links to stake thence south forty-two
degrees east, thirteen Q3) chains and ff-
ty-two links to q stake in the road, near the
north end of the bridge, thence north fifty
seven degrees, east two cha ms and thlrty-One
links to stake, being the west corner OF land
heretofore decided by Allen A. Copeland to
Lawrence Brewer, thence north 8S degrees east
along the center Of the road and on the north
line OF the land sold to l.. Brewer twelve chains
and eighty eight links to a stake on the east
line OF sail section twenty-nine, thence north
on section line about seven chains and fifty
Inks TO the place OF beginning, containing fif-
teen and ninety-fve-one hundredths acres OF
land more or less. 1871
WILLIAM II. TUCKER, Circuit CT Com'r
6phPHENsoN & HUSTON, Complts Solicitors.
The above sale is hereby postponed until the
twentieth day OF February, A. d. 1871, at the
same place, at eleven o'clock, a. m. S26t4
WILLIAM H. TUCKER Cir. Court Com
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MORTGAGE SALE.

Default having been made in the payment of
the money secured 10 be paid by certain in
denture of mortgage made and executed by
Jsmea w. Warner and Amanda Warner his
wife, of the village and township OF South
Haven in the county OF Van Buren, and State
OF Michigan, and bearing date the sixth day
of November A. ID. eighteen hundred and sixty
eight. and recorded IN the Office Of the Regis
tor OF Deeds for the county OF Van Buren, on
the fifteenth day of March, eighteen hundred
and sixty nine, at ten o'clock In the forenoon.
ia Liber V. of mortgages, on page one hundred
and fifty, and on which said mortgage and the
note accompanying the same, there is now
claimed TO be due and unpaid thereon the
sum of Two Hundred and Eighty-one dol
lars and foIty-eght cents (5281, 4S) besides an
Attorney fee of Twenty-Five dollars, stipulated
therein to be paid in case Of foreclosure, and
no proceedings having been had or instituted,
either at law or equity to recover the sum
due es aforesaid or any part thereof.
Notice is therefore hereby given that by
virtue Of power of sale in said mortgage
contained, and the statute in such case made
and provided, the lands and premises IN said
mortgage descrlb ed as follows, to wit All
that certain piece or parcel OF land situated and
laying in the Township of South Haven, Van
Buren County and State OF Michigan, known
and decribed as follows to wit the northwest
quarter OF the southeast quarter OF the south
cast quarter section sixteen (16) township one
(D south of rangenumber seventeen I'D west,
containing ten acres of land, more or less &C
cording to the government survey in order to
realize the sum due as aforesaid. together with
tho interest thereon and the costs of foreclo-
sure. will be sold at public vendue. to the
highest bidder at the front door Of the Court
House, IN village of Paw Paw, that being the
place OF holding the Circuit Court IN and foi
tho county OF Ven Buren,, on Monday
April 10TH, A. D. one Thousand eight hun
bred and seventy-one, at the hour Of one
O'Clock in the afternoon OF that day.
Dated Paw Paw, January II, 1871.
JOSEPH GILMAN,
624tl3. Mortgage.
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cheap for CASH.
Dry Goods

BUSINESS. But still we are not so vain a:
to think we Jan convince every one of the
honesty o. our iutentons; there will no doub,
be some who will laugh at the idea of Mer-
chant selling Goods at Cost, however much il
may be TO his advantage to do so, and declare
it humbug got up fer the purpose of imposin
upon the credulous. But to such we say, in
all charity, call upon us and if we do not con-
vince you that we act in GOOD faith and Offer
our Goods imparti lily and unreservedly, We
will give you liberty to explode the whole
With This explanation Of our intentions, we
once more come before the pablo and respect.
fully invite the attention of eur friends, Gus
toners, and the public generally, to this notice
assuring them that nothing shall be Wanting
on our part to secure to them ind as the object
Of our labors
That their interest rs it e'er has been before,
May still be found at Smih's Cheap Long
Brick Store.
T.. SMITH T. co
The New York herald., 1871-03-21
suspenson from ercepa by an action 10 be brought
BY the Attorney General Ia the name people

suspension nom once ereepl BY an action TO be brought
By the Attorney General 10 the of the people there
treated great trust without parallel for wckedness in
the history Of this co9n,y they have used their official
fortunes; they have wasted the widow and
gToss 'Ys'ass ssa '%%s %Ssn
ss S0s @ they sys
nss ~ gossee 70 snls. foesn capital IN The devsopnen
sao,esy Sesss he halls Of the Legislature for The
only o. s Sh IN was 20 s S% sSe
deeaached public sentiment and densny set at naugh the
which govern honorable men IN their discharge OF
ssas ss m the s s s
e,ts OF said company an insult 20 the community aud an
senied 10 The youth Of our nation.
Resolved That Attorney General be directed forthwith
TO commence action la the name OF the people OF THIS
State for the rs%Sys Of Jsy Gould and James Fisk %
The reading OF this TRADE was interrupted by the
Speaker at the close OF the preamble on the ground
OF It's mpropriety, but Goodrich insisted that the
Speaker might come 10 the conclusion, when they
had been read throughout that the resolutions were
quite proper. The reading crea:ed
QUITE A SENSATION,
and Mr.. Fields, at the close, made few remarks
about '.hshing,r and about how when fish wouldn't
ninoe al the 6aiI oifereo tnem oy some people M II
more catching" In his opinion Mr.. Goodrich had,
IN the resolutions spat upon the bait he had
dciGned reply TO this rather severe cut and the
House soon afterwards adjourned. IL may be men-
toned that by vote OF 10 to the Senate th
Ing refused TO refer back 10 committee
THE PNEUMATIC TUBE RAILROAD
bt. so that arguments might be heard against It..
The protest against the construction OF the road
IN which the request was made was signed
10y A. I. Stewart and other prominent Broadway
property owners. They claim that the railroad COM
pany Is an irresponsible one ana that The road win
damage Broadway property to the extent OF millions
OF dollars. Mr.. Tweed was one Of the four who
endeavored to have the bill referred back.
The SPOIL BAG.
The Supply bill that cesspool OF jobbery and cor
ruption 10 which everybody hereabouts does such
honor, viii be reported in detail on Tuesday, and
from the time It makes It's appearance until 1t is
passed the political vultures VIII be mapping their
wings about the Capitol day and night From to-
morrow to the END OF the session, therefore, things
cannot but be lively.
The New York herald., 1871-03-21
BRAZIL.

Discovery Of Conspiracy Among the
Negrocs-Arresf of the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
for the Future-Opinion Of the Press.
RIO JASEIRO Feb. 20, 1871.
II has recently been discovered III the province or
Mlnas Geraes that combination existed among the
slaves. whose object was the obtaining of their
liberty by force and that III pursuance Of this aim,
300 slaves belonging 10 some faZendas adjoining the
gold mines OF the English companies In the province
had attempted TO induce the large bodies OF slaves
employed In them to raise with .hem the stand
ard OF liberty, In the observation-disclosures well
grounded or not Is yet unknown-tlat the slaves Of
other fazendas wond rally al once TO their nag OF
liberty and that the movement would speedily ex-
tend throughout the empire. Fortunately, wever.
before the arrangements for the projected insurrec
ton Were matured the plot was discovered, and
thirty OF the ringieaders have been arrested.
thus stopping the perlous movement for the pre-
sent.
The Anglo -Brdzdtnn Times says. however that it
is greatly TO be feared that the intended usurrection
is though aDortye. too ominous an indication that
the end is rapidly approaching 10 u.s. for It has. in
TRUTH been utterly Impossible to conceal from the
slaves OF the empire that only in Brazil on the
American continents are there any human beings
held IN bondage.
The New York herald., 1871-03-21
THE RoCkLAND COUNTY PRINT WORKS FIRE.
Losses and Insurances.

losses and Insurances.
The damage caused by the burning OF the Rock
land County Print Works proves TO be much greater
than at first reported amounting 10 about $3.50 O0O
The following Is full list OF the insurances:-Lon-
don Liverpool and Globe, 500 000 Imperial $25 600;
Lori ard. s2o,ooo Manhattan, $40, 600; Security.
$1,000; Royal 10000; Excelsior SO 600; Metropo,l-
$4,000; Adilalic. $4,000; Mechanics and Traders,
$4,000; New York Equitable, $4,000; Hanover.
$4,000: Standard SO 600; Fremen's So 600: Inter-
national, $4,000; Republic, $40, ,ooo Commonwealth,
$4,000; Yonkers and New York, $1,000 Germania.
$4,000: North American, $4,000: Fairfield County
$4,000: Atlantic $4,000; Etna OF New York $40, ,0oO
Lenox, $4,000: Ciuzens', $4,000; Fulton, SO, 90 o.
Arctic, 100000 Continental, $4,000; Empire City,
$4,000: Importers and Traders, $4,000; Astor.
$4,000; Lamar. $4,000; National, 100000
Stirling, $4,000: Home, $4,000: Exchange,
$1,000; New England, $4,000; Hoffman,
$1,000; Guardian, $4,000 commerce, $1,000; Roger
Williams $4,000: Home or Columbus, $4,000;
Mercantile, $1,000: Lafayette, $1,000: Nassau S., ,OO0
American Exchange. $1,000 Mechanics SIS, COO; Mar.
ket, sl000o Tradesmens, $4,000: star, $1,000; Oc-
cidental of san Francesca. $4,000; Commercial.
$4,000; Columbia, s10,00o Williamsburg City,
$4,000: New Amsterdam, SIP, 900: Clinton $4,000;
Resolute, $4,000; Relief, $4,000 Gryn total,
S640.0O0,
The New York herald., 1871-03-21
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MoSEy MARKgy-LoSDoN, March 20--4.30 r..
M-consor closed nj " for money and s3.s for
count American securities quiet United States
bonds 1862, p2 le65, old sss 1857 s0s tenfores, Ss
ERE kaway shares, lss Illinois Central, I159 Atlantic
LIVERPOOL COTTON SABgLT.-LivHRPooL- March 20
"a ou AA-lb cotton market quiet and
e,esbg quotations Of saturday VIZ Middling upands,
Isd 80 mdiimg Orleans, d 7ssd The saIes OF
, LiyEEpooL FREADsTUFIs NAEKgT.-LfvHRpooL,
March N-P s-WLeat, lis. lid. per GENITAL for Cali
iorna white and los led lis 3D. lowest grades OF
WEpp"d, Ee pes pros 81 no; nsw REQ estern spring
@l D M-Pork s7s 3D. ger Dbl for Eastern prime mess
Beef l6s 3D. per fierce OF yVS lbs. for
Lard bse per cw Bacon lss Per cwt for Cumberland
and 4as. Cd for short ribbed mddNes.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKKT.-fAJTpoS. March 2Q.-~Cal
cujis JIseec uSs od. oiA
The New York herald., 1871-03-21
THE NEW JERSEY LEGISLATURE.

TRENTON, March 20, 1871.
In the Senate the Jersey City charter, the re-
dstrctlng bills and the act creating the Fifteenth
ward OF Newark were passed. The bill creating
the Fifteenth ward was brought up for similar
action but the Senator from Essex discovered that
the spelling the fourteenth ward and argued
that the biil be engrossed. The Senator said that
the spelling In many Of the Assembly bills would
disgrace q schoolDoy.
Mr.. Henry S. Little took the oath OF Office as Clerk
IN Chancery. General Lewis Perrlne and I. ID. B.
Bodine were his bOndsmen.
In the House joint resolution was ofYered by Mr..
Joy that every officer OF the State should report
the Governor prior to the 18th OF November Re-
ferred 10 the judiciary Committee.
The Newark Park bill was lost--I4 to 81.
The Justice OF the Peace bill passed. 81 to I. The
bill TO divide Roxburg, In Morris, passed. SO to 3;
also the bill relative to births deaths ana marriages
In Newark. bill 10 appropriate $4,000 10 the
state Prison was reported.
The Legislature did nor rise until eleven O'CLOCK
The New York herald., 1871-03-21

Steamship Rising Star, Gray, Aspnwali -Pscn Mail
: steamship Co.
Steamship Franconia. Bragg. PortIand-J Ames
ship Flying Foam tBr}, Christensen, Lveipool-PeJody
Willis Il Co. 80
ship Or Barth fNG), Bockwoldi Cork via New orlns-
Funch Edye &Co.
Bark Acapulco tBr), H,nae, Lverpoo'-E Z Means
Sons.
Bark II Duvall tBr). Larkn, Amsterdani-Rd A
Unc8eD.
BARK Everhard Delius fNG,, Horbotb, BreDen--auch,
Edye N Co.
Bark Freya tSwe Peterson, rrons;ad,- Punch, EFe
Co -
Bark Ceres tNGl. drunberr Elsnore-Funch, Edge Co
Bark MoDifor, Eaton, Gibraltar for orders Br
Bark Harriet Brl, Tyrreil, Barbados--Pani + Gerhd
BARK q W Roosevelt, Hartman, ,Uavans--James f. ard
1Co
Rrig Stafford, Curry Pamas, MaiorGa and Gibraa, n
De Wolf q Co.
schr MAJ Mnnr?e, Han, Mayaguez sordsii 4 Trevo
Schr Charlie Cobb. Kennedy st Johns PR--B Weleru
Schr Ann Dole, Bnbce Jacksonville Van Rrint suhi
Sehr Speedven Smith, Norfolk-C T. aples
Sohr Romeo. Matthews, Beverly Summers
Schr Helen Mar, Ward. New LONDON II W JACKSON Co
Schr EveIen, Burger, Stamford
Steamer Black Diamond. Meredith. Chester. Pa
Steamer MonAor Jones. Philadelpha.
steamer Tacony. Nichols Philadelphia.
steamer { sinners, Davis Philadelphia.
The New York herald., 1871-03-21
SHOALS o. SEALS.
Good News for Eurriers and Oil Men.

VsOUH .NeWS TOT FUITIPTk ana vi Men.
telegram was received here yesterday by Mr.
Curry, ship broker OF South street stating that the
steamship Warus, which ert the port OF St. Johns
N f., on the list inst, had inst arrived with fun
cargo OF seals Q5.oOol taken OF the Turks Island
about week ago The captain OF The walrus re-
ports thirty sail Of vessels in the ice. all OF
which were loaded and mad borne up for home.
The Captain also stated that he ior days
together surrounded by seals far as the eye
could see. and predicts an unusually prosperous
voyage. The weather during the sealing expedition
has been very moderate, and the larger masses OF
Ice lay along the shore, thus enabling the feet 10
AVOID rhe dangers which are generally encountered
there at Tins season. Tns will he the earliest seal
ing season ever known in Newfoundland.
The New York herald., 1871-03-21
Assembly.

ALBANY, March 20, ls7l.
The Assembly met at half psst seven r. N.
EFPoRTED.
Amending the act regulating the sale Of intoxicating
liquors.
To release juvenile delnquens from disabilities
Reorgsnizng the Brooklyn Water Board
Amending the charter of the Long Island Bridge Com
panv
To extend the distribution Of Croton water.
Incorporating the Lower California Improvement Com
pany
BILLS INTRoDUcFD.
by MI. GooDRIc B-Regulaiing practice 10 appeals in
marine courts, New York
by Mr. FIkLDsMakng regulations for OF record in
New York.
BY Mr. HIToHAAN-To incorporate the New Menner-
choir
BY Mr.. FLAss--Amend,ng the Mechanics Lieu law.
BY Mr. Coos-Reiaye 10 the assessmNlt collection Of
taxes.
BY Mr.. HAYEs-Regulatng the standards for measuring
lager bier.
BY Mr. HUEsTEp-For the better accommodation OF pas
sengers on the Fourth Avenue Railroad, New YORK.
RESOLUTIONS.
BY Mr. BIGNALL-Calling the President Of the Erie
Railroad TO report within days under what law double
entering the cars
HOWE called up the resolution TO take the tolls or
potatoes and apples and other escuients
Mr. ALvoHD moved TO reier resolution the Canal
Committee, which agreed to-
Mr. hoHTANYE called up the resolution 10 print ], ,00U
copies OF the Auditors report tor his
being the usual number ordered.
Mr. FRiELDs regarded the report stump speech against
enough had been printed the copies already ordered
therefore lay the resolution the table which
lost by "a to g. The resolution then adopted.
Mr.. BUNCE moved that the Railroad Committee inquire
for the transportation OF railroads, which
adopted.
The New York herald., 1871-03-21
ARRIVALS.
IEpoRTEp BY TIE HERALD sTt

GEPOKTED BY TIE HERALD STEAM YAoH.
Steamship Nerrinlsck, wer RIO Janeiro FEB a. b,a
2sth, fcrpombneo March q Para 6th ana ST Thopasth
al b IN, with mdse and passengers To Garrison Nd
pleasant weather all the on mouth Of Para er
spoke steamship South America, bouno Up, all well lss
~ TO- Jon 20, passed bark steering north showing ea
log, with white Letter in centre probably bark Gen
Fleece, from Martinique for New York; =
Steamship Zodiac, Eckerson, havana dsvt with .se
ana j passenger, TO JAS 4 Ward h Co.
Steamship Tflie, Partridge Galveston March via ev
West l4h, with mdse and passengers, II Mallory 40
l3tp insi lot 70 q. loo "a 20 SVots sLI Assam Valley
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OBITUARY.
Ellis Lewis.

Judge Ellis Lewis. late Cnef Justice OF the Sn-
preme Court OF Pennsylvania died on Sunday last
at West Philadelphia, the age OF sevety-four
years He was The first judge elected by the people,
and at the expiration OF his term declined the re-
nomination on the democratic ticket
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STEAMBOAT BURNED.

NEW ORLEANS, March 20 1871.
The steamboat Rose Franks, with a carp OF 700
bales cotton, burned at Turnbull's Isand, on
the Mississippi. No lives were lost. The bat and
cargo are a total loss.
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DOMINION OF CANADA.

Removal Of Restrictions Vessels Engaged
in the Lake Trade.
OTTAWA, March 20. 1871.
The Times government organ, commenting on
the national policy adopted by the Dominion gov
ernment, says:-.'Until last year there were COM
parauvely no charges on American vessels trading
at Canadian ports while our vessels entering Amer
can ports were subjected 10 such heavy charges as
10 virtually place the whole errage business in the
hands OF the Americans. Last year our government
placed similar tax on American vessels. The re-
suit is circular from the Secretary Of the Treasury
withdrawing such charges on all vessels engaged IN
The lake trade.