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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1879-03-12

HARTFORD City ITEMS Gather
warm and pleasant for the season.
Roads getting good and on every
hand are signs Of spring.
Fleets Of logs, barge loads Of hoop
poles, cooper stuff and salt barrels
are arriving almost constantly atour
landing, which gives business like
appearance to our city.
Since Mr.. A L. Sehon took hold Of
the jackson Furnace, she has been
running constantly. Mr.. Sehon
means business and we hope his pile
may be enormously augmented be-
fore she blows out.
Mr.. Saunders is having quite an
addition put to his dwelling.
Mr.. Vim. Semans has been quite
unwell for some time, and Mr. James
Casio has been doing the smithing
for the Aetna Furnace, in his place.
The Boone put off a large number
of barrels on her last trip, for the
Aetna Furnace.
Mr.. Joseph Burlington, an old and
prominent citizen of Meigs county,
Ohio, living opposite us, died on the
Sd inst. Quite a number Of our citi,
zcns attended the funeral.4 His wife
is also lying very low.
Miss Mile Norris is still unable
to be about; suffers at times very
much from neuralgia and pains in
the back.
Mr.. Shelton, merchant from Hun
tington, is here on a visit to q lady
friend of his.
Mr.. T. S. Harper left on Monday,
for Marshall, again to attend school
Mr. A. F. Slack, who has been con,
fined for so long, to his sick room
was out last Saturday buggy riding
Miss Alice Harpold, arrived home
from Cincinnati, on the Andes, on
her lasst trip up. She has been at
sent for several months taking les.
sons in music, &c. She was warmly
greeted by her numerous friends
Miss Alice is sound orthodox.
Mr.. A. Taylor buried two of his
children this week. They were
quite young,
The measles are numerous in this
townand vicinity. j.
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Tn MenlyorinlInl.

Ny darling she lays ~
= In her cold narrow bed,
Calmly reposing, peacefully and still
sAnd silent as all Of US some Iay will;
Her hands held last
-0n her nlarbled breast, Z,
And she dreams the dreams
Z OF all them that are blcst;
Her eyesar shut
.Qi this world and all sin,
Neyet to weep or grow dim again!
And her lips are closed as ito keep
The secret Of death,
And it's wonderfulsleepr ~
\ Oh, almost forget
Sometimes she is dead, Y
And think fora moment
She has just gone TO bed;
But, Isoon find my thoughts ~,
Are astral, for the Soul \
That would answefhas goneawag:
NbenI 10 10 the table, IA
s Illefe ID a Vacancy there, Z
When we sit round the FIRE, IA
No one fills her chair;
When ] 90 to her chamber,
Oil ] find there
Hcrbed is not rumpled,
But made up with care;
Dead, Dead, oh, can it be,
That my darling willnever
More come back to me;
Oh, yes, she is gone,
And never, no never,
Will she return;
Oh, have thought
Were | laid by her side;
Ii | had died on the day that she died,
And the low grave that covers her
Had shut us both up
From this world and its care,
Away from all woe, all ills that fret;
Away from my sorrow,
And all my regret,
Oh, when alone all around me so still,
1t seems such trial
To submit to Gods will;
Oh God! forgive me,
Don't let me complain
But prepare me, Oh God
To meet her again!
Oh mine is n sorrow
This world can not heal,
A sorrow which none
But mother can feel;
But remember Gods promise,
And | find in his word
Every soul he receiveth,
He will chastise with his rod;
Often when am
0vershadowed with grief,
ask, oh where can find relief?
Then the answer to me is given
There will no mothers
Weeping in Heaven.
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l. = b. o..
RIeHMoSDM ARKRr-W We have been
\ permitted to make ap extract from a
letter received at this place and II
! is published for the benefit Of the
farmer. ANY one having corn or
wheat to sell can write to Thomas
Branch & Co, Richmond, Va, and
get information:
RICHMOND, Va, March Sd, 1879.
GEN JOIN McCAusLAND: We wish
to buy a few thousand bushels Of
white corn and will thank you to
put US in correspondence with some
one who can supply it: Tfany one
at yourplace has. it, please ask him
to write, stating quantity he will
offer, and lowest price. delivered at.
depot here in bags, or bulk at our
option. If bags are used we will
furnish them. If any one can offer
a lot of 10000 or 10000 bushels of
mixed, or yellow corn, at a reasona.
BILE price, we may be able 10 use it,
AMusEMEsTs. ExTRAoRDINARY.-A
Birth Day. Complimentary Benefit
rendered Prof Jules Loa, the unex.
celled Ventriloquist, Magician and
Vocalist, by his many admiring
friends, Of Point Pleasant
Plot. Julca Loa-Dear Sir Having
witnessed zone of your entertain.
nants and having greatly enjoyed
I.thesame, wouidFlike very much iii
convenient to yeu) to have you give
us just one more chance to visit you
at some conrenient place in Point
Pleasant. We will insure you a re.
spectacle audience, if not large one,
Make it your Birth Day, March II.
Hoping Sir, this may meet with your
appreciation, allow us to subscribe
ourselves your friends in truth.
MANY FRIENDS
Point Pleasant, March 10Th, 1879.
GENTLEMEN: Your kind note of
March 10th, received to-day, and
would say in answer to your kind
request, that 1 will give one more Of
my entertainments here on Monday,
March 18th, and will do everything
in my power to entertain you, and
would say that will surely this
time engage a good String Band, if
it takes every cent make 10 do SO.
Yours gratefully,
jules LoA.
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GRAHAM "a, CITATION iIENs,-"o nave
no' 'llke inc grouno'hog) peeh asleep
al "in.er, ou' nave nearly oceG
"hedged lh' on account OF muo ana
'ce'
Our mails have, been very lrregu-
lar since December, until within the
last few weeks we have had a daily
mail, which makes Us feel quite pro.
gresstue and happy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seeds arrived home
from Cincinnati, last week, both in
very moor health. Mrs. Seeds failed
to recover her eyesight.
Mrs. Wilkinson and Mrs. Miller
have been quite sick with severe
colds.
The district school closed last Tues.
day with a rousing spelling school,
Mr.. Luther Miller carrying off the
honors of the evening.
Miss Helen Clark was the ONLY
member of the school, who attended
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Services will commence in the Up.
pcrPresbyterian Church at 10a A. NJ,
on next Sabbath, and "congrcga.
tional meeting" will be held after
public worship. A full attendance
is desired.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1879-03-12

Rev, W, E. Hill expects to preach
in the White Church, Upper Flats,
on the 9Th Sabbath of this month at
103 o'clock.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1879-03-12

Phillips, of Gallipolis, we hear, has
sold his Photograph Gallery, and is
going farther South in short time.
Those wanting frst.class work will
have q chance to get, for a few weeks
longer mar. 12-4w.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1879-03-12

Providence permitting there will
be preaching at Bruce's Chapel at
f0a A. M, and at the steenbergen
School House, at 8 P. NJ, on the 4th
of this month.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1879-03-12

FlowERs.-Mrs. Jas. H. Couch, jr,
has for sale at her residence, large
collection of choice pot flowers, of
every kind and variety, Call and
see them.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1879-03-12
his jaws tied Up; we haven't had

4 l b. 8
his jaws tied up; we haven't had
them.
Miss Lima paden Of Plants Ohio,
is che guest Of Miss Young.
INcocNlTA,
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MlLirARs.- The Mason County
are requested to meet At the
Court House, Saturday, Marrhl5tH'
at 2 o'clock, p. M, for drill.
BY order Of the Captain, ;ss
= W. c, WHALEY,
Orderly Sargent.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1879-03-12

MARRIED, March 9th, at the resi-
dence of II. H. Swallow, Esq. by
Rev. Prettyman, W. G, NJ. Bliss, Esq,
of Holyoke, Mass, and Miss Matte
E. Swallow, of Clifton, West Va,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1879-03-12

LosT-Gold Breastpin-Somowhere
between the residence of Mr.. Enos
Smiths and Levi Hayes, The finder
will be rewarded by leaving it at
this Office.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1879-03-12

DIED-March It'll, 1879, near this
place, Mrs. Sophia Dalerymple, aged
So Years, 2 months and 8 days.
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The Weekly Register
LOC4L N. TIERS.
yotefor WiIsy

!. yOlefor Wiley
Good sugar weather
Locals scarce this week.
The best buy word-cash.
The rivers are onthe rise.
Now drink "sassafrace tea
A rocky place-the nursery z
The Docks have plentyof work
Domesticcannibals -back- biters.
March Is acting like a lamb Pofal
House cleaning season has arrived
This weather Is good for thewheat
The daysare now about y hour
long.
March showers will make the gras
grow.
The season Of fish catching is a
hand.
Some people have made garden, d
ready.
Mr. Rights residence is being re
painted.
County courtnext Monday. Don
forgot it.
The Machine Shop is doing a goo
business,
Eggs are now selling at 10 cent
per dozen.
Got your neighbor to subscribe 70
this paper
Moving for Il new trial-courting
second wife,
Suckers 1--WE mean fish are scare
in tho Kanawha.
There is talk of Greenback pa
per al this place.
Blueish-gray is the stylish color il
ladies' kid gloves,
The new style Of panier is calle'
"car.msr.go puff"
Don't forget to call and pay tn
printer, while at Court.
Some important land sales are ad
yeltised i'll this paper.
Inquiry for our fine timber is be
ing made from Swreden.
The 18th is ST. Patrick's day,
good time to plant potatoes
There was large congregation 4
Christ Church, Sunday night,
The prospect for good wheat Gro
in this State, is said 10 be good,
Tom, Stuart, (who is now an NJ. D
is visiting friends in this place.
The ground hog comes out again o
the 10th, when he will stay out.
showHaur goo'l seby voting 70
Rankin Wiley, IT,, for Town Recorder
Clcurup the ash piles about you
premises, and fix up things generally
The farmers in this part Of tn
county are busy preparing their cor,
land.
There are enough idle young me,
in this place to organize a base bal
club.
Cable has lot baby wagons, an
itanxious to know how the "bab
crop is.
The Sherilf's all wore a smile las
Monday. Reason, no school teacher
in town.
My son, deal with men who advel
tise, you will never lose by it.-Be,
franklin.
How can the world know a ma
has good thing unless he advertise
the possession Of it?
Advertislngi is the oil which trades
men put in their lamps. They tina
are unwise put no oil in.
Herman Lerner, Esq, of Maso
City, is one of the most cnterprisinI
business men in the county.
Chas. Hutchinson, of the firm {
Carter 4 Ryland, Richmond, Va,
in town. Sell your tobacco to him.
Glow such and such persons max
a living?" is the mootcd question i
more than one town in this county.
lfany one wants to see a stree
mac,mud.amizcd, with a vengeanc,
let him glance his peppers along V
and Street
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Last night was a lovely one for
Moonlight effects. Standard.
What effect did it have upon you,
Mr.. Local2
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We paid a flying visit to Mason
City a few days ago, and found that
business was looking upin that town,
and merchants and manufacturers
cheerful and happy. The trouble
with Mason is that it is too near Pom
eroy, and besides, lacks hotel accom-
modatiops.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1879-03-12

LEG Curve learn that Mr.. John
Love, while cutting u log, in compa-
ny with a Mr. Ra$burn, received a
severe cut in one of his legs, by the
ak in the hands of Mr.. Rayburn
glancing.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1879-03-12

Soon the soda water fountain will
begin to sizzle.- Wheeling Standard.
The local editor Of the Standard
will never patronize such thing as
a soda fountain.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1879-03-12

Remember that this Office does bet
ter and cheaper job work than any
Office in the Ohio Bend. Give US a
trial.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1879-03-12

An exchange truly says that "it is
neither safe, respectable, or wise to
bring any youth to manhood with.
out a regular calling, No idle boy
will make an active, industrious and
useful man. Every word Of it is as
true as gospel.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1879-03-12

Any person whohas resided in this
State one year, and sixty days in
this town, under the Constitution,
can vote at the election for town Off
GERS, next Saturday, the charter of
the town to the contrary, notwith.
standing.
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We wanteverybody that reads this
item to know that we are in debt and
also that we have more than enough
owing us to pay all we owe. The
amounts that are due US from delin-
quents are small, but when put all
together amounts to considerable
Then we will pay our debts and be
happy.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1879-03-12

The RAIN.-All Nature smiles!-
She has put on her beautiful robe Of
green, and has sailed forth to meet
gentle Spring as she comes from the
realms Of Winter. While the beau
.ifal rain has strcwn her pathway
with gems, shining in all the pris-
matte colorsa heavenly choir of myr
iads Of songsters, accompanied BY
flowers of every hue, meet her on the
way, singing q 1e Deum to Him,
whose will Is done, for her safe re.
turn. But we did not intend to
Slide" off into poetry and go "of on
our ear" on that score. We meant to
write plain Kings English. What
we intended to say was that next
week, Cable, the Hardware man, will
have a big advertisement on the first
page of this paper, in which he will
state some plain facts.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1879-03-12

A gill says that when she dies she
desires to have tobacco planted over
her grave, that the weed nourished
by her dust may be chewed by her
bereaved lovers. There is poetry in
the ideal-Panhaadtc Nc,cs.
She had better procure Govern
mcnt License, or her "lovers" might
get into Uncle Sans clutches.
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TUFTS PILLS

are compounded from substances that ar6
free from any properties that can inluro
tho most delicate organization. They
Search, Cleanse, Partly, and 1nviGorato
the entire systsni. ny relieving the enc
Gorged Liver, they cleanse the blood
fram poisonous hnmors, and thus inpart
health and vitality TO the body, causing
the bowels TO act naturally without
which no one can feel well.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1879-03-12

Blinker McCIintock got on a tear
Sunday night, and undertook to take
possession Of Mr.. John Troschke's CT
gar Store. He struck the proprietor
and put him out of the house, where,
upon Mr.. II. called Constable Whaley,
who summoned a posse and landed
Blinker in Jail.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1879-03-12

VIC received The IOII0Wlng, Moi
day;
Don't stop my paper printer,
Don't strike my name off yet;
You know the times arc stringent
And money hard to get;
But tug little harder
Is what l mean to do,
And serape the dimes together,
Enough for me and you.
, 1879-02-01

AFFA fdfk HbFta. .
Work will aoou be begun under 4 contract
airealy 3warlel ''for the better defense Ut the
ioyernNeut Treasury Building" on tho corner
oi Wall aud Sazsau streets. The vaults arc 10
be about twenty feet bciow tho street. enc.,scd
ih soi asulry, and In thu Interior OF the silver
vau! alone abunt $40, w pound. Ut chilled steel
WI! ~ uss4. @ on nss Nasssa street side will ts
haaenicas. All thrss Will TO protected wi.h
buites-proof shutters plerrcd tor ,nuskctry uni
urrsnKtd su o. to awlug out II any dcsiEcd nnele,
- u u cusatna1ll ans portion of tue street nd.
1accnt llse.e will be tlrcu t,lrreta on tlle root
With steel pla!eA tltec-luartets Of nj Inch thlck,
aitd With ioophole1 fur 1nusketry gu afi siies.
III. olIlcsal. u TUG Treasury Building yesterday
sa!s! that the detala Ut thy proposed plans we're
settled n Washington. There WA no doubt,
hoNcycs, that tush u contract baI bceu given
out, t|lu contractor being DostoA man whoss
l,als,c tify uti nut know. flu hall bcru to The
building during Tic paat week and hs1 takcu
soiue measurements, but "as not II present tu
the cttf. No attack, So far a. ts kaowu, Is CON
t$mplaled hy auy bel!saeIeot aud armed force,
but It bus beeu decided that the depository ol
the Goyeruucut u1onsy can aot he maIe too
, 1879-02-01
SENATOR CltRISTIANCY.
1fe Makes a Frank Statement Ut IiIs tntcn-
tlonsa nn.l nf tho ltcnxon* Of a I'ersnunl
Salurn which Induced Hin tn ARGENT tlIp
1,HTHYEnn A1lAs1nN.

Ifc Makes a Frank btnte,nent ut 1ils tntcn-
lions. u,l.l or tho Ncaton. Of a Persnnnl
Nature which Ins1t,cot HIN tn Arcept tlls
Peruvian M'sslon'
"'ee'a' f's"t*e" 70 t"e tno""r'
DETROIT M'ef'', Jan. dl.-ulltcd States ecn'
ator christtanrS arrived fF'n Washington th1s
norning' H!hl III reply 10 IN interviewer said,
reeafainG nus acceptance oi tic Fcfav'an Mis-
ston: "fhere is no truth tn an7 rtifnnr TINT
Cl''alcF, or bagLcs, or nn'hody else, has H.
ullcca inc to 1caTo tho senate. Neither tlo
tnkc huch course because | thlHk tie pcoDlc
OF Michigan arn dissatisfied With me. Tile fnct
ts tint NV health tueun tn foii several NINTH.
,ro rm1 Il amor, hc@o,rs cvI,lcrt I'm, ! ,,n.,
~, "', ,x,a ~ e @ ss"''ts t.t.s os.usn, ,, . "ss
romi,,g IL this conclnslon, began t. cast about
fur n tukIsou which would give INC fu.r I,,tuno
nm, n hot+.r x,,to nf hco1,1, ,,,,,, n,,, ~, ,
4 NV =. '1.te. s'"Ao ~ "'"'." ''A" w" c"1"s.
ihe 1se"'uent "as l"'psh'cu VI NY j" lsael' A'''l
offered mo the r3olct nt tlircr ruiiaA0nS,-HerllH.
rcri, and Centra! America. Eerllu las saipry
of nn,y s,7.h0n. whIlo t.,, British 1,,,nrrscnto.
s..,s .,u ..',.,,', ~, tsn ,..', '",,.u ..,-,%.
t'se tnefc receives ao'""' "f''a DINER ministers
from foreign Powers get eorrcdpondnglY large
talartss. The American Munster is obliged tu
spcul cyerY cent Ut his income, u,.d nurc tao,
- """ VI "ppsa'a.tc,
and mnhta1o the t!chitS Of lltc coil''try which
h8 represents. Tle c1tlnalo IL nut very muclt
better than our orr, anu 10 autykls
ro,,, n lin. ront.,u.1on that nrrtn xu. nj t,,
."... ~ ~, -. ,,.,., ~ a.. s.,t..s ' I's :, '' :.
p'aec 1os "'c' iet" y" ~: o'!'es AAA' 10 'a-
yorcd with delightful climate. In ttnyfs
i,,urucy III tie mountain slopo you ran TX
.hsros H.. dry hrnt rf ttr 'rroni,s fnr III. Ic,
.,T - H.. ro,nr rrot,,ns .r,', za,nr. =.
n1.1 e'.'," y. ~: ""' 'tt'o"'' i"c sa''tt 10
only $lHoAt bllt fhe1e u no atatc rivalry bc-
twecn the Ministers. At Lima l csss, entiiy lay
mn sonn or SJ.tNU u veur, md iiyn ,rr,l int,
~, ~ ,,ns,,s,,, y
NV .'".Ha'n
VII IS fepaFtcu Nv those WHO cIa''n To kno"
, 1879-02-01
CALEB CUSHING.
Erhnuds

E1fhdn1s.
ne Was IN love. YVES Caleb Gushing, viz, -.
pie bad given him no for confirmed nh .' ~
cior. The Indy whose attractions raze, ~ .*ea' =.
1ccttons matrimonial to the ground WI. ~. M o.
beautiful Atisa Virginia Ttmberlakc, d,ush. s wy
the equally beautiful Mrs. Eaton, OF VIZ d
toni sfr. Cushing WAS desperately smIttsn n''ue. a
pn1d unfaCGing devotion Il, Ills dyIni,s ,sa, saa
one aay tae tnpeiloas beatttr tred Of ID jbIS, Y.
which, not s,ttng her IN style anl tlt, shs tS.
Npon The 1ou.. 4 sccond pair mi -I,tatex satex
sane fate, wIle tho third. being moye fo,t".'hs ~
rcrn calmly drnwn Owe, 1cr exquisite hanS.a
iasts.ea with s9sty bracelets about her rouos
sued, slr. Cushing automatically asked: d@u e.
:" How many pair OF eloses does 4 yoan, Id.
re1uire during a ycnr1" '.af
"speakinG for mSself." replied The too,,
beauty. ~ never wear pair but onet etN,eS .sS
neyer onro X they don't suit inc" "'s' lid
"What Is the expense of sleh r,o,e. =. -.
wcar, fos lnstancci" inquired ihe c,ut{%c"a # %oa
r'sJ8 Jhs 's"s{s5; nc Or sare. dotl.r., VI. II.
renltf. >'s '1'e's"
et'ly ttttcrtug hts thoughts ato,,Ii. N'''''s'
quoted the tlaughty beauty, tslrniu9 ,,nae epst
French hccls and rctractng her stems hotnrr.rsS1 r1
leaving the econonleallY-incsincd Isrrts,,r,a y.
recover from Lis disappointment nni SbaaTia % %
best Ar might. =
Caleb Gushing, when Grst, as MI amhltfor,
.yottng Lawyer, entered tho Afnssacfutcit. .et.
lature, le was eager 10 exhibit llis abHt,s.I1.
speeches. One day nc ciaboratcly rjtL1'I.%d
nnoti'er member. A rough, uneutiva,el, do.
matte old farmer, to wllokC ntaint1!cs, r1etnIs,,
generally wore tlsoosed tu teicr. The Old W.
tlcnlun was nnluz"l amt Angry at Cn.h,ass.
attack, hut kept Ills acat until the voting I'M, ny,
r.,t through Then he nruse, walked orr "in ~
"What do you mean. Young man, bg .na,:ns t.au,
me- In this way4 II you tlun't lsoi s',.s ou, ~
wont hare rou hetc, sltdkihg Hanr ttra =
'l'hcsc last three wnrlls "wcre 80 pa!laf)e ii,
upon Atr. CushfnQ's osatorfcat styie,1 md stss
Ilousc laughed, u,nl tlm old farmers ttIumns
WIS cOmpletr.
, 1879-02-01
OIL TO-,

The Senate adjourned until next Tuesday.
III The I[ouse, a bill was Introduced to do
AWAY with tfn Necessity Of landowners putting
up notices warnlng hunters not to trcspass on
the!r property, a,ul to nroyidp Tor locai ottion
House hills pn*sctl allowing firms to Gc suutl !;
requiring huicl mud bt,arding llo,,sn tcupets to
put ~ flrc.escnpcs within furIy days utter hctng
i,nktrH
, 1879-02-01

Judge Johnston, Of ClucinnatL ts quoted * Il,
lug llut hu waA with Abraham Ltncolo ~ 1snt i,
when committee cune 10 ask tic fre.a1asto .a14.tos
suspend thu draft until after Ills seeoud VII IL
on tis ground OF it, uupopularty; s sors
Lincoln, quietly, "yhat IL tt,s Prss'dens'o u
co%nites s s9ea setrs as .sys .S x s
S,auton told me The next da1 Or ~ alts. 'l6su ~
culn'4 death that theEu WIS tiue IND u
members Of bis Cablnct 4nl 10 d!tpu't al1 tappd
questions Of policy. but they =, o'.s" ~ ,.,pr;a
themselves w3on9 H,ul Lincoln Etgd1' w. g.. rppt
dense III ii. in,pltatian., - tAty e4ta tssa
uu WIS man uf wonderfully clear snspnItot 1t 10 VI
msu who employed no spies q. 1f'tt', at,'n,ti,ptat
lect storlcs, hus Judged of the puo1s uxd
by iuqulritix Into h!x own breast, au0
hlmseu what ought 10 be done.@
, 1879-02-01

Erstf7} H1spdFfh 70 fhs TribMne.
NEw ORLEANS, Jan. 11.-Scnator Elstts
wIl be succeeded In tho United State.
Senate by aawycr Jonas, bf New Orleans.
ceired - votes to Jonas' IN. No dark horse
was brought out, nt1 The Victory Of .1unas was
nn easy one IN alIc Legislature, though a hard
one In lie catc1ts.
Tie Legislature adjourned tonight, but VIC
will soon hare Constitutional Convention.
, 1879-02-01

secure. In The event Of tiot IN case tho police
were overpowtrtd, thc FIRST noint Of 'attack II Is
su1Kestcd w,,lld naturally bo the building con-
tatnfnE the Government money ii the rioters
had any senso Of proprtetY.
, 1879-02-01
CROWD TIE LAND,

: 1QRtTUf IT VklltN 10 1H& 7FIVHA&.
ST. PAIL, Nina, Jun. :t.-A meeting Of
IrlsEl-toru gentlemen last evening resolved
tlat Minnesota should be fully represented la
the Immigration Confcrcnee proposed by the
St. P2trIek's Society ut Chicago, to b. hell
In that ciIy On or about March II next