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wr observe that our newspaper breth
4 The interior are somewhat excrcIs
y" aver the section Of House bill No. 81
S"D soS, penlns in the Legislature, which
a.oyi,le, w" that ior the publication Of decrees
7, ...I estate, mot more than three dol
~, shall be paid for any advertisement
w., % loe, not exceed two inches square oi
s''.so we" for four successive insertions" The
nswspuIers resent this. as an attempt on
,%s IN nart Of the Legislature to interfere
',;,h VI, Tho regular and natural competition oi
hn,incss, and very properly argue
,b., that body las no more right
~ % ,as, such IN enactment, than
:" N s.y how much a lawyer shall
,h,r,c 4 client for advice in any given
..D Newspapers OF the same city or
"ann,y have regular established price for
,Iyertising, and the Legislature has no
ION whatever to step in and say that they
,holl discrininate between their patrons,
and do the same kind Of work for por.
lion Of their patrons for less than they
tb,rge the general public. The newSpa.
nor brethren arc Of the opinion that the
Iouonble members might find relegiti.
ms,e employment in shearing down their
mileage BILL to something like the actual
expense incurred in reaching the seat Of
government.
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WeObscrvc that our two West Virginia
Senators were so ungallant as to vote
aainst the bill that pissed the Senate last
week providingthat any woman who shall
lave been u member Of the highest Court
%aHyStaleor Territory, or ofthe Supreme
GOart Of the District Of Columbia, for tho
spaceo tayears, and shall have maintained
COOL standing before such Court, and
VINO shall be person Of good moral char
aS'eF' shall, on motion and production Of
such record, be admitted to practice be.
'o'e the Supreme Court OF the United
States.
Notwithstanding the opposition Of the
sovereign State Of West Virginia, the bill
passed the Senate by vote Of 10 to 20,
anus no" in the hands Of the President
NaU Will no doubt sign it. The passage
U'a's bill shows what one persevering
woman talent can do single handed and
AO0e' with all the prCjadices Of tradition
%ayed against her. The name Of
IuS enserprising person is Mrs. Belya
a. lockwood, n member Of the
M Of the District Of Columbia,
" VINO desires toappear before the Supreme
S0a'' 0ishe United States, to conduct the
[se oil Que Of her clients, which had been
ln''lsIed to her in the courts below, she
va, was denied hcprivilegc. twas very eyI.
Ssnl ps,l, that female lawyers had no rights
W. which the highest tribunal Of the land
M disposed to respect. But Mrs. Lock.
so, "ooS' with the pertinacity Of her sex, was
a0' disposed to be excluded from practic.
y. Ssln The Supreme Court without a strus.
ss' y. Color O0Ioted people, and rebels, and desert.
ss were having their legal Disabilities re-.
,s %oseI, aud why should not women, n,haye
Ss'"' ,Ss SOsho applied to c6ngrs.s, and
%s ~. aon'e passed, gu the slst Of February @'r,,
Dss! S yeaF' by a vote Of 1850 yeas against s.
@.n aSS i, a oilI which provided that any wo.
~'a who shall have been i mem ber q Ne
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Baf-6i tho highest Court Of any State Or o.
Territory, or Of the Supreme Court Of the
DstriCtof Columbia, for the space Of three
years, and shall have maintained good
standing before such Court, and who shall
bOa person Of good moral character, shall,
on motion and the production Of such re.
cords, be admitted to practice before the
Supreme Courtot the United States. The
bill was carried to the Senate, and was
there referred 10 It's Committee on the
Judiciary, who soon instructed Thurman
to report 1t back with the recommends
tion that 1t should not be passed. So It
was put on the calendar, aud was regard
ed as dead, but Mrs. Lockwood was not
to be snubbed in this way. When Con.
gress reasSembled la December, she went
quietly to work to secure the resumption
other pet measure. Laboring individual.
ly with the Senators, she found many con-
yerts, and when Thurman went TO
Ohio few days since to attend TO
some legal business there, she saw that
her time for action had arrived. Senator
.Edtnuhds was for once icheckmated and
powerless. His constitutional amendment
prohibiting the payment Of war claims
was unceremoniously laid to one side.
In vain did he appeal to the Senate not to
take up the bill to remove the legal dis
abilities Of women in Thurman's absence.
Mrs. Lockwood had organized her friends,
and the bill was brought before the Sen.
ate. Senators Hoar and Sargent made a
few graceful and appropriate remarks, and
tho yeas and nays were then called on the
third reading Of the bin, which was or.
dered. by a vote Of 40 yeas against 20 nays.
The day. following the passage OF the
bill, Mrs. Lockwood, the heroine of this
triumph, presented to each Senator who
voted for her bin choice boquet, and
thus, woman.like, made her triumph com:
plete. Fancy the feelings Of our two un.
gallant Senators as they looked upon the
choice collections Of sweet smelling flow
ers, whose aroma exhaled not for their
nostrils. Ht.1 i.tf
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GoUrHAFRICA.
A BIG BATTLE AT CAPE rowS-BRlrlsH MEN.
., oF-wAR ASHORE.

A BIG BATTLE AT CAPE TowN-BRGTIsH MEN
oF-wAR ASHORE.
CARE ToyN, VIA ST. VINCENT, February
l0.-On the LIST inst. British column,
consisting ola portion Of the oath regiment
a6attery Of artilleryand 600 native auxilli.
aries; was utterly. annilated nearJthe Tu.
gula river by 10000 Zulus, who captured
q valuable convoy OF 102 wagons, 1000
oxen, two cannons, 400 shot and shell,
] ,00O rifles, 905 900 rounds OF ammunition,
60,0OOpounds O, provisions and the colors
OF the 4th regiment. It is estimated that
1900 Aulus were killed and wounded.
Among the killed on the British side are
2 majors, captains, u Iieutenants and a
quattormastef Of the 24th regiment, 2 'Icap.
tains Of the Royal artillery, q colonel,
captain, 4 lieutenants and sergeant major
Of the engineers; besides 20 other British
officers commanding the native allies.
Seven attacks were subsequently made by
the AulnS. They have been fepulsed and
the colony Is now somewhat recovering
from the utter CONSERVATION which at first
prevailed, Natal, however, Is in great
danger and disturbances are feared in
Pongoland. Lord Chelmsford, commander
of theexpeLition, has been forced to retire
in consequence OF the defeat. It is estimat-
ed that 500 soldiers were killed, besides the
officers enumerated above.
Governor Sir Bartle Frier has sent an up.
peal 70 England and AAurihps, for rein.
ioroements. The mall steamer for Eng.
land, was dispatched a day earlier than
usual, with Q request for six regiments oil
infantry and one brigade OF calvary.
The men-of-war Active and Tenedos,
have been ashore. The Tenedos was
seriously injured, and obliged to 60 into
the dock at slmons' Bay. Sfi-Tle d Z !!
LONDON, February l6.-A spocfal from
Cape Town says, Tho British force has
been compelled to recross the borders.
The force which was annihilated was
stacked while guarding the camp
Insandunia, during the absence Of Lord
Chelmsford withsG strong force reconnoi.
tering. aaa53 Il Gg{ s7-'Ff'' ~
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Poisoned RueItvheat.

CINCINNATI, Februury 1o.-Mr. Ruhyon
and wife, Gandyille oreaL and four Of
bis family Of Queensyllle, Ind, were
poisoned Saturday by eating buckwheat
cakes. II seems that q farmer named Hall
had placed arsenic in the barn TO kill rats
and o portion Of It became mixed with
the buckwheat which afterwards was sold
TO the parties named, Runyen quite m
the otheFs Sill probably recover, "
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Capture or Cheyenne..

CHICAGO, Feb. lo-A Council Bluffs, Ia.
special says the surviving seven Cheyenne
bucks captured near Fort Robinson, Neb.,
after a desperate resistance, were taken
through Council Bluffs this evening, en-
route to Fort Leayenworth, where thew
will probably be tried for the murder 81
white settlers In Kansas. Besides the
braves there were fourteen women and
childrenin the party, the wives and child.
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ment: All prosecutions for aiding either
side during the war are abandoned, and
persons implicated In the lsoumelian dis.
turbaEces pardoned. The protocol de.
clares that the recognition OF the treaty
of Berlin changes neither character OF
range Of power. As servia, Montenegro
and Roumania are independent, Russia
leaves them free 10 come to an under.
standing for themSeves with The Porte
relative to their claims for war indem.
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Rohharies.

CINCINNATI, February l0.-During the
progress Of the fire at Emery Bros. candle
and oil warehouse, corner Vine and Water
strssts, at siS e,'eloek tbjs morning, thieves
broke The windows Of Stetnan Bros. ieyel.
ry store, on Fourth street, and robbed
them OF $l,500 worth OF watches, rings,
etc. 1.-THE same time Corles struss store
on Fourth St, was. entered and quantity
Of trllsses carried oil. Loss OF Emery
Bros, about 600.
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RIRE,REcoRD.
Pire at Asbury Uuiveralty.

TERRE HAurE, 1Sps February lo.-The
olb Asbury University building at Green
Castle, occupied by the preparatory
department. the college museum, Whit.
comb library, and also as an armory Of
the Asbury Cadets, was burned this after.
noon. The building, which cost $3.50
in lS28is total loss, as Is also the museum,
valued at 5000. The Whitcomb library.
valued atsl0, 900 is damaged one.hali, TIE
fire originated In the bell tower from q
defective fue. The loss Is covered by In.
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LONDON, February lO.-A Berlin dis.
patch reports that Bismarck spoke torci.
bly,, but unavailingly in the Federal Coun-
Gil for the retention Of the clauses OF the
parliamentary discipline bill, which were
struck out by the committee. II Is also
rumored that the bill only passed BY one
vote. The representatives OF Saxony, Ba.
den, Hesse aud Prussia voted for 1t.
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PORTLAND, February lO.-The steamer
Quebec sailed for Liverpool to-day, with
l29 head Of cattle, s67 sheeps and a full
cargo Of grain. ~!
LONDON, February l0.-Caledonia, from
New York; Lord Give and Vaderlaui,
from Philadelphia, arrived out.
New York, February 10-Arriyed: The
Queen, from Liverpool.
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CrscrSSArl o. February lo.-Daring
the Emery fire this morning John Brock.
mer, who keeps a saloon in the same
building, was badly burned while rescu.
ing two children. The latter were also
badly burned about the feet legs and
hs head; od. The total loss is now placed at
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MempIiis BonI Case.

MEMPHIS, February lO.-The argument
on tllegeneral creditors bills representing
city bonds to the amount Of s., 500, ,oOC
was heard this morning, by Judge Baxter
OF the United States District Court. The
Judge announced his determination to
appoint receiver tomorrow. I'M
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WASHINGTON.
LIRHRAL CONTINUATION.

WASHINGTON, February l0,-At the debt
raising service at the Old Foundry Metho.
dist Church yesterday, President Hayes
contributed five hundred dollars Of the
fifteen thousand secured.
DEATH or jusncE CASEY.
Ex.Chiei Justice Casey, Of the Court Of
Claims. died to-day. Age o. years.
NOMINATED ny THE PRESIDENT.
The President nominated Alex. L. Rus.
sell Of Pennsylvania, United States Con.
sui to Montevileo.
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Rejects the Inrnna nnlire.

COLUMBUS, o., February lO.-Goy. Bishop
to-day declined to commute the sentence
Of Charles McGill, found guilty Of murder
in the first degree and sentenced to be
hanged at Cleveland February IS. The
special plea made before the Governor
was that McCill was insane.
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coIored poatmast6F Untler 4 cIoua,

CHARLESTON, S. 9. February lO.-At
Sumter to-day Sam Lee, colored Repub.
liean leader, recently appointed Post.
master Of that place, was tried and found
guilty Of official misconduct while Judge
Of the Probate. Lee could not be found
but was represented by counsel.
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government

BlslIor PErgnErS delivered a lecture at
,be University at Morgantown Saturday
evening last that is highly spoken Of by
our correspondent at that point. His sub.
iecl was "what constitutes true manli.
..nn
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rArnER llYAcINrIIE LaYsox.

FAfIER HYACINrIIR L0YS0N,
PARIS, February 10.-Father IIyacinthe
Loyson's old Catholic Church, opened
yesterday in The building formerly The
Folies ot Monthalon, Father l.oyson said
he expected the bishops Of Moray and two
other protestant bishops would assist at
the dedication, but circumstances pre-
vented their attendance.
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LoulsyILLE, February lO.-So far as the
couriertJOttr,al correspondentreportsth there
is no yellow fever in the South, although
some sort Of sickness seems To have
been caused by the disinterment Of the
bodies OF persons who died Of yellow fever.
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A Protest Against sabbath RreaGina

LOUISVILLE, FebruarylO. Preachers and
many christians OF this city held a meet
ing tonight protesting against Sab.
bath'breakiug. and adopted measures tend.
ing to suppress Sunday amusements.
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BoRDEAvx, February lO.-.M. Delbecique,
Director Of the Mint, has been sentenced
to six years imprisonment, and TO pay q
fine Of $l25,000 francs, for embexziing
81, 100000 francs, bullion, lodged in the
mint by the Rothchill's. Delbecique sub.
stitnted galvanized copper bars Tor the
bullion embezzled.
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Detained unas.r,. =, sI,,usLD, sunday 1n,

CINCINNATI, February lO.-All the trains
on the Ohio 4 Mississippi Railroad were
detained at Flora Station, from 8 A. ". to 8
PP.H. yesterday, bythe enforcement Of the
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LITTLE Rock, February 1O.-Thomas s.
Drew elected Governor Of Aakansas In
1914 and reelected in 1850, died recently
in Texas.
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aWTrzERLANp.

AaRRAr TOURIST REsoRr BURNED.
BHRSE, February l0.-The village Of
Megningen, great toursist resort has
been almost totally destroyed by fire.
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Senator ChrIsiianey m ResjT,. NJ,

nETEQlr, MIcH, February lQ.-A tele.
gram from Lansing states that the reslgia,
ton of the Hon. ]. P, ohristlaney, as Sen.
ator from Michigan, has been placed in
the hands 3oi Governor 0rosWell, to take
effect At noon to-day. The Governor win
this afternoon transmit official notification
Of Senator Christiancy's resignation 10 the
Legislature, declaring the office vacant. i
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Failure ofA Toledo M,anuiae.urlns Com,

ToLEpo, o., February lO.-The Osborn,
Chase & Swayne Manufacturing Company
Of this city, failed to-day. Liabilities $3.50.
600; assets, as yet, unknown.
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rATAL sTApnlNu,

INpIANAPoLls, February lO.-Last night
Patrick Breent o railroader, fatally stabbed
VIM. Goul, Superintendent OF Greuen,s
billiard rooms. Goul died this morning,
Breen Is under arrest. and claims that he
was defending himself.
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JurE FACTORIES sropprp WORK

LONDON, February l0.-Three OF the
largest tutc factories in Forfarshire stop.
ped owing 70 the depressed trade. -Four
in Dundee are expected to stop.
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Ngw YoRx, February l9.-A Washing.
ton spsSial says: Senator johnson, .oi Yir.
gilia, isalarnlingly III. His family have
been telegraphed for, ),
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AsrRIxR THAT tNrssRuRrs COMMERCE..

ltyEReooL, February l1.-l.he laborers
appointed q deputation to learn The views
OF the steamship owners ASSOCIATION. hut
the deputation Is prohibited from making
any compromise. Not asingle vessel sail:
ed from Liverpool for 0 foreign port on
Monday. Several hundred sailors have
formed Union. Tie boiler makers of
London have, struck. The, bolt makers,
pattern makers and d hundred other
trades intend to follow.
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For Additional Telegraph Sc FSelr4A pqq..
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CRIMES Ann CNHUALTTEs.
MURDER AND SUICIDE

TRoY, N. Y, February lo.-G. F. Sim.
mons, cra1ed by the elopment Of bis wife,
poisoned his three children and cut his
throat. @sf :
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ENGLANn,
RRyocAnoN or rLR oArr1r lnrlc1n !

REVOCATION OF THE CATTLE ARTICLE.
LONDON February l0.-A special sup
plenent tothe Gasals has been issued con
talned the order Of the Privy Council, re.
voking after March 8, 1879, article Is ol
foreign animals orders 10 far as re.
lates 70 the United States. Under yarticl,
Is, American cattle, have hitherto beer
landed without slaughter or quarantine
The present order applies to tho ports Of
Great Britain only, ~ -
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Ghe qetslIilgettfer,

:,;,,.., yo.. 9S and u Fourteenth streei
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W,0OO STRIKERS.

The number OF strikers q .iall classes sss
here now are estimated Of from $4,000 to
6o,990. Tho sending 81 a leputqtIon Of
lahorers to the steamboat owners Is regard.
ed as q hopeful sign. The sailors now ex.
press willingness 10 send q deputation
with ayiew 70 adjustment.
PEACR AND LOVE RErwRRH RUSSIA AND
TURKEY.
LONDON, February lO.-A CONSTANT.
nople dispatch says q definiliye treaty be.
tween Russia and Turkey has been de.
declared, and peace and cordial relations
are TO be re.established between the two
countries. It provides that The articles ol
the San Stelano treaty, which were moi
modified hyths treaty ii Berlin, shall re.
main in force. The mode Of payment o.
war indemnity aud compensation TO The
Russion residents Of Turkey, who suffer
! led' through the war, Is left 70 future agree
, 1879-04-16

C{N!ttf1ll1 Y3.} RecoTd. =
Mrs. Mary 4. lluMdrlcks. or flslirl1ucs, as 1t
Is spelled IN TUG. Oliver Cameron suit, t. will
known personally to inal,Y persons in Queen
Anne County, anll u,uong th,su who n!ada hsr
acquaintance aso nearly al tbs 1uctnbers of tho
BAR. About threeycurs ago shu purchased swo
ttacss ot laul iA tho upper part Ut tlIp county,
purcha&ed thu "Iilhn1" farm, Within fuw
miles Ut ccntreylllc. Her rcsiaence In tho
county was not ttf long tluratoil hut sufficient
ly iong tu gain the condolences Ut her uGlghburs.
Ghe prnyed slrewl bu6tess wDulat, as appears
by thp public records. 6ho procured decd for
her llrst purchase by the payment Of nominal
sum, autl giving nofe with security for tho Dc.
ferrcd payments, an.i tE'rn .nostgagel tho pr0p.
crty ~ strcut brokers in Philadelphia, reai1!lig
laruu suuls upun II, II tho considerations sci
forth III Thu mortgages be any guide Il, tho prpit.-
iscs. llor purchases IN the locality OF Centru-
willie were evidently schcMes to raisu monty,
which proved xuccUsstul for tho tiulc.
, 1879-04-16

No rcporta al ltsastcrs as d rrsult OF Mon
days aalo were received yesterday, ana It is not
beloved tf,at any mishaps occurred. Adverse
Winds tayn kept tho outwarl-hound lumber
llect fro1n leaving port, alrl quite large nunl-
bcr Of vessels lavc accumulated ut tho pliers,
waiting for Il favorable hreeze.
The Wind blow faIr anl cold from TIC north
east Yesterday, and the sea was not rough.
Only que Bni1 derurtHro wns lnnle,-thc schr
j. Y. JONES' Tor Muskcgon. A goul-sfzcs1 ilrct
Of hookers. luade'i With tics, posts AMI lumber,
went tn thu Exchange docks mud utItcts up tho
South Branch to discharge rareoes. Tic follow
ing. wera among tile nrriyais: schrs t.incolU
Dali, Fclicttdus, Kstchum. Msnerra, Truman
Oliver Culver, Il. 9. L., sar,!tnla, l.. b. Coates,
Neureo l.. slevcrst Z: Il. Summons, a,,l 1aabelsa
sl,tls. nl,.l the tut, New Era afnl iour barges
evening, alld tho Trader was OIL the Murkct last
night.
, 1879-04-16

NAVIGArIt)S NOTES.
CHICAGO.
Tic schr Charlotte Raab inldo fast time on
ller last trip up from Ahnapee.
The tugs Ransom, prtndiyt1Ic, Harrison, a,,d
AunIc l.. Smith went iuto commission yc3ter.
day. The American Eagie will eotno out to.
day.
Capt. Jesse Cox 1Ias brought hts tug Harrison
out tu good sl'aps for tho seasons towing She
Inns been engaged III sturgcon.lshiuy during tic
past winter.
Una Ut thu best known OF our lake 1,ayiuators
said Yesterday That ho meyer t,cur.i of ii vessel
loaded on winter storage beiprg this last seasvn.
Thu sclrs Albright, Reuse Summons, atd Kato
Lyons left Muskegnn yesterday afternoon witll
ilnsf 1rat cargoes Of Tic season, nnl ars expect.
Tic city, through tho kindness Of the Folk
street bridge -tundcF, has presented the schy
chnrlotte Haab with ncw ihbootn an,, rev
thas structure by Capt. Buchanan Willie on LIS
way up tic river.
Thv following vessels were reported at tlo
cF.vcssel Owncrs' qfllee yesterday Us cllar-
tered; schrs Minnie Mueller and Sophia J.
l4alt lumber. A1autstec to Chicago, Mt sl.50 per
ltV1 4; sgllrs japan and lottic Cooper, l.ltn-
ber, Ford River 10 ChIrrou, *l.:iD; sci,r GculTo
W,rsnn, lumber, Muskeson 10 Chicago, stal
1]'ero has been some tnnro hard kicks mt!
tl!s t!c,s hill reglster. One owncr loutid three
OF his vessels rated down SO Low tat he com.
muncd With naturo for quite time.
Cant. Caleb !3.ntley, Of tie sehr A. Mosher,
arrived frusn Ast1fatua yesterday, and Capt'
Harvey Woodruff, OF ,he schr +. l.. Daufvrtt..
and Capt. Edison, Of tlan scllr Fl. j. Wnhb, t1un
Cleveland. Tlcy will bcgln to put thlngs lii Or
tcr on tllclr Respective crafts.
H1.9KWNENE.
The icc-gorgo IN the 1T. Clair River is getting
interesting.
Cleveland tug,uen will probably support tl,c
nc's raru rates.
rllu now elevator at Detroit will have ca-
pacity to unloal vessels Ut the rate Of q, OtO
can be sipplou ut tue rate Of q Okbl hu nm Lnnr
, 1879-04-16

carrying out tts part oi The corru0t bnrea;t,
Thu following private letter, wri.tcu yy Afr.
prcntca to Providence gentleman, ln.I.catcs
tlIat hts heart wns for Ills native NortI, md tlat
1t was for tllc North that hu would light:
Lot'1sYlLLE. July. 81, 1HIl.--atr DEAR Mn.
HASuaLl: I thank Yo1 heartily Tor yonr VIZ VIZ
pleasant letter. I love 10 hear tsle appreciation oi
my old New England friends. l hava IN fght
hurl battle hers and wish we're well eno,,ch II,
health 10 fight 1t marc vigorously, saYs no tubt
sl'at Kentucky 10 'rne. but We seen, very likely
Earnestly Wishing you all happncss, i mn verr
truly yDurs, GEuttot u, PnKyrtcn.
air. r. Il. Randall,