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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-02-01

4 An instance Of what nm Apache In
dian willsdo In the ways0f tcuol daring
when the prize Is worth the risk, sUDcs
occurred ION q rancho in Arizona. The
towner of the rancho was an American
10 guard against the Apaches he had
bUilta block -h0use, and adjoining 1T a
courtyard and corral, surrounded by an
adobe wall eight feet high and two feet
thick. In the corral thelherd was nightly
secured. Hehad q contract to feed and
guard 400 head of beefcattle belonging
to the United States Fsrt, some thirty
miles away. More than one attempt had
been made by the Apaches to capture
the herd while feeding twoor three miles
from the block-honse. But the vigiiant
herdaman had driven the cattle at "a
gallop into the e0rral before the Indians
could stampede" them. One might
there scamssa fearful storm. IA solitary
Apache, unnamed, with nothing hut a
blanket togpr8tect him from the cold Train,
climbed over the corral wall; crouching
in the corner, he waited for day. EARLY
in the morning, the storm having passed
away, eight iherismen, mounted and
armed, waited at the corral gateifor the
herd to be turned sout. The gate Was
opened. The stock poured out. Sud-
denly upsprang the Apache. WaultingE
on the nearest horse, he tclutched his
name with one hand, while with the
other he waved his red blanket and
Ihowletl like q demon. I'm an instant
every hoof made a rush and the STAN
speie began. The horse, frightened.
darted into the mitistof tine flying cattle,
as in frenzy they went through the
gateway. The apache clasped his arm
around the horses neck, and, throwing
his body ON one side of the maddened
animal, disappeared from view. Athous-
and men ranged in column could mot
stop that rush of the tcrazed herd Down
that valley. The herdsmen fired a vol |
ley, which wounded and killed some tot
The cattle. Two ,bantis of .Apaches, dart
ing out from opposite sides of the valley,
closed up from behind the herd. -Four
head of cattle were thus cap
tnred and run off by the daring and cum
ninge the Apaches.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-02-01

PRoFIE seldom remain the saEne. On
the CONTRARY most people are constantly
changing growing, Tot us hope, but still
changing character, feelings. .opiss-
ions. AZ we took this into account. W.
.shutild often be less harsh to judge; less
piteously misjudge ourselves.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-02-01
The Ages OF Literary People.


Thetdeaoh of Mr. Bryant at the good
ole age of eighty -four, has raised q
natural curiosity ms TO the age of some
uoted literary people yet living, and
that OF Others who have sipassed ON. =
The following table gives list of sixty
we'll known names under each head
The figures may not be absolutely &C.
,curate in every case, but they are sub
atantially SO:
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-02-01

THg friend has q friend, and thy
friends frlend has q friend; be discreet
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, 1879-01-10

The testimony now being taken by the
TgL1En Committee Ia New Orleans develops
tho fact that tl,cre arc mora than Two parties
In tho State OF Louisiana, and also that tho
Third party Ia formed, 30 to spsak, of allelv-
ings from tho Democratic organization.
Thcae facts Of themselves, in a political
poiut Of view, Rra of more than ordinary
Importance, exhibiting as they do
The certain tendency to ,lislntcgra-
ton b3 Tho party which las existed
only by violence, and has thriscd
only whom al principles Of true Democracy
layo been ignored In tho conduct Of political
campaigns. This testimony, coming rs II
dnes from person who nre fresl, from thu
Democratic camp, but who 1lavs tried tho
expodiency Of All independent course, is Of n
character Which will command respect nn.1
oredenco among thinking people.
, 1879-01-10
OPPORTUNITY FOR CONGRESSIONAL RE-
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, 1879-01-10

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, 1879-01-10
tic amount Of revenue from tho tolls. The
water.route can operate at profit 1t rates

tho amount Of revenue from tho tolls. Tho
water.route can operate at profit 1t rites
bdlow notual cost hy any otl1nr. For instance:
"lt mny put the ratio at absolute cost-for
example, six cents per bushol, but 10 tl,i4
,nust bs added the OTIS cant per buahel
which the State imposes as 4 toll, making
total charge OF savon cents. The competing
rou!es, having no tolls to pny, roalizs a
greater compensation ut SIX and Que. half cents
1,of bushel than does tic wnter-route at sevon
centH." III defense Of this assertion ths
Auditor cites instances Of largo shipments
being diverted to Baltimore bernnso Of tho
grcnt saving In transportation charges. 4
still stronger argument III brought for
war,t by Tie presentation Ut atatistica
whicl, show that tho Stnlo Of New
York is actually in danger Of losing l,er COM
mercia1 supremacy. Whila tho total exports
of grain from tho United Atatoa in 1876
showed an increase OF 143 per cent over 1a1i,
II Ind 10 Influence upon Tho trnt1c Of New
York, which in vegetable fool showed fnll.
ing OF Of per cent, while rlliladell,hia
gained so mud Baltimore 10t por cent. Tho
foreign exports OF wheat, corn, AMI ryo for
the yoar 1878 aggregated gain Of 1a3 rer
cent, ami yet The quantity Of tlInse grnina
moved l,y tho New York canals Ahow gain
of onfy = per cent. Tho tonnngc moved 1'y
Tho Baltimore K O,,in 1;ailrnal In 1874 sl,owa
gain Of 2i4,3!,G tons over 1877, whi:c The
tntal movement Of all claaaea of freight by
the canals shows gail, Of ouly lio,3O7 tans
over tl,e previous year. Philadelphia in tho
rocoipta Of grain for the tirRt e!eycn months
Of 1R7s shnwa tonnage gain Of % por cont
over TIM snma l'ariod iu 1H77.
Tho suggestive figures displayed by tho
Auditor, showing material falling OF in
Trade, the competition nj tl,s Wellantl Canal,
tho enlargement NJ which is rapidly ap.
proaching completion, the copstantly.in-
crossing facilities of the railroads, the prao.
t,cal prohibition Of tho Stato OF New York
from en1arging or improving its onral., all
loud emphasis to the important suggestion
Of tic Auditor thnt Tho tolls shall be re-.
tnfttei and tho canal bo n,ntle free. III thia
result, while it mora nearly affects the com.
mcree Of Now York, tho shippers Of tho
Wost arc virtna1iy Interested. They want
ct,eap transportation. They want tho caual
placed npon basis whero It not only noed
not foar competition with tho railroads b,lt
where 1t Gun net aa check upon thc1n, md,
it the removal of tie present constitutional
restrictions will secure that result, tho Leg.
islat,tro ought to submit tho proper alncnd-
n,cnIs 10 the people at ouoo for their ratiicn-
whicl, interfere with their improvement md
-
, 1879-01-10

Considerable condemnation Inns been cro-
ated iu Pennsylvania ~ Asieci.ion IT the
Supreme Court to the elect That The dover
iutsre.t Of ~ifc In tbs real ESTATE Of q
bankrupt is not destroyed l'y an Assiguec'b
ealo Of ths property for tho benefit
Of cretlitors. 4 different understanding Of
1lsa law 'las heretofore prevailed, aud the
effect Of tls dceIiou will he to unsnstls tho
title to large ntuuuutx Of seal cstaso con-
seSea by A'a'gnssa in bankruptcy without
refesunre to the uife's dover.
, 1879-01-10

The Hoy OF Iunis hns yielded 10 tl4s arg,'-
1uents aud opportunities Of thu French Gov.
ernmens, aud all In peace again on either hids
Of tho Mediterranean. 1t in perhaps ~
well 10 state that tho arguments used t'y
Tho French wrre Ut il very convincing
uature, being 1aa,n'y composed ct uoatiug
iron batteries wloss language evon In peace,
whsu backed by q few diplomatic pl'raaos,
portsuds a Storm ulitler certain rontinken-
cea Which the weaker lasty IL always
anxious to nyod.
, 1879-01-10

Adyicas from Astrakhan indicata tlat the
deadly plague raging In that country Is
spreading rapidly aud increasing In sirulenco
III 1t spreads. Tie Russian authorities are
alarmed Ut the rapil progress OF tho dl.ensc,
and aro coneorting measures to ward od tie
approaching scourgs. III thu country where
tue plague has already spent its forcs 1t Is
estimated that more than one.tenth Ut tho
population Inns beon carr,t.i Of,
, 1879-01-10

Tho Illinois Bar Association met at Sptiug-
field yesterday. In the evening m address
was delivered BY Mr. MELVILLE ". FuIlEn,
of Chicago, on the life and character Of the
late 8IpyE1 DnEEsx, Associate Justice Of the
Illiuola Supreme Court.
, 1879-01-10

The raacally President Of bank In Will
iamsport, Pa, who had stolen $4,000 be-
longing TO depositors, has been set at liberty
through construction Of the State law
which prohibits tile depositozs from giving
testimony In tie case. It Is a curious law
which lets the thief 80 freo by shutting the
mouths OF his victims.
, 1879-01-10

THIS Is Eood from tho Cincinnati CommtrcfM.
"In case J0HH A. LoaAx nnd D, ". Toonu.E4
ara elcctcd to tue Senate, Wa must have hpl.
and mighty debate Oh money matters conducted
by tilost eminent men. EAel. sovereign Senator
from tho Wild West Ia tn llnye scyen days to tell
What llu docs not know OF the subject under
discussiuu,h
, 1879-01-10

There Is tronblc III tho Indiana Legislature 10
regard 10 the senntorahtp. A. there scems to be
IN several other States ut the prescnt moment.
One Of tho 1foosfer lawmakers IL sick aud
nhsent, and another ts go much In love with
lmncst MONEY TINT he refuses to vote for Dan
fo0nnEE5. There are other counter currents
TINT render tho wntcrs Of the Wabash mudly
and lIuplcaannt.
, 1879-01-10

<l<ctd BY Mis Legislature" IIo kept his
word, mud "no other Republican was
elected. This in the claim LoaAx has upon
tho party, that ho could bnt would not per-
mil the election Of any Republican except
1,;r,-oT$
, 1879-01-10
Lo1AN'8 PERJURY CHARGE AGAINST
BISHELL

The personal organ Of JoHx 4. LoaAN
makes most i1nrotent and contemplate
defense Of TINT persons two days tiraio
against Gov. B1sskLL for accepting chal.
Ienge to fight JErT DAVIS, who lnd cast
slanacrous aHpersions upon The Illinois vol
untecrs. LooAs'a organ quotea npprovingty
portions OF the datribe, charging Gov. B1s-
BELL with being guilty and wil1fully guilty
OF perjury and tho grosscst falsolood," )" mud
1t winds up its quotation with this part Of
LooAN's speech:
All sroaad Isak: iark sns .s.fSsiai. T%s asn q
81" 's;ss sans. sFsYst; III
sSS Il: r. stf1 sss,
H. u s
q , ,ssxf:a rS., q nss liz sY
S
]! THK TntnuxH cannot hnI anything w0ere than
this ara!ntt LNHAx. 1t IL fair to my he ought bt
elected. for wo will hardly select man With less
tau]i.
Docs tho 10. want anything worse to DO
found i'll that two4lays' haraugus than Ia
contained In the abovs libe!ous aud Peck
sni1lun utteranccs against tho gallant 15ls-
SELL? Every lawyer who has oyor Studio d
tic question well knows that 10 violated no
,ou, - 1t,,n,;s IN ,vou ,,t ,,,,,,t,, a stn,,
,,f,,,. In ,,ns mt l., 1,,;no;. ~ t1,o ,,,nn
rio r,o1,o,oo .roa o;vor l,v 1vrv n,v,x /,
I'm n;u,-ict nf col,nh;. md w,a acccpted
there tv t,o1 1,,ss,11. win woa hot1;no n
E,,1er,, nf,,co nj NJ. lima nra wou ,,ho1,v
hcvo,1 ,hc inr;s1ic,ion n III, 1li;no. I'm.
u,,,uiIn, ~ towv i,ol 1,,cay,, ,n,,,,t havo
fnrnn, ovvr,. s,ovo ,1r;v., T., Cornra.s w,'1s
IN ,en. . ,,.,,h.r or ,l,., l,o,1v MI In won,,,
,,,+ ,,,v, ,,,f-octo5 t,,o ,owu ~ 1,;ro;. ~ i.
''"' ''A'" A4'''se'S'' VIZ '"" - @'"o'" ~ ~
atuaunblo to them for 10 IOiuK, t{sfGrc Col
1,.,.u,4 ,uas, "a,.,..to1 H. H. na,.,h.;,ov.
A""st1''' WAN 'o"'tt'""s ~ ttto ssoI''o"e@n4
tho question Of tho 4ccet1tnncS ut tim cial.
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1enRo 10 l8ht JEfF l'AS1a III V|nsueatloh o1
tho i,ouor If lin rjItuofs vo1nntrern 1yns
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carefully eollhtterot! W lie beat ltslHbiscau
]swvaru f,f th., Ktafs nti1 tl,, nnin;ou ,rc.
'""' - NV .''"ss' ""'' N' c!. "'@
unanimous th1t ho had committed llo uacnho
,xhi,, ,ha 1,.. ~ n,;,,o;u n,,,,, ,,t., ,,,,;.
"@'sH 'ao '@"" "s A'''t4s eo'''s' IVA" ~oAa@'
znuca Of; and TINT Ii lie linl perforated
1rvu II ~ III, II, xt,rt ~ l;f7.r,u,o .o for no
1kFs IL n4''uo IN sost u a4ue7ohce w aaF 1s
| tho Constitution Of lltIaUix was concerned,
l.1ssE1.L h,:,,selt waa u good lawyer,-an in.
tinituly better onu than his h!a.lrr.r,- lla
felt no sloult thst thu A1ati..luelinB oesl bud
| no application to A!s p1rpoA of fighting
JEYy DAVIS while lle waa member Vt Cou.
grcas mud III Tho District Of Columbia.
Wlat prompted I.oaAs to nuke tho dis,
graceful, bitter, Supplemented attack OIL ths
gallant IS,ssELL wus pro.staycry .uallf.uity
, 1879-01-10
THE NEW YORK CANALH-8HALL THEY
re FHEE1

Tho report of tho State Auditor OF New
York with roforonce to the receipts and pay
n,ents Of tho canals and tho canal dobt for
tho year ending Sept. 30, 1878, has Just
como to hand, acd, 10 far nc Tho Eric Canal
Is concerned, will 10 Of special conoorn to
Western shippers, wloso iuterests aro 30
closely Unidentified with this grcnt connect
ing link botwcen DnfFalo ald ti;le-wnter.
before considering the business OF tho great
line, wo extract somo Of tho moro important
flguros bearing upan tho b,,siuoHs OF oil
tho canals, in order TO show tho usolaasnoss
OF tho lateral branches or foctlors. The
total revonuo Of oil tho canals for tho year
was Soss,G5l, of whieh s3ss,:48 represent
tolls. Tho total payments for the samo
time wero 97M,74s, having surplus rove
nuo of S2l8,Voi, which haa boon approprf-
atcl to tho sinking f,lul. Tho balance in
tho Treos'lry and invested, Oct, !, 1877, was
ae,7G0.s4l; received from oil SOURCES in
1878, $..0IG,hs5; paid during tho sano
period, *2,Nl ,5i8; balanoo, $2,30l,-
B77, Tho outstanding debt, Sept. no, 1873,
not maturca, ,was 89,0l3, 700. upon which the
interest at G per cent II eA40, 8a3 per annurn.
A comparison Of operations during 1873 with
1877 shows n loss In revenue Ut &Gt,'00, q
reduction In expenditures Of $8l0. $50 aud n
gain In net reyouuo of 5245, 5,87i,-tho losa in
revenuo loing duo not to loss Of tonnage
hut to higher rato Of toll tint prevailed
during a part Of tho yoar. Tho detailed
showing for each canal during tho year,
which includes tho Eris ald ita thirteen
feeders, will slnw tho b!r.lenxomo cAaraetor
| Of theao branches. The total income from
/ tolls md other sourcea was S0as,Ga1, OF
whici. there IL credited to Tho main
limo s:NN,4so. Thu payments aggregated
S7%.74H, OF which 's5la,t:'2 i4 chargrd
to tho Ezie. Thu surplus Of reyan1e
was E:'sH, 1G4. OF which *3s7,75t is
credited 10 the Eric. Tho deficiencies
were S;189, ,..0l, only three Of the feeders be-
lug uble to show surplus, anl that only
SsJo. The ancomo In exeeaa Of all payments
wes :a2l ,Si:a, Of wi!ca, tic Eris returned
a3.l, ,4o3. Tho constitutional canals are the
Eric, Chamrlaiu, o4wogo, anu Cayuga and
Seneca, which show not profit in operating
OF Ss..04 ,l3H, though thsv was deficiency
in The last three, wAils the remaining niue
show net losa in operating OF s55,.:Jd,
which furnisles tho Auditor with strong
argument for aiAposing OF thern, a. author-
izel under the provisions Of tic Constitution.
Thu ilost Interesting feature Of tho Audit
or'a report IL the radical change Of policy ip
tho management Of tAs Erio Cannl (ths
others are Of little consequence which le
Mlyocatas. liz boldly assumes that the con-
stitutional provisions relating to ths canals
, 1879-01-10

BEssfE TURNER told Cincinnati rcpostcrtA tAs
otlIer tlay that q noted manager offered her
8, ,0M If tho wuuld accompany OL1sR LOGAN
twenty.sx nights and merely show herself upon
The stage, 1t Was n tempting offer: but to Ia
,nat1c the background for OL1vE's stago taeieau1
for mantf, was tho othcF part Of the consider.
atton, anil HEssIE declined.
, 1879-01-10

Pope LEO XIII. has written m cncyclical
letter in which he arrays tue power OF the
Roman Catholic Church against Socialism,
Communism, aud 1uternatioualism, mud coils
upon the Bishops to combat these dangerous
doctrines.
, 1879-01-10

That F1Tz Joux ponrER Court Oh Inquiry
Ind better he consolidated with the ror1xA In.
rest,Gattng Committee. The country IS sirt
enough Of both Of them, but tho people Eau
stand d consolidated nuisance better ttan to
have thct} separated my longer.
, 1879-01-10

rrz Cn,cAoo Ta,urxE taa established branch Offices
cstht receipt Of sntcfetons su1 advertisements ~
oltows: -.
kKW fpHK-Hoom 10 Tribune nutldfnR. F.T. No"
App1x, ManaksF.
rAnle. Frauee-No, 10 Rut de IA Gtsnge' natelferr.
u.N.uixE, Agrat.
LONDON, Eog.-Ameriran Exchange, 40 Strand.
ukSRr F. GiLL,1, ARrnt.
IAN FRANCISCO. CaI.-F&iece llstek
, 1879-01-10

Tho report cou,cs from Washington that tha
President las dctormiued 10 rrappotnt atr.
SllgnwIa Postmaster vi Cleveland, whcreat
tho Isata- UtI'fr EroWls.
, 1879-01-10

The lion. a. Z. EpaEHroN, OF 1nlianu, who
Is veneratly tulkci Of as possible canl!lato
Of Republicans and harL-moncy Democrats for
United Stu!ts Senator lgatnst VoonnEgs, has
had q somewhat varied political experience.
Mr. EnaEn1oN was formerly quite prominent
In politics, but OF lata ycars hs las been resting
uu!tu peacefully On tho AlleIf. When YOUNG
man l.e served several terms In the Ohio State
bcnatu, aud attcrwurl was scnt 10 Cuugruss
from tho Defiance (0hto) Dhtrlrt, Whefe ho
served two terms. Although u l1en.ocrat, hu
voted In Congress In 1ssi against tho Kansas.
Nebraska hill. ln ISIS llc was tho Democratic
nonlnco for Lieutenant Governor vi lHdtnna
oil tho tci;et heutlea by tlrNpHICKs. III 1917
hc supported tho O'EoNoR movement, and
ca1uc within MI uce Ut the empty hullar Ut q
nomination for tho Vicc-Psesit!eney at the
hands of tho l.LAHron duncan Convention at
Luuisxtl!e.
, 1879-01-10

AAA @1Ae9dS &VAs A0IoA4H0 AVenN'
ln NIB eHo1'' 10 io'co .toF. u"LHns ou.
Of TIC t'cn"se' anu 10 totco pl.h'c'i W 'ho "'o
OF Pat'aau n'"en'"s,' 'n'o '1'o osoa's' u'''
'.o'A" A"s ~. ~ VIZ III 's''us " ''"s ~"
o. 'nen ~ao n''a ~ n,'a n'''ns 'eIre'eo'a-
uvs' Every professional poh.'c'an' e7e'y
olnce.ptoSer' oiace-saoSer' o'oAs"'uo"h
on'eeno'aot' III son. el"fS u !lsn "ao .'"''
oeon PesSec"'eu aos o1as"' co'1ul''No''
I'll 'nosc "ao "ahs oa'cos n'ui''l'''os1 a'',' 'e"
o''eH e1en'ea' ".," '1i' 'H's1s' l'''1,o'' "a
pehultnfe,-al' %nese efe Foe'lelous ~ 'ae's
aeI'ana tnat AooAS oa e'ec1e't 10 's.o S'on",e'
Lug Newspapers a1' o'es t''' "es' ""'
mrs III 1ae ps5 u 'uo s'saa,u'p 1ns'
auu 1tA"" Ao''o 4~H'"n5 "o'A!e e.D.
s'ulea 'Fon' eonRfosS nie ~ oo'''aao'ns .tas
uotEsos l'o pus out ana LOGAN 20 sens ~
tao seha'e' li's ELECTION "''i ''a 'l.s''' u
'ne oPPoslt'on u ooAfs"h ~ '"e's teuo'''es
OF l'lahaef ana secure t'efn q 'f'ena' a
1,s"a la LUZ osAn'e WIN 'o'' ~ "o'" ~"
t'taes ~ haach os ao WOMB W III 'ns 'uoos
"Hao"1 so.o' " eoof@o' noao - tneso
Papefs o'ee g'so '"o .'"o .e""o,' WY .ao5
are 10 ah1'oua 10 aase hlua eiec'ea; oa' ''eY
"n'to III urging I'M e1cetio,1 on ~. 6'o"ua
staea ny LoeAS t"lnEe.' III ono u 'ne Atlt'
e1os iasuea W n'S A'e'"fs 1'"foa'i' nn''
pnp'ahe" IN st. Aoala papsF' "n'c" i'1e'
hehts sa's wow
,eota,e ID Ionx i two ,cars ayo. viii, IL, ;ats
then before y. eny r.ol lsspaulscan 'nKht i!sso
vy i"r 'urn ~ Of trccal Ktnjncn oj postso s,ewt,
a.xresriye nature. md nnitncfsnE eoaffaEs; haeli
.joMs | \. Lou IoaAs, % and tic 1ttpubi,eans of illinois
owe It. nos 10 1.nuAS. but to tncnsslyes r. H. tV tho
lie S.;ii Il lie Cnitci s.ates '~~' '''' " '''~
Another article prepared by LoaAS's 1,u-
reau and published iu q Southern Illiuolu
raper makes tho Same point. adhorlug moro
closely to LouAs's own language. 1t saya:
nut when we calmly. consfdsr tho circumstances
s"a -, S.,css ' sn ~ cnn"dcg bow rowxriy
oar NeItleen ..csphan!Io noasbon. our .. paadst , e
Of I'll tn.sS thacs We oMxat IT, III cry uu, VIII o
sulee. ''ssnd Lo'4AS back to ths ssaats."
For Ro1ue years Ar LOGAN EcfSea Ill tue
ttouse, lo'9 70 le1l'-but though nc
spoho loud, an'a long, anti feFeatealy ID MS
own peculiar way, we never kno" any hae'h'
Der OF tho Republican party who wAa Over
scared by HIM. Or sileneed' or afoaaea him'
notwithstanding Ais su'ghs''y nnd apuse'
11is bfavado a',d bulidoztnB "eFo moro
amusing to tho Republicans than eanse OF
fear. sinco then dsn. LOGAN Inns la'l 'nany
Year, serv1ca III Congress-. During that simo,
uGrtprihf1v f1lrihr fiA FtlrA' SrfY3rH tho
, 1879-01-10

Au Ohio paper sara that Tho "yel.cmenr
With wheh tile friends OF JOIN 4. LoaAN hare
rushed him for the scuuta has pr1baby spoiled
h!s chance. Thcro IL too much We, Us, me,
and therefore about LoaAN."
, 1879-01-10

The Btrkth.rs Courier, Of urcat DasriDRtnu.
5kass., has passed into the hauls oi CLARK ".
BrAs, EST, tosmerly ot tho Springfield {is1st.
Mr. bxAs var for considerable tuna p4rsuer
, 1879-01-10

A Southern cslitor flals It Ia his he&rt to t1-
cuse CALYn CuSlIfN0 for taking thu side of ths
Unton during tho Wur, which IL an exhibition pt
charity unparalleled.
, 1879-01-10

35r. TlLpRA must ~ bcfuru tbs P0fzkn Com
mlttee, aul tell what h don't know about
those cipher dispatches, No po.tpouetneut Oh
uceouut vi tho weather, SAAAY.