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METEOROLOGY.

The following is . meteorological
summary for February, 1880. taken al
Nesh Bay W T. by J g Swan, observer:
Highest barometer during the moath,
10. on ID.
Lowest. 29.57, on 18th.
Mean, 1926.
Highest temperature. IS degrees. on
23d.
Lowest. &c. on 18th.
Man, SO.
Prsvailing winds. NV. NE. SW and
Sc.
Maximum force. 40 miles. on 18Th
and 18th.
Total rainfall. IL. 20 inches.
Number Of rainy days, 10.
Number Of cloudy days average eight
on scale Of ten, Is.
Depth of snowfall during the month.
1880 inches.
Depth of snow ct close Of month.
none.
Less rain has fallen during the
mouth than 10 February. 1879. aud the
westher generally has been less bois-
ferrous. March LIST comes in with
strong westerly winds and heavy rain.
with low barometer.
Rainfall during February 1879. "a 60
inches.
Rsinfsll during February 1880. 10 10
inches.
The high barometer on the "a con-
timed all Aav hut ~aa mt followe1 he
any remarkable atmospheric occurrence
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encouRAelse SUGAR paeoucY,o..

A movement Of the right sort i on
foot to encourage the produssion d
sugar beets and the uanufacsurs Of
osst sugar 10 our Territory. Good
words are well enough Ia their way.
but foa real epcourassment ID IN enter.
prise Of this character coin i aesded.
II has been dstsraiosd BY The gsteers-
up Of this movement to give three
premiums; Tor Arst. second and third
best osops. each 70 iselads the prodsc.
tioa q not lses than one acrs. 10.
tween two end three Hundred dollars
hsvs besa alrssdy subsesibed, and I
portion paid. and Il b hoped 70 swell
the amount TO four hundred and up-
wards. The gsatlemen Who have q
fsr contributed are residents entirely
OF Pierce and King Counties. Il j,
intended to make tbs Arse prsmiuu
one hundred dollars. which amount
added to what will be realised from
Shs bects themselves. will ray the
grower handsomsly for his trouble.
Beet seed l. nov On the way from Ger.
many. which will b sold on arrival .,
cost. Anyone Who choosss can join in
the effort to secure the premiums,
which viii 10 awarded By comnitts~,
and the nero Who do ~ join the be,t.s
u will b f.r all c"nsernsd. II wa.h.
i'sson Territory sarcs~ss in lroau Jug
her own sugar an anunsl leak 81 ov.,
t2N.O0b gill 'h.r.hv ~ ssonsc3
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A license was granted to Vitus
Schmid to keep beer saloon.
An ordinance. appointing special
officer for the City of Seattle. passed.
special committee consisting of
Mess's Bag!ey. Cisncey and Knips
WAS appointed to examine the matter
Of bidding in of property by tho Treas
urer.
The matter OF the double assessment
OF August Hess was referred to CON-
mittee consisting Of King. S.etson and
Hawthorne.
The City Attorney was instructed TO
prepare an ordinance for tie re- ASSESS
msnt of Front street.
Ordered. that the Office Of HARDER
Master be declared vacant.
Ordered. that Frank Seidcl be and il
hereby elected to the Office of Harbor
Master.
Councilmen Miller and Nation were
gra nted leave Of absence for two and .
half months
Ordered. that W H White bs and j.
hereby ELECTED to the office 1T Fire
Warden.
Ordered. that the City Attorney be
ana Is hereby instructed to emptoy
assistant counsel in tho case Of Buzby
" City OF Seattle. and shat the Coun-
c,i now recommend Hon O Jacobs to
has considerations as such cousncl, and
that the sum OF $3.50 be appropriated a
his compensation therefor.
Tho matter Of printing the ordi.
nsnces OF the city were referred TO .
special committee of Stetson.. Hsv-
'horne and Clancy.
Adjourned until Friday evening,
March IL, 1880.
E. 3. OSBORNE. Clerk.
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Ar-ns 'ere' { ard numercusly d.sel
cpd scandals:
s'Awav!' she Grid. With arrent hnld
Asd looks thst wsse qni'e airi-sep;
''Coss neaS me mn. FIR I've hem t~li
That yOn, sir. ass 3 munster"
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Improve th- gond weather by get.
ting your pictures taken ~ the Cottage
Gallery, Psices ~ aeasl Located In
the old. place IN Font street. Gu,
sesy = shagt. D. Y. JupElxs
Photographic Artist.
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EAAI EssN srATEn

ST. Louis, No March 6. Tho
resolutions adopted by the Greenback
Convention are substantially the same
- last year; Dilla.e. Of Maine, was
nominated for President, and Beck
with, Of Colorado. nominated for Vice
President.
WARRINGTON. March 5.-Nothiug 10
known Of the Uto question except what
can be learned through Secretary
Schurz. Even tho Senators from Colo
RADIO have not been invited to attend
the conference between Secretary
Schurx and the Utes. and know nothing
OF the arrangements, except WHIST
Schurz telis them. The understanding
~ represented by han 10 that the Utes
have agreed either 10 60 ont of the
State or accept lands in severalty in
the State. and that each adult male is
to have one hundred and sixty acres.
end each woman aud minor sixty acres.
One OF the conditions 10 that the Meek.
er murdsrsrs shall b given up - soon
- the arrangements arc finally agreed
upon. SECRETARY 6churx will submit
the matter 70 Congress and ask author
ity 70 appoint commission to 60 ont
and settle matters with the tribe. The
Colorado delegation believes that tho
Utes would rather 60 ont OF the State
than accept lands in severalty within
ito limiss.
A bill vas reported to the House
today. By Representative Aikss. maxi
ing the Department of Agriculture and
the Executive9 DspArtMsnt and its
head member Of the Cabinet. Il was
accompanied By . a,inority report by
Covert.
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OREGON GAaoxs SEEDS.

A full line IT g rilen and Field Seed
fre-h #. m the S.l-m Seed G~rd-ns
and Tor sale IN lsrR~ ~ Sa.ll pa, cells
81 Catalogue p ic-~ hv
K9LLo00 8 SNYDER.
Agent. fer u Dicki.son.
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Excicssvs1y 70 sns ixrrlaioszcsa.


PoRT BLAKELY. March 5.--Arrived.
barkeotips K X Haw, from San Frun-
cisco.
Sailed;-Bark Forest Queen, for San
Francisco.
PoRT GAMBLE. March 4.-Arrived.
bark ATLANTA, from San Francisco.
PoRT TOWNSEND. March The
ship Shirley 10 tow of the steamer
Tacoma. for Departure Bay. and bark
David Hoadlsy, lumber laden. bound
out. were obliged to return to this por.
todsy. having met very strong head
winds 10 the Straits.
Ship War Hawk was reported of
Dunsiness yesterday.
The British ship Roxcllans, from
San Francisco. arrived this evening
and will 60 to Tacoma TO load for some
foreign port.
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BERLIN. March 1. - Bisuasck gave q
sslscs parliawenssry dinner yesterday
b the more prOmi0ent members OF the
Reichstas. including three Presidents.
BismaSck md that hia rrssencs in ths
Rsichstag tsoded t. produce nervous
NED. and they could get on much bet.
ter without him.
81. PETERSBURG. March IN
Lodetsky. after judgment vas pro
nounccd against him. stated that be
vss arrested in st. Petersburg in 1873
ard deported tn Iusk, but escaped
when b heard that bis party VA
preparing = revolution for tho I'd Of
March. lie resolved to 60 60 ~ Peters
burg having heard IT Gen Nelikof,
appointment. The Rcvolutionis,s or.
dcred that nothing be done on the %
inst. but the pnstponsment of the rev.
olutinn preventing him from getting
Uou-y. he resolved ta kill Gen Nell.
kc6.
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I1N SUITE Oh SINGLE: PlRNANKNr OF
IL Transient: with d Without beard. Iivl
minutes walk from
OCCIDENTAL SQUARE, FRONT STREET.
j29dtf Mr.. 2. 0slocoa.
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House Raising and Movinl
Apparatus

On Puget Sound hslonsing 10 ths late Iaaas VII.
ton, ! am prepared 70 Do any vogk IN that linz %
the shUTtess notice saA ID the most couplees
manose. Wall % 10 any plsee % Tie oo0nA. h
beas Of references giveo.
All orders len Of The Hardvnre store a =. ".
WU0rHOFR. On Frost SeEsss, Win - peo0paiv
attended -.
Also Jeck Screws and Other apparatus ca b
had u him o. Application at rooDo1sblo r0toa.
"asaH ~. OU9GrTT.
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The girl with the seslskin sacoue.
She o.meled up her bacque; I
She walked on her toes
And turned ep her nose
As abe stepped into the hacquc.


MEAD THIS.
The gentle. yet effectual action Of
that good ole remedy. Emil Frese'a
Hamburg Tea. and it, intrinsic merits,
have placed il 1t - head of all family
medicines, especially for delicate p.r.
sons OF both sexes. In the nursery il
stands uuQuestionsbly without . rival.
ltgroxs In public favor all che time.
Nichols's lnfailible lalecsien,
uuaranteess to cure promptly and per-
manentiy every case OF GonorrhUA.
elect ard Whites. no matter of how
long standing. If directions are followed.
Internal medicine not recommended or
necessary. A cure guaranteed OF money
rsfundsd. For sale BY N. r. Cody &
Co. Wholesale and retail druggists. Sc
attic. ". T. ol6dAx6m
, 1880-03-15
WashIngtOn's Market Cart.

On the Goth of April Braddock left
Alexandris. On the 9th of July he
fell. Washington filled the mountain
passes with troops, and kept off the
French and Indians from the town that
trembled and grew. When the French
power in Virginia was broken, he mar
ried, and "society" was chagrined at
its early experiences of his married
life. Parson Weens tells us that
Alexandria, though small, was lovely,
but had no charms for the palate. By
tobacco it's neighbors had made money.
They then began to look down on the
poorer sort, and to talk about families.
OF course such great people could not
run market carts. Hence the Belhaven,
ties often sat down to dinner of salt
meat and johnny-cake. But when
Washington brought the wealthy wild
ow Custis to Mount Vernon, a market
cart was constructed, and twice a week
sent to Belhaven with fat things that
amazed the lean market. Country gen
tlemen dining in town wondered at
the change of fare, and thus it was dis
covered, to the modification of some Of
the little great ones, that Colonel
Washington ran market cart" $50
ciety >" then, if proud, was often plain;
for Washington writes in his diary of q
ball in Alexandria in 176O, where
pocket-handkerchiefs served as table,
cloths, that bread and butter with tea,
g which the drinkers could not dis
tinguish from hot water eweetene d, !"
made the bill of fare, and in his dis
gust he writes it down "a bread and
butter ball" WILLIAM F. CARNE, in
Harper's Magazine.
, 1880-03-15

Mr.. CAMERoN's DREAM.--Mr. Cam
eron dreamed, when he was boy, that
he would be massacred by Indians at
the age of forty-seven. The same Wis
ion was repeated ten years later. and
with such vividness that every detail
was left impressed upon his memory.
He was at ranch near Brule City, Da-
kota, short time ago. when his forty
seventh birthday arrived. The place
was alive with friendly Indians but he
recollected his dream, and their pres
ence made him excessively nervous.
He went to bed in trepidation, and, to
his horror, as he afterward declared,
the room was exactly like the one of
his dream. He fell asleep, and prompt
ly dreamed that the Indians were
scalping him. He bounded from the
bed, leaped from window and fled,
temporarily insane. In the morning
he was missed, and large party of
white men and Indians went in search
of him. 1t was three days before they
found him, for he hid whenever he
caught sight of an Indian and only
slowly recovered his senses. He was
naked, and nearly dead with hunger.
, 1880-03-15
In the Future.

What is yonder in the futurea
Lift this mystic veil away;
Let the morning sunlight golden
Fall on shadows grim and gray,
OF the doubt and fears we borrow,
OF the death chill and tie sorrow
lowering DER our lives tc-l lay.
Tel Us, there is not glory
Ia the onward gliding years
See we not, beyond the parting,
As we lazs through falling tears,
Fondts hopes aud rosy visions7
Is there not, then, some ely sian
Which the glowing sunlight ch sers ?
Though we may not lift that curtain
Falling DER our future lives.
Yet we know the years are6bringipg
Rich reward for him who strives,
And, where OF day drops of sorrow
Fall to earth, upon the morrow
We shall zee plant that thrives.
, 1880-03-15

A four-year old neighbor of ours late
ly said good thing. His mother had
promised that in few days she would
communicate something that would
make him very happy, provided he was
good boy in the mean time. But he
didn't want to wait. So he urged her
to tell him now, promising not to re-
peat it, and offering other inducements.
Finding that everything failed, he said ,
as his last argument, w Whisper it to
me mamma, and I'll forget it." Wasn't
that boy philosopher And that is
only sample of our chlldren.-Yon-
ke,.s Statesman.
, 1880-03-15

Jersey Justice is not always dealt out
with characteristic consistency, if we
may draw our deductions from the re-
cent charge of an Hibernian dispenser
of law to the jury. He said: "Gin-
tlemen of the jury, accardin' to the larr
and ividence, the case should 20 to the
di6ndint; but, accardin' to equity, I
give it to the plaintiff. Hackensack
Republican.
, 1880-03-15
2nget Sound 9ispatfh.
SEATTLE. WASHINGTON TERRITORY,


If none were sick and none were sad,
What service could we render?
think if we we're always glad
We scarcely could be tender.
Did our beloved never need
Our patient ministration,
Earth would grow cold, and miss, indeed,
Its swt etcst consolation.
1t sorrow rever claimed our heart,
And every with were granted,
Patience would die and hope depart
Life would be disenchanted.
, 1880-03-15

If birds of feather flock together
why is it that the first doctor who
reaches q man vino has fallen on the
street has no sweet smile of welcome
for the second who comes rushing upi
, 1880-03-15

An Evanston (Il.) preacher, who was
making the prayer at fashionable
Wedding, recently, asked Providence to
bless those present who were married,
and those who wanted to get married.
, 1880-01-13
WlGAVElt,S BILL.
Ex-suLnIElts WHO WANT NAGK-rAY
GMfffl ElixrHtth to 1'hA fAteuaA IxlhnuA

6p<etdl Rlspaith to Ths Chtcaso 1rlbMne,
WAslltNtsT)N, d. O., i'm. l2.-lscprcsensatIyn
Wcavnr, br inwA, wlla llHly l.e Justly styled tho
Apnstio Of Discomfort In tho itu,Eu, coNtInuca
10 loud down tho petition box with petitions
which Nro nlc9tt tn cninu fn,m ox.snll1let1, slll
prnyfhg for the plssago Of tho I'LL tn place
thom on I'LL equality With the bondho.1crs.
Thcru hAyo nlrua.!y been ruferruei tn tue Cutn-
mitteo on Mt1tary AGutrs ul,t,lt buslsul OF
thexe Iptltiuls, nHu Mr.. Weaver not h'1,Y AKo
asserted ttnt they boEo tho l,at,es Of nln,ut
61,00 sOiliors 0f tho lAte Wur. Tho corrcs1Nnl-
dollt vi TllR TNthukE recently spent On hu,tr
looking over these documents. All Ut then, hlye
II printed hci.ltug, which Ia In ail instances
c1ueiitd III tho sIia0 langlaBc; hut by no .nC,l1,s
aru al tho signatures those af veterans Ut thu
Mte Wnr. On grnat lnany-probah!y ol, u mn.
jurity-Uf tho petitions mere than One-half tho
NulleY ArD
SIGNED Ar AEN WHO CERTIFY
that they nro Iitzors md thnt thay ~ approve" :"
tho pnIt*Asl llUnsure. From certain lpttDrs mil
t,cInpsins'n which accompanied sonlo nf tho pc
illona nntl which havo been fllud With them, 1t
T. ptaln,lly, uyiAsMt Tint ihe whole scheIue
intluatriUlsiy. worked up u3lrr the lll-
spIration md gut,lnnco Of genius sl.nilar to
tho ull9 thNt conceived tho Wrlyor bill. Tho
attempt 10 In!akn It appear that tho poitlnn8 hru
ths vuis.ss of hi Iate VIII III 'fx tavor f, It liz
measure IL thu latlslcst kind nf u pr,toslsn. 4
ElpNi many Republicans llkp ue. liureIu and
uen. HawlDy, WHO nro certainly Us gtnki frlcu.ls
0t tho s0ldlers ~ Mr. Weaver and Mr. lle In
h!a.yr. have received sono OF thy petitions, anil
which they deolarO IL cAlculAtol to br1ng thu
AMilb of SDlilUr into contempt.
, 1880-01-13
THE RECORD.

WARt11N NOTION, y. C., Jun. G-Senat0r Paddock
introduced bill to autAurlzc tho appointment
Ut Commissioners to ascGrtuln ind report tho
losses sustained BY c!tlzons Of tho Unltol states
Oh account Of Indian dcprodattons, md udtust
the clnims arising shorefr0m. hutorred..
Tho Vico-rrusdcnt laid bctorp tho Bcnato a
communication from tho Secretary ot War
transmitting an esstsso VI ST. 40l for tho cou-
strictlon OF oil.ocss quurteFs ut Omaha, and req
olnlncnding au appropriate thorofor. ltc-
lCrrtd.
Mr. Dawes presented tho petition OF tho OK.
ec,ltors Of tho estate OF 0akes Amos aud othorS,
ask Ing for tho refunding 6t certain muneys paid
by thom Into tho United 8t9tcs Treasury.
Mr. Thurlnan, from tho Committee on tho
Judiciary, reported with amendments tho Houso
I'LL " provide for Circuit and pAtr1ct Courts VI
, 1880-01-13


Special Dttpalth to The fhtru1p Tribune.
WASl11NGT0N, D. G., jan. Ia resolution wRs
adopted in tho House tt>-dny providing fur tho
appointment ut special committee ut eovcn
whOse duty 1t ahasi he to expn.ine Into the meth
od ut thu payment Of pensions, urrenrs of pcn-
slo,ts, hor,nty, md hack rny. atnt to ascertain
whether my irregularities cxlat In tho payment
Of rcnsluns, with nuttt'rity IL Investigate my
compnjnta n4Alnst tho |crsIpn-OlIlcn n.,l to aIt
during tho rcccHs of cnTgscss. Mr.. IInr1ucr. who
introduced this resolution, explRlns that his ob
tect IL simply to Nlnlse II possible for tho rcil
susl-0lllco to tea with the i,nuicnso amount N
work ca,tsrsf by tho Arrears 1T peI,Rlnl,s hill.
There nro nowt he Rays, $4,000 clAt,ns III the
ot1ce unsnttlctl, md utt6rs' canning In very
rnpltlly. Lust wenk therc were uvcr 1000 np,lt.
cations lcd, Tho question to ste sulvcd IL, lipw
Il ihls turgn number Ut etnlM,s t0 he I,Hssri
ltIhsE? Tho Committee nf Pensions hnye Il
lis To Increase the clerical fntutt II the 1ttatn',
HHrrni to tho extent TT eighty additional rlrrks,
lAtt there n III tstiAlte IT tii.e rusr1 tn Ills.
p,sc OF these cnI1a. llurrinr syR, that ll1NIer
tho present system thtse claims viii be years
will bccnt,,a cali.ll.iutts fnr tho ul,nEiInslRe.
Tho con,nitten VIII probably 10 appointed
t.sIntarr0w, nnt Will ut DnpG rrtxhul tu work.
What H1nh tnRy he recommended t3y the Et,m-
1nittGa IL uncertain. There narGars to be M
PUN to ru1ne'ly tho eva. Tho resolution WIZ
ftlvortl hy tho Cotninfttch Of Pcnsulis. II
, 1880-01-13


rlT1AuuHn, 1l., JIM. la.-Tho rlttsburg l.
Lnku Erie lMilrund troubles were practically
Auttlrtl tu-tlny TO tue Satisfaction Of n!l con-
cortlctl. Tho investigation OF tho chnrgcs
agsirat President bennett Is still tu bo made,
but, III tloy amount to nothing, thoy will no
doubt 10 dismissed. This morning DR.. 1Eostotter
agrecd to tho recollection 1T Mr. llunnott M
President, ma his pnrl Ut a compromise, which
riIoultl be uolnpumpntUl by tho rejection OF
MeaAri. Joshua lthoatlps und John i. bravo, md
tho aabstituslon Ia their stead Of Messtb, J. =.
Drpuy tsotl-tn-lnw Of tho DocttIr, and
Chauncey f. AMttpws. Of Youngstown. Tho
fur,lltr ut these wtNtld have been pressed rs u
cuntll.intp for Vlcc-prI1lt1ulit had ho boon sue
ccxsful. Tho other ale, however, absolutely TO-
ciInctl to a4rco ta TINT proposition, or un,kc any
compromise whatover, Tho mly thing. in which
t1luy Expressed II willingness 10 nuke what
might bo regarded ~ eunocssio,. xlls to allnw
the !,sts Of DIR. !!ostetter to ronAln Oh tho list
Thu Trustees, to whom Is dclcgato.i tho voting
power for tho trust htuGk. met ut l0 n'e!Dck tn
w S e tht sscs % sho III Gs o eotd Tho aSex eytnx
WV mt lengthy, or stormy r. bud beS ,.
sntlrc "stra.lEht tickuI" which w,ss as follaws:
Srs syi WITH ostettyr enn9t5 Jr fset soS.s n'
iMn n. Lyon, Jqh,. +: Dtavo JA!nfs \; Heha''; ;;
lAlnter. Tho election wAs unanimous. 4 prt,m-
snt stnSosr ,. ,. sa t1s sy;eix; "Up t.'
siou of Dr.. iuatettcr to eor,lrcss ali h{s Cisur-
| E!es ~ tho effort to dc1cAt Dir. lshmlrs and
M psnSS r wh9n r. xa;aa sSsaa y S.Ss
proxies. il tis prolan!o That DC could have con.
Uudor tbs cumulative plat. 1t voting pernissi-
bio In aueut1aIlc0 With faU prnyfBAIsNf tic new
~ th9 sees ;f q thesY a. ICY y urs
instead ut divided among twelve. THAT fH tC BAy,
, 1880-01-13

Commissioner ]. ". Mtplcy gives notice that
m alit attcr this tHtc tho ratlroatls In tho south-
western lsatlwny Association will charge tho
following r1ttcs III business destined to IT,
Joseph. Atuhtsnll, Leavenwurth, Or Knnsas City:
On lutllpr, In ct.r.lnnd lnts Df 24,tD1 pounds
and over: Fr,,u1 ChtcnKo, n cens per 1Q pounds;
frrHn Davenport MiisTtfnc, harrington, Fort
StntsGtl. 1,r Ato.tr,sc. :aA tona per l puunslss
trtn ket,kuk, WpHt Qulnuy, Ilulinlbal, Louis
INN, or Bt. InitiS. IT.; trnts per l0l Iotlntls..
Iiy nKruetlrnt with tho Northwestern ltaflwny,
that ix Will 1T tho st.,no ti.lse, rharge On lun-
lkr frt,h Clinton, 14yttls, nr co,E1A.1ehu. ILL.,,
ieRtItlpd to Missouri lttyCr p0lntA snllth OF an
Including Ut. Joseph, Mo-, DA cents per l00
WnIntts.
Ms TnwE: Fr,n ChtcaKo, u. III, 46, s0 FL; from
Eitst It, ln,lix, 1funntflnl, West Quincy, or Bur-
ltnHtoli. III. ~, III. ~. II.
lii freight frnin Buffalo: From Chicago, R5,
n, H. ~, iii from East St. Louis, IiMnntbal, West
Qt,Iisey, ar burlington, b. III, Fl, n, ~.
On freight frdn Cinr!nlintio or Louisville: From
Fast 1t. Louis, III, ~, b, u, 20: frnm Louisiana
nr Hannibal, IN, ID, ~, IT, II; frsrn Quincy,
Burlington, Or DHypnpnrt, Ut, 70, ~, IL, H.
Oh fright from Pltt4brry Or Wheeling: From
Ch!GaK,. ~, ~. Il, ~. =; fro,n Dnven]mrt,
h ~ H. 15.s, II; from EhHt S. Louis, G5, 5 Us,
rs, ~
In c,so thc*o r.,tca uro less thnu tho locl rites
Ut tho associated rlis tn Missouri River pOta
ttey siMl nppy 1.tIy IN h,ssttSs Is ak,yg spcoi-
isea, C.lrrteu by h!t-rntl rn,tes to destination,
, 1880-01-13

hill proyfdfny ftr tho establishment Of rrt,lrtl.
letter offices whtuh, tnt nlrcny l1lrn fnyornt,ty
trpurtct by lilo Committee md referred 10 the
Cnn.mltteo Of tho While. AT Tho meeting vt tho
poAt-QNlco Committee thta mnrHtnY hiN report
recommends tho pnesnge IT tho bill ccnuse Il ie
lrtrf nns1 .lmr'c. and has for it, nl]tct
tn spGtSy lrlly.ry # mail ,'attcr wh!v Ews
which fucllllntt~ tho tra,istnissint, nf Irtters
either 10 their destination. Or. IN failure Of de-
livery, tlnek to tiiu wrltrr must give tho ninlla
n'!1Itnnl vnuc II. n a0eial, Industrial. md rtit1-
eAtlDnnl nRsnt. The ,mrfinRr Ut in,ils n virttl-
ally cantt11at hy which hu 0nvcri,llont tllutDr-
takes, upon prepayment 1T tfc price, to teltvcr
letter 10 tho rcrsn,, addressed, ur Iron fn!!,rn
to ttp ~ Ia return It II tho writer. Tho obRh.
t!dn II slt 50 promptly Ia l1lcrr'tM.l ny tho fnet
ly Ut th. business, 1,rnhthitinR nnl puNlshsrg MI
ct,tnpptttiUn. H. sht!tl. th.rfnrr. Heo to II TINT
4 ncHlcet* no n,enM# nt diaclnrxing its duty
thurDuHhly nns fnIthfuj)y,