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Newspaper Page Text1 "-t'j. . - N. - .' VS :1: 15 CENTS A WEEK. ALBANY, OREGON, SUNDAY JULY 14 1SS9. VOL.a IT. NO. 195 f j i . i : k 6nt' ANClSKT- I I LJ I FOR PURE DRUGS, TOILET AND FANCY GOODS ; TO M' ' -HE ALSO The Finest Line of Pianos and Organs in the Willamette Valley, CALL AND EXAMINE HIS STOCK Lead i n ff Carries the Largest Line of Men's and Boys' Clothing, Furnishing (Joods, Etc. in the Willam ette Valley. SUITS MADE TO ORDER fa His Merchant Tailoriiif Department F3STKR BLOCK, LUMBER! -TREr Bl'LIiL ETA HEALD HUDSON, OR. Are new prepared fo furnish lumber in car-load lots in Albanv. Write for prices to us at, DRAIN, DOUGLAS CO. OREGON. I Hon CHEAPEST PLACE IN TOWN. -PEALERS IX- Stores, Tin, Sheet Iron and Copperware, Pumps Iron Pipes and all kinds of Plumbing tGoods. Aglntsfor the CVebrated ON TIME Oooking and Heating Stoves, the beet stoye for the least sseney ever sold in this city. Give them call at the Tierce Block.Nrorth First Street. Albany, Oregon. Julius Manufactauer of Choice Cigais AND DEALER IN FINE IMPORTED l rivals', I'luJaiul kii;sr T t r.- c . ?-(li..i.ti m v 1iu.i liju.st full line of r-nic;ler'' Ai (; '.i . A k-;iler :n x-"p CALIFORNIA AND TROPICAL FRUllS. N-ktaorto Lni Limi t A Ki vi:ev' KcaljU-inle OHite.' Alltiny Vzn (i. L. BLACKMAN Successor to E. W. Lancdoa. DE1LX& is yrugs, Paints, Oils, Perfumery and toilet articles. n!so a lull line 'of books and stationery, periodicals, etc. 3T Prescriptions careful!) compounded IN 000 FEL10WS TEMPLE, Albany Oregon. CARRIES- .BLAIU fJotfe ALBANY LUMBER! Saltraarsti Joseph ND KEY WEST LUMBER COMPANY IPUiHIEi Absolutely Pure. This powder never varies. '.A marvel ol puriiy.strencth ana wholesoracness More economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competi tion with multitude of low test, short weight alum or phosphate powders Bold only in cms. Royal BakW ,jow per Co.. 10ft Wall St., N. T. 1),W Ckowlev fc Co., Agents, Portland, Oregon, Pill Sit I AS Wll. DAVIS, M. J. PHYSICIAN AND su.'eon. Can be found at his office room in Strahan's block, First street. Albany Oregon- DR C. CHAJIliKKLlN. HOMEOPATHIC phvdician and surgeon. Office, corner Third and Lyon streets, Albany, Oregon . Of fice hours, mornings, 8 to 9 and 12 to t and after C in evenings. G W. IIASTOX. PHYSICIAN AND SUB. i geon, Albany, Oregon M. II. t ELLIS, PHYSICIAN AND SURr gcon, Albar.y, Oregon. CC. KELLY, PHYSICIAN AND SUIt . gcon Albany, Oregon, office in Pierce's new block. Otticc.hours, from 8 A. M. to 4 r. m. A J. KOSSITEK, VETERINARY Sl'R . gcon, graduate of Ontario veterinary college and member of the Ontario veterin ary medical society, is prepared to treat the a incases of all fionicsticatcd animals on scientific principles. Office at Ans Marshall's livery stable. Residence 4th and Calapooia streets, Albany, Oregon. DR. I. W. STARR, PHYSICIAN AND Surgeon, late of Brownsvilie, Or. Ottire at residence on corner of Rroadnlbin anil Seventh streets. Cars promptly attended to in city or couiit.iv. IVt. " KOLDEWAY, VETERINARY SUI! U peon, Albany, Oregon -Graduate of ficrj man an.i Anienctin colleges. ATTOKftKl'ft. II. H. X. I.I.M KW I.'N. U. W. W RIGHT. "OLACKUl'KN, & WRIGHT ATTORNEY AT J L aw, Albany, Oreiron. Otlice in Odd b( How's 'lemi'le. -Vill practice in all courts of the state, and site special attention to all business. iToLWltToN CHARLES iK. ATTORNEY 1 I at Law, Albany, Or. Office in rooms la and 14, Foster's Block, over L. E. Main's s tor i T K. WKATHOltrORIt, ATTORNEY AT rj . law, Albany, Oregon. othce In Odd fellow's Temple. Will pract in all the courts of thestate, and give special attention to all business. H EWERT. PRACTICAL WATCHMAKE . and jeweler, Albany, Oretrnn, l.ojiil nrvevlng. PART1B8 DBSIBIXO SCRTBTIXO PONS CAN OB tain aeenrate and prompt work by callinsr upon ex-county surveyor F. T. T. Fisher. He has complete copies of Held notes and town ship plate, and is prepare I to do surveying in any part of Linn county. Postoffice adareas, Millers Station, Linn county, Oregon. c B. WINX, AG BUT FOR THE LSA- ing fire, life aad.aectdent insurance o,m- panies. for Beat. FURNISHED ROOMS TO 111 NT. AT THE City Restaiiraat. THAT HACKING C6UGH can vi so quickly cured by Sbilea's Cure. We guarantee it. Foebay A Mast. H. F. MERRILL, Banker, ALBANY, RBGON Sells exobautre New Terk, San Francisco and Portland. Buy notes, 6tate, county and city warrants. Receive deposits subject to check. Interest allowed on time de posits, Collections receive prompt attentiei Correspondence solicited. t5"Ofnce hours from 8 a. m. to 5 p. u Apcnt for reliable fire and.ruarine nsurance companies. iibanj Bath House aN9 HAIR DRESSING SALOON, J08EPH WEBBER, PROPPvIETOR ESTLadieg And children's hair dres. ne a specialty. Bntije satisfaction cuaranteed? HAVING SOLD MY INTEREST IS TUB store of general merchandise of the firm of Coshow & Cable to C. E. Stanard, I wish to call the attention of all who know themseWcs indebtca to Coshow & Cable to call and settle at once. Having sold out on account of poor health, I expect to change climae for n u hlic, and all accounts not settled before I iret ready to leave lirownsville " ill lie left with :m Ri(.,' r for collection. A I wcrd fo the wise is ii'!icient.. ; C.lPOOJ-HOW.nrownsxi ! (iieen pens, cabbage, cauliflower. , oiibvis ttlery, phmt. fre-l-, at ; Brnwiuri1 A: Sta'wrd. j Fruit cans lor the thom-and ;;t I Hopkins & a!tmars!i s. 13 l'EKSOXS AX THINGS. 2ueen Victoria is thu richest woman ;n the Uritisli kiugdom. She has accumulated a IbrtuiiR of $20,000,000. . Lord Tennyson is to receive $1000 for the noein hu is now writ. 'lag. His iirst accepted poem brought him the munificent i-uni of 10 hhilliugs. Wheu Emperor William visits Osborne he will Bnd in the garden h splctitiiil myrtle which was oiimiilly :i liuy twig cut Irom his mothe.',s wccKiitij! l)ou)Ui;i. Mr. Edison, the eli'ctrichii, is iooke ; for in ' Paris iu July, mid a reception awaits' K'im 'rom rhose delighted with hu MsuI.iy of elec trical inveotious nt t I'aria expo sition . In the Palis circus a tmiued !ion is at present lt'ing exliioited who rides ou horseback, junior through iioiios and over bar,rires olf pistols, aud performs a number ot similar tricks. The residents of Ashbury park have invoked the aid of the police to put a stop tp public courting, lovers having become altogether too oumerous nd "too sweet for anything" aloDj the broad walk. It is expected that the grape crop in California this season will be the largest , in the history of the state. The wine production is estimated at froin 30,000,000 to 35, 009,009 gallons. The raisin crop will be a very heavy one. Mme. Waddlngton, wife of the French ambassador England, has declared her intention of strik ing off ber visiting list all the Lon doners who offend the susceptibil ities ot the republic by entertain ing General Botilanger. The Australian paper just re ce've.: announce the finding of a larce uuggef, weighing 336 ounces, and valued at 1300. It was found near Wedderburn, Victoria, by a yrung Austrian named Costa Clovich, who has only recently ar med in the colony. l-HCBC'Il KRSV!E8. Where, Whex a.nm bt wuom Sbk vices WIll be Held To-Dat. Catholic Services every Sunday at lu::50 a. iu. Sunday school at 3 p. m. at the Academy. "Kev. L. Metayer, rector. CiiuitrriAN CHCKCH-7-8crvioeSj every First Lord's L';iy .tt their church build ing by Eliler W.D. Humphrey at 11a m. mid usual hour in the evening. Sunday school at 10 a. ni. Evanuelicai.. Corner of Lyon und Fourth streets, ocrviees at 11 a.m. and 7 :X) p.m. Pat-tor, Kcv.I. B.FUtcr. Sabbaiu school 10a. iu. Prayer meet ing every VYcuiiCMlay evening. Methodist. Corner Ellsworth and Third streets. Services at 11 a. m. and 7::M) o. in. Pastor, Kev. 11. P. Webb. Sabbath school 2::0 p.m. Prayer meet ing every Thursday evening. PiiEsiiYTKiUAN. Corner of Broadal bin and Fifth streets. Services at 11 a iu. and 7:30 p. m. Pastor Kev.E. K Priehard. Sabbath school at 13:15 p. m. Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening. United Presbyterian. Corner of Washington and Fifth streets. Servi ces atll a. m.and 7:00p.m.Pastor Kev. S. G .Irvine. Sabbath school at 2:30 p. m. Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening. St. Paul Methodist Corner Mont gomery and Third streets. Services at 11 a. m. and 7:00 p. in. Pastor, Rev D.H.Comann. Sabbath school at 10 a. ni. Prayer meeting on Thursday evenings. Baftist. Corner of Lyon and Fiftk street, Services t 11 a. in. and 7:30 p. m. Pastor Rev. L. J. TrumbuE. Sabbath school immediately after the morning services. Prayer meeting every Thursday evening. Protbstart Episcopal Church 8ervices will be held in St. Peters Epis copal church every alternate Sunday, morning and evening. Sunday school at 9:30 a. in. Friday evening senrlea on every Fndaypreceding the Sunday service. All are luvited to attend. Congrboathsal-Corner of Ferry and Fourth streets. Services at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. ra. Sabbath school at i2:15. Prayer meeting o Wednesday evenings. G. L. Roe, pasM. Tke New Msevver. Tea have heard your friends and neighbors talking about it, Tou may yourself be ne of the many wk know from personal cxperienc just how good a thing is. If you have ever tried it, you arc one of its staunch friends, because the worer ul thin about it is, that when once given a trial, Dr King's New Discovery ever af:er holds a place in the house. It you have never- used it and should be afflicted with a cough, cold or any Thaoat, Lung or Che6t trouble, eccure a bottle at once and give it a fair trial, It is gauranteed every time, or monj refanded. Trial bottles free at Foshajr fe Mason's Drug otore A Hafe iBveataiMMf. Is ane which is guaranteed U ria vou satisfactwrv result, or in case af failure a return of purchase pnee. Oa this safe plan vou can buv from oar advertised Dnijfgist a bottle of Dr. Kinz's Few Discoverv for Consump tion. It is gurrantecd to bring relief m everv case, when usea for anr affec tion of Throat, Lungs or Chest, such as Consumption, Inflammation af Lungs, Bronchitis, Asthma, Whoop ing Cough, Croup, etc., etc. It w plea6nt and agrceabU to taste, par r.,.u c..r ...wi .'.on alwavs be denend- ed tijion. Trial bottles free at Feahav ( fe Mason's Drugstore. Am Abnolme Cure The Originil Abictine Ointment is j only put up iu largo two-ounce Ha, boxes, and is an absolute cure for old j sores, burns, wounds, chapped Ii.md. , and all skin eruptions. Will positive-; iv euro all kin.i-s' of pih'S. Ak tor the. t)i igi:i;il Abictine Ointment. by Kiha. A Mason at ' cents per I ov. l'v mai. "-in cents, j THE THREE ELDEES. Tl ret liders set out for the temple of Fame, tilth booted and spurred and equipped tne same. The lirst phIi; forth at a rattling pace, Like a j.x.ky who wins an exciting race. Tin second net out with n caution, slow. So that, wiien need was. he might faster so. Thu third lode steadily, quitcly on. At a quick joa trot lie could reckon upon. And which do you think will the winner be. The lrirc, the tortoise or number three? The first one soon broke down, of course, He savad the saddle, but lost his horse. The second met the reirular fate, Uallicd too lonjr, and was just too late. The third. 1 vrieve ami regret to say, Did not get there, for he lost his way. He thought so much tf his regular tiot. That to Icok at the sipis be quite furoi. See how strangely things befall. Another, not thiukim; of Fame at all. Who on his way to the brcad-fiuit tree, ' To provide for his wife and children three. Went straightway tnto the tempe of Fame, And innocently asked its Dame! They answered him. And with a quizzical face He remarked: "It's a most uncomfortable place." Then he went on ti the bread-fruit tree And nome to his wife and children tnree. ( HAKMEI) BY A SNAKE. A Kattler T'asriuatea a TTtas ;irl. 1) nison (Tex.) Special to lilobe-lfcuiocrat LI. P. lleiden, who resides southwest of Denieon several miles, brought to the city his little ch:ld Hallie te be treated tor a cnake bite. About 0 o'clock the little girl left the house with a pail on her arm to gather wild blackberries near what is called Stone spring. The child was expected to return home in a few moments, as the family was to leave early to pass the day with a neighbor. The child being absent something over . an hour, Mrs. Hidden proceeded to the spring. The child was not there. and the mother called her name loudly several times. Receiving no response she lei t the spriug and walked into the blackberry patch to hunt up the child. Passing through the patch she saw a scene which made her scream and almost faint in horror. The child was seated on a rock, aud curled in her lap was a large rattle snake. The '-child was carressing the su.ike, whose her.d wuvslightly elevated and moving to and fro. Sometimes the snake's head would almost touch the lips of the child, who pushed it away without ap pearing to anger the snake. The child was so completely under the spell of the serpent that it paid no attention to the mother, who screamed so loud that her iuitmod heard her a quarter of a mile dis taut and hutiied to tiiesccue. When Mr. lleddeu appeared the suake oiaced itself in tin attitude of butt'c and the air almost seemed to vibrate with the noise of the rattler. Mr. lleddeu advanced upon the snake, tin: child lei! back as if in a swoon, and the make struck it on the thumb of the right hand, and then sprang at Ilcdcien, who killed It with a rock, lleddeu sucked the wound, wiiich he is con fident saved the life tfhisiittle girl. Saleratus was also applied to the wouud. The hand aud arm of the little girl were 'out very littie swollen when brought to the city for treatment. The child states that she was sitting on the rock picking berries when the snake ap pearad, and that she was unable to move when she looked at it; that she was not afraid of it; that when H wared its head to and fro iu her face, she telt like going to sleep. riles! rile: riles! Dr William's Indian Pile Ointmeat is the only sure cure for blind, bleed ing or itching piles ever discovered. It never fails to cure old cjscs of Ion; standing. Judge Coons, Maysville, Ky, sayt: "Dr William's Iudian Pile Ointmeat cured me after years of suffering." J udge. Coffinbury, Cleveland, O, says : "I nave found by experience that Dr. William's Indian Pile Ointment gives immediate and permanent relief." . We haye hundreds of such testi monials. Do not suffer an instant longer. Sold by druggists at 50c and I per box. Sold by J'ocbay AMasoa, Albany, Orsgos. Woman's lUHeoverjr. "Another wonderful discovery Lao been made and that too by a lady ia this county. Disease fastened its clutches upon her aud for seven years she withstood its severest tests, but her vital organs were undermined and death seemed imminent. For three months she coughed incessantly and could pot sleep. She bought of us a bottle of Dr. King' s New Discovery for Consumption and was so much re lieved on taking first dose that she slept all night and with one bottle has been miraculously cured. Her name is Mrs. Luther Luts." Thus write W. C. Hamrick & Co.. of Shelby, N. C Oct a free trial bottle at Foshay A Mason's Drug Store. Merit Wlna We desire to say to our citizens, that for vcars we have been selling Dr. IJfeit'sNcw Dicovcrvloi Consumption, Doing's New Life Pills, Bucklen's Arnica Salve and Eleetrie Bitters, and have never handled remedies that sell as well, or that have given such uni versal satisfaction. We do not hesi tate to guarantee them cverv time, and wc stand rcadv t refund the pur chase price, if satisfaetorv results do ii.kt follow their use. Thet-e remedies liav won their great popul.rit v pure lv on t heir merits, voshar A M.son DriigiriMs. For your line imported . and Ke West cigars, iro to M. Baumgart cigar store, one door east of Black man's drug sto; Tiiis morning I will receive a good supply of blacklx-rrit's, strinc: !.:;iis, plums, cabbage. onions, elf. Orders solicited. F. L. Kenton. JOTS OP CAMP LIFE. All Modern Inconveniences, but No Kncl of Fun. Did you ever go ont carnitine? That's the real way to take sjlid com fort during a vacation. Avoid countiy hotels ni farmhouses. The true oath to enjoyment is to get a party of three or four, hire a tent, load yourselves like pavkmul:s with bedding, frying fans and a shotgun aud . o som where. The further you get away from home the better you will enjoy yourself. You have taken your gun along, aud some day y.u suceeed in shooting a couple of chipmunks and a sparrow, perhaps. You don't know how to dress them, though, and about one-. quarter of the flesh is wasted ia the process. It is easy enough to cook them. Put them into a pot of water, throw iu some sale and let them boil. By and by the llesh boils off the bones, and then y u regret not hav ing studied up on this matter of cook ing. If one is really hungry the chancer are that he will have to walk two or three miles to procure a piut of milk and a few eggs from some farmers' wife. Kggs are a food pe culiarly fit for the camper out, in that everybody knows how to cook them. But the best way is to beat them all up together and scramble them. You proceed to break them, one by one, in a tin dipper, daubing your bands and clothing liberally in the opera tion. The last one is stale, and you suddenly decide you 'do not care for eggs that day. With average camp ing luck there will be a smart shower every day, clearing off soon enough for your traps to dry before the next one comes along to wet them again. Here is an' extract from a letter written in camp, which will illustrate some of the beauties of the life: "Howard and Dick have gone of' gunning, or trying to gun; Joe is out side the tent, bnsy about something, and I have the first peaceful moment I have had since we came here. This is real fun. We are having an im mense time. Rain for four dsys, but it is lovely this morning. I wish you conl-.i see the bushes about here just now. Kvery one presents some picturesque appearance, covered as they are with overcoats, rubber and woolen blankets drying in the sun. lam barefooted, waiting for one of my three pairs of shoes to dry. THE TEItltlTOKIF.S. They Will Be Well Treated by the Administration. Washington, July 13. Secre tary Noble, iu an iuteiview with Delegate Carey tf Wyoming Terri tory, to -day said that the policy of the Administration would be broad and iiberd toward the Territories; that land whrj tiiere were no ey.dences of minerals should be sent to patent; tJiat person" who settled u: on public lands or pur chased lauds in good faith should have their evidences of title; that this was his policy aud that Acting Commissioner Stone was ic actor J with him. The Secretary also in formed Delegate Carev that he might say to the settlers of Wyom ing that they fh.uld have their patents, aud that in addition to home rule every proper encourage mfut would be given to efforts looking to the advancement of the Territories and thoir admission as States whenever they ere prepar ed to assume t.ie duties of State hood. Who Burned Bllonftburg? Tacaraa Led ire r. - E. T. Wilson of Ellensburg, in peaking of the fire, said : "The ore which on Ihursday night destroyed the entire business portion of Fjliensburg, with one or two email exceptions, is still at this moment a matter of mystery. Maay think it the act ot an incendiary; others the wrk of an Indian squaw who bad been outraged by some white man and sought to obtain re venge by firing the town. Still others, by tramps or vagrants who had recently been infesting tbo city. "To strengthen this last idea several reputable citizens stated en the morning after the fire that they bad found in their yards a red card on which bad been wiitten in ink the words, You have no pity we thow no mercy.' "There is another supposition, however, but as it involves the standing and position of one who was burned out, yet heayily in sured, I do net feel warranted in telling you upon whom this sus picion bas been directed. Investi gations are now on foot, and if this party is found guilty, or indeed if any one is apprehended who set the city on fire, he will be most rigidly dealt with." Kleetrte Blllrrn. This remedy is becoming to well and popular known as to reed no spe cial mention. All who have used Electric Bitters sing the same song of praise A purer medicine does not ex ist and it is guaranteed to do all that is claimed. Electric Bitters will cure all diseases of the Liver and Kidneys, and remove Pimples, Boils, Salt Kheum and other affections caused by impure blood. Will drive Malaria from the system and prevent, as well as cure all Malaria) fevers For the cure of Headache, Con6rip:-.tioit sad Indigestion 'try electric bitters En tire satisfaction guaranteed, or money refunded. Prtee ."a I cents and $1.(K) per bottle at Fothay &Maou. Fuhrniv' erleliraiml hlnod rlunu. at Brawr.ull it Sfcmard and at llcvoe & RobsonV P.J. Bait imre general agent. OVER THE WIRES. The Salmon Fishing Industsy on the Alaskan Coast. WASHINGTON NEWS NOTK. rae New 8oon-tc-Be States Women a Boldiors io Hayti Joba L. Sullivan Still Dodging tbe Officers. The USUAL Special Dispatches .J Washington, July 13. The sec retary of the treasury lias received a letter from the collector of cus toms at Sitka, Alaska, in regard to the salmon fishing in that territory in which he suggests that inas much as there are over 40 fishing and canning corporations actively engaged in catching and preparing salmon for market to be distrib uted over a large area, that he bo authorized to visit such portions of territory to see that the laws for the protection of those fish be properly respected. He bas been informed that his request cannot be granted because of lack of ap propriations out of which his ex penses would be paid. It seems that while congress passed an act for the protection of the salmofa fisheries of Alaska and to prevent the unauthorized killing of fur bearing animals in Alaskan waters, it made no appropriation for carry ing out such objects. Commander Schley returned this morning from Philadelphia, where he had gone to accompany the new steel cruiser, "Baltimore," on her first trip at sea. He is in a high state of satisfaction at the action of the new craft that he will command as soon as she is put in the com mission. He calls her a magnifi cent ship, and says she will be the most formidable vessel afloat when fully equipped and armed. Tke trial was a complete success. The vessel was taken outside and was run through a heavy swell. She was unequipped, and her guns were not compensated for by extra weight. Everything worked beau tifully, pointing to a complete ful fillment of the contract require ments. MOKE KNC.I.ISII CAPITAL. Nine Million Dollar Invested iu Iron Works at Cleveland, Ohio. London, July 13. The Otis Steel Company, cf Cleveland, Oin'o, has been formed into an English company, with a capital of $;,0J0, 000. Cleveland, July 13. The sale of the Otis Iron and 2teel Works to an English syndicate for $0,000, 000 is completed, after several month's negotiations. A ItIO SALE, A ttraat Patent Medicine Buslnek t he Sold for S5.OOO.O0O. Rochester, (X. Y.), July 12.--It is stated that H. II. Warner & Co. are negotiating for the 6ale oi their vast proprietory medicine business to Eng'ish capitalists, in cluding the immense building and business at this point, together with the branches in Ixmdoa, Frankfort, Melbourne, Toronto, Sydney, Pressbere and other places. The price is said to b $5,000,000. Yaqnina Pasaena;a. Yaqcisa, July 13. The steam ship Willamette Valley arrived to day at 3 p. m. to-day with the fol lowing passengers:' G. H. Deere and wife, II. Matthews, 1. Nash., W. L. Law, C. W. Mead, Mrs. M. B. King, Mrs. W. A. Wheeler, A. D. Beraard, W. L. Crigler, Y. I. Strong, W. R. Sentar, Mrs. South wood, Mrs. Hicks, Miss Stewart, A. Buek, F. Peterson, il. Alva, W. B. Dempeey, F. Stehn, (. Hamp hill, F. Stanley, N. A. Anderson. F. Thorall, A. Enoch, It. Williams, J. Morrison, F. Kenselp Weber, T. Metzger, J. Cameron. John L. Sullivan. New Yobk, July 13. John L. Sullivan's baggage arrived this morning, but tbe fighter lumself has not yet put in an appearance. He is expected this afternoon. MAVTIAN AMAZONS. Legitiaae Arming Women To Servo In The Ranks. New York. July 13. The Tines' Port-au-Prince letter of Juso 29th says : Matters are going to an extreme ic Hayti, for Legi time is arming women and placing them in the ranks. He is resort ing to everything possible to etreagthun his position, which i far stronger than is currently re ported. Evory peak and promi neat positio about the city is foosd fortified, and, though quakcr guas arc mounted on not a few of the earthworks, ythe whole system of defense readers Legitimes position a strong one. Tellow fever is prevailing in the city, though not to sb aiauning ex tent. The wcaaen serving in the ranks of Legitime dress in male at tire and appear to endure the hard ships well Tliey are said to be all young girls and many of ili' tii are mistresses of the soldiers. Fortified as Legitime is, he is too strong to be te.ken by Ilippelyte, w'i.ile Legi-iMvt-, it .appears, does not dare to (.tune out and risk a battle.