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CHANCERY SALE.

70 'ntrhi ~ 4'ss Irtl o.
tal abie d CHANCERY SALE. - 1p';i
lfDYtittus ola decree Of the cireui. court cf
ID Lewis county, pronounced III the cause Of
hsyleft and Brahron ngaiust Henry Muntgonil
cry ard others, Twill, On the s,.35
a., Sth DAY OFrMARCII, 1870,
at the front door of the court hou.e Of SAID
county, sell at public snle 10 the highest bidder
al that tsriain piece and parcel of land lying ii
up:hut and Lewis ccupiits, situate oil Davis
tsdn Of Stone Coal Greek, ind containing :.
lh'm FORTY SEVEN ACRES.
adjoining III. lands Of James ll.rihntn s,d
VIM. Linist. II'T .El...E'
!" ~" TERMS: e. r.
A ttedif II 4. Il and 10 nionih.--,th. bur.
chaser giving bonds With God security.
n+;gfot u ". HARRISON. f"
feb I.4i Com missioner. T.
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lst' .i'ortasnt Of Job Typ, and v, Ar, pt.
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Policy holders are permitted 70 7rareI or
i5a Reside in. any patc Of the Globe.
4 Privilege not Granted by other Compa-
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The Brooklyn Life is tho only Company in
the country which guarantees q definite sur
render value 10 every policy on which two or
more annual premiums have been paid this
amonnt, in dollars and cents, Is endorsed on
every policy issued. Should any policy holder
become unabl. 10 pay hi, premiums, he can
1tuskhow the cash worth Of the policy Al any
tim. after two premium, have been paid. %
polici., absolutely EON-FORFElTABLE after
Second Year. 0nc-Tllird Of the Premium
Loaned 10 the Assured annually.
DIVIDENDS rlib 4ASStAttr IN CASH.
Christian ". Bouck. Prest "
Abram D. Pollienus, Fice-Prest. ''
William L. Cole, Seereta,y.
D.. p. Fsekler, Committing Aeilnry.
Daniel Ayres, Id, all D., Medical En-
o nffa f'''. amintr. q 'I' '''s'
'Hai'naa u.' P.,B9DUFFY. ~,
General Astrt for West Eryinia. . p
Residence at Braxton G. H.. W Va.
l'.ia'aoJ JAMES W. fKOFFlNDlN,
!Isc Local Agent, 1Itstoa, ". Ia. u
gOLICI TOR s WA " TIE D
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THE DEMOCRAT

y = 5rfasie9 ilot eii % n ,pfoI
will d.nsnd tie speedy repeal Of the nuru'r-
sss Test, ea,hi which now disgrace our stat
s,e'books aud cripple our Slate; a.wi's,Psli.
sy Of Internal improvement, aud an sttsisnt
system in relation 10 Emigration.
t,Oar aim will b to;maks SIe bIT
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Centre Street, Weston. West Virginia
A good assortment Of ,!-Hrrries always ken,
on hand. Prudhee t0u. hta 4 sold The hest
quality oflit,tls for sac, .iluiian,iii.. to iui,
purchasers. Wheeling itOgits, fine cigars. And
the best giades or Tobacco. alna,s CT bs,d.
sinr,---nns door ,ttrs ne Rast. .' {,
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WEST VIRGINIA. UNIVERSITY.
Non. 1T. noEB, Pu't Board Il l,p.s
RGG.,C. ,6isSgnG Secretary.

1IIkSaSiDGfiRi9 1 saf4iRTf1IS, s. D. rr.id..,
lIiFfofekor If Mental :and Moral Philsispy.
lF 8. LYQN,,A NJ, yise-president rrsitss
|" ofEhglish Literature aud Prinsila al siPils'
y atory !Depar,m,nt!.JE edj so
s,gG; S 81 lProfes'er 'fA''r'''''
u M. piksu', a. NJ Capt. US. A., Prsfsssa
Of Mathematics and Military. Tactics.
y. J. S+rSiSsos, a ~, Ph. D., proissa &
I Chsmistry and Natural Philoiophy. :,
,. ". Woop, PHI. D., Professor Of Aua'us III
Languages, 81 %
D. w. MILLER, A. D., Assistant in The Proper
tory Department. '''L'
D.B. PrnixToS, Tutor. 4,
G.oso. ilallAeas,l 'R,ql; sup.rin,ada' .
|, Grounds and, Buildnesi, br,i
Hrsa v nlocr, Y D., Lecturer on Pb!s'lr
gyiand Hygiens.o .fsd 'rA'
Hon: Jo ~! a, DnlE,.Lseturst % Civil and w.
Fall Term besins1si Tiesday ID s.pt.nss.
Winter Term Legins ln Monday in Ds"n3'
Spring Term begins Sd Tuesday in hitti.
'Chnmsn cement ,7Sd Wednesday in June. ..
Tsiii.n--l'reparstSry, Ss,to,P sr T'rn o. !"
weeks.
on " "oi,I u:I,r ''sl',,' 7" 7"' q =
Boardins-Not to exceed sac per week;
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Gl,tcuLTURAL AkD sEEp STORE.
'S'' =, PRYOR; BOYD 4 CO., ,,ea
Is 20 M,ia Street.. wh..lius, Wv
3, Rave . full stock Of good. in th.ir live
aronC which may be f0und
sINCLAIR'S"a PROPEILOR CUT
% TING BOXES. ID ), rru tmai
'sANFoRDs"lFoRTY KNIFE CUT
TING BOXES l'rr s,-,g u
(. i.a.,t. .l.sIi ~. ,soiu 'rsu i!7sl@. ~
NATIONAL. CUTTER. aid aea.s n
GALES COOPER STRIP FEED
CUTTERS. sad .,iraa!4a a1y, ui
"BURRALL;S" CAST IRON CORN
q. SHE'LL Era .l t.ls-. .T .E-.r
, $3.50" So. --r'-i,- ...-t...,.
-.
WOOD FOX, ,DoUBLEAND SINGLE
1S,oNN 20 . q E''h Eng nrrl y.na ..a
&C. ~. ga,.-rs ~ iag ND. r
WASHING MACHINES / CLOTHES,
! WRINGERS
I'9 ,''''I p'i '''- 'f"
CAHOO.NS HAND BROAD CAST
| ,sEEU Sewers. g,;- No.
loi,y. :, = ~, no, ,', :, r,,,>, e,,,;,,.
"ltANDkEl n9,c' IAhDEs :oGED
A0Esc1ssssl ~ al. l. ia! IS
i. st'S. %: .ss e e, R''' once Send '''
! 4E7N4.ELIFE oINsURANCE CO.,
1 ,f'iIec,A glIig7------..-.ss' a q
AnnSa i meg h! T h;,. ~ sSS ~
lJ,nEsEryA toMpASYHAs slss 90 FOR
A. 900 members well pleased win the csMIa.
Ja R hstInI ia " ~ eas Eonip"ny ~ w.
Sc SEfsi III aaoaas insured, ID solidiyS.nG
4 Strength In soundncss, chtepness, 1promptness
and sacress, q ToI Z 'gE,, w ,,ii.,,,,
SANE MVNL1e fEh otH nun
lIiswhat We al strive icri Wy mere Is no eet.
tadty q onr doing ~ IN any DINER nun W Lie
insurance c.,-.,,cot .p,,,n r.,,u,;r
so long ago .m. nGs, benjamin ,arsnh IN.
s ssss ssa:f IL p's T. Psst n!ssst, We
'SoHg sgG lsaInea y se%'e .a1a 'na'.5 :,
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-,le COMMISSIONERS SALE. b.
iGti,7iIpin Bail.y. & tauty, 80 aid
,j,9'e:o lSalde. heirs heir and s i
.idministrdtor, 9'
u. and e,' ~. :, .ql ll s.l
LaHrghlin eBuMfela, eagii IA
Is IN ChancSrl
Same. ~ j. 5,l - ~ 49, '.S =
TISDBR q joint decree pronounced 10 til,
u above numsd causes By tie circuit cour,
b, LewiS county on tue I'D day OF November,
1863, the undersigned, commissioners appointed
thereby, will sell, totlie highest bidder, iniron,
OF the court house Lewis csuuly, on the first
day Of tue next tcrlu Of the circuit court Of said
county, q tract Of won q
,s@H' $50 'ACRE rs OF LAND.jJM i
lying !niLswis county, on Canoe run, being tn.
lol assigned BY the sircuvof suid county 10 th,
herr, OF J. q. Waldo, deceased, cut Of the land
Of his father, IsaacC. Waldo, deceased. ys +,
Wewill also, nj he'same time and Place, sol
SUBJECT 10 le'dowsr rightof Elizabeth Waldo
the undivided Ube.ihird interest Of the heirs q
SAID J u. Waldo, deceased, in the tract Of
- ~ ACRES .''''.i II
which by said court WI, assigned to said Eliza
ltth Waldo, US part OF her lower in the land!
q said Isaac Z. Waldo, and lying in said
county, on the IVES, Folk river. J ''S ~
The said tract Of lsU, acres will. be- sold il
parcels OF in the whole as We may deem mo-,
eonduei's to,an advantageous sale. '"''' goa
,.y-i sn 3 loTERMS:.su % .'17i'
). A credit ote, l2aud is months, purchaser
10 give notes with good security ,tidy .,l
49,, JNO. BkANNON, - :.
HENRY, ,BRANNON, '".' .
1904. 'Comn.i.,iicner,!!a
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TOWN LOTS FOR SALE.

DY virtue. Of decree Of the circuit court 81
ID Gilnier county. pronounced inihe cause
Ia which q j.. iu,cher and " G.. Bennett.
commissioners arc compliments and William
A0xlcy and +. u. Challxut are defendants, The
undersigned, scouimissiortr appointed for the
purpose, will, Oh The 1st day Of March, 1870,
II the circuit court of,Lcwis county shalt be il
session on that day. aud il moi, then on the
FIRST day thereafter on wllitlit may be session.,
in front of The court house Of Lewis county,
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Check and nip serofula i 10 bud, ,pd i, viii
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now known 10 I'LL that tho majority ~ .
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freed ON, ars'ssEtiting much amor, ,.,; ior
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guarding against that fell id.s,ror,r smsI1ss "
faecins!ion ii boon ~ mankind WIZ. VI
vaccine virus pure; by, when !! is TAX en- f,sn w.
'be arm Of : patient who h., lseroful, Lot io,s
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REMEDY now 80 well known Tor tie eur, ~. u.
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.s9gt9a THREE TOWN tLOTS,
in the town Of Weston, Levi, county, formerly
the properly Ct Jacob rLorentz, Jr,, hut nov
owned by William Monkey, one Of Said loi,
fronting On first Street aud the o,ber Two On
Run steet. IT'D. .y sUsluuHlu .i,,.,,,.,i4.,-
1a. TERMS OEoSALE-CASI1. -
l,lr -oneW. g. BENNETT $
2 nS0.4ta. ,t4ia1b- Commissioner.
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n 10 rem 5l.~.f RIA
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6 10 'fsEArlsprcENErrs 70 suBscslBEks
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AND EEleHBoRHooD"

"HOMR AND NElGHBORHOOD'
Department will continue TO bsaIrsdox ofall
that traaspirss In ear County ind State, and
h efforts which have brought forth the com
j. nsndation Of the entire Press o! the State, Of
having presented the best Local Department
& Of any paper 10 the State, will not b rslia.
auishsd. AZ. -.t tlH q
In addition 10 ali this, ~ have, At great
trouble and Expense, secured The issi,tihes Of
SEINE Of the sblcIt political writer's Of the
sountry, who will ssntributs usir sfsrts,
thrsusEs tie columns Of F''' -
IL THE DEMOCRAT +'.. e'i
" The rs,,orition Of pn" happiness sad
rssysrity 10 eur land. lila lHJ gJs
CORRESPONDENCE (
q, all matters tfin,.r.st 10 Tie general pub
y lie 10 ssfdiaiy isvittd. f3a
Il TEh aids ..s.. "a;
o.. "py, enc y.ar, 81 20. a ~ .
Zen e.pi.,, On. year, 81 50, a.i Al s1s.
stPy Sc HE gsltsr up Of The club. II. e..
For slsh otTrsniy Subscribers and So 80
Ne Will give Five Dollars Ia tssL. EuA
FORA club oi7hirty tub,etitsrs And So 90
Ne will give trtn tolits ,td thy rt,is.
For a club Of Forty subscribers and SO 90
~ will give ten aollsrs. ...........
For . slub Of Fihy subscriber, and 81 so
~ will give hhssn dollars. ..He,sri .-.4
For club Of ORE Hundred Subscribers
md Sis 90, ~ viii give thirty -hts dollars.
RATES WITH OTHER PAPERS.
The Democrat and Wheeling Register So rs
The Democrat ind Cincinni ii Enquirer 8 50
The Democrat, and roinersy's Democrat . IS
Thsptnoerit and Godsy't ,Ltdy'i BOOK I2b
Tie Democrat and DAnorsit'i Magazine 4 90
The Democrat snd Lidi,i' Erisnd TX 8 81
Tho Democrat and Dsllou's Monthly VI 3 81
ihs D,tno.rst ind Lppinso.ri AiGiiin, 476I
rhs osnesrit and Now Eclectic ! 10
n. Das.irst sad Psilad,lphiar.,t s1t
k'tfnn, ccxtpA wnyP1yDfR,
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L. i-osAL IsvHAsNalr
s'rPPoSy ToUR HONE PAPEE

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CALL AND EXAMINE by STOCK.

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7sSia afns.i.qssr-'F'5afij - :
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rriE CHEAP CASH STORE.

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, 1870-04-01

We eNne8t,y. wu Bo1e11nu appeal 70 Joo
not to permit this Ubiquitous, un]nstly
discriminating aauEepnb1fcao measure 70 D.
come law, znd that, TOO, IN v1ohtou OF me C1n-
6tituthn, hJ which 81, CO.. ind1StHouA peaceao!s,
aod orderly people viii be driven 70 the dsspe5aIe
necessity Of dtsobcJtng Al113EnV Goa tne 1as. tsos-
eFpof Of the Universe or Of sublectnz themselves
10 the palma md penalties Of this act, Whlca Wouo
he worse than death
We beseech you, gentlemen. do not, bJ ne
raxe4ge Of hats1 4nd despouc measure, d1Te an
inodenAve, God-feaEinG and loyal people To des-
petanon. We have suffered. God knows boW moch,
IN years pxat for our RELIGION VIC ned
10 these mountain Wilds to escape the rHthless
hand Of persecution, aud shall 1t be said Eow that
our government, Khich ought 10 foster and protect
rs, dcaigna to repe1t, In the most form,
the miscr1es We hare been called upon 20 pas
through before7 What evidence can NC gire you
that the plural marriage Is apArt OF our religion
other than Whist We have done By our public teach-
tngs aud publications for Je11s past- II your hon
nr!aic bodies arc not satisfied With what We now
present, Anu what We have previously Published
- the world, We bcseech Jon, in the name OF our
common county, and those Bactetl principles 10
queathed unto Us by cur revolutionary fathers, "a
the name OF humanity, and In the namc Of Az
mighty Goo, before making this act law, ~ send
to this Territory commissioner clothed with the
necessary authority to take evidence aud make 4
tain evidence concerning the belief and workings
OF our religious sybten from lts friends instead Of
tn enetnieA.
AL OF which, with the accompanying resolutions,
ts respectfully submitted for your favorable con.
sderanon.
The subject was then discussed by orson Prat,
and other gentlemen.
, 1870-04-01
IOWA.
The Coming State Elcctton-Isromt-
ncnt Candidates for >ULfice-Thc
Congressional Slate

The Coming StAto Elccttou-Isront-
ncnt Candidates for .OIfice-Thc
Congressional Slate.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
DEs M0Nks, March 3L-The dying days OF the
Legislature are making rapid developments In the
candidate business, and the asrlfants ara appear
ing in mulutude2- We have the names Of I few OF
them, The most Of whom that are known are to ee
Of their f1cads, 4 safe plxee 70 stay. For Auditor
Of statc, The favonte oi1ca among alt others, we
az s fa %asa: Gnse eas 6us astea q wspeS Sss
4 oSass; HsSf:' J, " a: tss@':s, = Sosasasss'
Tn as' For fes ee! ~ e the fHssn Land T. oe
aaron Brown, Of Fayette; John Russell, Of Jouea
Not many arc as yet appying for tho otnces Of Sec
seems to be general that the % present 1ncumoents %
Etll be retained For Attorney General, Major
opposition, although some use Is made Of the name
Of VI: E CUTS, Of Mahas1A The Congressional
sso1 benaest a5 Genera scaoaeld vii Has oontest
the Second District it Is reported that J.
r Lane, Of Davenport. judge Hub: ard and Judge
Cotton Hill be candidates y stnst Smith. In the
tires in hts third term Politicians nom hat ballI-
wick aay there are ten candidates ready for the
General vandcser and $. ?. Adams' 81 q Dubuque; a
II. E Newell, Of AcGreeor; n. c Decrins. Of
Mitchell; Wm- la5Tai*e, Of Fayette; J: q. Patser-
u, Denan, n o. oi fndependence, Win three - o. Or
four counties to hear from. The con-
test In the Fourth District will not he
lonesome. LonghrtdGc Is said to be q candidate
for renominatinn for third term To get it the
prophets Of the district eay he wilt have to lay out
lows: Ex-Governor Stone, principal, Of Marion; !;
Jno. Meyer Of Jasper: Judge Con1llng, Of Ben
ton: Rush Clarke, Eyektlt Clark, Ex-Governor
ktskwoos,, Gro ]. Boal, Of johnson: and Judge
Wslltana There Is desire, reported to be strong.
faF Gs1nnc to be candidate bur T. is understood
candidate against Palmer has appeared, nnIcss it
he kaason, Who ts one week reported to be q
Candidate and the neN week not No other nane
Eas appeared upon the c9nynss- The opinion Ia
very general Ii favor Of 'Pa1mcr's return, every
Republican paper but one tn the district having de
claIrd In faror Of hts denomination. In tue Sixth
District the Slate is not SO plainly made bare, but It
| ia said that Pomerpy viii have as candidates
against him, Couch, of BlaekhaMk; Orr and LoHrc
| Of Boone; Scott, Of StoET, and Parsons, Of Web
ster. Prominent papers in this district, however,
| aver that Pomcrpy s success Is sure-
, 1870-04-01
KANSAS,

Revenue Seizures - ImmigFsatlon-
The Congressional Canvnss- -Nen-
thor Etcnass
Special Despatch to The Chiesso TrIbura
LAWRENCE, Kan, March g1--Severl tregularf-
ties have appeared In the revenue bustnc~s lately.
Seizures OF goods Of tobacco dealers hare been
made at Le4venWorth, for violation Of tbs rcvcuur
lawk AT Topeka the United States Commissioner
had before him, Jesesdsy. for violation ii the
en9e laws, NJ. Fred. Fensky, Of Nora Topefa,
and held him 70 batl for appearance IT .ae United
States Cour1 on the 1ltn Of April, for selling n1uor
ut wholesale without license; also J. ". Steel! OF
OsaEe City, for retailing liquor without license.
The tmnlg ration to Kansas this spring Is unpre-
cedented. II numbers about 900 per day by the
different Eastern roads. To this number arc to be
added the numerous parties coming overland BY
wagon. The Kansas pacdc has ten or eleven
coaches on morning trains loaded with
parties coming TO the State to work and
settle. This road will put on the
Pullman palace cars on the 81 Of
April, and run through from Carson to KANSAS
City IN twenty -four hoars- distance, $50 mtlcs
The political campaign Is beginning to grow
lively. Sidney Clarke is In the lell for reelection
to the House, and then to the Senate, in place Of
the sharpest campaign ever witnessed here is an
ttcipated. HIS opponent, 1t is believed, will be
either Colonel Moonlight, Secretary Of State, or
lion. Jacoh Seottlcr, Speaker Of the House.
Heavy rhtn 8EQFmA have lust ytHtted the State,
extending all through EasteEr and Southern KAN
faa. In Western Kansas there Was quite heaTy
tall Of GuoW yestesIaT, and the Kansas Pacl1c
train WAS dciaJed twelve hourK The HnoM WAS
dr1ftcd In the rayines from four to six feet
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NJ sv9r13frr.y:1. N n Ia EhoF that he Ind moved
fo onen tAe dooF 10 y,zye thu P1esidents rne1axe
relaitTo 70 the fifteenth Amendment seso N opeA
se1Huu. "
Mr, DRAKE presented the credentials O Ao1ts ~.
Hamilton and " FaaaSsa ~ - q y sndsnp Mich
/ 1871, and the latter ending March +, ls'a ~
ssfed {hat the gentlemen BE swon into omee- r.
IT. .ad tss e toef Se osS nd
thetr seats On the Republican side.
fHK LATE GEHEnA TncxA
Epees e % ior ths % meno1y % Of aenesal q Taom1s wss
passed.
cf 1neshca5 County, IA, ioS tae eatiIo ahsosa~
lion OF the income tax
ARMY ELL rAssED.
The bill Allowing retired army oncera 70 70 a.
signed 70 duty 1t SoldieTs' Homes was psssed.
B1Irs INTRODUCED
III. COLE introduced = biu authorizing me g"
tween the United St4tea and Australia Referred.
Mr. PATTERSON introduced bill 70 establish
The National Institute Of Arts and Sciences i1
rHOrCEED RlyKR SURVEY.
Mr. WILEY offered resolution directing in'
du!1y by the Committee on Commerce into the ex.
Peasr Pns1 reeen Ct o W. sna q
line OF water Communication between tlde-watcs
on the zamce River aud the Ohio River, nt hs
mouth Of the Great hanawha, by way Of the J&me1
and kanaKhA Rivers nnd tributaries, with arEieH
TO asccrtAlnlug the ptactcahtltJ and utility o
such water Communication Is may be required tol
The transportation Of military supplies II lime q
wzr, and to meet the commercial necessities O.
bfll or otherwise. ADOPTED
Mr. Rice introduced 4 I'LL granting IAnd5 TO tai
Kansas City Memphis Ealiroau Company.
GENERAL AAEi' CASE
All O'Clock the case Of General Ames, a. Sen
a.or elect from Mississippi, came up in ordsr ant
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IL TIE cent grades, ana for Tue cenf s7adea
As ueaeo tn.t eats change xzs for the benefit Of
teGneta but claimed that 1t would ensure btpedt
% tee eona11nstA 4o rcpellod the charges thss
tuEfsts, end said thtro never hid been tA.ld btl
propoaed taAt looks % rnuch to the Agricultural
n.efests- The taltn Was raised On max md tow,
and nAx seed md castor beam, and hidez and all
raw material that could be produced In the coun-
~ ssNnst every influence brought to bear by the
manufactnrGn Of oil and leather. He, therefore,
bt,fn expressing " 50 much sympathy for the far-
sss gss;ed y The American free Trade League, sna
N England because = does not pro-
OF France, and the products Of Germany and Bel
g1um. He had no objection to Great Britain
which WIS great nation, but protested against
her making tariff for the United StatcA
In conc1uslon, he sald the rerl practical debate
would take place on the details Of the bill and as
thAt Thing would come up first to-fnor1oH In COM
mittec On the It'll, he would invite them al to tea
laughter1
The committee rose.
OTHER Ellis INTRODUCED.
hi. LOGAN introduced, at the request Of It's
friends, bill to Incorporate the IEish Colonization
Society. Referred to the Committee On Puhnc
LandA
III. STEVENSON introduced resointion Of In.
qutrJ similar 70 that Introduced ~ Mr. Wiley In
the Senate, relative to the pracdcahlltty OF the
James Iu1er and KnnaWha Canal Adopted.
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Etlck.

DE1RorT, Mich, March s1.-Thc laISe and hand
Mcmillan Co, on Jefferson avenue, Was de-
strpyed hJ trr Ut O'Clock this evening, When
tllstovered 1t seemed to be on frc throughout
cvc1y noor ann the whole building, which WIS part
OF one OF the anes business blocks in the city WIS
ieEelea Ine connaRration xas kept from spread
building, and 'lmage by heat to adjoining stores,
Was about rs Hn: insured for nearly n,o00- The
origin of the 1;c is unknowu.
WOOSTER. O., March 5l.-The house belonging to
Thomas TouncE was entirely destroyed By nre last
night Loss about 8 100; partially insured in the
Richland Mutual some OF the fAmily arc sick,
had barr1y time TO make their escape.
CLEVELAND, March 11---At O'Clock this morn
ing nc ls1t HeIlnE iasso!5 q :. G!unn G.,
insured for s. 900 In the Home, Of Albany, and san
Franclsco companies lnss to tho building,
owned bJ F. D. Stone, $4,000, Insurance IN
OQMu.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
PUBLISHING HOUSE.

The Br.fnees aad F1xtu.es It COAL faRp. e*tih-
As~' ~ -1 'N' ''" DANIEL gcG{4E,
CelDr.lsr, s. E, &C.. C.4:ss aaa " Wasaia E9a+sa-