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From the Keotut Cats c4tr, Aasrh ..
L desnateh ssoD Fort Aadsoa Wis II yesterday
ncrrItEd Constitution, announcing toAt Judge
TtaceJ Ead Ct Oiled rfeasorsr Roberts from COT
lect,ng the fxLload tax, otnet than tha: Eoiun.o,
MS PAID.
men4crscda f-rn,shed Jadae clsgEcst 81 Judge
Tracey, d. g,FlIg TIC grpants upoa 0ntcn J1dgo
7. woe:d x.ans tue II 3uncuon:
Oavis At d other c1uzens aud saI payers Of Les
etry, % snjo,u co1e eioo Of sne speca .a1 lived
By the buard Of Supervisors Of Lee County. for
tae ps,1eos q tata uensa tendsse. y no ua1ted
yohd bond tL*entedness-
II. Tass piasf,G. sre citizens and taxpayers
OF Lee Cooa.J: that sats tax wss levied upoa
thetr property wtsnoas their coeseat
= Tnat they never consented TO the ftsuiEg Of
cut aasnoiiy of szd IL 10 a.on q tns r,sats
ot tne ~ ps,efs Of sne ooant5, md arc a!Ao
- Tnst the COLLECTION Of the TAX nov Fought to
be el}oicsd rss itieRatty levied. ard that the
Board CT SnpetV'aors @ete folced 10 ieVJ the same
5 5naer ia1es.s os ;uprsoonent By tae Eoted
~ Peutoness aAk the court to enter decree
catce1llt z SAID tax upon the records OF the coan
upon tnslr iesrtctiTs rses =, soe a lev. M T a. ia H.
tut ction 10 also pray I'd Tor, restraining the Collect
or ttcn p1cceroluR 10 cotiecs &ie tax BY d atre&a
Ing Their resl estate TOT the - ment OF tns sare
- The Dill also pfays tor an order directing
sns Treasurer 70 Isiaoa :ns money s4read, col.
'st. Tie prayer or the petition Is gtantad 10 far
~ It relates to The RESTRAINING o. .ne rrts.uy
ttom etio.ctpE lne colltc'1on OF the tar By d.
-. rhe prayer .; tie bill tor an oraer direct.
Ing tbe TeasrIet TO fefaed tue moeeyt reaiY
ulsnAy ltloL ctlo1 II cDtceFt cd.
"s. IRE Tleasnser, ~ hts tujasc'ion, Is not re-
s.Ialtsd ffom rseelvstg she anoons Of this ta1
kame. Epr II re res.ralf eh from nA11uu n7er n
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Tie Cincinnati Gazette wants to know
whether we suppose that specie payments
can be maintained on the existing amount
Of paper currency, evsn If gold should Be
brought down TO par By selling the surplus
coin in the Treasury. This Is essentially
conundrum. Whether we suppose that gold
could be kept at par after it should have
reached that point Is as Irrelevant 10 the IS
sue whether it ought to be brought to par,
as II would be to inquire whether gold can be
kept as low as l. per cent premium. But,
for the sake Of righteousness, We will sa5
that We think it could. The practice Of bank
ers and The theories Of political eeono-
aists concur in, asserting that specie
payments can 10 maintained, e1-
cept in cases OF absolute panic, on
basis of three dollars OF currency for one
dollar Of coin. Il is commonly supposed
that there is saoo, ,ooo, 600 gold in the
United States, Of which 4l02, ,00o, 900 is
known to be in the public Treasury. Tho
whole amount Of currency outstanding {ex.
elusive Of fractional notes, to which nlve1
coin is sufficient Offset is S650, 0Oo. 900,
third Of which, in round numbers, is
S216, ,o0O, 600. It Is not vety violent as
sumption, therefore, that specie payments
| can be maintained after gold shall have
touched par, on the present volume Of cur
| raprv
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6aopar1es fpd nef oew 12e Aboard 1t ,as s,n,
Or tne dsa9s4y, but 'neno6y was 1osf. Tla s,ss
vii int cfest ItoussDd1 Of 8urdsY 47a "a! c1fars'
bJ wkose contributions tue Mornltg 3,ay -.
built. Appnt oo0 9son4th 6ehoa:s sefe T.,.Aa
sensed, aud over 15a 01o csrtstcates II A.ocs
issued 70 the ~nEdren, who Subscribed Ia II. -. ~
~Tne Morning star was stauuen lis,,a cr,,. :.
about 70 tuns, and Wv 1aad &c u>Iytlt ia h.
up intercourse xnd c1rry mscnpl.es n-d -
piles between tte Sandwich I-ianc+ a.t r.. o. g.
Qcetas aod tho Mtcrouesttn I*i4ods, c1.ttry, ~
every year 70 cacn OF those dis act grorn.
Wt1 much 1ssd of fhe natives IN tbe,r nl.s.nn,,ss
movements, beioE. Indeed. under tie A-sc.T ~
rec'ion Of the Ha sat 81 Heard Of Ai.s:oas in,uis
supported by Jeaaiy eopsnp,it.oa Il 49,.
IS zoo from the AtDetlcan B7sfu. 'a'
~ She aa1led from Boston ncdef Commas =.
Captain Qilsm NnahAT. lr.. n!csef a 1I.i+,:c~o
xrJ, and arrived a. HoEolulu, Na-.1 IL ~
and hAs ever ait c. otea aetise!7 1st r,'...
apefu1ly epp1o.ef among tue i-!a7-s
ii stds uf her loss ahs gas 10 camuaad r.. r:a ~
ssso 4. TenRslrppg. Captain Biz CHAN h,7;o7 =
atGned nee camn4nd s00a time sIoe.- s7t ~ ~.
III ured for 3Is 900. fne aEou1t heIrr d,r..a
equa1l, In the New Ergiscd hHtul, Tia t.,,s.
tho Eeptape, and ths Boston ofdcea-
"Tae ntss NoInInx Star, OF aosus ia tous ~,
nutt at Chelsea, IN 1s.s, entirely By Tie ten ..rs
co1tttout!ons of children, snd d.d R2u1 serr.-.
for mxu3 JeaTH, but sae vas hastily hn.. Lii -
lts9 than ten 4eafs was found to he Ia e1c1 ~.
as 70 require vefT e1tepsFe repairs to utx. NJ
seawor:bJ, ard 1t was tndRed hes; TO s:: -: AZ,
bu,f1 tho neH vessel which has Jas: tox n.:s
fdkt " -
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STRANGE NATURAL PHEROSp.
NON,
PhysfcaI Changes tu the Cre,,
American Dcsert.

PhySfCA1 Changes 1u the G;re,,
American Dcsers.
rs t.xh. ,,a r,,.a.,...
ias !nta..a Aupm. p.- nas '1s W. 1N.u"'as feauta-
be statsmsns m eoaGe.ahs s me p,o:s, .. c1.as.
ToI 2 on ~ ests sus k.ea1 !a4hd otee:t a-tEe.n
Cando1osa ZIG nae t,,;an nsot' ',o.I M! W
to1 soMo Anns n 49,. ~ u1s os=u Ia=ison
ea,s o. fns Roc.y moansa'na, vs.. b.. ~ y4:
!aIea. 70 % saanIdstu.ny h:sHeted. l. l.:
WY .xe ,ao n,s ~. LIZ tsoie HNes saA2
n au4UsI ses' aaa &'ea. ptsi9A ate 1ast
a2a funntsF IL pee, 1aaeTsa abeT sa
5eats aGo taeIs HsS Los 1fon Of va'er; ard
NSeae " LINE .arse ~ste smaI s:teau* :'~J
ale .oT sstS mocp su asae1. ~ maa1 csssstais
ces9Ss a. oeen o. xsea. aa9e, a. II h4ss:ea 10
tne HaEe:!s! safp y VI WALT taa. ha1 pfe.ia1a4y
peF oeLieo"
rta .o1 ,na nsa. esossed me ols.rsto
Sarloto:s tae Rtsst anlec ioh utg-1 IL t1- TRIP
foa,e. MEn,n ~ y;Mi rs aNs ,rel Al.
cnapgeo, aEo u toe ns"s q o'n streams taa' vrte
~ ~uea uttt iouEnt tcele Is E0H rdt: for IL
sng T PofPo-e -en,e e1 ,eqS,Ma l.,s,n. s,a m. .
1Ae Lal9Hle pl9lns aFe 1os TOE GeAtfute OF
ua:er. enete.s eone Jtars ago there was u1st,
aed t1e tlsseneI e1 90 10 carry wa'e: o. Passing
uset lntm. Ineke Gau pe AC H;oa. t1fs tcr the
iaas ien aenis tae,e nas oeeo cont!susd increase
netHeen tne atsseatl aed me Seff1 Ssvsna.
FoI1 70 me c1usrou esossng and prevlaus to
acea ne peop,e rete osl'ssa 70 d'S tar aa,ef.
Apd t1e Nuro EslleJ aid plains =ere at INST
tine AmtAt destitute OF stsets:toa- Snw tue
Is luxut1nus+ asd II IS one of th3 Tery
DeLEe: Ess bnsls on tpe hsnks Of an e1'ircs
cfeaSs Wsic1 II vas aa0fo. ed snGsd feGaa dtI.
bat. sftef the settienenSs 70 toe eatoa'saGe:' d
tne people, Is otc4me qn1ts > essssu. artl u
Ro,e Pecos ard o:pels TIA: we're csJ during
tue Eu0u1tI 0ontE5s ven years aga. Aft n11
, 1870-03-11
HEAVY REVENUE DEFALCA.
TON,
Il Deputy Collector IN lhc Fifth Dis
trIet Elnbexzics 10000 In Ten
MOP this nnd Escapes to Europe.
Ssss

Nk0p IAA aaN Escapes 10 EUROPE.
From The .Ser iork Tribune, M.rchs.
For son four or nse 3esrs pnst an El Riishmsn
FAMED John a. Phillips, who u = years o d, sud
csr { 10 this county from rue lale Of Bsrpadoes
about tbs flQe tho var broke cu., has been en-
po3ed Ia Tho 1ltess 3, Reve1ue office Of the Fifth
Dlst11cf, ut No s2s Broome street, near the 10 -
Lewis j. Krx as Co,ieclat IN his tisttscs Psslips
Was FIRST Drpasy, and ws.so veil recon- neuded
~ vsinasle and uustaosthy of1cer that be was
poat Or. No one Ia Eev YORK suspected
rnAl'p1 OF my m.scond1st bo: u Washing.
upon interrogation Il Eas fonnd that something
was seE,ousy am'ss WITH Collector Mcutro's
sisc1 Dateher, Aee eus TWO seets s9o, to ezanalne
and report upoa tue account IN question. Tnts
vas done, and last FeeK tAopda,} Col ector Nc
WASHINGTON without oeIay. Pa1ilp5, Who knew
Of in's telegram, fpecua.ed With tbs utmost non
e4a!an:s o. ne probable nature q the ~ in 81,
al V1th ip!mHAtia sdn1 fToti expressed q fear
et1nt. ce.'ec:es MsAa;g vent imnndia.t'y
returned On WedotsasJ .l.h neaTy
heart TIE same Iosn.n7. PaAl'ps. on nit
~ % ooMn s toHu: called .: NJ q hcha.x. rea'deIce
Hate him H., Ftoa .hete be went 70 tha o11<e,
~ ssp ~ as Sas< 70 ~ apu,s
afe~ days W, s~o vsl.sss ana = tlanf. and i
q hsfarSe cAEf1aae and II let's snAn "a nopr $1,000
ca the deck OF the Idaho, oouEd fer Liverpool, de-.
iioe1a'e!y md csoelly leaving behind htn ths
0Le OF Ph'll1pa' acquauta5ces raw htM oo the
Itaco, a.d through tn.& gentleman tue 1fss nezs
OF Ph.l!p,' departure reached HI. wife on satr1-
Ia ne meanwhile. Supervisor Butcher and bis
chtef cerk bad spen: the Rnole Of TnuladsJ night
"a conp:aiut oi Collector McHsrV. Com missioner
Betta issued 4 WARRANT ;of tue Afres: Of PatlIps
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shsls, sfteF hoy de4esse, b entitled 10 n srA'e
for nfe in NJ sa raj es.ste OF whtca aae my be
.posstssed q 1htea sns nay be eastled 70: thss
The properly Of 4 tnan1ad MAI ana not bo llahlo
Tor ths asuent ot the deot4 ot h,s v1fa coz,
t1ncted By her btfors mar .aRr or CONTRACTED BY
taf without h1s cnnscnt AFTER naz71ase, e1ntps
socn II may b necessary for the auppors Of her-
eclf and her children By her husband: eoat aay
married uau, possessed OF real es,ue n h,s aep.
arate properly. may soil Eucn property and enter
Into any contract tn respect to It IN lie SANE ap.
Fer ~ II he xets uu Iasrtd: z7d that tho y 9c CT
apy naf1ted uxn, u Inc time &; his dam, shsA
OILY be entitled 70 do Her In taa reu ea:s,a sA:ca
1eT husband susu oRn os % entitled "a II rne
slue Of ht4 decease.
; a fellow to hSxe RngliIh PROVINCIAL rowp, b.
Ing ztat1Y 1ur ored o5 t1rttnKs and cater xaul-
tnGs, coneaiTed tho nsppJ tnongas OF starting .
fspotE That n old LAZY 10 ueletbortnR 10 m had
left 1etscy for aveUoLe IN the re4enooyhood
VINO would bE1t deA1 dog or ca. to . eera,n
hoase specited- Tia explanation ode.ed Of this
hIapzc oequeat WAS, that tho TenerAae eccentric
tp1nttef had oeen extraordinarily addcted 10
c&1tae and feline pets. xnd had detsrsd To eee
tneu nfoagns 10 Al utlnelJ end rather than that
they should b exposed 10 the po,k,bltsy OF III
treatment. A frtghaul imrolss,on Q! TAooteA
1fA1s. Duhrs. &C.. immediately soat plxee; but,
to The obgust uf their AlaJexA, The 1eadenca OF
th!s pera, o.ent splulser could never Be clscoy.
extd.
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The CouRfesAtonR Coniehf In the
Tenth District Of snd1ana~


ULder tste OF February II there sppesrs IN your
co:umrs 4 Lengthy cnmmunIca:7on pnrrortirgto
rave been written At huntington, IN thls Coz
gressoLal District 4 reply over the a'goa.ure OF
"Gcshen," dated Feotuart IS. appe. .rs IN re-.
cent is.ue Of TEE TRIBUNE, acd ask the 1nrer-
uoa Ct tais Article manly to correct SONG 1taccu.
racies In IL Huntngtuu'4" =" stareIents In reference
to t1e position occap!ed b. General Hascall At
Stone River.
The letter OF "HunuuRtou F." IL written IN thu
fntereas Ct General Milo s. aatcall, and breaches
tic bame uEcharitabe spirit tosard his conpet-
i!ot tns. charactt1iLts the Articles OF the local
prean Of the diA,1lct that espouaea hi4 Cause
Huntington" ID enumeraung those who arc tue
supporters of the present lncumbeat-Hoo. WlI-
tam VII eavors to eoase, the IMPRESSION
that noEe cul Unit 60 states otec'sis and toe time
setrsrs AID Wrc FoIkers OF the parry are IN favor
Of bis rel onl1nal!op. This e11te ent not found
ed o. taets: We hare .vlae: &C from ,ae southern
wtN Ia the op1ntoLs of The mssses Of The people,
While even here n 1hs haEn Of General Hasc1 .
i.r9s noIoa Of T. 10 1etsr. q 1ae p.t faTos the
In lectur events OF The oatIe of Stocc R'ver,
IN xn,cn he c.ains Gscetsl Hassall performed
70 lin lie command Of tae oniy por:icn of tue
oJ noon Of the nrss dsy: D,es Illumination ~
TIC liIe nalpt4i1ed it, position walle tue entire
right ~irK OF the Army - being hurled ftoU the
e. os y 81 e. as
himself, H"H1nucaron bad any perso1al
ArowlecKe Of the events Of taat bloody ba:t'e, he
heIoes who rrm1y held their pos!tlon sgAtn.t
the sesaul:a Ct the enemy, unt. tue rtoken flag.
Eette Of The If2h: winK cno1d retcrm uoou the
railroad. a. Ha.tns 871u7e Of PAlmes'x D vision.
To Nnas rarEcuiAr portion Of tue i1ne GeaesM
H.,s.n -: ..4gnsa as ~
nsld ~ VIII Hot ssJ: but while
right wits upoa the railroad, after betrE dt1EaD
rtoD tteir oIta.ral position By tho enemy, Gea.
ess. Hsxtn's Kf'gsoo Of Pa mer'a DtTss.on held
their n,.t postlon IN the open aeld, and se4caiog
VII tie eneuy swaEtatrz IN front, TO the right,
ssifn thrtr rtnr. Thlt Is tie pot.tton c'ane1 for
GrIersl Ba3c.A By "b1ntn2tor," bus surely
BxscalI htuself should correct taa erroneous 1ul-
&C 10 the heto men acd thetr have CO ntnRt der
-Generil axzer. Cers2uly GtaeEM uascall doea
roi oesiIe 10 exatt hnaeli ~ detracung from tho
htter, ssys 20 nore Desperate ngh.tng was dons
apyRbt1e durInz the VIZ lhln bJ Haxe1H Brig
ad~. 1,eta at whom fe4iased successfully II many
4oou..! T,s d; o. ~ esemI. Ta!a sss nEgsds ot
eta HascaIlf, unsss he be.nnF ed - thai dly:Goa,
10 Which be stfely will ~ no clam.
eou7e nia1of:es We have exAmtned tu&ccu1Atety
erf p!sa'or, ana can It be posslate that tna tae-
efHl u taafnH AdyantAga Of tna tnHoctracJ 70 e.
1T hlm9e1 Atd conf End At The exne1Fa OF the
veteran heloes at HAken's Rrg1de7 OF Geae1.
praise. Crtoubted1y he did Hell In Wcst W.
RfniA, 1: S:Cne River, u ketetAK, and other
paints; tut stuple tua.1ee to other brave nen
before the pubic 10 the oEt!ou Of himself ind
command IL the na:ue.nsld Ct stona R1ver.
aHADowa.
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The mining Of anthracite coal has been

The mining OF anthracite coal has been
brought to very general halt in the schuyl-
ELL and Lehigh region, though it is still
going on in the Scranton, Delaeare, and
Hudson, and Pennsylvania Coal 90. 8 mines
further north The alleged cause Is that
The miners demnnd s. per ton, while the
companies will only psy -. Everything Is
60 remarkably harmonious, however, as to
suggest that the strike is simply co-opera-
ive movement hy both parties to get rid
Of the present stock, aud keep up the
cEices. The President Of the Working
mems Association in the Schuylku region
Issues his Official ediet v-zy graciously,
"shat the pumps be permitted 10 work, so
as to prevent flooding or damage to the
mines" Tho amount of coal mined ex-
ceeds, By 271 600 tons, the production Of
The PREVIOUS year
, 1870-03-11
nuR SOUTHERN TRADE.

A pleasing feature in ths commercial
world, during the late winter ssnson, has
been the revival Of Southern hnds. Suf-
dcient tonnage could not be obtained on
the Mississippi River to move forward the
accumulated freight which the two rail-
ronds running south~ard from Chicago
carried 10 the river Porta- On one days the
.sth ult, 1900 barrels Of A1ur and III
carloads Of other merchandise we're un-
loaded from The Illinois Central Railroad at
Cairo. Meantime, several hundred loaded
cars we7s on sida-tzacks, At the different
stations north, awaiting opportunity to
be moved into Cairo. From that port
aloHe lie shipments Of through freight
averaged 10000 toms weekly; aaa the
amount would h4ve- been largely
increased had there bean sufn-
Gent tonnage regularly in port
to prevent a constant blockade. The loss,
by casualties, of three Of the largest river
sttarnboa.s. IN pszt oecasioned tho lack Of
tonnage, causing great Inconvenience and
reduction Of profits alike to the ra;!road
company and the shippers, For weeks the
Mobile d Ohio Railroad, running from
Columbus, ky., TO Mobile, Ala., WIS
unable to forward the freigh. destined for
Interior points, and is Jet taxed to the
utmost By the continuous influx Of trade.
Flour, oats, hay, bulk meats, agricultural
Implements, and merchandise were tht
articles most largely shipped +; md to mee
this demand quite an impetus was given Il
, 1870-03-11
POLITICAL

At lows City, the municipal election, On Mon.
esI, resulted In tbs success Of the Republicans,
Nj: Lee oelg elected Mayor hJ lpo ma},rtsy.
Durkrk, which hss been no:of1ous Al the Oldest
Den oc1suc toEu IN Western New Tcrk, went
clean Republican 1t list weekH election.
thought thai the Republicans ol lha Fuufth
Sorsh Caxpun4 District Will nominate James HAr-
III, IeRro. who = k4id 10 be Eesy popular, ros
only with bis II rsce, bat with tne Ehttes, ~ tbs
snocessor Ct Dtweesa. Ifne u nou1rated, SenA.
raz Abbott thtnks he ~!u carry tbs d.sts:c:.
TIE chances u 1871 Of rsckes bearing tns
names ut Bentsnin F. Bntlnr, Of Massachusetts,,
Tor President, sid B. F. Wnlten1ore, Q. Sonsn
Ca1o.trs, for VICE President ARC dtscosset in the
Boston stodts-ketsHaa.
Dencctas IN central Ssw Toak vas 10 re-
j,tctd n the recent victory Of the party IN hts
IoHu that he Set ire 70 hla coHhouge, which de-
ucnstrssion cost hira the nse4 Of 4 CO = and her
car and oreE SO worth Of naJ and gram, nes,aea
the building.
IN Michigan, On the 71n, tho Republicans car-
rcd Hudson and St Johns: aod The Democrs:s
loais, Paw Paw, and Manchester. IL GNessurE,
The ofncera e1ect arc about equally divided In
Dexter, tho Democrats were osleased oy Union
ticket
re Albany Eresiag Journal Of tie ato sayg:
"rne new charter for The city OF New Tork was
brought In town to day nY Hon John AoH.2se1.
NC tbs charter IL drafted under the truuoe.
oia,e supervision OF IIon. James O'Br1eu, Hou.
John @. P1r1er, hon. s. I. " Barloa, 4nton
Marble, Hon s. J. Tuden, md AuguIs Belmont,
nd - eouns.ed By tsem into the h4ndt ot Hoo.
Nnnael Norton, Hon- Henry Webb 9ene', and
Hou. Thomas ). Cresrez, the tnumEfraie Hhoss
fulo u n oup,potens IN ths 1egtslatu1c ~ snA:
Of tho tr1re1s OF tho cnsfter u uos uod!spated
n Nav Yoyx c.ty. Encouraged b5 snsf victories,
Nozrizse1 CO. now propose 10 consanrx:e
their 1pszion, ~ can trn1t the Eor4, hy giving
70 New YoEk city N nune1s sdfninnHAuau and =
enastez IN Whkn shall turk no toes, We snAA
net DOW contest this prsteucs; oot we shooh ln-
cline TO the opinion that It VIII bar tnveaugAlo7."
TIE New YcTf S,aS ssys: "surtsJ benevolent
| Renuenen adfaneed Max 5000, with which 70
| open seasen OF Italian opera. OF this he re.
ru1ned 81, 800, leaving dehk Of ft,6ao; he owes
xls4 Kellogg si,seo: 10 owes the academy
Al 800: he Of e. the orchesus $500: he o1es vari-
robe-4pneu, N1sne1.runan. DC. T. 900; sotal,
xruoea HE treatment Of At2a Kellogg was Elm.
~ cuuszeous> She kAs oeeE,his pAck-nossa, rls
tal,ey slave, hi maid ot-A1-xoGka his saTnr, 4ad
I hIa vtctInt. He had two bsbea on nia h4nos, and
| M, Kellogg VA thar perpetual nntae. LFranc
1 rsnr arg nore than sagea Or four opens, &ad
.hl1s bs = u learning othszs Aiss Kellogg nad to
IA the work, Roneom c&n sing only 1aH dozen
/ uoses. srd IN erer. opera IN which he aud Ke1.
log sarg. tnn Pitch lad . b laseted 10 sis ~
om vhee1a; md sns. eu6ezsd IN coateQae1ce'
, 1870-03-11

hz one suaciant1y large to show that tho.
ane-idea men aze of no. political ooass-
aaenee whatever. Thsse was no reason IN
tins Nc" Hampshire election vhy ths nso.
PIE should not vote just Il tbsy pleased On
III local isaaes. The Fifteenth Amend
mens hnd BEEN xatidsd. There were no
"eooess OF Congress to be elected All
persons who believed in ooas.ahles' c,ubs
~ .empe1anoe peF.usde.s ~e5e at ful hba.-
y 70 vote their sontimsnts.. This begeArly
nsfas OF ballots which they showed proves
.tnas = they hase no possible hope or expecta-
non of saeoess except a thsy can foas their
ideas upon the platform of some other
party.
, 1870-03-11

uu{, HnuSs 'ros t.srd themselves ID voy1zu
which Fs1 considered ax:rAtuely -peftln1s. An
lard. ths} would rarely IA mnrdsrsd b. tho fa-
hlrttante. Poato1, VINO nsd never BEEN On M
tstnu NJ, xaz urahte to DAma thn cxscs locality
eIpatued to Elm BY the tofdtef.
Thr sto1y, hnEavtr, b.t3mt nSI}ted 4hJue. ana
~ en1ty u istp md 1850, SEARCHES xere. made IN
the vicinity Of Panama Tor that 1.ddsu uenufo,
-. .s, rrh
, 1870-03-11

Tho ts2res Rhov = n1uEh larger reduction than
Waa nctea year ago N Eoss Of sha pfpouct1 Of
tie f21D- The It'll N wheos hAS marIed an erA
fn the history Of prices Of this gra,n. In the Scx
En7lard STATES, wheze the prices ranged iEon
33to so r. u. the averages uo* range ifom q 49
70 81; IN 0n1o from Sl.6s 10 sl.o3: tn Illinois
ften s. 30 10 16c; a lows fron aoG TO hsc. Tae
Tic average OF Il u 10 that Of $i.e3s PeooE1lTa-
Ms, from 4l0o 10 sec; while N Ohio the pr1ea has
tpcfeased fTcm &C TO &c: IN Illinois nom 43c 70
&c aud IN Iowa ffpn SO 10 5oc- Tbs pr!ce ct
corn hiss Increased thftnFhous tnt Vest except
IN MINI eao.a, EehrAkE1 and hAnEak.
, 1870-03-11

Marx Tsain" pahNsees the following csrd:
- Tfe patsgrapn now golxg tae roonds q Tho
pft13 10 the effect that an going to w1tadfsW
io1rtz11onlesk. 1m pesm4usne1 nera an
plosptf!uk well elough 70 pieafs nT f1iends aad
cithes8 my ensrn,sa. and consequently an u !
stats OF r1ruu1I aaraiscsior. Will seRatd II As
f2rux II tnoaa trnrnals thai PINNED tho ttea re-
Itued TO Eul aao rnsottnn This correction"
, 1870-03-11

thepeooeedsof hnr 4ns.z. tobacco, and oshar
staples, cannos f.sl to- haye = marx ID and.
most favorable t. 6uauos hpcn tho d,.amezss
caal. manufacturing. AMI ,d1 anuial inssrsatt
of the eutire country. - >: -! =
, 1870-03-11

Tne olo 7ins lnftIsautH l.c0 N fe11uoa % t&e
ecEDurer Morning St1f, lost IN the Pacific l&af
octnpcy. ar Risen bJ the Boston AdrertiaeT =
HTpe Icnooncr Aornmx sts1, which sallet
from tnis ct'J on the 18th Df Novtnabef, lsa8 ri
6onfSt for Fc1slzo Al1H:onR .una 1om aU,y III
October On ots Of the Mlcrrrtsl3p IslsndE fI, the
Nc1saem P4tnn md sne ttttuRs zt9ened this n1fT
yesterday, bJ nay Of San Frsnelseo, asfs91i MA,
, 1870-03-11
BKr1nx, Ind, Much :, $50.
Insurance Companies In Missouri.
10 tAs Edi.1r cf The Ehtceqo Tfitun<:

tAk E61ttT Cf 1t AR!C-43 3f~NA&
In your nsue Of ltas Saturday, edlsoE1al!y no.
usra the Yepots OF she In.ut1nca Commts11onee
OF Misecu11, Joo use tho following language:
ATE. lpea111 OF tho depoEs {Sloo oool required os
hcme companies, Jpu ray: ar u Al tllaaust1oa
OF The inEatpr1ty ,nAs pesTsdes insu1auce legts.
lAnon. that while Missouri requires thls deposit ol
ser own resident conpAries, she. II Jer, 1rQ71re1
70 depoAit Of Epn.reatdeat compAnle4 even
though they Eaka 10 deposit Vha1evef IN their
ovn Stale" This u great riat2se. Companies
Of Other Ssates DONG bus:1en N Htaout1 xse IT.
CURED to tie with The Superintendent 81 lnsa1Ance
sa11ttac:o.J proof Of ine depodt o. soconuos
snca ~ required Of hons conpaniesr end ef lila
anLcurt WITH fone public o11c9 authorized 70 re-
ceava them In State waerr organized: md Il Hoeo
depodt fss not been made, It Il compelled 70
rato r. II The EAuner provided for resldenf
csnparies, Before It can proceed to hustness.
Section = OF said insurance ars Ii explicit on this
aubkee. Respectfully, l.
1tTkYEfTT Ind. March I. 1870,
, 1870-03-11

II ns E!tssY ef 1Rs Chicago Trihrne:
Tie t4t1 correspondent in Jes1eedA1 tsSah or
you l1nznsl has popped the question. and aV1-
den,:I deshes response refer 70 F. Gens'fe1o
Nameesa, who n1s expst.ated briefly upon tho
"wEouez done to female compos1turs, II e!Asa-
In eannecuac Vhasswtih .shs ptopounds fnese
quesuor4:
VI Why 5hon1d not Women oe u readny gEssn
employment IN e1 pliDttox otnee1 II men7
~ In thase osa Vheza tae1 arH empao1eot
Why DO tAsy nos rccalss mir ptaJ I"
1t,s. .n4t osr rzueIe9s fffend r not ported IA
: eeAsd % teaa1s o5usos1,oss, much 1eA m1ls. Or
, 1870-03-11
Tho crann nj 16aa-I1eld nnd Prlces.

The monthly report Of the Department OF 42ri-
cpltE1e, IN preas cou1a!na vain able Esatttica con
sTersge pI1cea Of the same January Z, ls.o, the
rates of~sres Of farm tote0. etc. Toe follow
II tsble shows Ihe average yield per acre IN the
several 8 ates Of wheat corr. oa1 and potatoes
IN bushels, and Of hay In tons:
, 1870-03-11

The6e ttatlalica, aho~ing sncn favoreola ID
ctssEe In the depotlts. ts Tbs best argument IN
prtof OF the a1Sefuon that tao caloted mAu u
now fairly conpe ens 10 faka ears Of hlmaeif, ntd
that I'll fuure l-asla.io1 IN bis behalf Ii uuc1lled
far AID shsontey unnecessary, A fsr a.d tq1al
chstce In tho race o! lie u Tow given hin. aed
ha s1utat friend. arc Of tbs opinion ths. tue oaly
policy 10 be p1raoed toward hin II 10 "let him
AoLe' l.