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The New York herald., 1870-02-01
WILLIAM yoWNSEND,
Died January ~. 1870,
Aged 5J wears.
fIaE IN tIGnIH AYeKuE.

About half-rast seven O'Clock last evening nre
broke out IN the dry goods store OF Moses Danen.
oaum NO 2s' Eighth avenue The fire at the timo
of the arrival or The department had gained soma
headway but was soon subdued. The damage 10
the building was about $500 aud 10 the stock ABOUT
$4,000. IL is understood that the amount OF damage
was covered by insurance The police o the SIX
teentn precinct report the damage done hs wlter 10
be considerable, out state that the insurance OF
origin or tue nrc could not b. Hscerained
The New York herald., 1870-02-01

Lne WnOle people IOr tne DenenC OF the small num-
ber who use the telegraph. The advantages Of the
system recommended are in the reduced rates.
in UNIFORM rates for equal distances. and In fixed
rates FOR press news, and In establishing as right
that which is now enjoyed as o favor. The tele-
graph companies have already agreed that the
United States may purchase their lines by asserting
to the PROVISIONS OF an act passed July a. 1860.
The committee conclude by saying that the postal
telegraph system will depend for its success on
the economy with which it is managed.
Arrival Of Political Fugitives from Hayti.
Two generals, the wife OF one and q priest. fupi-
tives from tho vengeance OF the revolutionary gov
ernment OF Hayti, arrived in this city yesterday.
The fugitives escaped by means Of small vessel
reaching Charleston in condition Of utter destitu-
tion. With great difculty, meeting with every OBJ
stacle, they reached here Making their presence
known to General Tate, the ex-Haytien Minister,
and Mr.. wormly, they were promptly provided for.
They Will leave for New York tomorrow. The
Prussan and Spanish Ministers and other repre-
sentatives OF the foreign legations called upon
General Tate yesterday, extending to him sort OF
diplomatic coincidence upon the reverses that nave
recently attended his government. During his
presence here General Tate has made good impress
sion, and has established very agreeable personal
relations with the officials OF this government a.
well as the foreign representatives.
kemOvnt oil Disabilities.
An erratic carpet-baggcr from Alabama introduced
three bills to-day for the removal or political and
legal disabilities OF certain persons who were en-
gagged in the rebellion. rhe first provided that the
political disabilities of oil persons residing In the
Sixth Congressional district OF Alabama shall be
removed; the second s little more liberal, and In
cudes all the exrebes In the State OF Alabama; the
third Is comprehensive and takes in the entire
South, removing all the political disabilities OF
whatever kind from everybody.
Funding the Public Debt.
The Senate Committee on Finances held meeting
this morning and resumed the cons liberation OF the
proposed funding scheme. This subject has recev ed
much attention by the committee, and 1t Is expect
ell they VIII be able in short time to introduce q
bill which win compass the theory proposed by Sec.
retary Boutwell,, with such notifications and I'm
provements as have suggested themselves to the
committee.
Currency Innafion-PcndlctOn's Grecnbacn
Policy Disposed OF.
The advocates OF currency expansion made
another effort In the House to-day to have some &C.
nos favorable to their theory. Mr.. Ingersol, Of I
The New York herald., 1870-02-01
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.
The Validity Of the Missouri Test Oalss sus-
tained-fsctroactive Provisions of the Fpn.
damsntnI Law Not Inhibited Under Certain
Circumstnnces.
WASHINGTON. ID. O.. Jan. A 1s-o

VHSHrNuIONr %, JAZZ 3I lS1O
No. ITO. Francis p. Etatr, M, u.s. Johns. TDo,on.
son and Stephen Ridgeiy. Error 10 the Supreme
Court kissouri.-This action was commenced in
the st. Louis County Circuit IN January 1896 by Gene
raj Blair TO test the validity of certain sec,,ons Of
the suffrage article OF the new constitution OF the
state OF Missouri and Is brought against the defend.
ants who, az Judges OF election, refused to receive
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BARLEY does not seem TO be in much demand
and sells In small lots at about % cents per bush.
el.
BUTTER comes plenty. hut the most If IL IL
Of poor second quality, which we should quote
~ about from - to 10 cents. and the best lots 81
lump sell from ~ 10 ~ and - cents per pound
Solid butter Is worth from 30 70 81 and - cents
according TO qualify.
Fees are selling on the market at - cents per
dozen.
DRIED ArPLrs have hardly made Their appesr
ance our market vet but judging from the
quotation Of Western fruit, we should reckon
them ut IRON TO 6 cents per pound.
HAY comes in IN pretty good supply and the
very best quality sells hose mt from eco TO e22 per
ton. and poorer grades at from si6 20 els per ton
Selling q little iull this week.
STRAW is selling loose at from 81 to ell per
ton.
OARS are selling at from rs To 20 cents per
bushel. Not great many coming in, aud good
ones sell quick at the latter price.
POTATOES have sold quick to-day at from Is TO
20 cents per bushel. The buyers are all anxious
to handle much Of this sort oil fruit as they can
before Jack Frost. Esq, begins TO PICK II up
PoULlRN-Chickens sell a. from IL To ID cents
per pound. Hens and year nlds at from 10 10 IL
Turk.ys are worth from IL TO IS and 20 cents. ac-
cordng TO size and quality. Partridges cell at
from - TO Is and IS cents. Ducks sell at from 20
to el per pair.
round HOES are selling at about from II to M
cents per pound.
woop-Good seasoned hard wood sells at 81.
Good dry son wood is worth from - to - per
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BOSTON Ar. 10th. Astoria, >aller, from
Ellsworth. Ar. 18Th. senator. Bp' zey. Ar
18Th. senator, Grimes, Esikabcihpori; Gipsey
Queen.
Ar a0ih Vino. Hancock. Ar II sullivan
Perry :. Turks l.llhd
NEW YORk.-Ar. 18th. Mary Means,
Weeks. Bangor; Abby Watson. Allen, Tor
Phila Ielphi,. Ar. 18Th. Ennis. Hopkins,
Roaner. fo>> Red Brarh. Holmes: Northern
Ilght, rummcr; Livira. Gnpiill, Juliet
>troui. A. i1th. PIlc-. Bellaiiy; Olive
Branch. Davis: Alaska. Sirput: Maianzas,
Brngdon; AbagAil liiinc,. Tor Providence.
Ar lS,h. Robin. Calais. >aXeny. datch.
WILMINGTON. Gid l1th Al,eNella. Reed
Msyagu.z.
>ALEM-Ar l7ih, \. r. Higgins, I.amoine.
BANGoR-Ar 2I,t canoya. Aiyaraio, Cen
turian.
BALTIMoIE.-Ar. Eth, Princess from
BucA>port: Norwich. Ar. l,lh. FleetwIng
PEONfDEN' Ear. 10Th. Otrunto lot
Ellsworth. sd 18Th. Eedon'lo. Moor. tal-
si.. Ar. 18th. Caroline, W alisce; Ousnto'
Hammond
NEWPORT. sid. from outer harbor 18th
sell Geo. kihnrn. Hl-ing sun. James Henry
Sid 18Th. .ch- pao,. Bcauy. Franklin fol
New York, kichnlond. Guptii. Nlnaihaten ioi
do. GIp-cy. Crowley. Bristol for do. Juliet
>trout Cherry field for d., >ai all Hall. Giiman,
Bangor for Phii drphia, Alligator. McGreaor
Calais for New YORK.
sALEM.-Ar. 18th. josephine Brown
VI librijge Tor Providence. Brilliant. Moore
Franklin.
rORi >MOTrH Ar. I4th. sun, Wooster
Hancock
Arrived at W. Goulds borough, Nov. 18th
sehr Maine. Lord. from Boston. NTH freight
g.. - - ti....A-- -.A --.A.-.- 49, fs--- $500
schr fieetwiug. from Boston, goods Tor r. L
Kingsley and Others
LANDAU. 18Th, Orvzimbo, tastin,
for Boston, P,nciuian. Orland Tor >i-m.
HOLAES iOLE.-Ar. 18Th. sullivan, Perry
Grand Turk. 10 day, Tor orders. Sid. l,th
Sea Queen. {. ". Holt, Trenton, Redondu
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Memoranda.

Sch Vim. Connors, Toule. from Bai,imor e
for Bangor. put into EJglrtown 18th. with loss
ofmaln rigging and Gu, through 10 the wat
ers edge. aud leaking badly, having been run
into by Br sch Welcome.
Sch suliote, Of Boston. from Bangor for
Newark, put into Belfast 18th, III Il eaAy con-
ditiun, hasii been ashore.
Ship Japan. (oi BlIhD EmmOn>. from Liver
pool Tor san Franci>o, before reported burnt nj
sea. was abandoned ON the 9th Of August, lat
on the 18th. IN the hold, and had apparently
been burning several days. There being no
chance Of saving the ship. she was abandoned
ON the 2.th. the captain ami crew going on
board the ship Matchiess.
Sch Nevada. from Wilmington for Green
Turtle Bay. Abacua. with cargo Of yellow
pine and shingles, was wrecked near the latter
place on the 9th OF September.
Il TX Proteus, Hall. from Elizabethport Of
and for Portland. before reported of Wood,
Hole IN distress. arrived al Holmes Hole 18th
and reports, 9th Inst. OF Cape Cod. took ID
heavy gale and shipped several heavy seas for.
ward. which caused the vessel To spring n leak
both pumps were started, and in the mean
time the vessel Wa labpring very heavily, and
the sea making u clean breach over her. Was
within ten mile, OF Cape Cod Light on the llth.
but bad to put the vessel before the wind sud
ruL of. to prevent the water running through
the seams which had been opened forward.
On the l4th succeeded in stopping part oi The
leak amt made foi the nearest port. Both
pumps We're constantly going for six days
Sch :. L. Howes, from Pensacola for New
York. put into Fortres, Monroe 18Th inst.
leaking badly, and with loss OF part vi deck
mad.
LAUSCHED.-At IA maston sih inst, from
the yard Of Walter simmons & Dunn. a three
ma-t,-i schr of 323 tons. named Charles r. iiy-
er. and to be commanded by Capt. Poland.
Al Belfast 9th Inst, from the yard of &. l..
Carter h Co., IA schr Of l39 tons, named NJ. W.
Drew. and 10 be commanded by Capt. q. L..
Carter. She sailed 18Th for Jacksonville.
Al sandy Point 18th, fion the yard Of Col
cord Berry x Co., three ma,ted sch- OF 32s
tons. named Belle Croweil. owned by parties
in Providence, and TO be- commanded by Capt.
l.. ii. Crowel.
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Ellsworth Price Current.
Corrected Weekly.
Bangor Produce Market.
SATURDAY. Nov. 10Th,

The following report is obtained by particular
observation on the market, and the quotations
the prices paid for produce from the country
teams this day, or about the average for the week
past.
The few pleasant days that we have had the
past week were well improved by market men,
and our streets were completely filed up with
teams. II f'fesTg fefa
APPLEs are plenty and selling on our market
at from 81 10 oS per bafrelHsome very extra ones
may have sold triie higher. Cider seIis ct from
10 10 l5cenfs per gallon. is..-,s H.. -
BEAxs-Good clean yellow eyes are selling at
nom o. Is to - 20 per bushel. Extra hsnd picked
pea beans are worth from o. to 2 -. s..f.
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Butter and cheese are almost indispensable
articles Of food Properly used. they are nu-
tricious and healthy; but an inordinate use Of
either cause indigestion and dyspepsia. par
sons Purgative Pills. judiciously used, will
remove both of these troubles.
Have you ague in the face: and il II badly
swollen! Have YOU severe pain in the chest.
back. or side:-Haye you cramps or pains in
the stomach or bowels! Have yon bilious col.
ic or severe gripping pains: II so. use ..John-
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-11-24

Al CERTAIN SEASONS OF THE YEAR most
persons are subject 10 diseases. emanating
from a low -iate of The blood. The causes are
various. hut II is onl, necessary. in order for
the prompt publication of that fluid that the
patient should Use FELLOWS CoNPoU Nd
SYRUP or HlPoPHosFHiETs with full a.>ur-
ance Of obtaining the desired results This
syrup will strengthen the organs of digesti on,
promote healthy assimilation. nouri,h the mus.
cles, and renovate the nervous system.
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Nj A IL X L r ID.

In Baekspcrt, Nov. 18th by Rev. William For.
sym, Mr- se"eil v Cunningham Of Boston Mas
and Miss Frances Crosby, OF Bucksprrt.
In Frank lin Nov. 18Th, 10y Rev. Alonzo Morelen
Capt. Dudley W. Foster, OF rrankIin Me and
Clara NJ. " akeIeld, Of Minneapolis. MINI
In Gould,boro, Nov. l7th BY III. NJ SowI Esq.
Mr. Anthony A. Howard of kaIrhaven Mass 10
Miss Martha V. Tracy. Of Uoulusboro
la Franklin. The leth inst, Mr., joe oh Dunn TO
Miss AbDie j. Springer.
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SAVE the CHILDREN /

Multitudes OF them suffer, linger, and die be
cause Of Pin-Worms. The only known remedy
for these most Troublesome and dangerous Of ali
worms In children or adults is
DIR. GOULD'S PIN-WORM SYRJTP.
Purely vegetable. safe and certain. A vaiu.b,e
cat Iartic, and beneficial to health, Wsrrsn I'D
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an drug ists. enHos10
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DpN'r SUFFER your hair TO fall off when a
bottle or two Of NATURES HAIR REsroRA-
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a. clear crystal. All wide awake druggist.
sell it. See advertisement.
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Probate Courts.

F1LSwoRTH.-I~t Wed Jan. Feb. Ang.
,.'.. nnd Dec.-2d we'd. April. ~ Wed
Ilne aud 4th Wed. Oct.
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LOCAL AND STATE ITEMS.

\ cargo of coal has arrived NJ The coal
me "hatN'> are crowded Win NUM-
ner'
Hon. Eugene Hale ha- started Tor
Washington.
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''"'''hF AZ h'"''''''
,he Primary ami Intermediate schools
area-t side OF the river closed "a
lav Mis- Warreu-oi ine Irermedi-
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Or.'iH. desk.
The Dredging COMPANY viii finish
,..r-il The weather +. p,iId-hg', al.
.ar-ract-tha, =. d channel fr.,,
.r, uharfto th. Tow r.s. vb.-;
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Wesley ,bho,, u.y .rbo,r.r
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Young man "h saturday HirAed NJ
" q wagon ~ "hi'ihg : shed li'A
''1- y meal ~ y. rs morse NJ look
r 4 p iAa 20 knowledge - "ha' prov
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az,
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t..urt Is worn.
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.i,,ir,t.d man him ubereu,,o, NJ. HI
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The Land Grant Business.

Democratic charges against the Re-
publican party always come home to
roost. Land grants to railroads is just
now made much offs handled by that
party as though its hands were wholly
clean, aud that the system was purely
Republican. But little examination of
the past reveals a different version of
its origin. Senator Sherman sets this
matter right in his speech at Delaware,
last week. lie said!
cit had its origin with Mr. Douglas
in the grant to the Illinois Central
Railroad. 1t was it full force long be-
fore the Republican party existed Tho
most numerous grants ever made was
by the Thirty-fifth Congress, which
was democratic in all its branches The
largest grant ever made was made to-
the Union Pacific and Northern Pacific
rail roads, in 1869 and 1864, and was
voted for, think, by every democrat
ic member of Congress. 1t was poll
cy universally approved adopted by
the West, without distinction to party"
Democratic members from all parts
of the West, and one Or two from Ohio,
voted for these swindlers, as the press
of that party styles them, in Congress
last winter, but the Republican member
from this District, Hon. John 7. Viii
son, voted NO all the time. Under
such circumstances, it is certainly tie
part of wisdom, on the part ofthose who
are opposed to such grants, to vote
for the man who is known TO be right
on the question, instead of for one who
has record yet to make, and hence
may be right, or may be wrong Hold
fast to that which is good. GallPohs
Journal