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For Fever and Ague, Intermittent Feve-.
Chill Fever, Remittent Fever, DUMB
Ague, Periodical or Bilious Fever, &c,
and indeed all the affections which arise
rom malarious, marsh, or miasmauc
poisons.
As its name implies, it does Cure, and does not
fail Containing neither Arsenic, Quinine, Bismuih
Zinc, nor any other mineral or poisonous substanfe
whatever II in nowise Injuries any patient me
number and Importance Of its cures in the aeue us
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without parallel in the history of Ague medicine
Our pride Is gratified by the acknowledgment we
receive of the radical cures effected in obstinate
cases and where other remedies had wholly faied
Unacclimated persons, either resident m OF
travelling through miasmatic localities, Will be pro
tected by taking the AGUE CURE daily. r.
For Lirer Complaints, arising from torpiditg
Of the Liver, it is an excellent remedy stlmuats4
the Liver into healthy activity. "a.
For Bilious Disorders and Liver Complaints -
an excellent remedy, producing many truly r.
markable cures where other medicines had failed.
Prepared by DIR. J. C. AVER Co, Practciaii
and Analytical Chemists, Lowell, Mass, and sou
all round the world
PRICE, 800 PER BOTTLE.
Sold by all Druggists. ly27
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Notice Bingham Lands.

During my absence in Washington the Affairs
Of the Bingham Lands in this County will be un-
der the management of my iaw-partner l.. A. En-.
cry Esq who Is fully authorized 10 act IN the
promises.
Persons occupying such lands are notified to
settled their accounts for the same without de-
lay.
EUGENE HALE
Agent for the Trustees
Ellsworth, Nov. 2lst, 1873. It lw17
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publishes last week.
Polly BANks.- Everybody Ia ,a-tiHc
knew Polly Banks: a spin-ier of the olden
time A. she walked the streets, tail.
erect. prim. II vas manifest from her bon
net 10 her shoes. that her blo~.oming time
was in past age. But Polly never forgot
that ari>tocratic blood flowed IN her veins
her Grandfather was proprietor IT no In
considerable par Of the peuin-ilar of ca>-
tine. aud She claimed afiinliy with some ri
ihe best families nf the town.
But Polly Bank. tho -iiil reputable
had fallen i.n decay. Property and
near relatives had long since disappeared
She lived alone. IN q manner that -rt.rn-
Ell peculiar g. u;heF-. he evidently pre-
frrr"d Ia bc the sole occupant II her small
house. mot uuciyil but when n home APP
pctFing To- cnint solitude. Aud - she
died alun" She hail bccu somewhat I'M
we'll; nrighhor called in to oiirr assist
ancr IN the evening. aud when ,hc passed
/ out; the bolt wa, heard 10 turn inside IL
[ still within; ami when The tlppr "a. opcncd
/ frum without he Ma found dead. evident
/ Is having fallen asleep aud never wahcd.
/ She vas - YEAR old
/ For vcar.. roily h4d uoi been able To
maxi her end m"ri, and the ,nau had
/ assisted her. providing her fuel patching
I NJ her hou.c, ac. a, .ht had no near
I RELATIVE" i dryniscd CA the town auihori-
+ tie. To- - that he hal j dccen, and Chris
I tlan burial. In making preparation for
/ ihl-. II VA necessary io move a chest.
I which had always been within arin-'
/ icnGh u her sea; AMI ~ hrr bel. aud IN
1 the taxing of j; up. tn bottom Tell out.
7 whrn--ln. and behold .-MpNFY rolled uut
I GA every -iie-thr clinA OF siirer was once
7 more heard. some of i; loose. but tpr the
/ most part ia small bags. o. wrapped In
~crap- Of paper or of rags. ana ia pin
boxes. Sc. fine silver lad evidently been
long ac"ttrnula;ing. being largely OF Span
. I-h pieces i.lsATt.r- Anal ...-t...---- So
I gold pi'''''>. aud coin 81 les value. with a
-nM! amount at scrip, the saving of later
/ Years. There wcre one hundred and .iN-
/ ~ dollar In spanish quarters; and In all
I over four hundred tlollar~
/ No wonder that Polly Banks walked
4 very erect, with little touch Of seorn IN
/ her look. No wonder that She preferred
T Ia be- alone in her house. aud Ia bolt III,
4 door carefully when others passed ont.
Z No wonderful, -he AWAY. KEEP. that old
che>; 50 near her, day aud night. Polly
{ Bank, had treasure laid up.-gold. silver.
copper. scrip. But people a" wonder
whether he lay quite mo;ionlc>- when
others Jaw and handled that money,
/ Polly Bank. when living. VA. counted
panprr. Bu' the proceeds OF the old
che,! viii probably repay the town and
| square the bills against her estate.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-11-24

List Of Patents issued To Maine invent
orr. for the week ending Noy. 18th. $50.
and each bearin. that date.
Reported for the iiaericdn. by ". r.
Seavey. solicitor OF Patents. schwartz
Block. Bangor. Me-
Oliver Porter. Waterford, Roofing Ce-
ment; Roscoe J. smith. North Haven.
Tackle Block: J. L. Thome. wallobor-
ough. Hook for Dumping Tub; Edward
Brown. kenncbunk. Hand Drag Rake !;
}. I. Maddox. Belfast. Vessels Hatch.
Whole number OF Patent, issued l99. re-
issues, !; designs. Ii trademarks. ).
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NOTICE.

MOI " y Is hereby given that the FOLLOWING A.
~ -cfibed merchandise has been seized In, nv,
collector OF Customs fnr he DIST let of Ca.t,ns
tor violation OF he Revenue Laws, viz.
At tastiue, sept -. $50 81 ib~ Nutin,,.
Al Euckspprt sent % I--u - k... \
rd Rum. - ''''
ANY per.on Of persons elaffplng The ,,t,,,
-cribp,i Merchandise are rr,,tie.J l., s,.,.. r.
flr with the Collector fh.ir claim a. tt
Nithta twenty days from the DIST publication 4
ihi> notice.
W II. SARGENT collector.
Custom House tastiu. tt-f l,lh ls-o ...t
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BluEhjll ACADEMY

rHE Winter Term of BluehiIl Academy under
] the instructions OF JOHN b. EEDMAS A. b.
nj Ellsworth Me. graduate Of Bowsloin College
will commence Monday December 5th. Music
taught BY Miss 5. +. STEVENS.
PER ORDER.
BfueAiii. Nov. Slst ls7V. Ant
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All persons are cautioned against purchasing
note OF hand Tor eighteen dollars dated az Sedg-
Wick April eth 1870, payable in seventy DAYS and
running TO Frank l.. Marks, ami signed by my
self As consideration has been ereived
therefor, shall not pay 1t.
j +. GRAY.
sedgwick, Nov. Eth. 1870 .3si-
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VOLUME Is.


~. 1aosefiper hereby gives notice tina, bs
y. II NOR q Co, to James +, Hamor, and urn Of
sons indebted 70 sand trn at this d a, r ~ Per-
go r., % ,ai 'inmeaaey ana set IL with Jonana,ysst
ian3Or at the store of J. IiamorN "a 'haihah
lie would also give MOTTO. that he has o,
new store at West tden where he. will Lopehei q
stHntly on hand all such goods IS are nsusnP eea
IN Country Retail store which he viii NH! Aspt
Tor cash or approved credit. Persons sh'1Neap
purchase are invited to call aud examine h;is 10
OF goods before purchasing elsewhere 'N'VcS
'i"t9 T.. II. HANOI
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Fishing Schooner For Sale

Inc schooner Senat or 81 tons q NJ 4 yer,, ILL,
vessel in every respect vel found in saiis ZOO
Ssh4 mas l-o tathoms new cable Will he 5. NJ Va
low. very
EucSsport, Nov. Id lsi3 IL
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THE ARMY OF THE LOIRE.

Special to \. Y. World.-London, Nov.
II. Telegraph IL. from Tours to-day.
saws the army OF the Loire has suffered no
defeat or even a repulse. Up to this time
all its movements have oeen successfully
executed. Gen. dc Paladine keeps his
secrets well. but decisive engagement i
expected tomorrow or Wednesday.
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Scientific and Peculiar Model H.,
, 1870-03-30
ILLINOIS,
\ Chrtxtann County Jnstlcc OF the
Fence Concludes that hp Holds
Office for I4afc-TEAut Governor
Palmer Snys About 1t.

~1AAA-%4 ~AA&EtS u 4AE
Fence Concludes that he Holds
Office for I4afc-whut Governor
Palmer Says Abont 1t.
Special Despatch 10 The Chicago Tribune
SPRINGFIELD, March Ex-Governor ralnaar's de-
clsion regarding the status Of persons claiming 70
act as Justices Of the Peace after the expiration OF
their tens ot once, without qualifying as the 1av
WAS published tn TIE TRIBUNE at the tllrc, has
createtf quito commotton among those who have
70 70 aetea CONTRARY 70 laR and . nnnter Of Cnuaty
the vacancies caused By many justices OF the
neace who hare thus fatlet, 10 qualify. To-day
sn' question ~. preseatsd to The Governor Il
Being given In lcster Of inquiry T from a. prominent
citizen OF Mount Auburn and are about - follows:
IT, fas se2s11 essto9 n sTe Jastces q
Christian County. Al the same election the couu-
Z adopted M township oEganization: North Fork
Divided, under the new organization. Into tne
towns OF Monnt Auburn ana M1aQuiio. Boin jus
nfes US slectst Tor tnc P7ccnct Of North FORK we're
ss town Of aSan lou Asngn a4.9 n the spa
Mount Auburn elected s.o justices @ esG''an; of tSs
Peace a., = the law directs, and they
G1yerror. The Two justices elected for tn Pr.
cnct Of North Furt still continued 10 act claiming
that the!r commissions authorized them to Rct f0f
elected. qualified, and commissioned. So lar, re
Governor dccdcs that they acted lawfully, hut at
the expiration Of The fur years for which they
were elected, which VIE In November, 1862 one Of
these precinct Justices rrfnset to recognize the
township Justice as hts successor In Office; that
hts commission authorized him 10 art until hts
cessorF was elected: Tint township Justices do
tsot succeed precinct Justices: that he cannot
have q successor until thc county returns to the
IL improbable, hr can continue to
hold his office Al precinct Justice
during the term Of his natural life, and sy this
selfcunsttutel authority still continue to perform
the functions Of Justice OF the Peace, much to
tho dlsquIetu.le Of manr leading citizens Of Mount
Auburn- ThnuEh the Secretary Of State the Goy-
fcrrcd to above covered this that the arts ot
this person were Illegal, and were an usurpaiinn Of
rowcr and that he was li2hlc TO indictment hy the
grand jury; that the validity OF his Official acts
since the expiration Of his term Of ONCE, arr nat
ters 'hat coul only t'e decided hy the courts, but
such acts cannot lie recognized By the State Dc
pattMrnt
, 1870-03-30

le1aS+ anu A1txoaa, when On duty 1hclt
assi5es ne *sn. essSg' ehte1saiiy and ID neTe5 S1e5
asked rersonai favor. exemption, or lcave Of
aSnnfs ~ 81; f.,h II "a o3t.e r! he nsscT wsyeed Finn and
and be never RnuFht advancement Of fsnk Of
honor 1t the expense Of any. Wha,evcr be earned
fame. The very impeErcna.ion Of honesty. inter-
rty ana honor, nc VII stand to the CnIied states
as she bean Ideal Of the soldier and gentleman.
Though he leaves no chill to bear his name thr
old Army Of the Cumberland, numhere.i hy tens ~
Thousands, called him father, and viii wecn Tor
him III seais OF manly grief. Ms wife, Who ehee!ed
hours Of the VIZ, will mourn Elm nov IN sadness.
chAstenei hy the sympathy OF the whole country.
viii be raid ii Troy, \. T., on the arrival Of bis
remains, and the friends Of his family, md all Of
his comrades who can be present. are Invited there
aud stations nags viii be placed at half mast and
tais oTis1, snd The usual badges q mourning &c &c
~ cam,aand Of General Sherman:
AdIutant General
The fol,owfcH Nomination. were sent to the
Ssnats s., to-a1y: John y. Allen, Postmaster At
9a1ssslsnd ans Dhlo; Melville Martin Postmaster 1t
ne senate today confirmed the following nom
1naaons: Alien rutherford, Third Auditor Of the
Mcsdens RI e. @ md Consul General 10 liberia; John
sy, q 'Iinos Secretary af Legation at Nadrid
iss Esh,bP Hha:Ph iusrP ussSrPsrtsas 1nspeetos of Steam
ins inspector ct steanaboa1s, First District.
Tbr III, q sAfE7T OK s1EAx yEssE1s
Rosss reported rum The Senate Cn,nmi,tctp pe1 an
from the drsit Of she I'M u aamnotsant points
IT. Masasy @ pepsstmens, OF which iull .h;,1sct III
Inc hAcCuuFe Committee 81 tbe yafIonat u..n,
, 1870-03-30

NEW foRE, March 2a.-The Diarto IL Il .Har;ao.
HAVANA newspaper, Kays that the !usuryeuts Of
9omaEuey have Under control more than s,ooo
leagues fqua5e Of territory. There ART In the Ii
and oalJ 8, 50! maritime leagues square Of terri
tofE, 20 that there remains In the possession OF
Inc spanish Government only 1,sQ4 leagues from
which, II the country held ~ thu ret,rs hetweeu
the y.llaa snd the cattcsn department be deduct
Ell, the remainder would ahDw that the Cubans
territory.
on bis arrival at Puerto f1tncsre, Issued rrocla.
nation, In the course Of which he RIdrrsaed the
insurgents n follows: II kn0w most Of YOU hare
been drawn into the rebellion By force Of f1and,
Mho arr your chiefs: Where Is your promised
soldiers for Cuna and thai those soldiers thirs,ei
ior hit od xhp now divide the!s daily .aions with
the women nnd children sna hasc left Mhta,i,
such falsehoosl can only IN. Temporarily
sneeflFe ;aH Gnc The v,1:s Eastern Department and
returning to peace, ana while te11or dcprtvcs you
of your rcpose the Western Department enjoys ~
curtt{ and tranquility, and the pubic welfare,
credit and trnt liberty 1ncrrasc. The troops no
mountains Of the Central Department, and The
var OF which at Present you have had no idea will
fseetn. calT"n none Of you for help, for need
none The clemencr OF MT predecessors was IN
terTtetea as weakness, and 1u not incline to !l-
arc rebels, to-day DO not seek your
liyes, and advise you 10 snbtnlt In time to save
yourselves lot a. soon as our operations have
commenced Ia the Eastern Departments they Will
he prosesutsd with energy. Let the end be what
legitimate authority will be received, and thclr
llrea are herrhr guaranteed; int from the hene-
tts Ut this offer -FOUR principal leaders and the
cmcers Of the so-caffed Cuban Government are ex-
cluaed.
One Of the nrst acts Of the Captain General was
to p2rtlOn man sentenced 10 death
, 1870-03-30
FOREIGN.
Napoleon Requests Pierre Bo.
naparte to Leave
France.
Inc Irish Police Bill Considered In
the House Of Lords.
Paris Editors Prosecuted for Com
mentlng On the Tours Trial.
West Indian News.


GREAT BRITAIN,
LONDON, March e2.-In tue uouse of 1nnds ,...
nrnneI n ~ nt foE nc protection Of life Aod
sa., w* read the nrst time. other businoss unim.
tSs cSmmons he Narqus Of Huntington,
o9lsie, said, owing 70 the recent reduction in
casn1 qssaauc ~ poatage the steamers heretofore
them, consequently contracts had bcen IN anr lin
GeIman md other lines Dtaconttnt Win IN
ea Praent eJsten has been osncaily brought to dc
The House then went Into comnjttec on tha
1rish Land BILL motion to adjourn Ia deh.,e ~ n
weef waa negattved. :
pl cuttom fof cotupcnsattn2 the outgoing teuAnt
NJ Gladstone opposed the amendment, After
tedious o1s. and scattering debate the amendment
Mr. samuelson moyed 10 extend the Ulster cn..
tom throughout the Kingdom
49, ~ uIsdstune opposed Tits also, IS did the At
soIne3 General, and 1t NRs rejected
custom IN Ulster Itself was lost, and The House ID
In the House Of Lords, this evening, Inn, INT.
tcHn moved second reading OF the hi for tno
preservation Of peace IN Ireland He madr a
speech 1ustsf5tng the wisdom and necessity ci the
The Duke Of Richmond sustained the Bill.
LoLn OfanLnorE dcpo!ed the rrlease Of Fen1An
conF!cta ~ ministerial mistake
Lord LnRan believed tho growing re4nect for Law
III !lcland would make the act 4 dead-1etter
The Earl Of Etmt..rlY ftyyelt 1tfh nTaet as.{.s.,
h h9a an On ne usnm;, 2, pssa IN support Of The
iae MAs1uls OF Salisbury thought the bill might
X ssen hi2nonasm hut not fcnlsnism. lie approved
luS plovs!ons teiattFe to tho press a stringent
!s'1e5 nas imresauve. The lrlah must be made
70 !esr me :aT htfofr they could love It
u, Ell 1!ahs1lle nal the hi! would be considered
10 committee On Thursday next, when he bOnetI
tlls Hooee would consent to suspension Of the
rules and allow its nnssxve. ~
The House then adjourned.
~ tnt commons NJ otWay, Gnder Foreign Sec
EeStaton Of the commercial treaty with France,
Lord Milton asked for the correspondence rn1a.
British territory an tho pacGr co.s - ,esn ANae
, 1870-03-30

Special Despatch 10 The Chicaso Tstbcnc
AZ" 1o8f, March 93-There ts no material
chahge 1n The war among the Democrai4 Most
Of The politicians have gone to Albany, apd the
n9h1 WILL be renewed orcr the new charter which
Tweed has prepared. II Ia unsatisfactory to the
Opposition and will not he passed unless the Re-
pubucaas mix with Tammhny. 1t u ascertained
that members Of the Tammany ring induced ser-
eEal prominent Republicans to unite In requeatin1
the police to surround TammanJ Hall and prevent
the meeting last uight Fifty policemen remained
there all night, Is Tweed And bis friends feared
that the Young Democracy would assemble
toWatds morning and attempt to hold meeting.
WALL sTA5Ef.
Tho gold market was very quiet to-dsr. waiting
lot action GU the Funding hill. The railway na.-
Eet WAS quie: TIL near the close, when there was
sotnt acststsy In Northwestern and New York Cen
tsal. The aggregate Of transactions wAs light
sAIxT. wHKREAEoura
detectives say they have found Indications that
Collector Bailey Is IN the city, hut his hiding rlaee
ls Known 70 only two OF three personA One Of
Dalic5's friends EYE he will give himself up II he
can be guaranteed against prosecution
pARIKN CANAL SURVEY
General Heine, who haA gone 10 the Isthmus Of
uaF1en, VIA sent BY company OF American and
French capitalists, In FaER, to make su.ycy for
canal Heine arrived In New York less than
three weeks siace with authority from the French
6ff1RfHrca
rrrnrh naval nfnce,a n n,-+h.- h,.ss ~ lou'
.a,;- ~. - w".. " .ua@ue5 Aun III hls under
.aAine. ine oA''eu otA@es Government has also
suc Instructions 10 our naval and consular forces
near the IShuus to extent him Ali thr .td h, ~ -,
poTrr. J1e wac ronnden, A. e,,..osa 49, - w!
n ~, In Enrn,-, ...,a ,.,a.. .u eApeeseo
~ " - ~ ~. ~" ostolt tae lst OF NAY.
1o TIE ASSOCIATED PRESS.
rr. xo,r ihsEnS41oa h4 ~ 9issoLF1b
.oi..* fk~ tokkt AaIch 9JudHe CaEtozo has dis
o.se. tue an1uuCiion nbt1lhen by FISK and Gould
eStnsS nHaaast sns sale OF Transfer Ut tho Albany
~ ~ n.r ~ pending the suit TO CON-
b'ocA-
DENIAL
.,MG 1nnGe - Eamunua, N letter to the Ppst con-
tiau'cu tne report that h. is stricken with
lA1A!als.
nAtlEYf6 SUCCESSOR.
eeueftof OF Internal Revenue peasanton took
the oaIn q oMec Today. 4 letter received hy him
istm BAILEY sass his determination to leave
New YORK was made but hal! an hour bcfore he
ktatted and he had time To put thlppb In order
lie confirm the results OF the Investigation an far
as theJ have gone. and ssys that none Of iis
sutxoniin2tes hut DEPUTY Collector Chiids tnc4
anything OF the matter, and he 70, no nersonaj
beIleGt from using the money 6Sscrttnp it xr.s
Used 10 ferret out fraud. " ~
RELEASED.
Since the d!GcontIuuAncc of CT Y:au Of Hayts sntts
against liquor merchants, Deputy Cujtly.tor Ennn
hAs keen released frpiD ial and fhe rharra. ~
t1eapass pte}erret, arnInsf hin, pithde, A eea "
FISK 70 Rg NanH = f4,nSr,
II ia u+ate1, thnt ro.,a. -
, 1870-03-30
THE CHICAGO TR1BuEr.
CH|CAG0 WEEKLY TRIBUNE,
een!ta1s 1of lho Wstk Binding March 70.

1-fARA AND GARDEN. f;,,:1 y,,,,,.., ~. a.
oslo; letter ttou Rutzl: Aples for Sart5e,u
1.~.-don5 Esuactes-Mxskrt.ps Of Hon-y-
HIT 9's ua.-use Of the slats-Gsa., brorp, I'D
Question Of the Ha.vest-Th. W.-,h H.~....t
u roff-hilEcx Flah-Hx.yes.tne Horp.
ca1 1so1n5Jtnk 1s1,n Hay sad Gz..n A1tiadsii,.
nv go. Atf FEuductton.-WheAt, Batsy.
sur.r - neaas-elnes and Wlae.-Hops.
tn7s.t. s1.ae ~ Iseae. AID Ds;sJ Produeta- -AEerL
ASSst1nA1lzA71os St..; NATE: OF THE YAK From Chm.
-REFuDIAT1OS tx .,,.-
Howell a 4sS4ef tlon Senator
sthAEGE taaH;e STORY: A wealthy c.l,,o,o,.. TN.
e-1AE EAST VS.. THE WEST
1.-THE WEasT: Complete Account =, r.,,,
Expedition As.n.. ,he s.T.sr.N Ioonsi nases'
n'e ~ 10 otdces in Command a Nh. ~, ~ ~.
rtu.., Hoaa Of Sebtaska, Wyoming. lad u.,h-
iron So1 Caa3 u the ua'on Pseihc Headqu.s,sr, At
~ uu", Lo.+ 1old. satts, Lead, Ard Copner m.
Potut o1-eAs0 II = Distributing
'-wEsTERs WHEAT GROWERS. uox p,,-
kFe Duties Afeet Them. -'e" t1os-
t-LTERAnr: Fire column, at rt,.r.- f
eas ea ssoto !he lasest book and from TIC Maxa
l-FORE1GN GOSSIP
E-CHlLDRRS's ARMS AND LKGa
OVER or THE HUMAN HEART
t*-ACuk VI ROARING CAMP: One Of BRIT Hatch
best stories.
E@1ah khD: ho Introduced Tobacco u The C!yu.
!ked Horla-Ths Book Of Dr. Aenasts snd IL.
R4spl.4. N @@
1.-THE ARMY ELL: Tlsws ct Geuars, shr,,n,,
is-RAILRoADs AND ELEVATORS; a pcciJon NJ
The Supreme Court On their Respective Rfshta
i-THK BOURBON DUEL: Full Details nf n. rn.,
Between Prince Henry dc Bourbon md Dut. 4.
Aonfpenaief. -> Nc
H-ED1ToRlAlS: Major General Georxc H 1hnr,.,.
The RikhA Of ITpi~rty; steaushIp Sutttdt..
The Pagan Democracy; Prince rfer,r Bon.n,Ttr..
IFtI: Captain RJre's Case. Party Crue,-Part1
Hlandets; seapeEoat Bu.inesr; Starring Con1uls.
HotfA Oh CuEreut EventA
a1-POL1T1CAL, PERSONAL ,,a .t,a.py,
NE0US
sl-cook COUNTY SUPERVISORS: suum,r, IT
their Doing. W
2.-coNGREssloSAL PROCEEDINGS Full s,.
uoIaiA.
@s-sENS SUMMARY: Including Pes,oaal. rol.ste.,
Alsre1Aneoas. The City. Tie States. Wa.hlnr'
ton. ke. >7t'0d
4-STATk LEGISLATURES.
Is-AAtkREI REPORTS: fun Review of thu fhtr.,o
MAteta- Lsess Markets, by Telegraph. Of III
Commercial Ponts
THE cncAGo WEKH11 TRIBUNE h., q ,.y.cr .,sh.
tef eeation tn the Wtst than any Other }ou7u4i Il /.
~ e1eraens medium for ad1ertalns especially 10 thf.r
Wno "ah 70 secure the patronage Of the nrn'utJv-
elasAeA 4 Limited nuInl-s L! ad.estse,neuts viii H.
t.ken 1t moderate f7tes. subsrirt:ou r,;ec ri THr
nEf1L1 IhihEsE, a. rc1 1anrta With Eleral rrdIr.
NJ lib fauu..
, 1870-03-30
EireA


GAtrssrHo, I'll. March 2s.-Thts morning, aaout
O'Clock. the lower raIt OF the twp-story frame
house occupied by + L cla!k on ths south si.se Of
The square, was discovered 70 oe on nfe. The Up
cur4uts had barely time to escape from the build
INK bcforr the whole structure WAS In danes
The strtt,s were almost tmpa and rQrch time
Tas Iost lp grtttue the engines to work The de-
liz cayc the nre ! good sta,I, and the 1re swept
nearly along to Simmons strees before wa:er could
be procured, 1t Is believed that the engine Tor
nado had been taiurercI with, As It was iMpoasi
tic 10 cct 1t to work for some TIM The
tAues were partially checked about so.
, 1870-03-30

EEous j. F. briggs Rcfutcs a Charge
OF GofruDtf0ns

DETROIT. Narrh 9s.-The Detroit 1i5un< win
publish to-day long letter from the Hon John F.
briggs In reply to an attack made upon him IL the
New York Sun, few days ago, by q correspond
cnt "R, :, from this city. This letter charged him
with selling d cadctahip 10 John r GanleF,
ct Detroit, as from his Own district, and
went into such ! c!rcums.autal account
that 1t eeemed conclusive. In hts reply, MI
DngGa prints 1 letter which he sent to Can
ley. February 70, 1868, rrbukinx him for Offer
Ing 81 800 TO Ar. Boutwell, for an appointment.
and follows with copy Of Gauleys rcpl}. In that
reply he confeksee that he offered the moue! to
on DrtSEA, and ttates crnrhattcal1y that he had
received his appointment from MI. DstGTs hs q
fasor, for which he hsd made no rtmunt4tnn,
and is grateful for 1t. Nj. briggs says the letter
WIS Written b. Nj. Rt1ney. OF Bay CIT. who has
bcen Al unsuccessful candidate for Congressional
nomination arRlntt Mr. briggs, and who IA conse-
qnehtly bitter personal enemy, and entrEedc11y
0cG0Q0CEe MI. GifucI fQf the Iai6.