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Ellsworth-9th inst, by Rev. Mr.. Garretson,
Mr. Eastman McGown OF this city, and Miss
Caddie r. Crocau. Vi A'lospect.
-l4tL inst, by Rev. DIR. Tenney, MIR. Sydney
a. Jordan and Miss Lille Royal, daughter Of
Samuel Royal, Jr.. all of Ellsworth.
18th inst, by the same. at the residences OF
the brides father, E. b. Petit, Esq. Of Fort
pIain, n; r.. and Frances H., daughter of Hon.
Monroe Young. II
:, Lamoine-sth inst, at the parsonage, BY Rev.
r; a: Van kleeck, Mr.. Ames ID. Thompson Of
Waltham, Mass, and Miss Ella NJ. Hodgk ins
formerly of Hancock
oedgwck-24th ult., by Rev. c. P. Bartlett,
NJ. Cornelius Marsh Of Holden, Mass, and
Miss Matilda A. Friend Of Sedgwick.
Isl INST: by the same, Mr.. Khodney Nc
rariand and Miss Rubie II. Forhan, both OF
Brook lin. =
18th inst, by the same, Mr.. MAYNARD H.
rreungrew OF Ludlow, VT. and Miss Emma ].
=, uouldsborO-l2thin inst, by Fl. NJ. Sow lie, ESQ,
Mr ORION Stratton and Miss Laura A. Gorden'
both Of Sullivan.
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City and County.


Ellsworth.
-rhos. Mahan has sold the Han cock
House to George Gould for three thousand
dollars.
The Custom House has been newly
painted, and presents an improved APP
l'earauce.
That old Pine Grove-which has so
long been familiar to residents living in
its vicinity-situatcd back of school street.
Is being cut down to. make room for i'm
provements.
A large company went on sail in the
new schooner sAddie s. Murch" last week.
to test her sailing qualities &c. owing to
light winds their progress was slow, but
IL did not prevent their having q good
time and pronouncing the A. S. NJ, first
Glass;
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'yiswell.
Ellsworth Police Court.
PETERS, JUDGE.
sTROUT vs.. CARR.

w. AAhh
When first reported, IN brief. the afore-
said case, did not expect to immortalize
or aid in immortalzing of Strout VS.. Carr.
brother Joy or Wiswell. but There's a Di-
vinity that shapes our ends, rough bew
them as We may" Now if brother Joy
has been unceremoniously .'lcrapped up and
stored dlcay" by the Plaintiff s counsel. it
will be the duty of that counsel to unwrap
and bring him back, in stdtu quo. for
should very unwillingly, were il in my
power, consign him to SO terrible fate,
and keep him pent up in agony raging like
a Gagged lion for his liberty; but would
rather consider him in the light of one Of
the three worthless, and say, ''Shadrack,
come forth" Place your Carr on the
track, and put (your PutD over the legal
track once more at the legal rate of 25 &c,
or if that wont do remove him to higher
track and put him over at a greater rate,
say on the track of the American, for libel,
and see to il that he is not switched off the
track al the rate of 1886. Trust not TO
If you can't be present, have the case con-
tinue.
Now, Brother JOY, If you will review my
report of the ease, Strout vs.. Carr, YOU
will see that did not use the word splen-
did at all, neither, would have you think
for a moment. that l considered you that
wonderful bird. shot into the heavens. with
such grandure! with its beautiful plumage,
and then so ingratiously stripped, to 20
back to earth, like the poor tortoise, 10
meet irretrievable ruin but would rather
consider you raised TO that high dignity
with Lord Mansfield, or perchance to be
master of the situation, Judge OF Police
Court. and rule everything off the track
but Carr. A. I. b.
Ellsworth. Oct. 10. 1873
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"A letter from Savannah. Ga, dated
Oct. Sd. says the sch Frank A M,xee OF
this city, Capt. Young, arrived a, that port
after only days aud 2 hours passage from
Philadelphia, Pa. Jf YES
Charles C. Burrill is Agent and Attor-
ney for several Of the leading Insurance
Companies of the World. His Office is on
the corner of State and Mill Sts, over
AIKEN & Cos. store. Give him call. 81
Mr.. n. II. Lyon viii be ordained A.
pastor of the Unitarian Church Of this city,
next Tuesday evening, Oct 2lst, at half
past seven o'clock. r. r. Shipper OF
Boston, will preach the sermon. Rev.
Dr. Paircy OF Belfast. and Rev. Messrs.
saVary OF Canton. Mass, Knapp of Bangor
and Utter of Belfast. with others. will take
part In the services. All are cordially
invited to be present.
See advertisement of the New 1873
Silent, Easy Running. keystone Sewing
Machine. 1t has all the latest improve
ments and is very superior machine.
4w39
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"omirab'e, aud the finish-the WORKMAN
ship of Mr.. Newell Emery-is model OF
neatness and beauty. The furniture.
which we understand was procured by the
ladies Of the district, Is Of the best manu.
facture and style; and ~ convenience.
comfort and beauty, are desirable requi-
sites In the school room, they are to be
found here in an ample degree. Besides
the furniture. lamps, and other requisites.
the ladies have also purchased blinds. and
we understand, will. another season have
belfry added to the house. Nor would
we forget to mention fine clock costing
els placed In the school room, presented
by L. ID. Jordan Of Ellsworth. to whom
the people Of the district would tender
their cordial thanks for SO generous an ex
preston Of his interest in.their enterprise.
The town of Eden has erected. within
few years, eight new school houses at n
total cost of from slO,OoO,toIsI2, 900. We
think no other town in the county can
present like record in this respect. per-
haps no other of equal means, in the
State.
The work ON the meeting house at
Salsbury's Cove is progressing finely, with
the prospect Of completing the outside be-
fore cold weather.
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Marine Disaster.

PORTLAND, Oct. "A
Information received in this city to-day
.-m Deer I-le. OF the loss of Schooner X.
! Warren, with all on board l6 men, their
.4m,> are a. follows:
Dapf. T. 6. Pickering. Willie son of the
Capt George l. brother OF the Capt. d. T..
>,H-sn. Lewis J. Gray, John H. Morey.
Aaaz.ue Ntin>on, all of Deer Isle. J. Il.
Wilmington, y. c. Harvey Decker
hH hland The rest of the crew belonged
Nova Scotia aud their names are not
s"u- -Four Of them leave widows and
. lrtu.
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DIE d.

Oo'tudry notices, beyond the Date, Name and
Age must be paid for.
Ellsworth-6th inst, Henry j. Dale, aged
years and months.
years.
Oriand-Oct. 9th, Mrs. Fanny Partridge, wife
Of Isaac Partridge Of Orland. aged As years.
Otl.-10th inst, Mr.. Timothy Il. Jordan.
aged "A years and month.
East Somerville, Mass I'D inst, Walter L.,
only son Of J. L: and A. t. Brsniard, aged 5
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Dr. =. Jacobs, on Aphonia. or Los. Of V oIc~

Orange Street, 81. John, n. b., lst9
Nk. FELL ows-Sir: | am bound to NV ard
the palm of merit TO the preparation OF H,po :
pho>phites discovered by you. had occasion
Ia use Il myself in ease of Alphoria. which
would not yield to regular treatment. and am
happy To say 1t proved ~ be all that you claim
Ell for IL. having acted with expedition and en- g.
tire satisfaction.
feel called upon 10 publish the fIct. that the
profession may avail themselves OF remedy
in Your compound Syrup Of Hypophos-
phite>."
Yours, very truly,
:. JACOBS. NJ. u.
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narrison's Pcrisialiir Io<epEr.,

Pleasant Prompt AMI Effective. Two taken
At night move the bowels once next morning.
Unlike all Pills they never cause pain nor re-
qulre Increase Of dose TO perfect 4 cure
ihey cure headache, dizziness opprrssi II
after eating sour rising ani every evil ari.jpp
from CosIIvENEss aud INpiGrsriox. War
ranied IN all casc- Of FILES, either
bleeding or blvd. Trial box, 30 cts. Large
box ca st. mailed free for this last price.
pR- iAkklsON'S ICELAND BALsAM,
u splendid cure Tor COUGHS, mo,EsENKss. and
an THROAT and LuSG complaints. For sale
by T.. :. HARRISON 4 co. Projectors
MOL fremont Temple. Boston, and 3y all
Druggists. Imo..
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A Gard.

For the generons amount OF patronage
given me professionally during my stay In
Ellsworth, am happy to publicly express
my grateful thanks. aud trust the advan-
tases derived from medical instruction
abroad. will better qualify me for benefit
ins those who may employ my Professional
services when shall return. To those
members of the Medical Profession whom
have met In consultation, | return my
sincere acknowledgements for their uni
form courtesy and politeness.
ABBY NJ. Fulton
Ellsworth. Oct. II, 1873.
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\ Hint TO .!onse~ive..-IIowt to keep Kitchen
Ware Clean and Bright.

livery housewife OF neat aud tidy habit.
takes especial delight in keeping all the tin,
copper and iron ware Of her kitchen a. clean
ana bright as painstaking labor can make the n,
pride IN this direction is commendabIe and
Always meets the smiling approval OF the
,tlrant man who pays the household bill,
Remember that Sapolio Is the only thing on
earth that will make an old tarni, he'd tin pan
or a rusty kettle shine As bright As new. And
by The use Of sapolio it is The quickest aud
easiest thing in the world to keep every uten.l
In "A high state of polish.
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List Of Pate Its,
-Patenis issued to Maine inventors for
the week ending Sept. is, 1873. Reported
by VIM. Franklin Seavey, Solicitor of Pa
tents, Rines' Block, Il Main Street. Ban
gor, Ne.
n. {. Bdcknam, Bangor, Device for
Cleansing Surface Condensus; \. T.Worth
ley, Brunswick, Clock Calendar.
Sept. 3.-T. fancy. Bangor, Water
Wheel; ii. II. Ford Sanford, Railway Time
Signal; J. W. Jedkins, Monmouth, Shutter
Worker; Francis Tighe, Rockland, Coffin;
W, X. Trask, Skowhegan, Combined Shirt
Bosom and Lung Protector.
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Business Notices.
Rail. ROAD.

can now ticket passengers to all points
vest, Northwest, South and Southwest,
san Francisco, Kansas City. ST. Paul, New
Orleans aud Florida
Call aud examine time tables. Maps &C.
81 hours Boston To Chicago.
ClIAS. e. BuRRILL, Agent.
Office on State Street, over Aiken & Co.'S
~ 're. 3wI2'
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SOMETHING CERTAIN AT LAsr.-PLgs i,
not only one OF the most painful OF human dis
eases. but professional men had almost des-
paired OF hndlnga remedy. until the introduce
ton Of ASAKEsIs by DR. SiLsBRY, and after a
experience OF 10000 eases IN five years. doctors
agree that an iniaiiible remedy has been found.
sufferers will appreciate ANAKEsIs ai,er try
ing everything else in vain and then experien-
cling the bliss OF instant relief and ultimate
cure.-Price Sl.00. Sent free by mail on re-
ceipt of price, Depot, ~ Walker ST.. New York.
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From Rockland
THE MINK TRIAL CONCLUDED.

THE MINK TRIAL CONCLUDED
The argument for the State In the Mink
case. was made this afternoon, by Attor-
uay Gen'l Plaisted. who spoke two hours.
The Judges charge occupied one hour. and
tbe case was given to the jury at O'Clock
DISASTER.
heouer Comet, Captain Tracey, of and
ram Boston for Calais. lost her foremost
asl iare,ail OF Monhegan yesterday. and
,at iuto This port for repairs.
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OrInnd.
Mr.. Fred Gross has made about $50
NJ. bricks the present season.
Mr. Andrew CHM has made $50 NJ.
brick this season. This is his first year.
Brigham Marks is building nice two
story house ON the site Of the one burned
in August last.
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: urrsn,e Judicial Court.
JUDGE BARRows. PRESIDING
The :. J. Court commenced its session
on Tuesday.
OFFICERS OF COURT.
WILLIAM q. BARRows, Judge
ii. IL. SAUNDERS, Clerk.
l.. Is. WYMAN. Sheriff
GRAND JURORS.
Nathan Walker. Foreman. Ellsworth.
Augustine u. Bray. Brooklin.
Joseph Il. Bradley, Bucksport.
William 4. Emerson, Orlaud.
Augustus W. Eaton, Bluehill.
Albert IL. Gem, Bucksport.
James II. Hopkins. Ellsworth.
Reuben NJ. Hutchings, Ellsworth.
Samuel Herrick, Penobscot.
Nahum Hinckley, Sedgwick.
Charles 5. Haskell. Surry.
Winslow ID. JOY.
Richard Perkins. Lamoine.
Perry W. Richardson. Brooksyille.
Henry Tracy, Eden.
FIRST TRAVERSE JURY.
Abraham c. Fernald. Foreman, Gran
berry Isle.
John =. Blake. Brooksyille.
William Beazley, Bucksport
Ivory l.. Brown, Ellsworth.
Freeman Butler, Eastbrook.
Thomas ). Clay, Bucksport
Michael Carlton. Orland.
Jacob ". Carroll, fremont.
Daniel 5. Foster. Trenton.
Nathaniel Grindle. BrooksvilIe.
Miles Gardiner. Oasiine.
Isaac B. Goodwin. Penobscot.
Wllired T.. Grindle, Biuehill.
SECOND TRAVERSE JURY.
John ID. Richards. Foreman, Els worth.
Nathan Hammond, Gouldsboro.
Luxford Heath. Verona.
Nathan Low, Deer Isle
Amos :. Moulton. Buchsporf
Daniel VI. Means. Sedgwick.
Freeman Ii. Mcintire, Bluehill.
John Il. Preble, sullivan.
John Robbins, Deer Isle.
Ambrose Springer. Franklin.
stephen Stratton. Hancock.
John r. Soper. Orland.
Justus A. Smith, Surry.
Cornelius L. Thomas. Eden.
Benjamin Thorn. Mt. Desert.
Newell Wilson, Ellsworth.
Number of entries on the Docket, 40,
Number of actions defaulted. dismissed
and entered Neither Party, Is
Number marked tor trial, 20
On trial, Alden Ii. Bellatty Thomas,on
Ins. Co.
Hale q Emery. wiswell.
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Another Serious Fire,
BLOOD HORSES BURNED.

MANCHESTER. y. H.. Oct. IL
The dwelling house and extensive sta
b't> owned by David NJ. Taggart of COTS
town. We're destroyed last night about Il
clock by fire, supposed 10 be incendiary
Loss on buildings from $4,000 to SIS. 600
Insured 200. Seventeen blooded horses
~ere also destroyed, among them Ned
HI>i.ngs' an Abdallah stallion valued at
600
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Eden

DEDICATION OF A SCHOOL HOUSE,.
Monday evening, Oct. 9th, the people Of
the school district Familiarity known as the
Emery district, Eden, assembled for the
purpose of dedicatin2 their new school
house. Remarks appropriate to the oc-
casion were made by Rev. w. Corthell OF
Eden. ands Dfg Att1dls 5cf 6snesvlle.
The house is built in the most approved
modern style, size 80 by 26 feet, and Is
feet posts. The inside arrangement 10
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oFER-ENfKrioN, either of body or mind,
produces debility and disease. The usual rem
edy Is TO take some stimuiant, the effect of
which Is ihe same u given a tired horse the
whip instead OF oats. The true way is TO fortiiy
he system with u permanent tonic like the
Peruvian syrup, protoxide OF iron,) which
gives strength and yigor To the whole system
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MARINE LIST.
Ellsworth Pert.
CLEARED.

Ellsworth Pert.
CLEARED.
fsf fe. Oct. 8.
Steam Tug Little Round Top, Hoit Franklin.
Oct. 10.
Sch Telegraph, Woodland, Boston.
Sch Caressa, Sasldler. Boston.
Sch Nechanic, EeiIey. Portland.
ARRIVED, t ,.
sch Saiiie, Cook. Ia stpoft. e ElA
Sch Caro- Belle. -, Bar Harbor.
a CLEANED.
Sch CanOva. Tate, Boston.
Sch MiDneola, Davis. Boston. 80 sa &
seh Copy, TfsworSy, Boston. ma a
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BAR HaPbSr.
l. A. Emery. Esq, has negotiated a
sale of the Davis Lot SO called near
Ogden's Point, and belonging to A. McF.
Davis OF San Francisco, to Gardner SHEER
man, jr. of New York for 1880. The lot
contains about IL acres and three years ago
was purchased for $500.
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The Penobscot brick Co. have made
the present season 900 N. bricks. Messrs.
Grindle & Smith 800 IN. and W., s. Hutch
ings 4 Sons 700 N. Making $500 n.
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The fUREsT AND SWEETEST CoD-LIyER
OIL Is Hazard 4 Casweirs, made on the sea
shore. from fresh, selected livers, by CAswELL,
HAZARD Il Co., New York. Ii Is absolutely
pure and sweet Patients who have once Ia ken
1t prefer it TO all others. Physicians have de-
cided il superior 10 any OF the other oils in
mark ct. Avail
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Notice.

An opportunity will be offered to all
wishing Stereoscopic pictures Of their res
licences. mills. shipping &c, as it is my in
tention to be in Ellsworth to devote a few
Gays 10 that purpose. Orders can be left
at "eo. Cunningham & Co.
j. NJ. PECK.
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For CATARRH the only substantial benefit
can be obtained through the blood. VEG ErINE
is the great blood purifier.
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MIDDLETON'S POCKETCORN SHELL

One Agent wanted in every county In the U.
70 sell Mddleton's Pocket Corn shelter, patented
1870. II shells all sizes Of corn, and can be used
~ any one, will last for years. Retail price 60 cts
Wholesale 70 Agents, Is cents. Territory YREE.
MIDDLETON - CO.
ssef Harrisburg. Pa.
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rom Lewiston.
Z WI , tVH.
LEWISTON. DC
ROBBIE RN.

A tew days since quantity of railroad
r.,lt, were missed from the Auburn sta
.,n To-day. Officer Wa>hburn secured a
-'- n,- ct them from scholar in one OF
.-e schools. Il is supposed that several
H.l- were concerned III the then.
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VT TT
SUDDEN DEATH.

The Rev. +. Stanley Bacon. pastor of
the tniVersallst church in this city. was
attacked by Apoplexy this afternoon. and
died at seven O'Clock. His age was about
forty wears.
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Castlne
John W. Dresser has just laid keel
Of the following dimensions: Keel los f..
beam Is H., and depth of hold % H.: bot
tom birch and beech. top white oak and
hard pine. He has just bought ten masts
from Bath, most of which he intends to
sell.
Capt. Hatch Parker of the L. S. Rev
enue Marine Service, while riding to-day
(Sat. llth,) with his wife and child. in
turning the corner from Pleasant into Wa
ter Streets, upset the carriage. throwing
them all clear. the horse ran with frantic
speed up water street, demolishinx the
carriage before he could be stopped. Capt
Parker, wife and child, escaped with some
bruises.
The family of Capt. {. A. Abbey. OF
the "Dobbin." arrived here Saturday. and
have moved into Capt. Seth X Devereux's
house.
Wrecks, collisions. and other casual
ties, resulting in the loss of life or proper
ty. which have occurred TO vessels belong
ing to the District of Castine. during the
last ten years. (Return forwarded Oat. G,
1879 y 4
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CALL AT THIS OFFICE ~
AND GET YOUR B UGLN4SS CARDS
saAteA eeaaoe b esee1ls1.
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-Abo3 2 fortnight since a barn owned
oy Daniel Haserthy at North Starry. con-
tanning about forty tons of hay was burned !.
supposed to be the work Of an incendiary.
That part Of the Jarvis Farm" at Sur
ty' formerly occupied by P. J. Milliken,
mas been purchased by Joseph Holt Of Blue.
NIL and Il. J. Milliken of Surry. Mr.. Holt
mas sold his homestead at Bluehill to Ezra
p. Carter a Blushin. CO E#Nl
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List of Letters,

List Of letters remaining in the Post Ofiic,
Oct. II.
bI9wn, John Merchards, Clara
bGkiord, Mary L. Rollins, Elvira
Hayford, Geo. w. Thomas. J. c.
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From BeIfast.

special Dispatches to the Ellsworth American.
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For Sale.

THE Subscriber offers for sale his Residence SIT.
] uaied in Eden, about three miles from the
Narrow's Bridge. on the road leading to Bar Har
Dor, Il being the former homestead Of Leonard j.
ThOma 9, Esq. Fr
3wD ALONZO HIGGINS.
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Ellsworth. Oct. II, 1873.
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ELLSWORTH PRICE CURRENT.
Corrected Weekly.

VOTVbE.Ik >.
Apples per bhl. 3ooa5 90 Maple Sugar PEE ID. 30
dried per Id. .I0al, Lemons % ~ R00
Beans per bu. 350a4 90 klgs per h. %
, 1873-07-16
Tho SINH.

Tho German proBs seems to havc formed con-
dnting, opinions regarding the appoaranco and
disposition Of tho Shah, 30 much so that tho
Bsralner !Pespen has taken tho pains to collect
all tho information given to the public on tho
subject, aud produces rather bewildering por-
trait Of the Persian monarch iii this style:
!, The shnh is corpulent, thin, Of noble,
thoroughly vulgar mien tall, very short, and
We,rs black, remarkably variogated, entirely
yellow uniform. Ills oyos arc dim and fiery.
He obaorves acnto1y, looks on everything With
Indifference, and wears gold spectacleA made Of
steal. lIo is almost entirely bald, and
2 eenical cap Of CLOTH constantly covers
his luxuriant falling hair. He drinks Madeira
and Champagne exclusively, and lots nothing
pass his lips but wator. Gentle NJ he is, he took
gre.t pleasure in the ronring OF tho beasts at tho
Geological Gardens. and reloced with lis native
oruslty at the bouquets presented him there. lie
tku nothing but youptuous table and tho
Of hia people to learn tho progress Of oiyiliza-
tfoE. Towards ladies' ho IL III general very gal-
lant severe, tender, and wild. Ho it "a years. Of
ago, horn III 1S43, aud has boen already quarter
Of century OIL tho Persian throne, the or1,a-
nert of which he has become in this short poriod
Of bis reign, and on which lit has boon imposei-
bic Tor him to gain the lovo OF his people,"
, 1873-07-16
The mtclliHQn Indiana.

Lanmng Corresponding u the Detroit Free I'ytsa.
The Rov. George r. Bolts, Of this city, Indian
Agent for Michigan, has recently returned from
a trip among the Indians iu Northern Michigan,
during which important business matters wore
arranged. In 1856 treaty was made between
the Government aud. tho OttawaB and ChippewaB
Of Michigan, by which every malo Indian Of 81
yoara Of age was to have homestead, heads Of
families eighty dBingle Inliausf forty acres
and reservations Of land were made for this pur-
pose. Thoro are about 5000 people Of al ngcs
In these tribes at present. In the distribution
OF patents about 200 Indiana were overlooked
aud wero without any land. Patents have aince
been issuod to these Indians, but since 1866
large number Of Indians hayo become Of ago,
hut were not entitled to any lands under the
treaty. In June, 1879, Congress passed a law
that all Of that particular casB could select
lonosteadB of forty and eighty acres on those
rosorvationB undor tho homestead laws upon
thu certificate Of the Agent. Tho recent trip Of
1ls. Belts has boon to receive the selections Of
thBse lands. The business was closed aud tho
patents are soon to bo issued. An important
fact Is that tho balanco Of these Indian rcsorva-
tim not takon under tho treaty, being the prop
cry Of tho Government, will now be returned to
m.rket. Tho entire amount 30 returned to mar
KIT il oyor loo, 900 acres, md comprises eone
Vc:y choice farming and timbered lands. They
Ars principally located in Mason, Ocoana. Grand
1nvorse, and Chsboygan Counties, and some of
them ara valuable for pine.