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CLAIRVOYANT.

M ADAnE N. =. MADDOX,the celebrated
41 Clairvoyant, Fortune reller and Doctress can
now located at Market Square, rear of the Dollar
Store, owposte ohe Horse Car Depot, where she can
be consulted by all who wish to make her a call
Madame Vi. has had large experience in tell
ing fortunes, searching cut lost, hidden or stolen
treasures, &C., and never known to be at tault
10 not miss this opportunity of consulting the great
est fortune teller ofthe age. Per entering ntoany
new business or profession, the con ucting O. which
they do not understand will find il to the.r adyan-
tage to pay her visit. She can torete the DESTINY
OF friends in any part of the world and describe them
perfectly. She also describes all manner OF disease
Inat hesh is heir to- and gives medicine for the same
She has given universal satisfaction to all who have
consulted her IN her constant travels since she was
seven wears DID,
Good testimonials given il desired
Terms, Gents 81 90; Ladies 5O.cents. Ofacs hon,s
rom \. NJ. to PIP. NJ ocoSt,
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Wanted

A General Agent to manage the sale of my publi-
"A cations in Maine. Address. stating age, ex-
perience, &C., w. D. HOLLAND,
ja13d&w1w Springfield, Mass.
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vaults Cleaned and Ashes Re.
moved
a III uRDERS promptly attended to By calling ct
al .aooressmz X. GIBSON,
lAnAuu 6Ss Congress Street
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RAILROADS.
PORTLAND &WORGESTER LINE
Portland & Rochester II. r.
DECEMBER 5, 1876.

,z=----,,, Trains will run as follows
Erp@fsa.s leave Portland at 5.3O n. M,
so, $50 and $40 p IN.
80 A. N. Accommodation for Worcester. Ar
rves at Rochester at 955 a. M, (connecting with
Eastern and Boston & Maine Railroads.) At
Nashua LAT a.. m, Lowell 12.l5 p. M,
Boston LIS p. m, Aver Junction Il. 40 p
m, FiIchbur2 LIS p. M, and Worcester
at 2.10 p. NJ, connecting with trains South and
West
$50 r. MI. Steamboat Express through to
New London without change. Con-
meets at Rochester for Dover and Great
Fails, at Eppinx for Manchester and
Concord at Nashua for Lowell and
Boston, at Aver junction for Fitch.
bnrs and the West via II OOsac Tunnel
Line, at Worcester with Boston q Albany
Railroad for New York. at Putnam with
"Boston g. Philadelphia Express Line" for
Pbiiadelphsa, Baltimore and W ash
ingtOn, at New London with Norwich
Line Steamers. due at Pier No. 40, North
River New York, at 600 a. NJ.
$50 z. M. Mixed Train for RO hester.
6.10 Y. M. Local for GOrham
Trains leave Rochester at 100, all. and AS a.
m. arriving in Portland at 9.35 a. m, *l.2O and
t5 10 p IN.
Leave Gorham 600 a. M, arriving at Portland GAO
a m
MIXED
Steamboat Express stops only at Sprngvale. AL
fred SacO River. Gorham, Saccarappa and West.
brook, making close connection with through trains
of Maine Central and Grand Trunk Railroads
oe4dtf j. M. LUNT, Supt.
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WANTS..
W3mfed.

A GENTS to sell the "Boston'' Gas Burner, the
"A best in the world saves from Is to 40 per cent,
in your gas bills territory iree send so cents for
sample "BOSTON" GAS BURNER CO.,
jan1Sd1w 517 Washington ST., Boston,
DEADY to dispose of the State of Maine 10
h Agents. We have New Article, which is
selling rapidly in other States. Call at 1874
MIDDLE STKEET, before Jan. 23d.
jan1R d3tS
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M EDlCAL.
$1OO.

WORTH $1OO.
WEAKNESS, Nervousness, Confusion, Pale
w Blush Skin, Loss OF Vitality in either sex, at
any age condition In life married single, in the
young epecialy, all can be cured by simple remedy.
Send one dollar with your address plainly written.
and yon will receive the remedy without other ex-
pense, that must cure you. Address
DIR. f. MOORE,
ja16d1wt Box 1883. Portland, Me.
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STEAMERS.
FOR HARPSWELL.

,1sanzs STEAMER MAGNET
h.HnA HCapt. Curtis, will leave end ~
kzszesSzsasa9 Portland Pier Monday. Fridav
rs-s--zz-zzskszzass and Saturday at o m. Return,
ing. leave Harpswell Monday, Tuesday and satur-
Great Chebeague Islands eachway. For freight.
apply to CAPTAIN On board.
octIl dNNVtf
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For sale.

'gNHE Fishing Schooner Sargasso; thirty t3O, tons
Il burden, new measurement; well found in ssiis
anu iiss'hs' VIII De sold sold low Tor cash. Apply 10
o,,s PERLEY, RUSSELL Il 20,
ahouu No. 81 Commercial Street,
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1RO i LLJs
HOTEL DIRECTORY.
Embracing the leading Hotels in the State at which
the Daily PRESS NAV always be found.
AUBURN
ELM House, Court. st. w. g. S5 A. Young
Rr0prietOrs.
AUGUSTA.
Augusta Heuse, State So. Harrison ssaa.
er, Proprietor.
BATH.
Bath Hotel, q. M. Piumuser, Proprietor
BOSTON.
Parker House. School s.. n. ID. Parker IL
ST. James Hetel-J. Es. Crocker, Propri7
etOr.
fremont House, fremont st.-Chavip,
saurney & Co. Proprietors.
BRUNSWICK, EEE.
CAPE ELIZABETH.
Ocean House-J. p. Chamberlain, Proyri-
etor.
CALAIS.
Hnterna!ional Hotel, w. D. stmpsons
Proprietor.
CORNISH.
Cornish House, M. B. Davis, Proprietor
DANvHLLE JUNCTION.
Csark,s Dining Hall, Grand Trunk Rail-
way Depot, MI. w. Ozark, Proprieior.
DEXTER.
Merchsnts' Exchange III OteI, Dexter, Rse.--
w. G m OrrEfl, Proprietor.
ELLswORTm.
City Hotel.-N. FL. Higgins 81 Sons, Pyops
HIRAM.
Mt. Cutler Aeuse,-Hiram Bsstan, Pres
przetors
LEWISTON.
Dewiss House, Quinby 81 Murch, Pro-
PrleIgr.
LTTTLETON, n H.
Thayers Hotel, Ka. l.. Thayer. Proprietor.
MACHIAs.
Eastern Motel.-E. e. Stoddara. ssres.
NaILLBRIDGE.
Atlantic House, Gee. A. Hopkins, Pre-.
prietor.
NORREDGEWOCK.
Su1fortA FL louise, Id. DaniOrth. Eropsie
NORTH HsTRATFORD N.R.
willard House, g. y. Bailey s. Go, n
prietors.
PEAKS ISLAND.
Uaien kEouse-W. II. yOnes. Proprsssev.
PARIS HILL.
Hubbard Hotel, HI. Hubbard, rroyrtescY
PHILLIPS.
Bardcn House, Samuel Farn,ers Proprf.
et0r.
PORTLAND.
Adams III 0use, Temple st. Charles Adam
Perry's Hotel, I17 Federal 81. 3. g. Perry,
Proprietor.
CITY Hotel, Cor. Congress and Green 81.
J. X. Martin, Proprietor.
PrebIe House, Congress st. Gibson Il Co.,
Proprietors.
st. Julian Hotel, Cor. Middle and Plum
SITS. q. Il. Ward, Proprietor.
q. 9. Hotel, Junction of Congress q nd Fed.
erRi SITS. Timothy Wolcou, Proprietor.
Commercial aaouse-E. d. Sanbora As Go.
RropKieeors.
SK0WHEGAE.
EIrner HOUSE, w. G.. MeseitoM, Px svr,-
efGr.
WEST NEWFEELD.
West NewGeid Eouse, II. G. Holmes. Pro-
PrietOr.
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BOARD.
BOarderS Wa
o;pOIa raptIonoop onl N
NOTICE OF FORECHOsURE.

gEyWO single gentlemen and a number of table
Il boarders can find excellent accommodation at
294 Congress street, up stairs. nov11dtt
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TO LET

To Let.
nN Melbourne street. Cottage house nearly new,
" containing 10 rooms, good cellar, hard and soft
wate- gas &c Large yard, so foot front first class
stable, shed &c. Rent reasonable to right parties
Inquire OF
M, ADAMS,
ja13d4w 81 LIZ Exchange St.
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NAsA-nIc AMI SEDCALIlES,
The Central Hotel and several adjoining
buildings at Long Branch were burned last
week. Loss about $4,000 The property was
fully insured.
The Welland Vale Manufacturers Company 3
works, at St. Catherine, Ontario, were burned
Saturday. Loss $4,000.
A fire at Winona, Mimi, Sunday destroyed
Simpsons block. Total loss on building and
contents, from $65,0OO to $4,000; insurance
$4,000.
A fire in Edinburgh, Clarion county, Pa,
destroyed twenty-five buildings in the business
part of the town. Loss, 100000.
The American ship Geo. Green, Capt. Viii.
cox, for Enderberry Island from Queenstown, is
probably wrecked off the coast of Deyopsbire.
Fragments of wreckage have been coming in
for several days, including chest of drawers
containing many of the ships papers, and also
private letters to Capt. Wilcox and his wife,
Some fragments of a small boat have come
ashore In the parish of Ringmore, and large
whale boat at Northecombe with the trawl in
position, and the blackboard of another boat
with the name "Geo. Green, New York.
Alexander Barton, cashier of the Nationa
Bank OF Fishkill, is charged with defalcation
to the amount of between $4,000 and 100000
Another OF the stolen New York mail-bags
has been found in Montreal at the express
office: with drafts and checks Oh Boston from
Philadelphia amounting to S44,3O1.
Five oyster schooners while being towed out
from Eastern bay. Maryland, by steam tugs,
were cut through by ice and sunk. Crews
were all rescued and taken to Annapolis. 1t is
stated that from sixty to seventy oyster vessels
are stil ice-bound in the Eastern bay, whose
crews are 10 great destitution and suffering for
food.
The movement of the ice in the Ohio River
has been almost general from Pittsba-g to Cal
70, entaihpg heavy losses, chiefly upon owners
OF coal boats and barges. despatch fIom
New Bend, II miles below Cincinnati, reports
over 200 coal barges passing there in the zee.
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SEARCH FOR CASTAwAYS.

SIXTEEN sHIPwRECKED MEN AND ONE WOMAN
REPoRTED on AN ISLAND IN THE PACIFIC
THE UNITED STATES STEAMER ALERT IN
SEARCH or THEM. EN
WASHINGTON, May 9. 1877.
Rear Admiral Reynolds. commanding tho Asatic
station, In despatch to the Navy Department dated
Yokohama May TO- reports that he was about sending
the United States steamer Alert 10 search Tor ship
wrecked persons supposed to be on some island near
Dampicr Straits, latitude deg. 81 min south and
longitude 80 Deg 80 min. cast
SOURCE or INFORMATION.
Tho information which prompted Admiral Reynolds
to send tho Alert 10 make this search received
from tho master or the bark Agate, which was In that
vicinity In February last. That vessel was boarded BY
natives IRON Batlanta King William and other islands,
and informed by one OF the chieis that
on some Of the islands 10 the nUrthward there were
sixteen white men and one woman. The Information
was communicated by signs and in broken English and
hardly intclligiblc. f4t4l4
10 The direction no pointed the islands Of Car
men, Lama and Mayhem well as other smaller onos,
anu II impossible TO tell how far on the ship.
wrecked people might be- t14@.s n
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DIVIDING NEW YORK.
From the Syracuse Journal.l

From the Syracuse Journal
The bill to create tho state OF Onondaga and to
leave New York city tho adjacent counties up the
Hudson TO the northcry boundary OF Putnam county
10 constitute tho State OF Manhattan, had It's impulse
in Joke but IL was the cause OF considerable sober
discussion OF tho proposition. The diversity and in
compatibility OF interests aud tendencies scarcely less
marked in business than political respects which
exist between the city OF New ork apd the remainder
OF Tho state, furnish strong argument In favor Of
division OF the state Of Now York. The people
within the city quite different In character
aud from tnosc outside Of the CITY, ana TINS
difference Is not rcconcilabIc New York city
desires 70 lct alone In respect TO hcr own AFFAIRS
and tho people OF the interior, heartily sick OF having
any relations with the city, arc entirely willing TO
leave to her own fate, provided only that the IN
ter,or may relieved OF the threatened danger OF BE-
inr controlled politically and otherwise by tho masses
OF unthinking and irresponsible people who have
crowded the city and determine By their votes by
whom and how city and state shal DO governed
compact community with largo representation ACT
Ing In harmony OF purpose, with plant and and Will
ing Co operation oil sympahizing elements IRON Inc
INTERIOR would give the legislation Of the State hence
forth into the keeping OF tho Tammany organization
IL may be that only TO avoid such an untoward
result will DO tho division OF the State.
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MYSTERIOUS STATEMENTS TOUCHING THE RECORD
OF THE LATTER.

MYSTERIOUS STATEMENTS TOUCHING THE RECORD
OF THE LATTER
From the Louisville Argusl
Wo have u from undoubted authority that just pre-
vious TO General Grants departure for Europe no sent
o message TO Hayes, through General Sherman, which
was IN substance about this:-'That General Grant
purposed to give Mr.. Hayes hearty support and did
not ntond to exert any adverse influence against tho
admin ration to advocate the prcermcnt OF any
body but II he laycs should be deceived by the as
scrtion that Bristow had wnged tho whskcy war Tor
worthy purposes alone, and not TO advance his own
ambitious dcsigus, and should, IN consequence, send
his namo 10 tho Senate for any position, he tGrani)
would deem Il duty 10 himself ana 10 the country TO
20 before tho Senate and make some statements which
might not be brought 10 light"
Tho authority upon which the substance Of the
above message 10 narrated Is SO direct and 80 good
that our rcadcrs may accept II without cavil The
s,atements which tiraut threatens 10 make refer.
among other things TO paper which he had cx-
amined and which a dozen other persons knew was at
one time flo In the Treasury Department, but
which has mysteriously disappeared
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McvEAGH TO BUTLER.

THE PHILADELPHIA LAWYER RETURNS THE LAST
THRUST OF THE LOWELL pLEADEn
PHILADELPHIA. June Q, 1871.
Mr.. Wayne Mcvcagh furnished the following letter
In reply 10 General Butler the press this evening":
PHILADELPHIA, June 6, 1877.
General b. +. BUTLER, Washington, ID. c.
car you have overw0rkcd your nvcctive faculties,
for your long and nborcd letter Of to-day shows signs
Of falling powers and will go fnr to destroy that rcpu-
tation for effective scurrty which you have sedu-
lousy ioslcrcd Tho issue between you aud
me was OF your own seeking, and is
So plan that you cannot obscure II by any
amount OF misrepresentation, however irrelevant or
vulgar You deliberately wrote and published concern-
ing mo four sheer falsehoods, without particle OF
Foundation Tor any oil them. Thcreupon prompt
Iy put you on tho national piory with very icgible
statement Of your offence upon your forehead As You
have endured your punishment for nn entire week,
and now virtually cooess that every statement made
by you was untrue, have objection 10 your getting
down, but yon must not suppose that placed you
there In resentment only Ny CHIEF purpose WINS
10 exhibit you MS warning TO younger men,
ability and energy you had become the
lcpcr OF our pocics ny reason OF the general convic
ton that you habualy Disregard The eighth and ninth
com That purpose has been FULLY answered
by the comments OF the country upon your character
aud have further Interest IN the matter. shall
tako the trouble 10 deny any new iaschoods
you may think II TO your advantage TO invent about
me TOR those know me Will not believe anything
you say against me- and those who know you oil course
will not believe anything you say ag ,insl anybody.
WAYNE McvEAGH
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Y. NJ. c. A. CONVENTION.

LOUISVILLE, KY, juno o, 1871
The twenty.sccopd annual International convention
OF the Young Mems Christian Association was held
this city to-day. Russell Sturg.s, Jr, Of Boston,
called the ASSOCIATION to order He spoke briefly OF
the success which attended its labor at all points
during tho past year, ard oi the increased RESPONSE
biny resting upon the further prosecution OF their
work. Devote exercises were conducted by Rev.
Or. Cushing, OF Cleveland, and Rev. Dr. Hooper, Of
Selma Ala.
A committee OF from each state and Province
was appointed 10 nominate permanent officers Pend.
ing the report OF the committee H. ihane Miller. Of
Cincinnati, conducted devotional exercises IN which
Rev. Drs. simpson, Jones, Weaver and Chadwick, OF
IouIsvilc, parucipatci The committee on oraaniza
ton reported the following officers, who wcro
elected president, Jonn " Farwcn,- Of Chicago;
Vice Presidents Mcssrs. Wi!kic, OF Ontario /;
Jennings, Of Pennsylvania; Black, OF Georgia;
Chc,ver, Of OHIO; Mcdonald, OF New Jersey; ARM
strong OF Alabama; Lipsc OF Nebraska, and Field, Of
Indiana. Secretaries Mcssrs. Horton, OF Indiana
DAVIS OF Alabama; Chaplin, OF Iowa; Palmer, OF
Arkansas, and Lewis, of Massachusetts
Nj s,urg,s introduced Mr.. Farwci, the President
eject WHO made brict speech thanking the Convcn-
ton Tor tho conferred and congratnatin- them
upon tho favorable auspices under which they had
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PHI BETA KAPPA.

About eighty members Of tho tme-honored college
association, Phi Boia kappa, met last night at Del
monicos for the purpose Of efecting organization
under that name 10 embrace aiumni from all colleges
Tho meeting was presided over by Stewart
/. woodiord. Addresses were delivered by
Rev. Drs Potter and rockingham. Pro-
lessor Barnard, OF Columbia College; Judge
Curtis OF tho Superior Court General Webb, President
OF tho College Of the CITY oil New York; Ex-Governor
Chamberlain, OF South Carolina; Chancellor Crosby,
Rcv. DR. Brooks. Rev. stephen H. Tying. Jr., and
others The speakers warmly advocated the estab-
l.shmont OF Intellectual ASSOCIATION whose influence
would act as a corrective TO tho body polite and be the
means OF disseminating sound and logical ideas on all
matters oil public Importance A collation. followed
the addresses, after which large number signed tho
roll OF the new organization.
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present democratic party Hayes 10 President dc scto
paid little attention 70 his promises, but no has
taken his post and carried them out do has done Az
that Tildcn could have done so lar as Louisiana ana
south Carolina are concerned Ho has given
them back that heart OF great price,, no has
given back that jewell that life blood
OF good government. wnch makes all else
tho ark OF the government and placed u where be-
longs. He has commenced civil service reform; he
has ordered his officers to turn out bad men aud 10
turn useless officials who iced upon the people as
drones in the hives, ana applaud him Tor these thngR
Will approve OF whatever good he does, and viii con-
denim Whatever he does Of evil This ID the duty Of
every patriot Is II not time that should SINK the
partisan into the patriotY Tho South never sought
any pccuniary advantage from the government OF tho
Congress seventeen years, and in my own dis
trict IN Eastern Georgia, and ! FAY 70 you
now that ! never got dollar out OF tho Treasury
for Que single spot IN that district was not sent
there steal Every dollar taken from the Treasury
TOR one particular LOCALITY IL an injustice 20 tho
rest OF the country, and tell you, TO the
glory OF my constituents that in the seventeen years
asked mo to do IT, We have . grand country our
sclves-a goody land, magnificent heritage, all that
good man needs In this world. We can be quite
prosperous and happy " we viii stand by the old
landmarks and sustain good progress Lot us nang
banners the outer walls, neither chagrincd ny
trcacnery, dshonrtened by dcscron nor overawed by
deIent Let US display magnanimty as great as tho
we'll Tor US and our children ana our chdren's chill
drcn, "tiIl timo snail be NO more. y NsNNss
Tho local democratic paper, In noticing the speech,
said that Toombs Is peculiar man and docs not repre-
sent Southern opinion.
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stcrnatica upon my lace he added hurriodly, "iou
know was good swimmer and could got ashore, bu.
in that case should never have COLO hercaway up'
An ANCIENT BuGLE.
Bentz's bufle 10 srcat curiosity IN itsoii. was
originally keyed Instrument, but simple norm
being SUFFICIENT for his pnr pose the keys were cut Oh
and the holes thus lott stopped With patches OF brass
soldcrcd over The copper BODY oil the instrunens ~
spotted all with bits OF solder used In stopping
the holes worn or battered into u from tmv 70
time. One very large hole Is plugged WIN
putty from tho outside and cracks and flaws arouni
all tho joints wound with pnck cord and thread dc-
note the general decrcptude OF tmeworn instru-
menI When II came into the hands Of BenH u was
Older than any body knew, having been used or NE
tune by his predecessor IN Office, the father OF Mr
Avery, at present Jnstice OF the Peace at Highland
Falls.
out OF respect for tho old mans infrmities. the
cadets longer play tricks as they used upon
Bcniz. One OF tho traditions OF the Academy
Of certain parade at which bcntz was
called upon play, but could not, tho iaus
having previously stuffed his instrument Wnon
asked why he did not sound tho call, hc rcplied:-
mails IN dc pusle sr!''
1t is common thing nowadays, whom tho otd man
happens to feeble than usual IN us blowing,
Tor the lads 10 shout. .Nais in de pueie."
The cadets entertain tho kIndGst feelings Tor tho
old veteran and subscription has been started among
them 10 buy him silver bu-lc place Will
probably be found in the Museum for inc old ono
In consequence oi his failing sight Bentz cannot
recognize faces few feet distant aud some time ago
one OF tho negro servants employed about The bar
racks passed him IN tho area The mnn carried him-
self well that the bugcr mistook MN for an officer
and did not discover has mistake until the lads VINO
Witnessed tho occurrence chaIed him ABOUT ''rccog'
Dizing tho fifteenth amendment"
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TOOMBS FOR HAYES.

THE GREAT 1nRECoNcILADLE TALkINd RECON-
cILIATIoN--HE RECOMMENDS PATRIOTISM
AND MAGNANIMITY.
From the Cincinnati Gazette
General Bob Toombs, the great irrcconcilnbc, made
speech at 10, Springs, Ark. tho other evening which
was displcasng 10 hts audience Among other Things
tho Georgian snd:
do not ike Tho principles of the present so-calcd
democratic party but hKc less tue principles ana
practices u, the republican party. Tho democratic
party have not had recently a cnnnce 10 have any
practices all and they took tho best they could get,
ana that was bad principles Hayes got Ia. pot by MS
own act he IS there by the Jolly or incapacity Oh TIC
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POLITICS AND WHISKEY.
THREATENED DEVELOPMENTS CONNECTING THE
TWO INDUCE FoREBoDINGs AMONG ILLINOIS
OFFICIALS.
lsY TELEGRAPH TO THE HenAnD1


[sY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
SpxiyGTIELD, ILL.,, June d, 1871
There seems to DO music In tho air, and IL Is more
than probable that during the present week tho po-
teal Held OF Illinois viii BIO well rakcd and number
OF prominent oicc-holders In almost every branch VI
public serv CO be compelled to la back the private
walks OF life. For u long time II mas been openly
charged that largo number Of Illinois officials have
been us guilty OF dciraudng The government as have
boon tho whskcy rings Of Chicago aud Pck,n. No
matter how corrupt tho whiskcy rings In Illinois have
been during the last lew years Is quite evident that
there are many and prUmincnt politicians
in no state who do like very we'll To incur thor
dispcasure particularly that Of tho Pckin Ring.
OFFICIALS SCARED.
II Is now thought that tho recent visit Of Wcster-
man 10 Washington as was telcgrapbcd to the HERALD
IA lew days ago has resulted IN moro Significance Than
was at hrst suppose. md ms consequences some OF
the prominent oficc.hodcrs nnd political manipu-
intors throughout the state have suddenly become
scized with aud greatly alarmed lest the gov
eminent pap will DO taken from them aud their DIS
honest and fraudulent careers clearly shown against
them.
GOVERNOR CUILoM's VISIT TO THE PRESIDENT
The sudden departure OF Governor Cuilon several
others Tor Wash ngton yesterday has cast shadow OF
very strong suspicion as 10 the proper intention OF
thor VISIT, Dcng, supposed, the determination TO
undermine a strong and powerful ring, guilty, IL IS
true of fraud corruptioniD their efforts TO prove
protnIno officers OF the government as guilty oil
crime as the Ring itself mas been.