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The Portland daily press., 1867-06-15
Saturday Morning, June Is, 1867.

Base Ball Match in Hartford.
Especial Dispatch to the Press by international Lno
HARTFORD, Conn, June H.
AT the game of base ball on the PARK mere
to-day, between the Athletics and Charter
Oaks, the score stood as follows ;-Athletics
35, Charter Oaks Is. b.
fro THE ASSOCIATED PREss
HARTFORD, CT, June IA.
A game of base ball was played on the Park
this afternoon, between the Athletics of Phil
adelpha and the C ~ an OAKS Of this ~ re
for the Charter Oaks. The game was wit
messed by large crowd, and the weather was
fine.
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LECTURES.

4 NEW course of Lectures os Il. liverIa of IN.
"A New York Museum of Anatomy, will be sent
10 parties unable to attend them they arc of vital
H9poptance 70 an the subjects consisting of How to
Oin Age, Manhood generally reviewed OF The treat
ns anu cure Of indigestion, Flatuency and Ncr-
aous seases, Marriage PhilOsophcally consider ed
etc. Inese Important Lectures will be forwarded
@ OF Jour stamps. by addressing Secretary,
Ne eSs t prnad Maseum OF Anatomy and Science.
May 81. T,f&S3ms
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Notice
Just Received

wv G. DwINA has this Gay Withdrawn from
w. our firm by mutual consent.
ID. W. TRUE & CO
May q, 1sC7- MAY 2s. 3wd&w
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Senator Wade's Party-Lynch Law in
Kansas.

~ -, 1ANDOTIE, Ma, j une 10.
Senator Wade's party passed through here
this evening en- route to st. Louis. A crowd
surrounded the hotel and called upon. Mr..
Wade for speech, which he refused to give,
saying he would not speak in a city where
lynch law reigned, and men were butchered
without trial. He alluded to the case of the
two colored men who were arrested last night
charged with numbering a farmer named Nc
Mann a few days ago, and lodged in Jail, but
and hung up, but the rope breaking they were
shot to pieces in the Court House yard where
their bodies lay nearly all the day The coro-
ner's jury refused to take evidence, and simply
gave verdict of chung by mob" The evif-
dence developed to-day indicates clearly that
the colored men were innocent and that fine
real murderers were the ringleaders of the mob.
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New Orleans Markets.

NEW ORLEANS, June a.
COtton-very active and firm; sales 1900 bales: Low
Middling at 24lc; receipts for the week 2O3S bales
against 30 800 bales same time last yoar; exports for
the week Ala bales; stock in port 49, $50 baes ST.
gar-Lousiana low fair 12tc; prime Porto Rico 13Ic
MCllsses-no quotations. Sterling Exchange 1474 IN
1914. New York sight Exchange 0 &c premium
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AUCTION SALES.
K. M. PATTEN a. CO., Auetioneers
OFFICE EXCHANGE STREET.
Land ON Marion street at Auction.

IN Saturday, june sth, at IL pat IL, OIL the
~ premsies. Marion street, Will be sold Il Lot Of
Land with 'front.' about So feet by about Go ieet
in depth, aijomi the land OF John Cronan.
Terms 1-2 cash; balance and months. Title
perfect For particulars cal on auehoI GERS.
!, ~ The above sale stands adjourned until Satur-
Jay June 10, at 125 o'clock NJ
June Ibid
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An extensive fire occurred at Lake Villaco
this evening. 1t broke out in Peppers woolen
mill, in the finishing room, at Z O'Clock, and
spread rapidly to the knitting and weaving
room, in an adjoining building, thence to P. j.
Coles pillow shop, Pepper, Appieyards g. Co.'S
dye house and Wadlsigh's axe handle shop,
which were totally destroyed. Coles patterns
were destroyed, but his foundry and machine
shop were saved. The Boston, Concord &
and were cleared of every valuable movable
article. Engine companies were present from
Laconia and Meredith Village, and worked
nobly. The fire was got under about 8 10
o'clock. Loss estimated at $4,000; partly in
sured.
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WANTED.
Tenement Wanted-

A NY one having furnished or uuiurnisbed bouse
n on Mupoy Hill t. let, for the summer or longer.
can find tenant who can bring the hest AZ ra7ar'
ences. by addressing "Rent," box SIS, Post once
.Inna Ia. div
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ON Pearl street, between Congress and Cumber-
" land streets, size about 81 Uy 0 Ieet with ce
lar all stone. This is line location Tor a res idence
Apply to w. ii. JERKS.
June 4. 3wed Under Lancaster Ii all.
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4 PARTNER with Cash capital of few hun
IA dred dollars in meat market doing good cash
business. Inquire of
w. III. JERRIS,
june11dlws Under Lancaster Hall
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just INPCtIVVU,
A LARGE lot OF Rain Wafer Filterers and Water
N Coolers. Also on hand Rerigeratsrs and lee
Chests of all sizes. i. &c. b NASH.
May 4. diff ia Fore Street.
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Horse at Auction,

DM1la tioRDAY, June 18Th, at IL NJ, in front of
well ltnoyy nan, will lie sold the Horse ST Andrew
Unnter tn ~, the Canalas rs Steep Chase and
,ner ths horse thorou shy broken good in harness
OF uet .d , saddle May be seen at Glsons stable
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Auction Sale of Quar,ermaster's

OFFICE OF THE A A. O. NJ,
Fort Preble, Me-, june 18th, 1887 !
WILL be sold at public auction at Fort Pl eUloon
Ii o'clock A M lot OF stores consis ing in part OF
sioishs, G.miets,
Wagons, Bunxs,
Eiies, moL-e Blankets,
Basehets, &c., &e.
Plane Irons,
~ Sale Positive. Terms cash in Government
funds.
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WANTED suit of UNFINISHED rooms, with
board, in the upper part OF the city, about the
middle or last Of July.
Best OF references given and required Enquire
of w. Fl. JERKS, under Lancaster Hall. je11diws
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Fire.

BOSTON, June IA
The crockery ware house OF d. B. Gardner
q Co., on Broad street, was damaged by fire
this evening to the estimated amount of $4,000
Fully insured in New YORK and Boston offices.
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June 6-dt.

SECONDHAND Granite Caps, Stills, Band, Door
- and Windows suitable for 5 ore front; Iron
Door, Iron Wash Boiler; lot Board Furrng anl
Cellar kock for sale low. re.l.
ID. L. DELAND. $3.50
June 6-dtf No. rs Green Street
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AGENT Wanted.

TN first class Lite Insurance Company to act as
i eauvasser Tor the city and assistant to General
Agent. A good opportunity for a. energetic and
reliable man. Address with references,
jel4d1w GENERAL AGENT, Box 1722 L. ..
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House ON Congress Opposite Head
OF india st , at auct;on

ON SATURDAY, JUNE 18th, at three O'Clock
will be sold new wooden dwelling house bnllp sincc
the fire by the present owner and occupant = a
Swett 1t was built or service and durabliIy oni
can be moved at slight expense. House one and n
half storIed "A by 27 addition 16 by Is; wood house
II by ID. 10 be removed in one werk from day of
sale. june13dtd
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TO LETT

no LETT ! sss.}1
In New Canal National Bank Building. Middle ST.,
One Store on the Lower Story;
OFFICES IN THE THIRD STORY,
ONE HALL IN FOUR I'll STORY.
Apply at Canal National Bank, Middle St.
Aprjl TO- dtf ~7f Hter-uf
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House and sign Painting.
FOR SALEy

4 q NICE Emery Wheels, with table, Shaft for
lOWheel at each end and counter shalt, but little
used. .--
Also four Vuleanized Wheels and two arbors, win
be sold very reasonable. ,'r.l
j. W. PENNEY, s.l.I
Mechanic Falls, Me.
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TEETH TEETH TEETH!
SAN UEL II. CODE,
No. 1856 Congress street,
NEAR HEAD OF GREEN STREET

DIANo F0RTES, Melodeons, Organs, Guitars,
L Vions Banjos, Flut nas Music Boxes Con-
eertinas, Aeeordeons, Tamborines Flutes, flagco-
let's fieaios, Clar onets, ioin Bows, Music stools,
Music Stlnds, Drums, Files, Sheet Music, Music
Books, Violin and Guitar Strings Stere, scopes and
Views Umbrellas, Canes, Clocks Bird cages, Look
nS GR sscs, Albums, Stationery, Pens Ink, Rocking
tic rsef Pictures ana Frames, Fancy Baskets, Chill
drens Carriages and great variety OF oiher articles
Old piauos Taken in Exchange for New.
nyy-pianos and Mclodoons tuned and TO rent.
anil
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quoted at 5Os Produce-Spirits turpentins declined
Cd.
FRANKFORT, june 13-Evening.
United States bonds closed at 775.
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The Turf.

BOSTON, june IA.
AT trotting match yesterday afternoon be-
tween the horses Empress, Shepard Knapp
and Mcclellan, for $500, mile heats, best in &,
Empress won three of the six heats, and Shep-
ard Knapp two. Time, 233 IA; 2.33 1-2; 232;
239; 241; 2.44.
NEW YORK, June IA.
To-day Dexter and Lady Thorn trotted their
third match, for $4,000, two mile heats, best lin
3 in harness. on the Fashion Course. The bet
ting was 800 to $50 on Dexter, who won in
two straight heats, in Adj and 451 10. The
that of Flora Temple, in 450. Both heats
were contested very closely, neither of the
horses breaking.
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Administrators sale of Real L state
in ScarbCrOuoh

Rf virtue of license from the Hon. John A. Wa
II terman, Judge of Probate tor the County of
Oumberand, 1 shall Sell, at Pubic Auction. on
wednesday. June 10, at 3 o'clock 4. NJ. on tbe
premises, about Nine Acres OF Land, with the bud-
iass thereon, situated at Coal Kiln Corner, in the
town OF scarborough, on the nortnwestery side of
the County Road leading from Portland 10 Buxton
Deing the HOMESTEAD OF the late Henry Knight
deceased z. s. KNIGHT, Admir-.
j. ). BAILEY, Auctoneer.
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$4,000

WANTED. by the Subscriber, an active partner
w with above amount, TO join him in q whole.
sale manufacturing business which will ensure
$4,000 per year to each. A liberal salary will be
allowed FOR personal attention thereo Profits
large and sales certain-which will be July proven
on interview. References given and required. Ad-
dress Ii. p, Portland p. o.
June 4-10t~ biz.
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PORTLAND, June Sd, 1867.
THE stockholders of the Ca co Iron Company are
hereby notified that their annual meeting for the
choice of officers, will be held the Counting Room
of J. M. Churchill on Wednesday, june 18th, 1867,
at three O'Clock z. Nj.
Per Order of Directors
iune5dtd GEO Il. II. JACKSON CJark
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TO LET.
Rooms to Let
For Rent

80 We have at Woodiord's Corner close to the
hs;.:l Horse Railroad, a new story and half house,
.M4A tanning rooms, with good sized stable and
TO. an acre OF ground for garden.
Il. r. DAVIS & CO.,
june .. eodtf Real Estate Agents.
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Horses for Sale
A Good Lot for Sale

A the Horse ka.lr ad Stable. A lew good horses
IA for moving machines. Also two second hand
double harnesses, and a good lot of manure.
June 8. DIV
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AUCTION SALES.
Special Auction Notice

VNHE regular sale of Horses, Carriage, &c will
Juuel5d1t h o. BAIIFY
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For REM


UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
DISTRICT OF MAINE, SIS.
DURoUANT to Munitions from the Hon. Edward
l. Fox, Judge OF the United States District Court,
within and for the District OF Maine, hereby give
public notice that the following Information and LII
bells have been fired in said Court, viz:
An Information against 80 CASES OF BRANDY !;
CASES OF GIN; Is KEGS OF GIN =; L BBL. OF
SPIRITS; l CASE OF SCoTCH WHlsKEY; l CASE
OF MALT WHIsKEY CASES OF MALT WINS
KEY i DOZEN BOTTLES OF CHAMPAGNE ; 500
LBS. NUTMEGs 107 LBS. CLOVES 81 LBS. SRI E !:
seized by the Collector OF the District OF Portland
and Falmouth, on the fifteenth day oil April last
past, at Portland, in said District.
A Libel against THE SCHOONER SARAH B. HAIR
RIS, HER TACKLE, APPAREL AND FURNITURE
seized by the Collector OF the District OF Portland
and Falmouth the fourth day OF May last pas at
Bangor in said district.
A Libel against THE SCHOONER COLUMBUS, her
tackle apparel ana furniture, seized by the Collector
of the District OF Portland and Falmouth, on the
twenty-eiehth day of May last past, at Portland in
said District.
Which seizures were for breaches of the laws of
the United States, is more particularly set forth
in said Information and Libel that a bearing and
trial will be had thereon at Bangor in said District,
on the Fourth Tuesday Of June current, when anu
where any persons interested therein may appear
and show cause, il any be shown, wherefore the
same should not be decreed forfeit and disposed OF
according to law.
Dated at Portland, this tenth day Of juno, A. d.
1867. b.
F.. A. QUiNBY,
Deputy U. s. Marshal,
une 10-d14d Distric. oil Maine.
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A SMART man with $780, to engage in a ligh
IA paying business. Enquire Of
,iJ III. cox & POwARS,
Patent and Employment Agents, 351k Congress st
Portland, Me. s- -. june6d2w
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Lath Savers Wanted.

TWO or three men wanted that thoroughly
L understand the business of saving Laths. to
whom good wages will be paid ana constant employ
ment for the season. None but first rate workmen
need apply to Berlin Mills Company, Berlin Mills
Wharf.
May %. dti CHARLES HAMILTON. AGENT.
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Wanted.
Rent Wanted.

A STRONG, steady indus rious man to do heavy
Awork in a wholesale Pal It ana Oil Store.
Apply between the hours of five and six, at No So
numerical street, je14d3t
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Board Wanied.

ITO purchase, four small Ponies for saddle or car
i rage use State color, age, weight, AMI lowest
cash price. Address ID Z. b." Box 2Ois, Portland,
Me, junel2dtt
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Portland Athen9um.

For sale.
Sn CASKS damaged Nails for salo by
~ SAWYER q VARNE1,
june1sdlw No 20 Commercial ST.
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Republican Mass Meeting at Norfolk, Va.
NORFOLK, Va June H.
"A large Republican mass meeting was held
in the city last evening, the colored element
largely predominating. Addresses were made
by several prominent speakers, who are seek
ing to advance Republican principles and in
terests among our citizens
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nR. ELIZABETH II, ADAMS. of Cone
~ Elizabeth, formerly Mrs Chamberlin. of Port
landl Consultation free at her Office at j. H. Tenn
PIE Co.'S St re- corner Congress and Pearl Streets
Medisines to be had at her office and residence.
March 20. d3m,
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hNE OF Edwards hrst class Pianos for sale; is
Ohrst class in every respect, octaves warranted,
va Also 4 small Soda Fountain.
Enquire at 1rotOn ouse, Center st, Portland.
MAY 26-dtf III ----- -
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TO Let.
FTNHE room over Vickery 81 Hawlev's Dry Goods
i store. No. 81 Free street, now occupied by Her
man S kaler & Co. for Wholesale Millinery and
Straw Goods business. q. lf.t. r..
This room will be vacated some time in June.
For particulars enquire of H. S. KaIer a. Co OIL
NlCkEKf q HAWLEY. l.t June 3dtf
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Front Office,
CECOND Story to let, No 16 Exchange street APP
- to i JOHN NEAL
i-. DO" Or j. + CLAFLIN,
al2f diff No Z, nearly opposite.
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A GOOD second hand "Ca, uga Chief" two horse
Apower Moving Machine. Also fifteen Sheep and
Lambs, suitable lor Market Inquire of
=. .t j. A. MOSES,
Je1ld2ws At L. G. Briggs & Co, 90 Commercial ST.
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DE ULOIs a. WEBB, Attorneys aud
'ounseIIOrs, at the Body House, corner Of
CONGRESS and Chestnut streets. jy26
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Wanted.

A FEW good Male and Female Agents Immediate
IA ly. For further particulars address, with amp,
or call on @t h j. H. WHITE,
q Market Square, up stairs, Portland, Me-
,June5. dam I II
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Flour Barrels Wanted /!

4 IN and after January I'd, 1867, We shall resume
~ the purchase OF Flour Brs. for CASH, at the
Office of the
Portland Sugar Co., o..
51-2 Danforih ST.. i.rt
FebSdu ..r j. B. BROWN x SONS.
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Wanted.
Partner wanted.

A GENTS to canvass Tor The
IA .sMAGIC CLEANSING CREAM, 3,
Applyto N. M. PERKINS CO.,
June7dtf No Free ST., Portland, Me.
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For Lease.
Annual Meeting.

f'HE valuable lot OF land corner of Middle and
1 Plumb Streets, Tor n term OF years. Inquire
OF G.. MITCHELL X son,
Aug. 2e. 1s6G--dtf 11e Fore Street
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CrOckery, Reds, Ice Pitchers, &c,
at Auction

nN SATURDAY, June 18th, at IL o'clock A. NJ,
~ Crockery Ware of every description, Silver Plat
ed Ware OF all kinds, together win Beds Mattress
es, and also SIX Ice Pitchers, seven Watches and
thirty thousand Cigars. june13dtd
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THE Annual Meeting of the Fropiie'ors oi une
i Portland Atheueun, for the choice o, Unee a,'
come hefre Them will be holden on Wein. sday, the
twenty-sixth DAY OF june al u o'clock PM, at Me-
chanics Association Library Room.
NATHAN WEBB, Sec'y.
lime H. 1861 junei2dtd
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-07-24
New York News.

NEW YORK, July 23.-The Mayor
vetoed the resolution granting the Har-
lem Railroad permission to run dunn
my engines between the Erie freight
and passenger depots, on the ground OF
danger to human life and depreciating
property.
Judge Leonard. of the Supreme Court,
granted mandamus compelling the
Excise Board to pay over to the Com
missIoners of the Sinking Fund the bal.
ance In excess Of the necessary expendi-
lures, received from licenses for the sale
OF liquor. These monies amount to
nearly half million dollars for the
month ending May 25.
The Express says the statement re.
Gently published that the annual exCur-
sion OF the fighting members OF the
Roberts wing of the Fenian organiza.
ton would come Off on the 18th OF
August, is entirely devoid OF founda-
ton. No movement of Il hostile char
acter will be attempted until after the
forthcoming general Congress of the
Brotherhood, to be held at Cleveland
early IN September.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-07-24

THE official organ of the French Gov
eminent, as well as the leading journal
of England, are both DESTROYS that the
United States take possession of Mexi-
co. A remarkable article in the Mont
teur of the 7th instant, makes a sugges-
ton to this effect. and it is given out
that this article WAS written under the
direct dictation of the Emperor himself.
1t speaks of the absorption of Mexico
by this country as not only inevitable,
but desirable, and expresses willing
ness to wait for the contamination of
events. The London Times puts forth
similar ideas; but indeed the London
Times has taken this ground repeatedly
during the last dozen years. We fancy
that all these parties will be gratified in
course OF time, but for the present at
least, we are not in much more of a
hurry than they are.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-07-24

1T is stated that over one hundred
million feet of logs are doomed on the
Mississippi, above the Falls of st. An
thony, to be sawed into lumber. A
nearly equal amount has come down
the tributaries of the st. Croix, and the
supply from the Upper Mississippi Is
now abundant to run all the mills upon
the Mississippi as far down as st.
Louis. Eastern Wisconsin and Michi-
gan have likewise yielded increased
supplies. 1t is believed the plentiful
supply must cause a decline in the price
ofiumber, and that building enterprises
will be stimulated thereby. There is
too much waste OF timber, both i'll the
markets. The time will come speedily
when we must economic our magniti-
cent forests.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-07-24

Concerning the hour market, the Gin
cinnah Commercial of yesterday OBJ
serves as follows:
Flour has steadily lost strength in the
market under the influence OF an In
creased supply OF new crop wheat,
which Is being manufactured with more
satisfaction than It usually is so early
in the season. 1t Is to be remarked
though that the stock held here is still
kept low, since 1t has been the policy OF
both dealers and millers to carry no
more or manufacture no more than
seemed to be absolutely necessary to
meet the current consumptIve demand.
There was more of giving way In the
market to-day than there has been for
long time past, and quotations for good
grades have become nearly as unset
tied aud irregular as they were a week
ago for the inferior.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-07-24

ST. LOUIS, July 23.-The base ball
match between the Nationals and En-
pIre' closed at the sixth inning to ena-
BILE the National Club to reach the train
for Chicago, where they play a match
game with the Excelsior Club of that
place tomorrow afternoon. The score
stood-NationRls,5 So; Empires, %.
The Nationals complimented the
Empires very highly, and pronounce
two of its members the best players in
the West,
A., 81, Rockwell, of, Newark, New
Jersey was found dead on the side
walk, corner Of Fourth and Pine streets,
early this morning. II is supposed he
fell from the windo " of his room.
Jno. w. Mathews, Agent OF the U. S.
Express Co., at Weston, No., abscond-
ed with eight to twelve thousand dol
lars belonging to the Company. Math-
ews was a member of the firm of Math-
ews & Co., grocers, which made an as
signment about month ago.
The officers OF the steamer, McGin,
just from Upper Missouri, say that a
band OF $50 Sioux Indians attacked Fort
Rhee tribe, above Fort Stephenson,
and killed three men and drove of 25
ponies. On the same night the same
Indians stampeded a number of Gov
eminent horses and wounded one SOL
der at Fort Stephenson.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-07-24

WASHINGTON. July 23.-In view OF
the complicated condition of political
affairs In Mexico and the grand Franco
Austrian movement in the direction OF
Mexico, these two missions are among
the most important and difhcult; but
under the tenure OF Office law the
affairs remain in allegiance, and the
President has no authority to appoint
Ministers to Austria or Mexico until
the Senate shall again meet and con-
firm their nominations.
" ARLINGTON, July 23.-The Presi-
dent has under consideration the pro-
priety of calling the five district COM
manders to this city, that they may con.
fer with each other as TO the execution
OF the reconstruction acts and deter
mine what means may be adopted to
secure uniform rules of action and
The Judiciary Committee closed the
impeachment Investigation this morn
ing.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-07-24

A SINGULAR trait of the Gypsies is re-
ported by the Dayton Journal. It
seems that some years ago a man
named Stanley, the king of the tribe
In this country, was buried in great
state in the Woodland Cemetery. Since
then no matter where a member of the
tribe in this country has died, the re-
mains have been conveyed to the same
place for interment. Last fall and
winter four children of the tribe died
In Texas, and the remains were sent to
the vault in Woodland, until sufficient
delegation from the tribe could be gath
cred to celebrate the ceremonies proper
ly. The Dayton Journal speaks very
well OF the conduct of the GyPsies in
that neiRhhood.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-07-24

AN official list of the ecclesiastical
dignitarIes now in Rome, shows that
there were present at the canonization
5 Cardinal Bishops, 80 Cardinal Priests,
9 Cardinal Deacons, Patriarchs, a5
Archbishops and 40 Bishops. The
saints canonized on the 2sth, were
Blessed Jehosaphat Ruucevich, Arch
bishop; Blessed Peter De Arbues, and
Nicholas Pichi, with IS companions,
martyrs Blessed Paul of the Cross,
passiunist: Blessed Leonard of Port
Maurice, franciscan onfessor; Blessed
Mary Francis of the Wounds of Our
Lord, and Blessed Germans Cousin, a
poor shepherdess virgin.