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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-07-23
rNsuRANCE COMPANIES.

FIRE ms URANCE COM
ID PANY -lSc ,broRArgp ny rHR LialsLAruSE OF I'M
STATE OF DetAwAgs, wtrn CAPITAL or
ONE HUNDRED fhopsNp DOLLARS
1,Hg PRESIDENT AND SECRETARY ARE REcBIV
aplicaoas for Insurance at .aeir once ~
uiags III general merchandise, ships In port aud tnsi
as, against loss damage by inland transportation o'
goods wares nerehaultzs sud country L9unee an ,ha
con,pnnies in ths cities Of Philadelphia OF New York
Pafes dsured may reposs tho fnlont confidence ~ w
soay ot its capital aud that all losses will be prohp'
"'lO''0" " 'A' DiRECroRS:
At tho auuus election held the ath day OF mstsnt
1876 the Following dirantos were ercleJ To heNe tu
gssrss ieass' los. NsndiubAll, George W pusl,.
sntnI b. kswiin, Samuel floyd, Edward Meinsni
Iohn o. Porter deoge ". sparks, Thomas Me''srs, s
Insurance may be made lor any tme moi 'e H"A '-s
is aillon to the above mode Of lnsuriug property the
,,st VIA snrnpe. Company tyhose charte7 is per
peual ,edec perpetual Insurance real estate lhe ls.
heeong injured, depossi tue otes IN ~
tmore or loss according the uature nI the rlsl %
amount IL ha iusured-but which can he wnuIsM,hd. wn,ad
lnastGmeiby leaving per cent on The amount ueput
etid IA eeyed l., he p,nch more Rdvantageonsta
Insured than the formerthe expense IL about o % 10
less and there Is no renewing Of the poheS ''on
Property thai would be insured per Annnm, at % 40 aHa
cents tho 1909, will he insured At az and per uepV
and in liks proportion As the risk Increases ti,iu
petsous mshng insure their property % Ne
formation the subject oiinsuranec VIII appY " '"'
AGENTS as A'0'''"" dE5Rds JONES, President.
JouN MdLsAR, Secretary
SEW CASTLE COUNTY MUTUAL
IN INSURANCE COMPANY.
OFFICE WILMINGTON INSTITUTE,
y CORNER EIGHTH AND MARKET STREETS,
WILMINGTON, Del.
INTEREST ON PREMIUM NOTES REDUCED TO FIVE
"A PEN CENT.
fuHE urineipe of Mutual Insurance Is believed to D
ia aatst And psrieneero iar has provedit TO oelh
We 4st meA Insurance against Loss nf tiRk' ahs
atnush this institution has beeen but ~ years IN en
tho list of insurers Will compare avorepy wa.
nav other; and the II by hFa during thst lmei =
Ih6ue NOT few have been promptly paid, asall VINO nav
hea insured iu this oHice Ahd have had the msioftuh
In g bnrued out can aost The object has been 70 y
cure good list OF safe risks, rather than 20 sven ',
number ot iusui,d without regard to hAzAIus; thus 80
NJ snng tho liability sinking the cash capital IN casa
] ! heavy dsgstsro during the year.
DIRECTIONS.
MISUNDERSTANDING Canby Clement % smyth, 1e
RtslAr,Is.u John A. Duncan, JacoI Pusey, Jonh Voc
rAu, willmm Tanall, Edward 4 belah u" hoW'Au
Bassb1wiss HUNDRRD j Cloud lott, RdWa
Bringhursi. man
~ | CEglariAnA luHDRED-Jamea Riddle
w. NEW GAsqLa HuaDREp.-John uyer:
WuTg CLAY CERBK HuSnaED--A, T. shannon
WILLIAM CANDY, President
s. H. sMIrH Secretary aud rrsAsurar
4 J. Oulce hours from TO ani from TO q
January l6 ls66-Y
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-07-23
~, An sTATFsMAN Nw1TMTNGTON. TUESDAY, JUDY 23 1857
GROCERIES.
GROCERIES. ,,s,, ,s-.
HARLAN 81. BROTHERS,
(suscesaora toaERwARn lh.hlGs)
NO. BEAST SECOND STREET, !,
.,tss st,,taaaN lnBIA H. 4fOft .... 4

HARLAN N bttp fa5HOj IL
(suscssaors to.ERwARD, ,IhR@R) L
NO. s,EAsT SECOND sTRl'lElE9gl', 4 vi.
,1'NgbkaiIllYoN iDRbAwAhE.t aitaa .e,,.4
Groceries, Wines and Liquors.
s.fg, 1qfsedndsisktSt wteaa fsspeetfuIy tiissss 4
Ga rsf sttsYgs tSsRA ri s n IsSss
Nv tber, ioT 6Biainihg 6 wltes ann iqucrs ID their
puuits sghA long expefiee III the prginess Affords ar
sSssass fortie tse ahd DUALITY df their Wines Se.
Amongst tho stock uay be iuund- ..al
cosnse pISaAI RAls d9 sSStt SSlss wGIsssy GISs m
7tits - 81 aisss ittt Htl' n wbhd and bottle, Z
M.lsrn Port Lisbon, s2eet Malage.
Tansritts shstrv Chauipaghd, Claret.
ls. WY dYoles suSA oid in wood and bottles.
Extra 6naiARhBns YhisteS,two y i've years Old
p,sHaypt eHuuut be surpassed. -, ,,b
e@s rpssS Ssis sSshISsS shsSsP Ee tse Sos Wines sn
I1uor' dtsi'itasI III tSrsI Eeg iFE0Ss1s Ss1gslsdTrr4
iayads fhwht df 6d wthea Shd' Liiuors Of various
kuds medicinal PURPOSES, may rect sssarsd o. OBJ
| tanning them Of tho finest quality from hhkhAN
BROTH EKNd East Second stresi, opposite the lower
'''' OLD WINES AND LIQUORS.
Superior old ines and Liquors, for medical Pnfpo5sss
with general assortment Of we'll selected ehouhhihs
always on hand, aud for sale al slr prices BY ,a.
HARLAN BROTHER, No. East Second ~
TEAS, WINES, dRoCEilES; AND MD Liquors oF sufk
Rl0R QUALITY.
Hotels, country trade and supplied whole
sale retail by the cAsk demohn, dozen or package
assorted kinds All orders by post or otherwise re-
ceived giving limit In Price, warranted to be saaiae
tory hlled the goods taken back. Please call aud
examine at tIiARLAN y RRUTnER's, No,3 Rast Second
Street. Wilmington, Del.
Duponts best Eagle Powder In Csuslers and 6S lbs
kegH duck and rifle Also shot Of all sizes suitable io
rail and reed bird shooting in eeason percussion eapa
and dealer In Glover, Timothy Orchard and Herd Graz
seed ali Tor sails by HARLAN \ BROTHER
mY21-ly. opposite the lower Market hous'
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-07-23
R0- Particular attention paid to the
TEA TRADE.
NNtAN WUIT ~ IHu FAIuIuI7
WILMINGTON. DEL.

And all other articles usually keptin Grocery Store
which ha is selling at the
LOWEST MARKET RATES
lIousekeepers are requested to call aud examine his
stock OF goods The subscriber having heen engaged in
ths q ,,ay business In the store of James Morrow for
several yeals feels confident that by strict attention to
business he will give entire satisfaction TO all who may
aue:lem JAMES NJ. JoNEs.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-07-23
JAcOB S. WELDIN

sIzsad REspEcTfuLLY informs the citizen Of Wilmn,
M ton and the public generally, that he has on hand
at hs old esablishedstand, at tho corner OF skA
ENTI and KING Sta general aHsorr lut Of well select
al Family eeres, which he will soil at the lowest
ss and on the most reasonable terms Having for
nuiuhs of years been engaged In the business, he 70
specially invites the pubic to eli and eNAinins HI
stork a. hs feeling on6dent Il will Five satisfaction.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-07-23

The n q. Circuit Court slIs ln INC OouIt
p.sn second story Of the Custom House, IN this
my 'S an The third Tuesday Of june and October.
~ T.sU s. District Court, meets at the same
.,a.a an the second Tuesday in Jsnuary, April,
June and September. .c.-..,s...;on.
Sc superior Court and Court Of General Sessions,
,aheid at Georgetown, on the second MonuSy 0.
clnniv nj Dover, on the fourih,M onday IN April
s"J ',J rom,tb Monday in October; in New Castle
cauntv. az New Castle on the second Monday
C9uuy' GOV. ;he commencement of the April term in
sl.et Heo, ' and ON the third Monday in Nouember:
NJ Court of Ohancery and Orphans Court shall
aE,nepce ~" and be held in New Castle County on
SSs third Monday in February, and mrs, MOI, lon
'ne MS sontember; in Kent County, on the first
lay a. a., after the fourth Monday III March, and
lu'Iu ~ fourth Monday in September; 10 Sussex
7" n,,ntv on the first Tuesday after the second
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-07-23
snn.Ni.IsR,s GUIDE.

stranpers visiting our city will fad the follow y
ing useful for refersnee; E, "a .iils -. =,
Churches, Societies Organizations er 1ss..S,
tions dssiriug 10 be placed ia my s', y,
any changes 10 mike thereln' wl' p'sA'e - i =
the same at this office sq "a q 10 ..
CHURCHES AND cLEReYAEN''' i 's ".
ROMAN CATHOLIC. tl
St. Mary's corner of Sixth ana r'Asri' NV ANV''
P. Reilly. .t..,s. ,-.,. "a Wat atteeta.
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-03
EUROPE.
NEWS sy THE sAsLE.

BRUSSELS, Oct L.
General Prim, the Spanish Reyolutionist,
has been expelled from Belgium, where he had
taken refuge.
FLORENCE, Oct. 1.
1t is rumored that there will be an immed-
late change in the Italian Cabinet, and that
Cialdini win take the place of Ratazzi at the
LONDON, Sept. 80.
The Pan-Anelican Synod has adopted and
issued an address condemning na.ionalism,
Popery and Mariolatry, and seeking to pro.
mote unity in the church. f
There is report on the continent that Ma.
poIeon mas addressed note to the sovereigns
OF the South German States on the subiecf of
Their relations with Prussia, and that in this
note the French Emperor, after calmly dis
cusslng the last circular of the Prussiap Cahi
net urging German unity, asks the Southern
p9tentates to pledge themselves not to pass the
Maine and merge their countries in the new
confederation of the North.
c, FLORENCE, Sept1
Uarioaldl refuses to give the Italian Govern
hlent ms parole not TO engage in hostilities
against the Roman States
LISBON, Sept 30.
The mail steamer Rio Janarjo has arrived.
one brings the following news from the scene
OF war i'll Rio Janario: The combined land and
naval 'GsceS of the allied powers had lombard
the Iarasuayan positions at Curupaity and
ttamoltl, but with what success is not known
The accounts af the attack which had reached
Rio Janario up to the time the steamer sailed,
We're SO conflicting that no definite of the re-
could be formed.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 80.
The steamer Austrian, from Quebec has ar.
rived out
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 1.
The bark Lima, from Antwerp for New York,
has put into Portsmouth barber in damaged
condition.
Adyices has been received here that the
East India ship NJ. Rideout, from Singapore to
Bostod, has been ashore and would dischorge
her cargo at Padang.
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-03

NEW Kirk, OOC. z.
The Times special says there is no doubt that
the Maryland militia, composed mostly of reb-
els, would willingly march to Washington to
take iorcible possession of the Capitol during
the session of Congress, and at the parade in
Baltimore of the 3rd MARYLAND Zouayes. on
Monday, remarks were made to that effect
Gen. Eagan is pressed as successor to CALI
cot, -
The Treasurer intimates that but few DAYS
VIII DE gwen Messimore to resign his revenue
commissioning at New York
j. Francisco Chairs, Republican, is elected
delegate to Congress from New Mexico
TIE public debt statement will not be ready
for three days. The reduction of the debt is
small.
The impressions of the examiner are that
the cashiers defalcaticn in the First National
Bank of Milford, Conn, will exceed $4,000.
A company of the 18th Infantry has lett for
Phillip, West Virginia, OH account of rebels
greatly harrassing unionists there.
The Herald's special says all sorts of stories
are ahoat as to the future movements of the
Maryland militia; that they will be sworn into
the U. $. service on a call of the President for
troops; that they will take possession of the
approaches to Washington, Isolate the Capital
from the northeast and west while Congress is
being overturned and the members arrested as
revoiutionists.
1t is understood that fresh negotiations are
pending between Secretary Seward and the
Government of San Domingo for the purchase
OF a naval Station at the bay of Samaira
Dennis McCarty of Boston had foot crush
ed by the Jersey Ferry boat yesterday, and
was taken to the Belvidere Hospital e
The Tribune special says official statements
show that Stanton promised arms to the Gov
ernor of Maryland, but was removed before
fulfilling the promise. Subsequently Gen
Grant declined to do so on the ground that the
law does not authorize substitution of artillery
for other arms.
The next National Republican Convention is
to be held at Chicago
The Times says the death of Sir Frederick
Bruce Is an especial misfortune at time when
negotiations are pending with government
which is not always disposed to approach Great
Britain IN spirit of generosity and forbear-
ance His post was most onerous and perplex-
ing, and each occupant finds his labors more
exaeting than those Of his predecessors.
The Governor Eyre controversy has assumed
a new phase. Capt Marlborough, an Ameri-
can officer, deposes that Gordon entered into
negotiations with him TO purchase an armed
ship and munitions of war
The Posts special says Gen. Grant positively
refuses to have anything to do with unsettled
claims before the War Department.
The Posts special Washington dispatch saws
Gen. Grant, in conversation few days since
with two Republican members of Congress-
SAID that If it should seem TO be the will of
Providence and the desire Of the American
people that he should be Presipent, he would
not feel at liberty to resist the one OF disap-
point the other,
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-03

BOSTON, Oct. z.
Ticknor & Field, of this city, Charles Dick
ens,s American publishers, received to-day a
cable cable dispatch announcing definitely that Mr.
Dlckens Will come to this country to give a
sites s.Il Oh readings from his own works, in the
Princ.pal cities Mr.. Dickens will arrive in
ISoe =, and viii begin his readings the first
DR.. Hayes, the Arctic exnlorsr ia,;-,e,,el the
introductory lecture of the Marca III arv
course, this evening" to large and;nnoo u 4,
subject was The Land Of the Iceherc y and
was great success eoehS, anu
The annual report of the cashier of .ho p.,,-
OF California shows the transactions IS LIN tI,a
year TO be S62O00000. Vi tie
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-03
New York Items.


NEW YORK, Oct. 2.
Hon Samuel Hooper, Gen. Butler and
number of Boston gentlemen will be present at
the reception of Gen. Sheridan at the Union
League Club rooms tomorrow night.
Senior Romero, the Mexican Minister, was
the recipient of grand dinner this evening,
given by prominent citizens OF New York He
made lengthy address, reviewing the past and
present OF Mexico, and recognizing the import
ant services of the United States in securing
the success of the Republican Government in
that country.
Two bodies have been found in the ruins Of
the Newark boiler explosion.
The Herald's Louisville special says John
Goldsby and Joseph Phillips have been arrest
ed, charged with robbing Adams Express.
Hon. Jonathan Sturges, A. +. Stewart, Judge
Hilton, Prof Rogers and others are passengers
from Europe per the steamship Catea.
The, Naval School ship Portsmouth is an
chored off the battery.
Twenty thousand tons of Pittston coal were
sold to-day at auction at from s5445 to $475 per
ton.
The ladies. reception of Gen. Sheridan takes
place at the Union Club house tomorrow, be-
tween one and two p. NJ The citizens recep.
ton VIII take place ON his return from Boston.
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-03

CHARLESTON, S. c., Oct. e.
Gen. Candy has issued an order prohibiting
all Provost Courts from exercising jurisdiction
over any case involving titles to land OF in
any civil causes where the claim exceeds $500,
Gen. Candy has also signified his intention
70 modify the order of Gen. Sickles closing bar
rooms throughout the second military district.
New ORLEANS, Oct. g.
The yellow fever interments during the "a
hours ending this morning We're ga.
Judge Duplanties has decided that the new
School Board were appointed when no vacancy
existed, and DEGREES that the board are not
qualified and are forbidden to perform the du-
ties Of directors of the public schools He also
decides the resolutions of the councils repeal-
ing all ordinances touching the public schools
are null; because they conflict with the act of
tthe Legislature and in violation of the charter
by having been passed, both boards;the same
day. No appeal viii be taken
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-03
New York MARKET,

NEW YORK, Oct g.
Cotton-active; sales 2i0 bales; MiddIing uplands
at 22c.
Flourto q 15c higher; sales 1000 bbls.; State at
65 q 10 90 round hoop Ohio at 10 30 % 10 90 West
ern at 65 @ ID 80; Southern at 10 80 "a IA %; Cali
fornia at 10 so "a ID 30.
Wheat-excited and 8 q &c higher; sales 100000
bush; Chicago Spring No. 2 % q 80; No. do at
2 50 q 80; Amber Michigan 10; White Michigan
2 95 a 3O75 F.e
Corn q 1lc higher; sales $1,000 bush; Mixed
Western 295 % 35.
oats-steady; sales $1,000 BUSH; Ohio and Chicago
~ "a 74c
Beef-steady.
Pork-heayy; sales $3.50 bbls.; new mess at % 81.
Lard-frmer; sales at 14t q 15c in bbs.
bond at 81 a Sc. tt.
Isice-dul
Sugar-frm; sales Muscoyado at 10s q 13c.
Coftee-in fair request at steady prices.
Molasses-quiet and firm; Muscovado at 80 q SIC.
Naval Stores-quiet
Petroeum-quiet
Iallow-steady at II a 12Ic
overwhelmingly active; sales 800, 900 lbs at 40 a
03e for domestic fleece, IS "a 42c for Texas 81 a 29c
and 40c in currency for CAGE
Freights TO Liverpool-frm, Cotton per steamer
Sled; Wheat per steamer I'd
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-03

WASHINGTON, Oct 2.
The South Pacific squadron, on the 1st of
September, was distributed as follows: Pow
haitian, flag ship, at Callao; Tuscarora, on a
cruise to the Fegee Islands; Dacotah, at Pana-
ma; Watesca, at Callao repairing engines;
storeship Fredonia, at Callao; Wyad, cruising
on the coast in the vicinity of&Salparaiso.
Inc following memorandum was to-day
issued to avoid risk of yellow fever: The
oflc fSI 81 now absent from their commands in
remain absent until further notice. Nv com
mand of Gen. Grant 0'
The Branch Mint at Charlotte, N. c.. is soon
to be put in operation, for assaying purposes
only. Ii IS represented that the receipts of
gold at this mint are on the increase from the
resumption ofwork in North Carolina and the
contiguous States, which were neglected dur
ing the war.
The internal revenue receipts to-day were
S1,76t ,000
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-03

NEW YORK, Oct. g.
Leitz's cabinet factory on Flushing Avenue,
Brooklyn, and frame building adjoining were
burned yesterday. Loss $4,000.
a CINCINNATI, Oct. g.
The Touring mill of Bond & Polk, north of
Vincennes, Indiana, on the Evansville & Craw-
fordville Railroad, was destroyed by fire yester-
day. An immense quantity of wheat was
burned, involving loss of $4,000.
A fire at London, Ohio ON Monday, destroy
ed Toland's warehouse, the Democrat Office
Thomas & Brothers grocery, and Surd's boot
and shoe store. Loss between $4,000 and
$4,000, half of which is insu red
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-03

t.a LIVERPOOL Sept. 30-Evening.
Inc Cotton market has been very active through
out the day, but with no advance in prices. Bread
stnfs-Wh heat advanced TO 14s Cd % Genial for Cali
lorna White; Corn steady at 42s for new Mixed
western; Barley 5s Sd for American Oats IS I'd Tor
Amcrican and Canadian; Peas As Cd % quarter for
Canadlan Provisions-Beef quiet at 142s Cd for ex-
tra prime mess; Pork lis for prime city NESS Bacon
a3s Tor Cumberland cut miadles; Lard at 55s 81 for
american; American Cheese 53s. Produce-medium
R0sin declined Is, closing at lis % cwt: common
steady at IS for Wilmington Spirits Turnenfine 6d
lower, closing 27s Cd y owt; Petrolenm.-snir;ts
IS; refined do Is 5td " gal; Tallow AS Cd Clover
Seed Ais for American red. -f -,
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 1-Noop
Cotton-The market open steady, hut uuieter than
Yesterday; the following the opening Quotations.
MidIling uplands SD; Middling Orleans Sd: sales
TODAY estimated at 10000 bales Brealstufis-The
market is 1rm and unchanged
LONDON, Oct. I.
Consols at "a sic for money.
AMEPIcAN SECURIrIEs.-The following are the
current quotations for American securities; United
States 5-2Os at 721 Illinois Central shares 77; Eric
Railroad shares AZ.
United States 5-20's closed at rs ZIG.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. f-Evening.
nrce Cotton market closed steady; sales baes
ReeS unchanged. Manchester adyces favorable.
waukee lbs Cd 'o' "N' =" Wi
Sugar firm at 25s Cd, Do'' WI
. n ooas,rg LIVERPOOL, Oct. 1-2 p. NJ.
~ sau. euns puoyant; Corn advanced TO 42s 6i;
Naiuoinia wheat ia ID; Oats weak at IS Cd Pro-
NiSlons-beer declined to I4Os. Produce unchanged.
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-03

NIOBILE, z.
The second days vote stands 20 blacks to "a
whites, all, with few exceptions for a Conven-
ton, and no disturbances have taken place.
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-03

1.-TWO Houses and lots in City. Price 5000 and 81 ,
GO. House lots in Cape Elizabeth $50 to 500
JOSEPH REED,
Real Estate Agent, Oak and Congress SIS
Octobes2 diff
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-03

PATTERSON, N. j., Oct. 2.
The second day of the Patterson Meeting
drew large attendance. Conspicuous among
the assemblage was General Sheridan. The
steeplechase was won by Zig-zag. beating Gen.
Williams time 10 .5-6. The Judges having
strong evidence that the rider of Gen. Williams
Intentionally sold the race by taking the wrong
course, ruled him off the track, and declared
all bets off The Jersey trialstakes, for two wear
old colts, mile and an eighth heats, was won by
William Morrises bay filly, Eclipse. Dan
Wallis Jackson beating Bonny Braes and
Sara b. Time "a L. Virgil won the one
mile dash easily, beating Carroll, Redwing.
Twinkle, and st. Patrick. Time, AS Ia. On
ward won the two mile heat race, beating Con-
molly and Old Baron. Time 80 1-2 and "a g.
Connolly was second in both heats. %
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-03
New York State Temperance Convention

ALBANY, N. Y, Oct. q
The State Temperance Convention met in
Tweddle Hall to-day. After effecting per-
manent organization the appointment of COM
mittees and the adoption OF resolution invt-
ing Gov. Fenton to preside over the evening
session, the Convention took a recess until 2 10
o'clock. s.
In the afternoon resolutions were adopted
protesting against the repeal or amendment of
the Excise law, and praying that the Constitu-
tional Convention give the people an opportu-
nifty to decide whether prohibition be incor-
porated in the organic laws of the State.
A resolution expressing regret at the passage
of the Sunday resolution by the Syracuse
Convention, was laid on the table.
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-03

. = Nasty lille, oct. 2
Chancellor Harrison has declined to grant
the INJUNCTION asked by Mayor Brown in be-
hall ofthe city authorities.
Colonel Blackburn, with a company of
cavalry, acting under the orders of General
Cooper, demanded of Mayor Brown possession
of the Mayors Office and archives Of the city.
Mayor Brown submitted to military force, and
Colonel Olden, the new Mayor, was put in his
position.
A large crowd collected in the public square.
and cheers were given for Mayor Brown as he
left the office. No signs of riot We're shown
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-03
BY ELECTRICITY

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The Portland daily press., 1867-10-03
COp0rtnersIaSp Notice

FT,HE undersigned have this day formed copart-
IL nership under the firm name of q OBJ l.a
y DOnnell, Greedy q Butler,
And taken the store No 81 Commercial ST., corner
Of Franklin and Commercial, where they will ton-
tinue the business as ass-lsfta 81 III f'liial1 =
ss Commission Merchants.
And Wholesale Dealers in GROCERIES,. FLOUR.
PORK, LARD, FISH, &c. = =
81 hEs s7Gag a-,lsa D ylid j. d. DONNELL,
80 - ,rs.. JUSTUS GREEDY,
7aH Pa Poe i1l'otatisA e az A. BUTLER 20 ,ut
Portland, Aug. /, 1867 y-s.i, au3eodtf ~
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-03
WesIarn IfcIus.

.. .s ST. LOUIS, Oct. e.
The Crows refuse to meet the Peace Com
missioners at Fort Laramie, November next
One thousand pounds OF bullion was recent
ly shipped from Gold Hill, Nevada.
The safe of the Merchants Union Express
Company, at Brownsville, Nebraska, was rob-
bed last night of about $4,000. There is no
clue to the robbers. One package of $24O0 was
dropped by the robbers and secured.
The first race, mile heats yesterday, was won
by Maggie mccarthy. Time, LAC IL 14S L.
The second race, two mile heats, was won by
Fannie Brown. Time, 342 3-4, 3.45.
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-03

New YORK, Oct 2.
The Herald's Cuba special by cable, has ad-
vices from Hayti, Aug. Both. President Sal
nave's position is dangerous The rebellion is
attributed to Cabral. Salnave was favoring
BALI at Port auI Prince. The Government
was unable to support the clergy and COM
merce was paralyzed. No products had ar
rived, and vessels had been waiting for freight
since June. The currency has fallen to 40 per
cent discount