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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-08-16

Indian Springs.
Martin County, Indiana.

TH PROPRIETOR OF CELE.
j. brated Watering Place, and well known
resort for lnvalids, announces to the pub
lie thatit will be open for the reception OF
visitors from and after the FIRST OF
JUNE. During the last year the Build
ings at this delightful Summer Resort
have been much ENL4RGED AND IN
FED. ~IlCentg-f0ur additional Rooms
haze been completed, together NTH three large
poTches, and the establishment h0roughlg
refnrnished aid in the best order for the COM
fort and convenience Of Guests.
The Bath Rooms, Swings, n Alleys are
new and complete, and the lately discov-
cred Cave on the premises furnishes "A cool
and refreshing retreat. THE MEDICINAL
AND of the Waters
are acknowledged and attested by all who
have used them. The Group consist of
WHITE SULPHUR. BLACR SULPHUR, CHALY-
BEATE, and FRESH WATER, and especially
eficacious for Dyspepsia, Diseases Of the
Stomach, B01oets, Eyes, for Dropsg, Neural
gid, and rheumatism. The vicinity is
WILD AND ROMANTIC, Astounding in GAM
and FISH, as well as MINERAL and oTA
ICAL SPECIMENS, and INDIAN RELICS.
Hacks viii convey passengers to and
from the Springs, connecting with the
Trains East and West on the Ohio and
Mississippi Railroad at the Shoals and
Huron. For further information address
may24tf ID. r. DUNIHUE, Prop'r.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-08-16

her In carrying out her intentions. she
will reward you, and by persevering
in this way, in a few years the potato
will regain its primitive health and
vigor, every plant will bear seed. and
the rot will be known no more.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-05-07

NEW YORK, May g.
About o'clock this afternoon Michael Far
rel, an Irish tailor, was stabbed while working
at his bench in his house, 126 Mott street, BY
Owen Sullivan, and died soon after Sullivan
made his escape. The cause of the affair was
jealousy, Sullivan's wife having cohabited with
Farrell since New Years. s..
The Board of Councilman this afternoon
passed resolution authorizing the Mayor 10
defend any person who may refuse to pay the
license fees required by the Police Commits
sioners under the ordinances heretofore re-
pealed by the Board. | -
The whole amount received by the Southern
Relief Committee to date is $l50,O0O Steamer
furveyor, which is daily expected here, will be
loaded with provisions for the South by the
committee.
The presence Of the Japanese Commission
ers in this country is reported to be for the
purpose OF obtaining advice as to the best
means of defence against iron-clad vessels OF
war. IS Fl
A Washington dispatch says among the ru-
raois tonight is one to the effect that Isaac
Newton, Of the Agricultural Department. is to
be suspended, and that Ex-G Governor Holbrook
is to be appointed in his place.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-05-07
Remarks of Mr. COifnx nj rhe Union
League IL o oms.

New YORK, Mayo.
Hon. Schuyler Collax received an ovation
at the Union League Rooms tonight, and. in
response to an address of welcome by John
Jay, made a brief speech, abiding to the
events, agencies, and results of the war, and
paying tribute to the martyred President
The 18th Congress, he said, was the noblest
and most patriotic body OF men he had seen
during his public service They wisely reject
ed the lli-advised policy of the Executive,
whose highest ambition seemed to have been to
destroy the party which elevated him to power,
and enacted laws which vast majority in the
south, with alacrity, ignoring all lifelong
preJudices, are fastening to accept. The great
party which passed these laws, intend to stand
bv them faithfully and literally, if their terms
are complied with by the rebel States in good
faith and without evasion. He concluded Inv
saying: Faithful to the tradition of orr faith
ers, sympathizing with all who long for the
maintenance or advancement of liberty in
Mexico or England, in Ireland or Crete. and
yet carefully avoiding all entangling alliances
or violation of the law, with a recognition
from ocean TO ocean, North and South alike.
OF the right OF all citizens bound by the law, to
snare Ill the choice of the law-maker, and
thus to have voice in the country, their
hearts blood must defend. The centennial
anniversary Of the declaration of indepen-
dehce, viii find us an entire nation reco5niz-
ing the great truths of that immortal magma
charta, enjoying fame as wide as the world
an l as eternal as the stars, with a prosperity
that shall eclipse in the future, all the highest
glories of the past" 4sf ~ qi.f
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-05-07

ROCHESTER,, N. Y, May G.
There was a public funeral this afternoon
from the City Hall of the firemen who We're
killed at the burning of the Washington ii all
on Saturday. Notwithstanding the heavy rain
storm the military and civic bodies and citizens
generally turned out and formed a large pro-
cesson to foil w the deceased to the cemetery,
more than two miles distant The Mayor and
civil authorities attended the funeral, which
was conducted at the expense Of the city.
.a.1t4li ...5 l..s .D... Boston, Mayo
John Leighton, broker, was before Judge
Foster, of the Supreme Court, this afternoon
investigation of the complaints against him.
his bail was reduced to $4,000, which was
promptly given. II.
BALTIMORE, May 6.
~. The case of j. H Rogers, indicted with s. H.
Mentz, on charge of embezzling the funds Of
the Mechanics National Bank came up in the
Circuit Court to-day. Several witnesses were
examined, among them Mr.. Collander, the gov
eminent bank inspector. The case will prOba-
oily be on several days. Mentz previously plead
ed guilty, and sentence was reserved TO await
the verdict in Rogers case. I
$3.50 FORTRESS MONROE, May5 I
Admiral Palmer transferred his flag this af-
ternoon from the Susquehannah to the De Soto
and will sail shortly for the West indies. The
Susquehannah sails tomorrow for Porttmoutb,
N. H. 4"l IT.
PHILADELPHIA, May G.
AT the Cricket match to-day the Phiiadel-
phia Club beat the Young American by sixteen
runs. 1t was fine play. '.F ! 81
'i'f' '-- A' MONTREAL, May6. /
The steamship HISTORIAN, from Liverpool
was reported of Farther Point at 7. M.
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The Newport Town scheme Denounced M
swindic-The Indian Wnr in Arizona
SAN FRANcIsco NJ

SAN FRANCISCO, May 5.
San Francisco papers denounce the Newport
town swindle, and call on the New York and
Boston press to expose the scheme. The Bull
letin says the particulars of the swindle reveal
an an adrolt and elaborate plan to make money by
illegitimate speculation.
Advices from Arizona report that war OF
determination has commenced against the In
dams, who have been unusually active and
hostile in all parts of the interior. Gen. Gregg
had inangurated vigorous campaign, and was
to issue an order declaring the Indians outside
the reservation, except the Navojaves and
Chemahirens, hostile An expedition to fine
Black mountains had met several bands and
killed fifty-four Indians and wounded MANY
more; also destroyed large amount of pro-
VISIONS and stores Detachments Of troops
have been sent out in all directions, and the
slaughter had commenced in earnest Rein
forcements of soldiers We're needed.
Dates to April 9th say the Idaho Indian
war was being carried on vigorously The
snow was melting rapidly, and mining opera
tions had commenced
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-05-07
NOIice OF Appeals.

UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE, I
First Collection Distlict OF Maine,
tE Assessors Office, 90 Exchange ST., Portland,
~ - April 18Th, 1857.
NJ Office is hereby gwen that, at the ofice OF the
County Of Cumberland, on WEDNESDAY. the Sth
lay of May. A. D., 1861 nine of the clock in the
forenoon, Appeals will be received ana determined
by me, the undersigned, relative to any or
excessive valuations, assessments or recommendations by
the Assessor OF said District. or the Assistant
SCISSOR OF any division, or assessment district within
said First Collection Dist let, returned in the annual
list for the year 1861.
The law prescribing the duty OF Assessors in roa-
ton to Appeals provide that ''All Appeals u Ire
Assessor shall be made in writing, shall specify
the particular cause matter thing respecting which
Adhesion is requested, and hall state tie ground
principle Of error complained Of"
The 3tn Section OF TIE Act OF Congress, approved
July 18th, 1866, amending what is known as tie In
ternal Revenue Law, requires each Postmaster 10
whom this notice is sent TO post the same in Lis Of
flee. NATH'L q. MARSHALL,
srtsF e Assessor First District OF Maine.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-05-07
AUCTi0N SALES.
LARGE sTOCK
DrJ Goods, Cutlery, Silver Plated
ware, &c Mt A..ctI.r,

WILL be soll at Store M 3no +, ,,,ros.,, .-,
Ma f 81 tie fe Die house commencing h,ou,s
nnIo mi I ~ e,ock +. H. ana con .nuing Servatity,
hoon anu evening through The yyeeh ,., 5
Or CLOTHS I3r Men's ana Boys wear. o o.h
uooIs oeaened ana brown Shee;iiig a H. a., = 20 s
duchaDueh ieWes, Meachel anu br,,,, n Co.'S %
and brown Table DamasA by the ya,! ,' ME-
Cloths, printed wool Table Coyes, emf, iaDo
Marsees and ScOtch Quits ladies' ~ C -; 90
en- Handkerchief, henned Cotton and ii' LII
Linen Thread, eaney aIS, Peif,mery. ana 20;
xmas of small wac. lar stoea 0 ti,Jlc,- -, az
the cheap st 10 the best ivory hanCled 4 t1,s -
OF Siiuey Plated Var OF the Gyst quality eorsist,
of Ice Pitchers, Salycrs, axe baskets but,er ls,
cs, syrup Cups; large stock OF Plated aHd Britannia
Casters Tea Dessert and 4 able Spoons Dessert and
Medium Forks &c. Also good stock Of Albums
Paper collars Note Paper, Envelopes Clocks, Watch
es, JeSelrY. &c. Also lOt Of Hemp carp ting and
Venetian Stair CarpetiTg. Ladies are particularly
a1tted to a4en,i the dttJ safes. GoOus sold al pi
vaie sac at average Auction prices. Fedlars an
Countrs Traders will NM il their aGvant &c 10
attend this sale. lF' C. w HOLMES Auct
may o, DIV fuU ....-
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-05-07

RICHMOND, Va, May 6.
The U. S. District Court, Judge Underwood
presiding, commenced it's session to-day
Among the members of the Grand jury were
John M. Bolts, Jos. Segar, Lewis Mckenzie
and five colored men. The Judge, in his charge,
congratulated the jury that though il had
been threatened with destruction by assassina-
ton, yet, thanks to Congress, it mot now in Sc
curity, This promised better things for Rich
mond, city where the press had reached the
lowest depths of profigacy. The pulpit had
been prosttuted by gay Lothorios, and licen-
tiousness had ruled until half the births were
Legitimate. The jury would have a good deal
OF work to do; much of 1T had been created
through the decentralization of the people and
by a disloyal press, which had encouraged per-
jury ard counterfeiting to cheat the Govern
ment He called attention to the fact that ne
gfoes We're not allowed the freedom of the
street cars. t.II -
Tne Examiner has information that the ses-
SION OF the Court will be prolonged until the
adIournment of the Supreme Court, when
Chief Justice Chase will come here and pre-
SIDE at the trial of Davis. L. III. Chandler. the
prosecuting attorney, is now in New York con-
sulting with Hon. w. M. Evarts, Mr.. Davis
counsel, about the trial. Davis will probably
be brought here on Saturday, and then held
bJ the civil authorities until his trial. Chief
Justice Chase is expected next week.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-05-07
Furnished House for Sale.

4 GENTLEMAN about removing from the city
n offers for sale his residence. The house was built
last summer, by the well known builder S. H. Lbbey
Esq, and is replete with all modern improvements
hot and cold water, gas; heated by furnace J. water
closets ur stairs ana down; French root; fourteen
room elegantly ircscoed, and in every respect n
first class house. Neighborlood unsurpassed Tor
fnemcnt and responsibility. The furniture through
ont the house is entirely new, and of the lest quality
The house and furniture will be sold together at
bargain to an immediate cash customer. This is q
rare opportunity for family to step into an elegant
and comfortable home, as everything is in excellent
taste and perfect order. Immedia'e possession viii
be given. Apply to
G.5-s WILLIAM II. JERKS,
Real Estate Agent, under Lancaster Hall.
April Is, diff
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-05-07
Chicago Markets.

49, N CHICAGO, H., May G.
Flour less active; Spring extras at u so CG IA 90
Wheat dull and declined a &c; No. 2. 20 al 2 IA
Corn moderately active and declined a. DC; sales
No. at -; No. at 02b a | 49, closing duil ami
sellers asking OF for No. /. Oats Unchanged. tive
quiet and firm With AN advance OF "a 2gc; sales af
5is W 90 for No ], and Is for No. q Barley more
active and firm with an advance of l az BE- PrOys-
Ions very quiet; Mess Pork 90 ,5 Lard at 12i a. i33
Cattle nat 90 a so ior stock steers. and butchers
shipping at 90 "a 90. Live Hogs duh and weak at
63It Gees ~ "0-'', az
RecciptsS,2o 200 bbls. four OIL 900 BUSH VIII at, 10.
900 busli corn, 1900 bush. oats $50 hogs Shin
ments-l,OOO bbls -four, G,O0O bush. wheat, 81 900
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-05-07

LONDON, May 8.
The press of Prussia complain that France
is still continuing her military operations.
Italy and Belgium are addit;on tn t oth III
powers previously announced
..ttN BERLIN, May 3.
Governor Wright, the United States Minis
ter at this court, is reported at the point of
death.
FLORENCE, May 5.
Chevalier Bertinatti, formerly Italian Minis
ter to the United States, has been appointed
Ambassador to the Sublime Porte.
m LONDON, May CO o'clock p NJ.
Inc rebellion in China is reported to be
spreading. The city of Nantin is threatened
by the rebels.
Inc Derby government has ceased to oppose
the propysed reformed meeting in this city.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-05-07

s.no,or WIN. New YORK, May @.
an senator ma; 9. Wlson has been compelled to aban
Gharjeston n'' 70 savannah and remained in
up his Southern campaign by visit to Ken.
lucky and Tennessee. In his second snaoni q,
Charleston lac said that he would fayopp cont ~
cation in the event of the freedmen being nn-
ticket = = - - -NPuoiCan
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Cincinnati Markets,

sgh ~ CfNCINNAyI, May G..
Ffour frm0 superfne IL 90 a 10 90 trade brands
II w 4 10 90. Wheat scarce; No. 1 Winter held at
go; White at " Corn dull and supply limited
SAFES az ~ eg % for No jim bulk anu 0s a 10
20 "a Tic. Rye dull and unchanged Barley steady.
Whiskey unchanged. Provisions quiet and I'M
changed, with but little business doing Mess Pork
is held at % IS; Bulk Meats "a 10c for shoulders
and sides; Baconl II Ia II; small IosIwere bought at
decline OF from these quotations; Lard was held
at "a, with no demand; Butter dull at rs o0 27e-
Exchange firm and unchanged. 81 . -
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-05-07
New Work Weekly Cattle rIarlcs.

pue ,,..,,. -ss NEW YORK, May G.
beei Catiie--suppls lgrger than last week. but not
in excess of the demand; market firmer lhogh nri
&c except for extra unchanged extra sold at 1874
@ ie3c; Prime 17s a 1Sc; list quality III o. 17Ic
Mich Cows dull and prices nominal Veal Calves In
more liberal supply but the demand was more active
anu prices adVanc d-qnotatons 90 a ~ 90 accord
ing 10 quality. Sheep and Lambs with continued
Hsnt receipts and tolerabiy active; demand ruled
irh at previous prices; sheared sheep s. "a D.; WOOL
en- do " He Hogs, with market falling Off in re-
advance of e, the market closing firm at the I'M
proyement. Total receipts all yards:-Beeves,
9525; COWS, 5S; calves, 1858; Lambs II 55l; swine,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-05-07
Anniversary offhe' American Missionary
Society.

r1, . , NEW YORK, May o.
Inc anniversary OF the American Mission
airy Society, was held at the Cooper Institute
this afternoon: The receipts last wear were
S253O00, and for seven months of the nresent
fiscal year, $145,OO0. Larger average mo,,thIv
receipts will be needed for the remaining five
months The teachers of the association
among the freedmen number 40, and the
scholars over 5000 The appropriations in
money and clothing for the past year amount
ed to more than third of million of dollars
The whole number of teachers of day schools
ior freedmen is 1926 the number of scholars in
the day schools is $500, and the number OF
scholars in the night schools is 9810. The
whole number of scholars is 5000, with an
average daily attendance of 70 IL per cent
The number in tie sabbath schools is 1000.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-05-07
For Sale,

THE fine large lot at the corner of Pleasant and
L Centre Streets said lot has front on Pleasant
Street Of GIL feet, and extending back on Centre
Street us feet. Drains laid in cement connect the
cellars on the premises with the common wers, and
anever failing well supplies excellent water. The
lot will be sold with the brick and stone thereon,
aud gas piping in cellars. AS lot, it holds
out great Inducements to any one desiring capital
location Tor stores or Shops Terms fayorab g. APP
ply to H. r. DEANE,
No. Clapp's Block, Congress Street.
April 10. DIFF
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-05-07
steanboat Burned.

y, RED BANK, N. j., May 6.
The steamboat Sea Bird, running between
Sandy Hook, N. j.. and this place, took fire at
her dock on Sunday morning. Her upper
works, with part Of the deck, We're consumed.
The damage is estimated at about $4,000 She
rs owned IN New York and is not insured
Her hull and boiler were saved.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-05-07

uuaE MeE&ny sessirs rnei'inc The only
shoe can he made. Adapted TO all piuds styles and
sizes of boots snd Shoes. 200 PAIRS be made wtl
ease by one man, with one machine in ten houis.
These shoes AXE PRECEDENCE of all Othors in thc mr
ket and are M ode substantially al the cost OF peg
cling. In use by Ill lea'iing mhnut ,cturtis. Ma
ton furnished al one days notice. Fer p rhculaIS
OF license ami, 10 G IiDJN MckA Y. AGENT. Il Bah
street B1stu Mass. Apl 16 GUm
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-05-07
MISCELLANEOUS.
MU TU A Il B Il ~ n H n II
Life Insurance Company,

n eWaTIA, N. q.
Organised IN Charter Perpetual.
deceased amounting $5125425
amounting 100000,
Dividend, being so per .,... ,..
The Annual Income for 1866, $40sAS5539
with
features expenditure
n
capital no bonuses
and no innolerat o
All its Directors committees
fully selected careful in adjusting
y r@@a 8nh8WFM7Gs E
its
AN of
premiums to the members and when DUE
BENEFIT
receiving Ga
ptrEt9 ..t-. ..,...-
pursued this
oall in Conpan
c. RPREs1D
REH} 6on MER
lima JOSEPH B JACKSON NJ d. 81 GABRIEL GRANT, NJ D,
l, EDGAR HOLDEN, D, isa e f. G. SMELLING, NJ D.
-.Lsts.t DIREoToRs 7aaraae
HENRY Sc II @ JOSIAH Low.
A. sNELhISG SEfEhiAH Ferry MILLER PEI
WARREN SPARROW, State Agent,
And Agencies New Hampshire
PORTLAND, MINE.
Persons
has please apply sabove '4e1 amsodtf
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II III e M A Bx * Il n q.
FiuanciaI,

NEW YORK. May &c me
Money very easy and unchanged. Foreign ex.
change dull but firm at 1893 "a 1904 Tor prime bank.
ers bills Gold closed steady at I37i Stocks beav,
ana lower; at the close the tall in Erie carrying dow
the entire list Mining shares heavy and lower, viii
pressure TO sell nearly every thing the list The
business at the Sub-Treasury to-day was as follows
Receipts, Sl9,7330l3; payments, $17,541 IT'S; bal
ance, SIP The receipts include for customs
1891 900, and gold notes SiSJ.OOO lI > & = -
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pc BINGHAAtPToN, N. Y. May 6.
A destructive fire broke out ON Sunday
morning, which destroyed large carriage
mandatory, carpenter shop, hive dwellings
and two barns. Loss $4,000; insurance 81, 100.
CHICAGO, May G.
A fire occurred at Cambridge, ILL.,, three miles
south of Rock Island, yesterday morning,
which destroyed the business portion of the
town, except one store and one hotel The loss
is estimated at 100000; insured $4,000.
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~. Louis NTarlxefs.

ST. LOUIS NO., May 6.
Tobacco unchanged except for bright which was a
trife higher sci ing at Is q 80 Flour quiet and I'M
changed, Wheat easier; choice Spring rs, prime
advance of3 a &c; sales at o. IL a IT, Oats ad-
valicing; sales IS q SO. Barley dull. Rye firm at
on without sacks. Provisions quiet and unchanged.
Lard 13k for choice keg. Whiskey nominal
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-05-07
A Good Brick House at Auction

4 n ~ ESDAY, hay 7tn, at 8 O'Clock 4. NJ,
strait oher Tor sale Houss 40. 20 spring street.
a. - .iee Story brick house, CENTRAL, aud tas-
a%a = ioca'eu thOrO ghls finished. Ga throughout
Wd1er. Ia que, good Leshcuraood, and one Of
5ne Mafess winter .ocations in t. c cit here are
nouole widows FOR the back and slde,a goo0 y d
house. and every thing convenient f,r orcS,taUcy
nc tiile is clear Possession given lmmodia cly-
can be examined Sa uiday and e4on0al from 3 10 4
o'clock a. M. Till hour oil sale
For particulars please call on
NAV 1, D. :. BAILEY Auoti,roor
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-05-07
Pastry Cooks Situation Wanted
LOdgers Wanted

A NY hotel keeper in want of Pastry Cook eau
IA learn of an expert need one by addressing
MISS RACHEL MoXCEY,
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BUFFALO, N. Y. May 6.
The gale which is prevailing here has blown
large quantity of floating ice in front of the
harbor. The bay is completely blocked, and a
large feet of vessels are in the offing, ice
bound ,
The schooner South West struck on a rock
on the Canada shore on Saturday, and sank in
twelve feet of water. Four thousand bushels
of grain We're transferred from her to a lighter
The balance of the cargo was damaged.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-05-07
A Report that United States Soldiers were
Hanged by Mob.

- NEW YORK, May 6.
From Augusta, Ga, report comes that two
United States soldiers had beed hung in Edge
field District, S. c., by posse of citizens. No
pretext was given for the outrage. By the
latest accounts an officer of the army with a
guaId, We're on their way to investigate the
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-05-07
Suburban residence for sale.

= A good two and a half story house, with four
IA and half acres OF land, situated in Cape Eliza
beth, three miles from Portland, and half annie east
of the Reform School The house HIS eleven finish
ed rooms. This property will be sold favorable
TERMS and is very pleasantly and conveniently locat
ed for country residence for gentleman DOING
business in this city. Apply to -HlfLf- r
w. III. JERRIS,
apr24d3w* Real Estate Agent, Portland.
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Milwaukee Markets,

,n., MILWAUKEE, May G.
No. l, at So; No. 2 at Sit az SO; No. 8. 1G7.D
Oats active and steady at 72f tor No. l. and / TIA
for new sheed. W.
Receipts, 900 bbs. -four, 4,2oo BUSH wheat ~ o
Dusn. OATS 700 bush. corn. Shipments-1,sO 500 bbs
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c.... LIVERPOOL, May 6, May 60 pm.
Cotton easier. other articles unchanged.
ConsOls at 81 for money. - y ~
AMERICAN SEcURrfIEs-The following are the
current quotations for American securities: United
States 5-20's72. Illinois Central Railroad sbares ~
Erie Railroad shares 42J. ''-
LIVERPOOL, May G-Noon.
Cotton opens quiet; Mddling uplands III az 113d
do Orleans 11sd. Breadstnfls quiet. Cor, AIS gl
a As. Provisions quiet and unchanged. Produce.
Resin common IS All other articles unchanged.