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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-06-19

Ihs recent marriage Of Mr.. Day with
Miss Field presents this singular anomaly
that ,tho"gh be gained the FIELD, she
won the dag.
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MRS. CAUDLE's CURTAIN LEG.
TURES.

cArDLE, WHILST wALKING WITH Hts wIrr,
HAS BEEN BOWED 10 BY 4 YOUNGER
AND EVEN PRETTIER WOMAN THAN Mrs.
CAUDLE.
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From the Lacrosse Democrat.
Log Cabins at the Paris Exhibition
Brick Pomeroy's Suggestions.

ed invitations to fill up certain portion
of the space reserved in the magnificent
buildings set apart for the reception Of
Go' DIS. and our citizers responded with
their usual energy and aacri,v.
But 70 make the American displav
NOR" complete and worthy Of our reoplo.
there were forwarded from this country
two relies Of character well celebrated
&c provoke the mirh md r'lru'e Of tho
in e!'igert and educated thousands cf tho
cd world now 1ocking to the French cam
itd and Louis Maps great show. They
ere
The log cabin Of A. Lincoln
The log cabin Of John Browa
Who will notice deficiency IN tie
American department when two such in
s'''n'ions are thrown in 10 I'll M the ra,'
Bn' as the cabins in an unfinished conair
ton would he, like their ore-,ime occr
pants, Int "sorry sich,a." why not Ct
them mp in manner illustrative of tie
two "nohle hloods" who once lived in
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marrvr. in Scotch can and c,cal moI;r,
his dienified entrce-in,o w,.h;ro,o,
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men and children Of VIRGINIA
The Sharps', rifle with which or. ~
Browns numbering sons sbo, sor,o r,ot
Tending citizens of ITarpsrs Ferrvi
The rope with which his uoly lira was
cboked out OF him to satisfy the majesty
of law and outraged ins,icel
The factory bell Of Wins,ed, c., that
tolled H.hen'the horse thief made his eri,
from Virginia gaIowsl
The Portland daily press., 1867-03-18

N oTaCE. will sell on favorable terms as to
payment, or let for term of years, the lots on
tne corner OF Middle and Franklin streets and on
FRANKLIN street. including the corner of Franklin and
FORE streets. Apply to VIM. billiard, Bangor
or SMITH d. REED Attorneys, Portland, jy12tf
The Portland daily press., 1867-03-18

LIVERPOOL, March 49, Noon.
The Cotton market in the beginning of the week
experienced considerable decline and tran sact;ons
were very light The market gradually recovered
from the depression and the quotations show increas-
ed firmness and an upward tendency in prices. The
sales of the week were $4,000 bales. The market
opens firm to-day; Middling uplands 13ad Middling
Breadstuffs-Corn is selling to-day at sos Cd for
Provisions-market steady but prices unchanged.
.-a LONDON, March Is, Noon.
C0nsOls for money opened at 81.
AMERICAN SECURITIES.-The following are the
current quotations for American Securities: Illinois
Central Railroad Shares III. Eric Railroad shares
39t. United States 5-2O's advanced to IA.
A dispatch from Frankfort saws United States 500
bonds closed at TT.
LONDON. March 15 Evening.
Consols closed steady at 81 for money
AMERICAN SECURTrIEs.--The following are the
closing prices of American securities Erie Railway
shares 39! Illinois Central shares 77a ex-div. Unit
ed States 5-2Os 74i.
LIVERPOOL, March t. Evening
The Cotton market quiet and closed firm; sales to-
day 1000 bales; Middling uplands 1Ssd; MiddI.ng
Advices from Manchester are favorable. The mar.
ket for goods and yarns is firm with an upward ten
dency.
Breadstuffs-,Them market is buoyant. Corn advanc .
ed to Ais for Mixed Western. Observation-Disclosures
and Amber lbs Sd per Genital. Oats--American and
Canadian IS Sd per rs pounds. Barley As Cd per 60
pounds for American. -..-.it.l
Provisions steady and firm.
Produce-Lnseed oil $50 per ton; Linseed Cakes
Illus oS per ton f0r tn1n ODi0hg.
FRANKFORT, March Is, Evening.
United States $40 closed at III.
LONDON, March 16, Noon.
Consols for money 81.
I,i n1miEkicAN SECURITIEs.-United States 5-20s74t
abar .oe central Railroad shares ut Erie Railroad
Tho Co,,on LIVERPOOL, March 16, Noon.
- nc Ioeson market opens with continued activity
bales Middiing Ir ma, advancing sales to-day 1900
Breadstufs firm. Corn dis 'au'
Provisons-Iard steady az soa n, ~ m =
prime Eastern mess. PCT zoo pounds tor
Produce-Rosin IS Sd for common, petro,orn, 10
I'd per gallon for standard white Insead 6
los per ton, Ashes 33s per cwt for pots f III A3s
pigs, mixed numbers. noh Dos lor
LONDON, March 16, EVENING
Consols for money closed at 81.
AMERICAN SECURITIEs-The following are tho
closing quotations for American Securities: II g
52Os 74l Illinois Central shares rs; Erie Railroad
shares 40.
FRANKFORT, March 16, Evening.
United States $40 bonds are quoted at 773.
The Portland daily press., 1867-03-18

MEMPHIS, Tenn, March 16.
A fire broke out tonight ON the southwest
corner of Howard Row. A high wind was ra-
ging, and half the block is now consumed. The
entire block will doubtless be destroyed. The
losses cannot be ascertained tonight.
MEMPHIS, March II.
The great fire which occurred in Howard
Row last night involved loss of $150O00, half
of which is covered by insurance in northern
offices. The fire originated accidentally in the
basement occupied BY John Lambert 1t then
communicated to the steam bakery of George
Hume, thence to the grocery and provision
store of Fox & Humphrey and the wholesale
liquor house of w. H. Conner, thence to the
grocery house of Norment, Rofffng & Co., also
to the agricultural warehouse of w. III. Wyatt,
all OF which were consumed About IL o'clock
the wind lulled and the exhausted firemen
were enabled to arrest the flames. Had the
wind kept up the flames doubtless would have
communicated from the row and large por-
ton of the city been burnt.
AUGUSTA, GA, March 16.
The business part of Albany, in this State,
was to-day destroyed by fire. Loss 100000
CLEVELAND, March II.
The cabinet mandatory of Fonestell &
Townsend, in Warren, Ohio was destroyed by
fire to-day. Loss $4,000. Insured $4,000.
Norwich, Conn, March IT,
The dwelling house Nos. 67 and 60 Franklin
street, owned by Michael Collyer, was destroy
ed by fire about o'clock this morning. Col
lyer had grocery store in the basement and
his family and two others occupied the upper
stories. They all lost their furniture and cloth
ing. Loss about $4,000. Insured for $780,
The Portland daily press., 1867-03-18
Chicago Markets,

CHICAGO, March 16.
Flour less active; holders firm and demand an ad-
vance of 10 q 25c sales red Winter at 10 25 common
to choice Spring extra 80 a II 60 Wheat-No 2
with large speculative inquiry and advanced SC;
sales at 05 q 0S, and firm at outside price, small
sales No Winter at So. Corn in large speculative
inquiry with a further advance of "a SIC; sales
range from Sc to SIT for No and 70 a rs reject
ed Oats active and firm with an advance of 1c; 100,
900 bush. changed hands at 455c for Winter and AZ a.
48 for fresh receipts No. 2 in store. Rye unsettled
and less active, and nomnally declined a &c; Win
ter receipts No. 1sold at 10 a 20; No. fresh re-
ceipts at II. Barley in good demand and unchang-
ed The favorable tenor ofNew York advces strength
ened mess pork and there was an advance of 75c az
81; sales at % % q 22 5O prime pork higher sales
GOO bbls at 1s co. Bulk meats quiet at 1Oc for short
rib middles; 9Ic tor Cumberland Lard active and
advanced 4c; sales 1000 tierees and 400 bbls prime
steamed at 12t az 12ic. Dressed hogs very quiet;
season about closed. IA --.--. =
Receipts-3.sOO bbls. -four, 900 centals wheat,
5000 centals corn Shipments-2,000 bbls -four
$500 centals wheat, 1900 eentals corn.
The Portland daily press., 1867-03-18

NEW YORK, March 16
The schooner Katie j. Hoyt from a southern
port bound east, went ashore this afternoon
during the snow storm, on the sunlen marsh
above Wards Island, in the sound.
Among the passengers who sailed per steam
er Fulton to-day, were Gov. Curtin, of Pa
John w. Forney, Jr., and Geo. Alfred Town
send
New YORK, March II.
A committee of the Legislature have agreed
to report bill appointing three commission
ers to regulate prostitution in New York CITY,
with power to grant licenses to houses of pros
titution and designation. Medical inspectors
are also provided for to inspect the inmates of
such houses.
The Herald publishes an order of General
Schofield prohibiting the whipping of any per-
son for crime in Virginia.
In a case before Commissioner Belts regard
lag the Selling of adistillery, it transpires that
the owner thereof has been engaged in feeding
800 cows IN the premises adjoining
Several Spanish war steamers which left
Havana under sealed orders recently arc re-
ported to have gone to Honduras
The snow storm which commenced at Ii
o'clock A. NJ yesterday, continued steadily nm
til sunset tonight, when it cleared nm Avery
large body of snow has fallen, and the straets
are again in horrible condition.
The Portland daily press., 1867-03-18
Boston Items.

BOSTON, March 16.
The recent financial developments in State
street are being investigated by the U. s. Dis
trict Attorney, and parties implicated are I'M
der examination. No arrests have as yet been
made.
The First Orthodox Congregational Church
in Somerville was destroyed by fire early this
morning. Loss on buildings and contents es-
tmated at $4,000; insured $1,000. The fire
was incendiary.
Boston, March II.
snow storm commenced hele last evening
about o'clock, which. continued with more or
less severity up to about II o'clock this eve
ming, covering the ground to the depth of
about a foot A heavy northeast wind prevail
ed during. portion of the day, drifting the
snow considerably. No marine disasters are
reported as yet. The trains which left New
York last evening arrived here at about half
past ten this forenoon. None of the steam
boat trains from New York have arrived
John Francis Mcguire, member of the Brit
ish Parliament, delivered an Grafton this after
noon at the Boston Theatre in aid of the home
for destitute Catholic children. The theatre
was crowded in every part
The Portland daily press., 1867-03-18
From California.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 16.
The United States steamer Shawnee left this
port to-day for cruise on the Southern Pa
cific.
The ship Edward Mauritus, with the Russian
telegraph cable, arrived at Victoria to-day.
The ship Sacramento, from Boston, has ar
rived
SAN FRANCISCO, Mar :h II.
The Central Pacific railroad company, on
the 14th of March, filed in the office of the Sc
cretary of State articles to extend their road
from Sacramento to Goat Island, via San Fran
cisco. The survey will commence immedi-
ately.
The steamship Moses Taylor, from San Juan,
arrived to-day.
A snow slide occurred on March 1st in the
town OF kearsage, Nevada, killing one person
and destroying nine houses.
The Portland daily press., 1867-03-18
Public Discussion I'm Connections.

NORWICH, Conn.,. March is.
A public discussion took place last evening
at Thompson before crowded audience, be
tween Messrs. Starkweather and Martin. Mr..
Starkweather opened the discussion with an
hours speech in which he critically reviewed
the action of the Democratic party during the
war. Mr.. Martin followed in speech of the
same length, in which he criticised with sever
ity the Republican party, particularly their ac-
by Congress, and advocated the immediate adj
mission of the rebel States, without exacting
from them any pledges or guarantees Mr..
Starkweather closed the discussion in a short
speech On the whole the discussion was an
interesting one, the friends of both parties APP
parently being satisfied. The next discussion
wilrtake place at West Woodstock, tomorrow
evening, when Mr.. Martin has the opening and
close.
The Portland daily press., 1867-03-18
THE MARKET 8.
New York Market.

VI New YORK, March 16.
Cotton-} q 1c higher; sales 800 bales; Middng
uplands at 81 "a 32tc. qua IS. 9if - : ~ JOB
Flour-5 q 1Oc higher but less active; sales $500
oDls. State at 10 q 10 so; Round hoop Ohio 10 go
q II 25; choice State at II 80 a. II TO-
Wheat-1 a &c higher but quiet. ---
Corn-active, excited unsettled and a. &c higher
sales 2l6 0C0 bush. Mixed Western in store at lis az
q, closing at 10 q %; do afioat at 81.
Whiskey-quiet
Pork-frmer; sales $3.50 bbls. new mess at 20 90 a
"a 90, closing at 20 81 regular.
Lard-frmer; sales $50 bbs. at 12l "a 13c for old
and 12t a 131 for new.
Naval Stores-frmer. H...
GrOceries-quet but steady. .4t ..i-a,H
Petroleum-frm. .so..
Freghts to Liverpool-steady.
The Portland daily press., 1867-03-18

~ Strumatic Salts and Sfrumatic Min.
ernl Waters, just received and for sale by
j. W. PERKINS s. CO., Il
no24sNeowd&w1y No sc Commercial st,
The Portland daily press., 1867-03-18

MEMPHIS, Tenn, March 49,
S. FL. Rowland, night clerk at the Warsaw
House, received news to-day from England of
having fallen heir to an estate of the value of
$8,O00,0O0.
PHILADELPHIA March 16.
Gottleb Williams, who killed Eliza Miller in
September last, was to-day convicted of muir
der in the first degree.
PLATTsBURC, March 16.
VIM. Kennedy, who murdered G. w. Will
hams at Brookvile, Iowa, in October of 1865,
was arrested near the Canadian line in Gin
ton ton county, N. Y, yesterday, and Detective
U Si from Iowa will leave with him for home
The Portland daily press., 1867-03-18

. rr,,o co..,, New YORK, March 16.
Inc commercials special says the Senate
bill tonight. ''' "'''on
Thaddeus Stevens will deliver sneecb in
favor of general confiscation in the Soptb nert
week.
The feeling against Collector Smythe since
the debate yesterday is very strong. 1t is said
the House will pass resolution requesting the
President to remove him, and if this is not
done Smythe will be impeached.
The Portland daily press., 1867-03-18

WATERBURY, Conn., March 49,
The first Republican rally of the season in
this city was held tonight. Notwithstanding
the driving snow storm which prevailed Hotch-
kin's hall was crowded to its utmost capacity
and large numbers went away unable to gain
admittance: Gen. Kellogg presided, and Gov
Hawley and Prof. Cyrus Northrop, candidate
for Congress, delivered telling and eloquent
speeches The greatest enthusiasm prevailed
The Portland daily press., 1867-03-18

The Floods at the SOufhwest---Greaf Sui.
fering and Destruction of Properly.

MEMPHIS Tenn, March 16
Intelligence from Friarspoint, Miss, says
fore known. The flood extends to the back
hills, distance of thirty miles. Great des-
truction of property has been caused and the
people are very much disheartened.
LOUISVILLE, KY, March 16.
Railroad communication with Memphis is
entirely suspended, the road along the Cum
berland being several feet under water.
CAIRO, ILL.,, March IT,
Great suffering exists at Mound City in con-
sequence of the intimidation of that town. The
citizens of Cairo to-day sent up boat with
provisions and $500 in money for the suffering
which were joyfully received.
Trains on the Illinois Central railroad run
through water about one foot deep for dis
lance of 5000 yards at Mound City Junction
The levee is still firm
The Portland daily press., 1867-03-18

Wanted Daily =!
A T The General Agency and Employment Office
IA No. 3J1 IL Congress street. All per-
sons wishing TO secure good Girls for any respecta-
BILE employment, will find them at this Office. ll
Also please notice. We will send you men and
boys for any work in city country, Tree OF charge
es6 We want good American, Provincial Irish
and Colored Women and Girls, as well as Men and
Boys, every day for all sorts situations in this
City and vicinity. Give us a call. .5f .., ~ 7
atl4 LII ! tiif + f1iAa COX s. POWARS ]
Portland, Me-, Jan. %, '67. Nj ~ jan30 diff
The Portland daily press., 1867-03-18
The Feninn Outbreak in Ireland.

. --l.I NEW YORK, March II
The steamship City of Baltimore, from Lv-
erpool 9th inst. and Queenstown 7th, has ar
rived. .....
The Cork and Dublin papers have copious de-
tails OF the first operations of the Fenians at
Tallagh, Droghede, Kilmullock, Tipperary,
&c, but they contain nothing of special note
additional to the cable kilograms.
The Portland daily press., 1867-03-18

CHICAGO, March Is.
VIM. r. Roberts, President of the Fenian
Brotherhood, addressed monster Fenian
meeting tonight at Turner Hall. The Fenian
regiment paraded the streets amidst great en-
thusiasm. Two hundred are reported to have
volunteered for Canada One thousand dol
Jars was subscribed for uniforms,
The Portland daily press., 1867-03-18
E0R l&1LEI

THE Store and Land occupied by Charles W :
L Thompson at Ferry Village in Cape Elizabeth,
about fifty rodsfon Ferry Wharf is the best nls,e
for trade anywhere outside of Portland. For par
tculars enquire OF Thompson at the store or OF L.
PARKER, 249 Congress Street, Portland, Maine.
Ma W.
The Portland daily press., 1867-03-18
Valuable d. Productive Farm.
In HAMILTON,
IT AITC ITO

WILL BE SOLD on The premises to the highest
March 2ist. at II O'clock A. M, the present owner
mtsnulng 10 return 10 California
~, mat valuable FARM, situated in Hamilton, on
ane main road, between Salem and Ipswich, about
ION i H ,er Of a mile from the Wenham Hamil-
en- pot, on the Eastern Railroad containing abo ut
co,at Vi image, pasture, and woodland all in tx
cors. sohuitlon, with the two story Dwelling House,
tob ',inihS II finished rooms pantry she'd .ye a.
with the house, S'SAi' ioi ram water, connected
ctahIa Ga - ans very Convenient large Barn and
iv new Ali ~ niouse, and Shop attached an near
T,;t i, tho 80 oul.dngs in perfect ,rder and
;ellars both being thoroughly cementod anu barn
also large quaint ~ of cioiSe Frn r. ihere are
premises. Tine Stock and Tools a,a i -, upon the
diton and ready for use the cOmino Perfect con-
Immediately after the sale of The Fas -, ,
sold all the stock and tools with ali - VIII De
prlir potatoes, &c, horses, cows beilsrS anu
hogs 81 hens, one carriage and pole one n, III
wagon moving machine, ploughs, one hay waa~n
horse cart, one double harness, cart harnesses 81
Also ali the household furniture, consislirc ~
chairs tables carpets, ono chamber set, bedsead,
sprne beds one superior paror organ, in perfect or
der. mattresses, stoves, &C., &c.
This is one OF the nnest located farms in Esse.
County Ii being situated ON the main road betweel
salem and Ipswich, about quarter Of mile iron
the railroad Depot, and convenient to churches
schools &C.. ami is just far enough from the city
make it a,iesirable residence for gentleman
IA, ing business in Boston Salem. Terms easy ant
made known al sale JOIN M NCRTR' o,.,
March 10. div
The Portland daily press., 1867-03-18

fI,HE fine lot of Land on Spring, near High street
feet; also about Brick and 200 perch of Stone
Said lot will be sold with or without the material
y or further particulars enquire of JOHN G. Toll
FORD, OF CHARLES SAGER. mch11dtf
The Portland daily press., 1867-03-18
Brick Ho,xse for Sale,

- good Brick House on Maple st, containing
hi;;; ten rooms. Hot and Cold Water. Gas, bricl
EassA cistein, good cellar, slated root, &c. -
apply to
W. II. JERKS, Real Es,a,e Agent.
Mar 10 d1m*
The Portland daily press., 1867-03-18
Political.


ST. LOUIS, March II.
The Democratic State Central Committee
has published request that the democracy in
the several Congressional Districts in the State
appoint delegates to the National Democratic
Convention to be held in Louisville, KY, on
the 9TH Of May.
The Portland daily press., 1867-03-18

T.. M. PATTEN a. CO.. Aucfioneers,
i.-f.vL4 lfH gI PLUM STREET.
-a Administrator Sale.
DY virtue of license from the Hon. Judge of Pro-
ID bate for the county OF Cumberland, will sell at
public venaue, at the Merchants Exchange,
No Long Wharf, in Por, land, on
Thursday, March III, 1867,
at II o'clock in the forenoon, the following parts of
vessels belonging to the estate of the late VIM. L.
Short, of Portland, deceased, viz:
One eighth of the schooner Luther Dana.
One eighth Of the schooner Nellie Nj. Short,
One eighth of the schooner Ida l.. Howard
One eighth of the schooner Village Belle.
One sixteenth OF the schooner LoLtie :. Reed
One sin teen tn of the schooner Adalbert.
I. One sixteenth of the schooner Buonaventure
One thirty-seeond OF the schooner Marcus Hunter
One sixteenth Of the hrig Caroline Il. Kelley.
One tlirty-seeond part Of the charter OF the brig
So, ~ Snow Bird tlJ. d.
Unless the same should be disposed of previously
at private sale. Terms favorable.
p. s. MERRILL, Administrator.
Portland, Feb. 20, 1867. mchld3w&w3w
The Portland daily press., 1867-03-18
Shipment of Specie.

New YORK, March 16.
Outward bound steamships to-day take the
following amounts of specie: Fulton, $500, 900;
City OF Boston, $21 900, and Teutonia none,
The Portland daily press., 1867-03-18
t''E TO LET.

TTNHE Chamber I'D story over E. T. Eden & Co.'S,
i Free street Block, suitable for Jobbng or
Inquire Of 7. j. LITTLE, go
- 70 Commercial street.
Moro-dtf = ---N = = 10
The Portland daily press., 1867-03-18
For Sale.
Fer Sole

HOUSE now occupied by the subscriber, No. z
IL Free Street. Possession given Immediately. Fo
terms, &c, call as above, or at No. Central Wharf
mchl2dtf t'--ta a. IT, S'rORER
The Portland daily press., 1867-03-18
TEETH. TEETH. TEETH.

DIR. D. still continues to Extract Teeth by FLro.
TRICKY WITHOUT PAIN. Persons having Secayed
teeth stumps they wish to have removed for rset
ting he would give polite invitation to call
Superior ELECTRO MAGNETIC Machines TOR sale
for family use, with thorough INSTRUCTIONS.
Dr. ID can accommodate o lew patients with board
end treatment at his house.
Once hours from so'elock A. NJ. to 10 NJ. from
tot p. M, and to in the evening
Consultation tree, novftf
The Portland daily press., 1867-03-18

House and Lot for Sale Very Low,
HOUSE new, containing SEVEN ROOMS, will be
IL sold for 81 100, ii applied for Immediately.
ALSO:
Lots for sale at prices cent to Sc Der foot
Enquire of JOSEPH REED
. Real Estate Agent. Oak st. near Congress
marStltf q i.4'tsIr : 7f'...7.l-T =, III
The Portland daily press., 1867-03-18
ARRAY.


. CAKLlSLE, Pa. March TO.
An ARRAY occurred yesterday during the
election here between the U. S. soldiers from
the Carlisle barracks and some citizens re-
snlting in the killing of one person on each
side -
The Portland daily press., 1867-03-18
Another Fenian Raid on Canada Antic-
iputed. -

A sensational Sunday paper states that Rob
erts and the Fenian Senate, are making extern
sive preparations for a new Canadian cam
paign. They possess % 600 breach leaders, and
it is said from $4,000 to $4,000 Fenians will cross
into Canada at the orders of Roberts, as soon
as transportation can be furnished. Their OBJ
iective point will be Montreal, but Kingston
and Toronto will also be attacked.
The Portland daily press., 1867-03-18
Lot for Sale.

F1sHE lot on the nOrtherly side of Deering Street
i adjoining the residence OF Gen. j. ID. FesseDden
Said lot is sxtytwO feet front and hundred feet
In depth. Apply to j. c. PROCTOR,
mar16dH Real Estate Agent, Middle st.