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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-12-04
A Kansas Girls Career-From the Kitch-
On to the Capitol.
The Topeka (Kansas) State Record

The Topeka (Kansas) State Record
says:
In writing the host Of notices. favor
able, unfavorable and neutral. which
have appeared respecting Miss Winnie
Ream, the sculptures. the commentators
appear to have overlooked the material
! fact that Miss Ream is Kansas pro.
| duction, and therefore that Kansas is
indirectly responsible for Miss Resm =
"Lincolu," MISS Ream's Eve" and
the rest Of the craven images which
she has set up. About a dozen years
1 ego the Reams lived at Leayenworth,
the father OF Winnie being the landlord
OF the Shawnee House. Afterward the
family removed to Wyapdotte. and
Ream senior kept the Eldridge House
Ga the journey to Wyandotte Miss Ream
drove the COW, and with her shapely
feet bare to save her shoes. She worked
about the hotel, at washisg dishes,
and was remarkable for nothing save
her being an uncommonly pretty, plump
little girl, with very bright eyes. II
she had artistic tastes or Inspirations,
none of the boarders Of the Shawnee
or "Eldridge' ever found 1t out. They
ate the hash which Vinnie's fair hands
served up, and never dreamed that the
same hands would ever mold statues at
the Capitol.
1t would be a long story to tell how
Miss Ream of the - Shawnee and
"Eldridge" hotels, got to the Capitol
and got into the statuary line of bust
ness. II is enough to know that she did
both. Neither do we wish to discuss
the merits of Miss Ream' s statues, or to
decide whether her Eve is a model
of beauty, or whether, as Don Piatt
soiemnly affirms, it is "slab sided. "
The moral of this veracious chronicle
is, that this Kansas girl has worked her
was from the kitchen to the Capitol,
and from directlf the wandering steps
of the family COW, has taken to leading
'at her own sweet will the hearts OF
Congressman and State legislators.
Whether this has been done by her
genius or the glances of her bright eyes,
Kansas is equally interested. and to
Kansas belongs the glory. Had Mss
Ream's father kept other taverns than |
Kansas taverns, and spread before his |
guests other viauds than Kansas hash |
his daughter might never have had !
studio or an order. The pluck aud in |
domitable disposition $40 git up and
git" which Miss Winnie Resm has dis
PLAYED. are the results OF a Kansas edu
cation. She is now in Paris, and re-
ceires there, as in Washington, the
homage of the great. All the criti-
cisms, and many of them have been By
no means cleanly, have not deferred
her from carrying out her purposes.
She set out TO make statues aud sell
them, ard she has succeeded. Let Leav-
euworth and Wyandotte, the Ed
ridge" and TIE "Shawnee", arise and
sing.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-12-04

VIRGINIA is to initiate some of the
Western States, and have a Virginia
City. The village is not yet begun, but
it has good prospects. It's to be stu.
ated in Norfolk County, along the
river, distant about two and a half
miles BY water from Norfolk and Ports
mouth 1t has fine depth of water
along the river front. Its future great,
ress depends upon tho building OF a
railroad to the West which will have
this point for An Atlantic terminus.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-12-04

Our of population of %, 294 chill
dren of school age in Utah, 12,5l6 are
enrolled as scholars. The number of
male and female children is about the
S3l3 each, and females Sl85. Wages
are low and living is very high. Last
winter coal was $50 per ton, while pine
wood was from SIS to $40 per cord.
This "church" monopoly Offers small
to the plurality of
wives.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-12-04
DELINQUENT TAXES.
AUDITORS OFFICE, 0IxsBY COUNTY, /
LIST December. 1869.

AUDIToR's OFFICE, ORxsBY COUNTY,
LIST December, 1859.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN delinquent Tax List for the year 1862 of
this County has this day been delivered to the
District Attorney of said County and that unless
the Delinquent Taxes therein specified are paid to
the Treasurer as ex-ofIico Tax Receiver, within
TWENTY DAYS from the publication of this no.
tice, action will be commenced by the District
Attorney for the collection IF said taxes and costs
of.icio Tax Receiver within the specified twenty
days. must procure from this Office the certificate
required by law. SAM. D. KING,
Sw Auditor Ormsby County.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-12-04

OCEAN CABLE TELsGRAPHs. - The
question Of establishing cable tele-
graph between New York and the Hague,
recently submitted to the Government,
has already received consideration, and
at the proper time due acknowledge
ment Will be made to the Netherlands
Government for the friendly motives
which prompted the concession to an
American citizen. Reciprocity, espec-
tally as % the iermini, is doubtless the
principle which viii govern future Of
fetal proceedings, and it u said the
President will, at an early day, call the
particular attention of Congress to the
subject. The Government favors an
American company, based on sustain
ing American rights.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-12-04

THE Press in Russia are advocating a
system of public school instruction by
which the children of the poorer classes
can receive gratuitous Instruction in
the rudimeuts of learning. Most Of the
peasants now do not even know the let
tiers of the alphabet.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-12-04

The latest fashionable color in Paris
is called EGu dc Nj (wa5er of the Nile.
Il is mixture Of gray AMI green. which
gives satin the appearance of ttowlng
water. Whether it has any resemblance
10 that Of the Nile is rather doubtful :;
but the Nile, Egypt, and the Suez Canal
are now all the 90.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-12-04

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT NO
IN more excursionists will be permitted on
the Construction Trains If the v. T. X. r.. the
Company being unwilling to assume the risk OF
transporting passengers on the cars now in use.
Parents are requested TO prevent their children
from playing about the track and cars.
H. n. YERlN0TON,
Superintendent v. Z Z Il. r.
Ca.sOs, 0etsbss n lsee.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-12-04
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENT:

COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENT
Hon. c. y. No;eware, Hon. II. G. Parker,
H. f. Rice, B. F. Small,
IL. s. Mason, j. ". Reese,
Geo. L. Gibson, Judge s. II. Wright.
COMMITTEE OF INVITATION:
Col Abe Curry, Capt. Vim. Wallace,
Dr. B. s. Mason Fred Turner,
Mai Harry Nighels. Henry A. lihoades,
lion. A. broadway, Frank Ludlow,
John Hereford, Henry kraus,
Capt. Frank Hall, DR.. 1Jader,
Prank Rockwell, TheO Hale,
L. T. Kelly Harry Day,
Capt G. ID. Lyon, J. Mcdonnell,
Hon Lewis boron, c. }. Hamlin,
II P.ters, Hon. A. W. Nightingale,
Hon. S c. wr ght. Capt. F. D. Todd,
NJ Mcneil George Fryer,
Joe Ro,enstcck Capt. c. II. Mash,
oscar Greeuebaam, Washington Small,
Charles Martin. VIM Snodgrass,
Marshall Willard, John Dorsey,
sam. Hyatt, T. D. Sweeney,
George Zenuych, Henry Bufkin-
VIM. Mcintosh, J. W. Caltreath,
Miles Reese james Z. Dealey,
f. Walker Chas. C. Smith,
Geo Thomas Louis Norris,
yictor Muller Jacob Klein,
J I'M Eosser Matthew Rinkle,
Augustus Lewis, John james,
James spurzeon; X. Il. Brown
CoMMITTEE OF RECEPTION:
A. p. Catiin, DR.. j. NJ. Benton.
Jerome Iho:ing ton, Andrew Nhitford.
FLOOR MANAGERS:
Capt VIM. Wallace, A. Livingst
hon. I. b. Edwards, H S Mason.
FLOOR DIRECTOR:
Lieutenant Governor james :. Slingerland.
VIRGINIA CITY:
J. VI. Daniels. James 0rndorff
VIM Sheppard, J. P Curriss,
VIM. Kern, W. W. Tinker.
GOLD HILL:
=. g. Ferguson, illiam Gibson,
John Z. Isaac, John Farnham,
William Lee, George two0d,
Frank Osbston.
DAYTON:
George Shaw, l.. L. Crockett,
VIM. SeatOn, Lew. Eoston,
l. D. Cross, Frank Mccullough.
GENOA:
Fred Furth. Robert Dean.
Charles Fisk, Robert Lyon.
rECAETS. So so
ICSIC By DAVIS & FEISBIE'S
GUADRlLLE BAND.
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n O T &c E
Of q Special Meeting of the
Board of County Commits
siSners OF OrnsDy County.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT PURSU-
~ ant to Order this day made by majority
Of the Board Of County Commissioners in and for
ornsby County, State Of Nevada, duly entered
on the Records Of said Board, a Special Meeting
of said Board will be held at my Office, IN the
Court House, in Carson CITY, on
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-12-04

Az intoxicated woman at Nashua. N.
a., while being taken to the lookup,
kicked the oG5csr in the. bowels % So
-yereiy that his life is desPaired Of.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-12-04
NEW TODAY.
II @ T I C E.

The regular Monthly Meeting of
TO Warren Engine Company No. | Will
AssflS< be held THIS SATURDAY. EVEN
---S- ING. at oclHck.
A full and prompt attendance is earnestly re-
quested. Per order of
A LEWIS, Foreman.
December 1, 1869.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1869-12-23
FROM REV. JOSEPH Il KENNARD, D. D.,

Pasfor of the Tenth B1ptist Church, Philadelphia.
DR. JkoEsaS-bStR SiR:--T hare been frequently
requested Ia connect ny tcih Yecon7I enaIiOs of
d. eRt h41edS If 'ae6c'17es t rgGytng he practice
as oA u ny df7Tpp'as s1ter, h1ce an al de-
ced; ba ,Cfti cjedr proof IN otrfos ins'a1es and
pasi'f dairy my family IF Hc usJEress IF DR..
Ho}iGn6'S German Filters depart Jar from my
usE1t co1ss &c sss my JuH cCnrciios Aet fos gen
cral detdtiIy Of the system and especially for Liver
Complaint 1T lie ass z-sE-ssssafe and valua lie
pre a. s'ion. In s@ some csses 1t may
Jdd; tut usually Z Sgs&5 douht mt, IL svs9
BE- re5y b.aejicfIl zz-..szs % Giose ,oto suffer
from lse G9ope caA.es. Yours, rery respec.faiiy
j. II KEFNiHD,
ia Eighth, bsioS Coates street.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1869-12-23
TRET. Tv

Tiers IS 70 stfe':ros e97faT Toasyndzs ee,>=,r,
BsGeTa or foHic L., -rseS of IJ-5.5i!,.
r.: ~ '1 :yc tsas es &c s s9S e O. c%:
q" eaGoyAifrt q Z * a-ssz faoS, sfttte re
.aech :" dS9.st IT, 9gg.y5 ne tlood, gee good sound
aaa'ty eo,ei59fos, e'aess the gtoD singc Jrons he
eye tEdl btoo87 tote cheeks GHd cAgrgc he atte 7s
from sort-51salted efaae,ard eoeok and nc1retss
'ar0Ed 70 a. al'Jaeed s'o1i, and sgor person.
Wax and Delicate Children ere
. esaie. En- 1Hcs. they are ESsrssFiy F9essT-
csfifs. 1szey @sIs b. administered WITH
PERFECT safety TO s cI1sIa tt4Fee months
cfIstEicfy. af3
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1869-12-23
- END FOX A CORY OF NEW EDITION

~ Ellis EVERY MAN his OWN LAWYER
AND BUSINESS FORM BO6K
complete and reliable guide to ali matters of law
and business trasa tons for every State in f I'M.
me iloiesslonai man. the farmer. the nleehanic the
me eiiht the manufactured, each require ccnven-
iett comprehensive, and rel able sT which will en-
aue u III 20 draw up any instrument that NAV lie re-
CURED ana that VIII furnish him with s1ch jnfornla
OF Lte-i bocE that every body can mn ders4a,d aud
ttt VIII enable every to lie lis own counsel The
eite ie'itA press % the country unquaIificGIv en-
aotee tiie work Price only S2,25. Sent post maid.
3%ehts want everywhere. Address .JNO G WELLS
fnbiisher, No 49, Broome Street y. y 1G-29-3m
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1869-12-23
rAese Remedies are the best
EEood Purifiers

seer tnoton, and sot I'll diseases: resulting from
Gdootocd hs1 yost3 $500 toed pure ;ksfF pour
ttre' an oPdef Keep yo'T Giassftre ofgrns
IN sound, heGt ny E ! -. E7c5adtfioft b. the
Of these remedies .zszass:: nd no disease pciu
ere'asSai g9ts TheGss man ia ne country recommend
hem. II years Of honest rettatiot 90 for aauL.t5s1
tos ssatst t,y n.ese preparations. -, d ~.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1869-12-23

President Timothy Dwight. of 7 ale
was the 6rst man ID America to cultivate
straw berries
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1869-12-23

The Great Trade Improvement asxocf,4:,, r..
9rlted y the State) sell FINE GOLD and SOM SfIyr
WATCHES at SO each.
goJ Eng iisViilss fully illustrating and describing
AZ, 'hotou@hlN mixed, and wlen ordered are mailed
l li''a az the following prices Single Enar;yjn
- cents Twelve and rich premium, So Tver4 -
'sll elegant SILVER Hunting Watch as prept,Ir 40
10y engraving entities the holder thereof Is
( WIFI IiglL 70 TO 500, ires;teetiyeoI value
nor S!t Nothing can be lost by this iryes+rae,tt a.
70 a1ice n eur stock IS worth less than the money
asGed WhIIe the buyer may obtain a watch worth
SOD (src3tGS Free. JuST Tax II once b4f,re .,tiy
condelnning us. Address ''''i' '9'iiS
Is MICHELlN & Co.. Managers s.
SIN 1929 = -" % n
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1869-12-23
80 CONsUMPTIVES
ERRORS OFYOUTu

AeEfTLEMAN who suffered for years from Ner-
vous Debility Premature Decay and all the effects Of
youthful indscreton, viii, for the sake of suffering
humanity send free to all who need it, the receipt and
directions for making the simple remedy by which he
was cared Sufferers wishing profit by the adve1
Users experience, dJeo by addressing, in perfect
coSfdenbe JOHN B. OGDEN.
15-T1y No AZ Cedar street, Now York,
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1869-12-23
1899.


'Withln the last five years more cotton
spinllss have been put in operation,
moro iron fhundries erected, more iron
sEelted, more bars rolled. more steel
male, more coal and copper mined, more
lumber sawed and hewn, more houses
and ships constructed. more manufacto-
rles OF different kinds started, and more
petroleum eolected, refined, and expor-
ted, than during any equal period in the
history or the country and this increase
has been greater both as regards quality
and quantity, and greaterthan the legiti-.
mate increase To be expected from the
normal decrease of wealth and popula-
ton. The aggregate crops of the North.
ern states for 1857 were believed to be
greater than those of any previous year.
while the crops for tl1e past year are
known to exceed in Quantity and quality
those Of IS6T7s - Vel S Repof. go. 8 s.
n has etfast TO argne against the noliev
which e1usea this plenty. by figuring ont
a. increase Of the cost ef living. NJ
Wells irothe SINE report nnintent;onol liz
demonstrates thatSof this ereativ inernas :.
ed wealth. Of the country more than .
prnnor, iassaly share absorbed hy agr;.
e1itpre :zefhst the farmers are, in fact.
reaping the profit.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1869-12-23

Equality in purity, piqnancy and taste HE best
brands of Foreign Champagne. We particularly in
yte dealers to call and test for themselves. or Will
take pleasure IN sending samples tLer dry ois
sweet VINE to any party that may desireitby seris
address, Price SD, 90 and S6e0 per case Discount
made to the trade at.rs-i h; n
A.P. P STEWARD & CO..
40 Broadway New York
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1869-12-23
CAUTION.

Eoofrnd's German zeneJies are copnferfeited Tia
genuine its1s he Signature IF g. W. Jackson on
tn }foh II The outside oreRier Of each Gosic aud ne
aGe OF he article aOsgi. ia each toe- Al Others ara
cosfeeI5et Is sss-
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1869-12-23
WAN

Aeo Conf1dentiai Agents to dispose of a stock of
goods None hut good and reliable men wanted Who
can keep thelr mouths shut. S;tIlcapitad reaurrd
fortune OF $4,000 guaranteed man of the rilf
IT tlt. f'r c lars sem free Sample of goods sent
i7r - cents. Can &auress
lo--J-3n J.P- WATERS & 90. II
IL. Br a.tmay. n
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1869-12-23

: Tor The Delicate Skin Of Ladies aaa tliaren.
SJlsiilI1 ALL DRUGGISTS. 7 si- .-i
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1869-12-23
Erring Youth
e." -al VIII find sovereign balm in
DIDAY'S SPECIFIC PILLS


Directions and advice printed in French c.rr
spanish ard English accompanies each package
AK IoF Dt"9yS Soec!fc Pills and Ne,ri,,e D1oo,
ant axe no other. Observe the name of LION 4 n
~ r. : ! v on the outside wrapper. All Others are
S1iu by me principal druggists will be sent Nv
enc priee by any advertised agent or I,y the cole
i ~ LEONARD EVERSHAM
Mutt st. Louis Mo.
O. wholesale agents for the Eastern and New England
'i'Son- Simns Co.. Boston Mass
The Portland daily press., 1869-04-02
NEW YORK.
CITY AND VICINITY.


NEW YORK, April 1.-The emigrant clipper
ship Baltic has been seized by the United
States Marshal for. violation of the passenger
act under penalty of 100000. She wa
about to sail for liverpool, and not glvlng
bonds for that amount, was not perni''eu "
proceed.
L. &B. Curtis g. Co., dry goods importers,
of this city, have suspended.
The Union Pacific Railroad Company have
Commenced a suit in the United States Circuit
Court against James Fisk, Jr., for trespass in
taking possession of the once ana property Of
the Company and otherwise prejudicing its
affairs. One million dollars damages are
claimed. 1t is rumored that other suits will
be brought against Fisk and his agents. The
cases of Fisk against the road in the Supreme
Court and the United States Circuit Court
were continued to-day without result.
( Assessor Webster has commenced actions
against the members of the firm of Clark,
Dodge & Co., to recover the penalties for re-
fusing to make the returns and payments re,
CURED by the internal revenue law This Will
bring up the question of the validity OF bank
ers and brokers under the Jaw.
DESTRUCTION OF COTTON FACTORY.
AUBURN, April 1.-The cotton factory OF L.
w. Nye, Hewlett & Bailey lessees, took nre
to-day in the upper story. Inc INFERIOR was
was consumed, The goods on the first and
second floors were principally removed. In
surance on the building $50, 600 and machinery
$50 900; building valued at $25,O00 and ma
chinery and stock $4,000.
HUDSON RIVER FREE FROM ICE.
HUDSON, April 1.-The ice blockade has
broken and navigation is open.
CANAL CONTRACT ABOLISHED.
ALBANY, April 1.-The bill abolishing the
canal contract system has passed the Assem-
bly,.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
!, PoUGHKEEPsIE, April 1.-Reports from up
the river indicate that the freshet is rapidly
subsiding and that no more serious damage
will occur
Mayor Morgan and other prominent citizens
Of this city proceeded this afternoon to q spot
about mile east of this city where they broke
ground for the Poughkeepsie & Eastern Rail
road.
CoxsAoKIE, April 1.-The ice is in rapid mo-
ton here and the river is opened south.
The Portland daily press., 1869-04-02
e O M M H R CIAL


New York stock and Money Market.
NEW YORK. April 1.-The Money stringency was
very severe to-day; call loans a per cent. Gold,
and per cent currency with commissions of Lie to
per cent. Many bank accounts were not made up
Till ter o'clock. The stringeney occasoned gen.
era yielding of prices at the Stock Exchange. The
banks are presenting their per cent certificates for
redemption, and to-day one institution drew from
the Sub-Treasury half million in greenbacks. The
currency balance there at the close of business was
about $s,00O,0O0. Sterling Exchange dull; prime
bankers bills at 1919 q 107b. Gold firm in response
10 the advance to per cent of the rate of discount
and Washington kilograms, probably fictitious, of q
break in the Cabinet and Cuban recognition; price
rates paid for carrying varied from to per cent.
and 1-16 per cent. to fat. Governments were dull
but steady most of the day, but became heavy and
declined at the close on high rates paid for Money
tions:Coupon 6s 1881, 1854 q 115a; do 5-20's 1862
117t q 11s; do 1884 1133 q Ia do 1885, 115i a 116
do new, 1127 q 112f; do 1867, 1123 a 112f; do 186S
ll2 1126; 10 4o's, 105 1851; Pacific sixes 1o4} g
Border State bonds lower; Missouri's 81 a s75 old
Tennessee's 65f q sc; new do 6S3 q 644 North Car
olina's, 543 a 543.
Stock market steady during The morning except
Rock Island and Fort Wayne, which declined; North
western and st. Paul advanced. The market in the
decline in rates, the Money stringency being the
cause. The following $50 prices Pacific Mail,
6S7 q 80; Western Union Telegraph, 395 a 39f; New
York Central, 1904 g 16Ol Erie, 3sf q "a; Hudson,
Folt Wayne, 124 % 1244; Michigan Southern 95a q
95i; Toledo, 96h q 81 Chicago & No. Western, s51
q S3R; do preferred, 931 a 93s.
The clearances at the Gold Exchange Bank to-day
amounted to $8s, 900 900.
The balance atthe Sub-Trsasury to-day amount
ed to $s6,237,6 sol.
Exports to-day, to Europe $4,000. and to Havana
$16s,000.
The Portland daily press., 1869-04-02

NEW YORK. April 1.-Cotton fully 4c lower; sales
61OO bbls. State and Western dull and declining;
superfne State at rs q $50; extra 25 q So;
round hoop Ohio 6 60 OF 75;' extra Western % q
ira 70 q u 90: Wheat dull, heavy and a 4c low
er; sales 5000 bush; No Spring at 81 delivered
and q &c lower; sales $4,000 BUSH; new Mixed
Western 81 q Gle, chiefly at SO a 90c. Oats shade
hrmer; sales 200 BUSH; Western at 75A a 77sc
new mess 81 80 q 81 70. Lard quiet and firm. But
ter steady. Whiskey nominal. Rice quiet. Sugar
heavy; sales 312 hhds Muscovado at 124 a 12bc, Cot
fee dull. Molasses firm. Naval Stores quiet. Pc
troleum quiet; crude at 18Jc; refined bonded 31e--
Freghts to Liverpool lever; Cotton per steamer Id
Wheat and Corn per do 31d.
NEW YORK, Feb. 31.-The regular monthly auc-
ton sale OF Scranton Ccal held in New York on
Wednesday. There was very full attendance of
buyers from Philadelphia, Boston and New York,
and the bidding was pretty brisk. Price5 higher,
From the following 1t will be that higher prices
excepting for Lump Coal were obtained than at the
sale month since:
The Portland daily press., 1869-04-02
cURA.

HAVANA. April 1.-The steamer Conandita-
rio has arrived at Nassau, and her captors at
last accounts had abandoned her and gone
ashore. She will probably be taken possession
of and Brought back to Havana By a Spanish
man-of-war.
The steamer Guadaluquiver found schoon-
er abandoned near Sigiuna and took her to
Bataboro. This schooner is supposed to be a
vessel which recently landed cargo of arms
on the coast near Cienfuegos.
In the Sagua district seven incendiaries were
caught and executed on plantation which
they had destroyed.
Fresh troops arrived from Spain and disem-
barked this morning.
The Portland daily press., 1869-04-02

NEW BEDFORD, March 31-Oil market-sales have
been In this market of 1000 bbls Sperm Oil for export
at 81 SO " GAL and 800 do for manufacture at 81 95 P
gal. A sale has also been made of 800 bbls South
Sea Whale Oil, for manufacture, on private terms
Mercury.
CHICAGO April 1.-Exchangeon on New York weaker
at par buying and lilo premium selinS. Flour dull
at 5 90 q 81 for Spring extras. Wheat quiet and
declined @ &c; No: Spring sold at 1sI; No. at
l02. Corn active and declined q &C.; new 53lc for
regular fresh receipts; no grade 534 q 54c for fresh
receipts; nothing doing this afternoon. Oats dull;
No. at 50 a 534c regular 53a q 553c. Rye dull at
20 for fresh receipts No. 1. Barley fat at go a
68 for regular fresh receipts. Highwnes fat; SELL
at sec. Mess Pork moderately active and firmer
at 81 90 cash. and 81 70 buyer April Lard quiet at
172c. Live Hogs dull and declined 10 q 15c; com
mon to choice at 30 q 70. Beef Cattle dull.
CINoINNATI. Al ril 1.-Provisons quiet and un-
changed. Prime city Lard sold at 1885, forced sale
Exchange quiet.
ed. Wheat unsettled; No. at 70; No. 2 at 071a
Corn steady and unchanged; new 55lc Oats nomi-
nally unchanged. Rye quiet at 13 q 10 for No. l.
Barley nominal.
SAVANNAH, April 1.-Cotton dull; sales 457 bales;
Middings nominay at 2sc; receipts 1168 bales ex-
ports, foreign 1854 bales; coastwise $50 bales.
CHARLESTON, S. c., April 1.-Cotton nominal;
sales 300 bales Middlings 28c receipts 26S bales
ports, coastwise ITO bales.
MOBILE, April 1.-Cotton quiet; sales 800 bales;
low Middlngs at 27c receipts 456 bales; exports BAG
bales.
NEW ORLEANS. April 1.-Cotton nominal and un-
setted Mddlings 281c; sales 800 baes receipts 1888
bales; exports 6843 bales