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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-03-24
TRANSPORTATION.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO
Rail Road Company,

WHEELING, December ith, 1869.
DAssRNGRRTR&TNs WILL Run
J. by the following schedule on and after
December 5th, lsG9-Wheeling time:
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE
YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves by . eertAi, prae.
tice INDUCED in when alone, q habit frequently
learned from evil companions, or at school III.
effects Of which are nightly felt, even whrs
aslesp, and II not cured renders marriage in.
possible, and destroys both mind and body
should apply Immediately.
What . pity that ysuBg man, the hope Of
his country, the darling Of his parents, should
be snAtohed from all prospects and aDjoymenIs
of life by the consequences Of deviAting from
the path Of nature and INDUCING In certain
secret habit Such persons must, before con
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MARRIAGE,

Reflect that . sound mind and body are the
most necessary requisites 70 promote connubiAl
happiness. Indeed, without these the journey
through life becomes . weary pilgrimage; the
prospect hourly dArkens 10 the yisW; the mind
becomes Swallowed with despair and filed with
the melancholy reheCtion that the happiness Of
another bscomes blighted with our own
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YOUNG MEN

Especially, who have become the victim, o.,
Solitary Vice, that dreadful and destruc,iTs
habit which annually sweeps to an pntirpsIy
grave thousands Of Young Men Ct the uosi =,
slted talents and brilliant intellect, who mil,
otherwise have entranced listening Senatss " MI
the thunder Of eloQuence, or walked TO ecSts'',
the thrilling Tyre, may call with fail conrd.nr.
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Married Persons, or Young Men conteupl.,
ing Marriage. being aware Of Physical Wr,I
ness, organic debility, deformities, speed,
cured.
he who places himself under the carr " l.,
J., NAV reiigiously confds In his honor as A ~,
tiemAn, and confidently rely upon his skill a.
nhyaieian
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ORGANIC WEAKNESS
DIR. JOHNSTON,

Member Of the Royal College Of Surgeons. Lon
don, graduate from, one Of the most emipon,
Colleges in the United States, and the greater
tails of London, Paris, Philadelphia ami else
where has effected some Of the moat astonisb
ing cures that were ever known. Man,
troubled with ringing in the head and ears v an
asleep, great nervousness, being alarmed a, aud
den sounds, bAshfulness, with frequent blush
ing, attended, sometimes with arrangement a
mind. were cured Immediately,
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DIR. JOHNSTON
Has discovered the most Certain, Speedy
only Rffectnal Remedy in the world for W.aL
ness of the Back or Limbs, Structures, Atfsci;or
of the Kidneys and Bladder, Involuntary b..
charges, Inpotsncy, General Debility, Neryous
ness, Dyspepsia, Languor, Low Spfits, Confp
sion Of Ideas, PAlpttAtion Of the Heart TimiSi
ty, Trembling. Dinness Of Sight, Glddipss,
Disease Of the Head, Throat, Nose or Skin. AZ
fections of the Liver, Lungs, Stomach or Row
els--those Terrible Disorders arising from SoTi
tary Habits Of Youth-sKcRET and solitAr,
practices moro fatal TO their victims than ~,
songs Of syreDs 70 the Mariners Of UIysSs,
blighting their uiost brilliant hopes or anticins
tons, rendering marriage, &C., Impossible,
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D. c. LIST,
| HENRY X. LIST,
| JOSEPH sEYBoLp
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-01-27

NE NEW YoRK, Jan 26.-Cotton quiet and firm; sales
2soO bales; Middling uplands 25ao. Flour-sales
ers; superfne to fancy State 10 a 90; superfne to
choice Western 4 GO q 615; Southern dull and
cropping; sales 475 bbls;; common to choice so q
bush. No. Spring II q IS; Winter Red West
ern 30 q 49, Corn rather more steady sales a.
in store O6l. Oats dull and heavy; sales 22, 600
BUSH; State 81 q 62c; Western 81 q 5sc. Beet
steady and unchanged; sales $50 bbls. Pork heavy
prime % 90 "a % so. Lard heavy ana lower; sales
4ss bols.; steam 1s g deH kettle Ut q 17ac WINS
90. Sugar dull; sales fair to good refining 16h d
lOse; 1900 boxes Havana at 1osc. Molasses duh
Taow steady sales 80 900 lbs at lOac Linseed quiet
Ereights to Liverpool dull; Cotton per steam I'd
Flour per steam Is Cd; Wheat per steam sd.
CHICAGO. Jan. 26.-Flour firm and steady on low
er and medium grades. and dull and nominal on
upper grades. Wheat quiet at 80 a sole tor No.
afternoon unsettled at Sole for No. 2. Corn dull
sales No. 2 at III; in the afternoon No. nominaly
~. Oats dull at 39i Rye dull: sales at 72sc fol
Wines steady and quiet at SO a 93ac. Provisions
dull; Mess Pork declined 25c; sales at 26 90 cash
and at Isl "a 1sc Meats less active drv saf
ed shoulders, 1Oc; short rib middes 14c: Cumberland
I25 g l3c Dressed hogs steady and fairly active at
~ 20 9 u oO dividing on 200 1bs, live hogs dull and
weak at 90 q 80 Ior for common, and 80 tor ex-
oood co ste STEADY s at so 62t tor common to
beeves.
CINCINNATI. Jan. 26.-Whiskey firm at &c.,
Small sales at So. Live Hogs dull and unchanged !;
receipts 300 head. Mess Pork offered at 81 co.
BULK Meats quiet and lower with no sales; should
and dull; shoulders 12t q 23c clear rib sides l5J a.
&c., Sugar cured Hams 16t a Ice, with a light de-
mand Lard quiet; sales 200 tierces steam at Ice
kettle at 16Jc.
MILWAUKEE, Jan. 26.-Flour unchanged. Wheat
hrm at S65c for No: 1, and 93ac for No.2 Oats NOM
inal. Rye nominal.
DETROIT, Jan. 26,-wheat unchanged. Corn qui-
ct; old 93c. Barley unchanged.
NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 26.-Cotton active and firm
l4'. Measses frmer at 6S q Zoe.
:, MOBILE, Jan. 26-Cotton in good demand with
hght STOCK offering and closed firm Middlings 24sc.
CHARLESTON, 5. G., Jan. 26.-Cotton in good de-
mand and firm; Mddlings 24s a 25ac.
AUGUSTA, Jan. 26.-Cotton in fair demand and
prices shade easier; Middlings 24i a 24ac.
uplands 25c
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The Wool Market.
[Special DisDatch nv Intarn, siopaII;,

BOSTON, Jan. 26.-[Reported for the Press. 1.-The
following is list of prices quoted this afternoon
Domestic-Oh0 and Pennsylvania pick-lock co "a
&C., do choice Xxx so a 53c; fine X As a Acc; medi-
UNI AZ q aSc; coarse 43 9 45c; Michigan extra and
Xxx 46 q 48c; fine As a dec; medium As "a Acc; COM
mon AZ q 43c; other Western fine and X A "a Acc
medium m "A g Acc; common 40 q 42c; pulled extra
50 a 5Oc; superfine IS a 5Oc; No. at 25 "a Soc
eombing fleece IS a Coo; California 16 q 32c; Texas
70 (9 3Oc " I'd. Foreign Wools-Canada combing IS
% &c; smyrna washed 20 a 35c, ana unwashed II
9 zoe; Buenos Ayres Is y SAC; Cape Good Hope 25
g &c. Gillian 20 g 26c; African unwashed Is a 1Sc
~ fb.
Remarks-The market Is quite firm for domestic at
the improvement noticed at the cloe OF last week,
with good demand from manufacturers, In New
York the market for domestic Wool continues active
the exigencies of consumers compelling retrench-
ment OF stocks. The market having been thus re-
Heyed OF large quantity slightly better feeling is
noted at the Close The past week has been charac-
terzed by degree of more activity not witnessed in
ou1 market for many months, the sales of all kinds
of domestic reaching about 100000 TBS. Foreign
remains inactive, most kinds being held above the
views of buyers In Philadelphia there has been a
decided Improvement in the market this week. with
quite an active movement in fine Woods at full prices
Pulled has also been more freely There is search
y from the West and the stocks in the hands of the
dealers are very moderate this period of the
year; The impression is general that prices have
touched bottom.
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GO M Nj Err CIAL.


Receipts by Railroads and Steamboats,.
STEAMER FOREST CITY, FROM BosToN--1O hhds.
molasses 20 boxes cheese, bags feathers cask and
bbs. oil, pcs marble, 100 bags meal 80 casks nails
30 bills sugar. 20 bbls. apples, 40 boxes Spices 5
hhds beer 16 casks rasins 30 Shoes 100 boxes
rasins, 100 bbls sugar, kegs rvets "a pt gs fun-
ture, 81 dressed hogs IL bdls paper, 45 bars ron
bdls steel, bales hoops, carriage, 10 sewing ma
chimes, so bags coffee, 20 bales calf skins, %
boots and shoes. 100 bags saltpeter 10 bbs liquors,
800 pkgs to Princes Express, 209 pkgs to ORDER For
barrels, 10 hogshead 40 bbls. phosphate lime, % bds
leather 166 bars iron 20 coils cordage 10 bales WOOL
stoves 40 bbls. sand, IL bbs pork, bdls STEEL 80
bags dye stuts 20 pkgs 10 casks nails, 80 bbls flour,
bales yarn 10 bales cotton 10 bdls handles. 80
plates cases STEEL 200 dry hides &c coils cordage,
l75 pkgs to order.
STEAMER FRANC0NIA FROM NEW YoRK.-172
bales cotton, 100 bales jute, 113 bales rags 10 bales
burlaps 10 rolls leather SO chests tea. 100 bbs -four
20 do dye wood, 80 30 birthstone, Is do oranges 125
kegs soda SO do spikes 50 boxes TIM 80 do tobacco
sets wheels, 80 casks Paris white, 6 do skins, 1877
hhds. molasses, q tierccs do, 2 hhds. tobacco Is
bbls. glass, 80 bds paper hangings. $50 pkgs sun
dries.
PORTLAND 81 KENNEBEC RAILROAD - cars
headings, 10 bales goods, cases do, bbls. gum,
tubs butter 1872 pkgs sundries 245 bds paper 26
tor Boston.
GRAND TRUNK RAILwAY-19 cans milk, 500
brls Hour lis pkgs sundries, cars lumber, do
bark, do shocks, do hogs, do cattle, butter, 1
do barley, do wheat, do wheat, do oats. For
do wheat, do flour.
! car lumber do hoops, do potatoes, do cloth
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ITO Associated Press
Maine Legislature.
Especial dispatch by international Line
aENATE

Especial dispatch by international Line
SENATE.
AUGUSTA, Jan. 26.-The President appointed
Messrs. Buffam, Carleton and Minot on the
Joint select committee on the Maine General
Hospital.
Read and assigned-An act to incorporate the
Rock Pond Dam and Sluice Company; resolve
relating to claim against the United States, for
advance made by Maine and Massachusetts
during the war 1928.
Passed to be engrossed-An act to authorize
John A. Buck to extend his wharf in Bucks
port; an act to authorize Robert Crockett to
extend his wharf in Rockland harbor; an act
relative to reversal of final judgments in Grim
inal cases on account of error in sentence; an
act to incorporate the proprietors of Scion Viii
lage Cemetery; an act to incorpate the Thorn
aston Savings Bank: an act additional to an
act to incorporate the Bangor Boom Company.
Passed to be enacted AN act additional to an
act to incorporate the Waterville Mutual Fire
Insurance Company; an act to authorize the
extension of the Androscoggin railroad at
Pennington; an act to incorporate the Stetson
Manufacturing Company.
On motion Of Mr.. Reed, the Senate reported
and concurred with the House amendment to
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RHODE ISLAND.

ATTEMPT OF ONE WOMAN TO MURDER ANOTHER
PROVIDENCE, Jan. 26.-About o'clock this
evening Mrs. Sutcliff, formerly of this city and
now of Manchester, N. H., attempted to Kill
MRS. Adrian B. Merier as she was entering
her residence on Broad street, by shooting her
with revolver. She was able to discharge
but one chamber, the ball from which slightly
wounded one of Mrs. Merer's fingers. Mrs.
Sutcliff then grappled with Mrs M. but was
overcome and the pistol taken away from her,
and she was taken into custody. Both parties
have moved in respectable society, but there
has been trouble because Of jealousy. Mrs.
Sutcliff is here to prosecute the suit against
Mrs. NJ for breaking up her family.
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PARIS, Jan. 26.-It is said that no reduction
will be made in the French army this year be.
cause of the recent troubles ia Paris and else
where.
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Portland Daily Press stock List.

For the week ending Jan. &C. 1870.
DIRECTED BY WIN. H. WOOD & SON. BROKERS
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VERDICT AGAINST A RAILROAD.

CHICAGO, Jan. 26-E. B. Phillips obtained a
verdict to-day for $4,000 against the Illinois
Central railroad for personal injuries received
by an explosion on a locomotive belonging to
that company in the Central depot in this city,
in December, 1867.
OPPOSITION TO OCEAN STEAMSHIP SUBSIDIES.
Resolutions were presented in the Board OF
Trade to-day against the granting of subsidies
to lines of ocean steamers, and also that large
reduction ought to be made in the expenses OF
the national government; and after discussion
they were passed.
VIGILANCE COMMITTEE.
Circulars were secretly issued in this city
last night, calling meeting at the fremont
House for the purpose of forming vigilance
Committee. Popular Indignation is very justly
aroused against the numerous gangs OF scoun-
drels who now infest Chicago.
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In his speech in the House yesterday, Gen.
Butler iuveghed against certain "deleterious
spirits spreading advertisements of quack nos
trums." 1t was unkind in Ben. to go back on
his supporters that way.
Prince Arthur visited the Washington navy
yard Wednesday and was received with full
honOrs. Afterwards he was entertained at
dinner by President Grant
Rev. Henry Niles Pierce, bishop elect of
Alabama, was cOnsecrated at Mobile Tuesday
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VISITORS TO THE MONARCH AND MONITORS.
Mayor Putnam has been notified that Capt.
Commerell will open his ship (the Monarch
to visitors to-day after 10 o'clock
The monitors Miantonomah and Terror can
also be visited during the day at the times des
ignated by their commanders. Tugs will he
plying during the day from Atlantic wharf for
the accommodation of visitors
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SPECIAL PoLICEMEN.-At a meeting of the
Board of Mayor and Aldermen yesterday, f.
,. Bell, Joseph Trefethen, Robert Dow, w.
IL. Nelson, Richard Paine, Storer Libby, Ri
ram odsdon, Robert Bell, Eben Armstrong
ana 0iehard r. buddy were appointed special
policeman for the time while the remains Of
George Peabody are in this city.
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Foreign Markets.

LONDON, Jan. 26-11.15 A. M.-Consols 923 "a 92t
for money and account.
American securties-United States 5-20's 1862
coupons, sGai do 1865, old, sGa; do 1867, $50; do
17l. NJ
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 26-11. rs A. M.-Cotton buoyant (;
sales u 600 bales; Middling uplands ia "a lid;
102S Sd. Lard lbs.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 26-1 P. M.-Cetton firm; sales
$1,000 bales. Pork quiet. Lard buoyant at 74s.
FRANKFORT, Jan. 2C-1 P. M,-United States
5-20's opened fiat at 91k q 913.
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GEORGIA.

ORGANIZATION OF THE LEGISLATURE.
ATLANTA, Jan. 90 The House of Represen
tatives organized to-day and elected z. b. Nc
Wharton, Republican, Speaker, over j. E.
Bryant, Conservative by "a majority. Three
members of the House, Messrs. Donaldson,
Mum and Taliferro, have been declared ineli-
eible by the military commission. The seats
of sixteen members have been declared vacant
on account of their refusal and failure to take
the oath required by the laws of the United
States.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-01-27

Cow ON A RAMPAGE.-In car of cattle that
came in on the Grand Trunk Railway Tues
day night was a COW that did not like her
quarters, and who took the advantage to es-
cape by jumping over the ratings that sur
rounded her. Yesterday morning she was dis
covered at the corner of Newbury and India
streets and attempts were made to capture
her. But the bovine, undoubtedly influenced
by the proceedings of the late meetings in ia
vor of "female rights resisted. One young
man had his pants awfully torn and consider
ed himself lucky to get off in that way. An
other approached her with car stake, intend
ing to knock the animal over; but before he
was aware of it he found that the knocking
over was on the wrong side, and that he was
the "under one" in the fight. Finally force
enough was obtained to capture the cow, but
she had to be thrown down, have her legs tied,
and be placed upon sled to be conveyed to
the Boston depot where she as put into car
for the West
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RUNAwAY.-While Mr. E. N. Perry was
driving the horse of Mr.. Chapman yesterday
afternoon, the sleigh, a double one, slowed at
the corner of Middle and Pearl streets, and up
set, throwing out Mr.. Perry and two gentle
men who were in the sleigh with him-neither
of whom were injured. The horse kept on
through Pearl to Cumberland street, and up
the latter to Casco street, where he was stop
ped. The sleigh, which was valuable one,
was badly damaged, and the horse was some
what injured
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NE w JERSEY.
FIFTEENTH AMENDMENT.

THE FIFTEENTH AMENDMENT.
TRENTON, Jan. 26.-The resolutions known
as the 10th amendment were reported to the
House this afternoon and were set down tor
Tuesday next for consideration.
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DISTINGUISHED ARRNALs.-The influx Of
visitors to our city yesterday, to witness and
take part in the Peabody demonstrations was
very large, and our hotels were filled almost to
overlooking. The Falmouth was completely
filled. Among the arrivals there we notice
Gov. Chamberlain, Adj. Gen. Murray, D. AL
den, Esq, Hon. j. w. Bradbury, Hon. j. w
Porter of the Executive Council, from Angus
ia; Gen. Conner of Kendalrs Mills General
Beal of Norway; Hon. William Rogers, Bath
Messrs. Newton Talbot, N. ellison, John Poor
S. A. Woods, s. R. Niles and w. NJ Flanders
committee from the City Council of Boston
H. L. Williams and w. G. Endicott of Salem
Hon. R. G. Winthrop, Hon. j. H. Clifford
Rev. DIR. Sears, Messrs. Beebe and Dana, Trus-
tees of the Peabody Southern Educational
Fund; Messrs. B. G. Perkins, T. M. Simpson.
Henry Poor, E. w. Jacobs, G. B. Farley, Jas.
P. King, Amos Merrill, A. B. Merrill Fitch
Poole, Henry Pollock, J. B. Foster, Francis
Baker, William Sutton, jr., George H. Pier
son, committee from the town of Peabody.
Delegations from other places are expected
to-day.
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WARD "A meeting of the voters of Ward
was held in the Sd ward room last evening,
for the purpose of making arrangements for
the dedication of their new ward room. Chas.
NJ Rice, ESQ.,, presided, and f. G. Rich was
Secretary. Messrs. 7. B. Tolford, Alexander
Waterhouse, F. G. Rich, F. B. Barr and T.
M. Fisher were chosen a committee to make
all necessary arrangements for the occasion.
1t is understood that speeches from prominent
persons will be made and there will be music
by the Portland Band at the dedication.
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PORTLAND THEATRE.-A perfect Ola prodrida
of mirth, minstrely, and theatricals is offered
at the Theatre tonight. In addition to the at
fractions of the entertainment, Admiral Farra-
gut and suite and the officials of the United
States and British fleet have been invited to
be present Secure your seats early
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WASHINGTON.
CoRBfN PLAYING TIA sUDoRIFIc TO BE |
|

CoRBIN PLAYING Tr'-A sUDoRIFIc TO BE
ADMINISTERED.
=, WASHINGTON, JAN 26-Several DAYS since
the Committee on Banking and Currency re-
ceived letter from A. B. Corbin, giving ex-
cuses why he neglected their summons. An
other letter was read at the meeting to-day, in
which Mr.. Corbin repeated that Chronic dis
ease prevented him from being present but
not giving any promise of his future action in
that direction. The chairman of the commit
tee, MIR. Garfield, read his letter in an assumed
solemn manner, causing much diversion by
the preacher-like tone and emphasis. Repre-
sentative Cox suggested that in view of Cor
BINS reported physical infirmities the chair
man send him bottle of Mr.. Munyon's sooth-
ing syrup, in order to enable him to appear
before the committee. 1t is probable the COM
mlttee will send an attachment after Corbin
THE TARIFF.
The Committee of Ways and Means had the
tariff bill under consideration to-day and were
engaged for some time on the section relating
to paints and chemicals.
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The Upper Hall of the new brick edifce
dedicated Oct. 8, at Pride's Bridge, Westbrook
will be dedicated to the public next Monday
evening, Jan. 81, with appropriate musical
and congratulatory exercises, followed by a
lecture by Rev. E. P. Thwing on his "Remin-
iscences of Travel in Scotland
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LECTURE AT SAccARApPA.-The fifth of the
Union course was given last evening by Mr.. E.
Sands Of Lewiston, who delivered the popular
lecture of Rev. DR.. Willetts of Philadelphia on
Sunshine" which abounded in beautiful and
truthful ideas and was given with force and
foo1inu
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-01-27

ORANGEs.-J. S. Litchfeld, No. 80 Exchange
street, has received lot of Oranges-real
Havanas, sweet and delicious, and offers them
s'eight for a quarter" Having through his
generosity, had the opportunity of trying them
We are enabled to give "an opinion as is an
opinion" Try them.
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CALIFORNIA,

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 26-The Woman's
Suffrage Convention meets in this city to-
morrow.
The ship Bankside, from Australia, reports
having seen the hull of vessel of about 700
tons burden, December 9th, 1869, in lat. 9 A,
lon. 157 SO west. The vessel apparently had
been burned
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-01-27

Pacific Railroad mortgages were firm and in de
mand during the afternoon, the closing quotation
being "a to SAL for Union and "a to 94 for Central
Southern States securities were generally steady
this afternoon, and the only weak spot in the mar
ket was new Tennessees which declined to 463 The
railway market was generally weak, late in the day
and the closing quotations were for the most part
the lowest OF the day. The chief feature was Rock
from lilo to 1891 closing at O95 tn l09i Northwest
ern shares were active and declined 10 72l for COM
mon and s39 tor preferred. AT the close there was
a slight rally from the lowest point, Vanderbilt
stock were also active. There fair business in
Lake Shore, st. Pauland Reading at reduced rates.
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A. A. Strout,
Superior Court.

superior Cour'
JANUARY CRIMINAL TBRM-GoDDARD, j., PRESID-
WEpSEspAY.-State vs. Frank w. Mayberry'
Indicted at the criminal term for receiving sto
en- goods viz, two barrels of wbiskey and several
boxes of cigars, the same property for which his
brother. John j. Mayberry was convicted at this
tenn of receiving. Verdict, not guilty.
Webb. Thomas, Jr.
Court adjourned until half-pa o'clock Friday
afteruoon
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CUMBERLAND BAR AssocIATIoN.-At the an
nual meeting of this Association, held Tues
day afternoon, the following officers were cho-
sen: President, Joseph Howard; Vice Presi-
dent, Nathan Webb; Clerk and Treasurer,
Thomas NJ. Giveen; Committee, Woodbury.
Davis, james 7. McCoeb and Phinehas
Barnes. No other business of general inter-
est was transacted