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The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-10-29

The Democratic Resident Executive Com
mittee, at Washington, ccrtifes to the follow
ing facts, which will be of intersest to the
people:
First-we are taxed SO 2s per oapta, as
against - per cIpitT i'll 1860.
Second-lnstead Of having funded the debt
at ii lower rate of interest, the bonds are not
even printed, and the six per cent bonds are
still under par in Europe.
Thlrd-The expenditure of S57 600, 900 for
war purposes in time Of profound peace is
dangerous to our liberties and disgraceful to
republican form of government.
Fourth-The expenditure of S2l 200, 900 for
the navy is disgraceful, inasmuch as we have
nothing 20 show for it.
Fifth-The reduction of internal taxes is en-
tirely in favor Of capital and monopolists
Si1th-The gold which our people so much
need at home is shipped TO Europe TO buy
bonds at a premium which are not due for
fourteen years.
Seventh-That tho currency furnished to
our people is worth eighty-six cents to the
dollar.
Eghth-That the Government is controlled
by the mOnopolists Of Massachusetts.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-10-29

STATE CArITAL.-The people having been
taxed to build State House at Carson City.
we are glad to know it is nearly completed.
In about two years the Great East will move
the seat Of government from Carson and then
the congregations at Carson cnn have the
State House Ia give church festivals in Cnr-
son City consists mostly Of Office. seekers, bad
churchmen, cheap johns, retail dealers, social
dances for church purposes, the Orphan Asy-
lum. Curry s engine company, few handsome
women, number OF bad hotels. set of in
competent officials and n State House. Sup
pose we give Elko the State House and get rid
Of the present set Of State ofcinls and have u
decent State of Nevada. Smiles and social
parties overcome the last Legislature, but that
kind of argument has no power to keep the
capital ont Of the State. 1t should bc Mt Eiko.
Ely RecOTd.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-10-29

WANT TO RELEASE THEMsELvEs.-It has
been frequently charged that one of the OBJ
jects the Bank Ring has in obtaining control
of the next Legislature is to pass a law exon
Grating the late State Treasurer's sureties from
their liability for the defalcation of that Off
GER It is remarkable that no denial has been
vet made to this charge. 1t seems to lie ad-
mitted. Some of the managers Of the late
State Convention are now responsible on that
bond.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-10-29

IMPORTANT MISISG DECGsIoS The suit
held against the Union Mining company aud
others, has been finally decided by the Su-
prcrnc Court Of California. The plaintiff re-
covers two-thirtcenths of the mine and also
judgement for 1924 .59S, which sum represents
his share of the net proceeds of the mine ap-
propriatcd 10y the defendants. implying that
the total net proceeds were more than $500,
900. As To the rule 10y which this sum was
nsccrtaincd, we hav" no information.
Dir. Reed, the disCOvcrcT, or one Of the dis
covercrs of the mine put the names of his
wife and daughter III the list of the owncls of
the mine posted mp on the claim, but this list
WIS afterwards taken down by the majority of
the owners Of the mine. and another list
was submitted emitting those two names, and
from that time forward they were treated 10y
those in possession rs il they had no interest
in the mine. The daughter brought suit Ia
recover, and at last, after six or seven wears of
litigation, it is decided. The Court holds that
when title 10 n mining claim has been vested
in person. under the mining custom. it can
not be taken away, except 10y due process of
law. The daughter in this case was "A minor
at the time, had no part in the discovery, con
tnbuted nothing to its expense, and knew
nothing of the insertion Of her name in tho
notice at that time. Yet, il was done; those
who put 1t there could not take it away, any
moro than after recording deed, giving Ger.
tain real estate to n child, they could take il
back.-Aipine (Cdi.) Miner.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-10-29

BoIsE IrEMs.--Glcaned from the papers
Of tho week:
Thos. Hart hns returned from Cope, and
will open Hart's Exchange in few days.
The races will begin next Monday.
Il. l.. Gillespie has organized a theatrical
company for the amusement of the Boise City
people this Winter.
Tho jury not agreeing in tho case Of the
feoplo W.. j. A. Abbott, now one was en-
phnnelod, and the trial was again progressing
me boysat Silver continue fighting the tiger
ana tho saloons are doing lively business.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-10-29

liGHrSiNG LiARs.--The reading public need
not TO reminded OF the pleasant fact that at
least nincty-eiGht per cent of the war news
which comes to us over the wires is without
either truth or the appearance Of probability.
Utah Reporter.
That seems to be tho appearance of most of
tho dispatches from Utah.
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Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT I WILL RE-
ccivc objections To- the right 10 vote Of any one
on the above list until o'clock NJ, on THURSDAY.
tho 81 day of November, 1870 And all persons whose
names may be enormously entered said list arc
requested to appear at my office and have the error
corrected at any time between the hours Of o'clock
A. NJ, and O'Clock. r. NJ, Of each and every legal day
during said period above mentioned.
JOHN s. MAYHUGH
Register Agent for Elko Election District.
Elko, October 81, 1870. o22
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-10-29

AN Ohio lady seeks divorce on the gronnd
oi want Of tenderness on her husband =
part. He hammered her with an ax-holve for
over threo.quarters of an hour, and then sar-
bigh2"
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-10-29
Notice.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT THE UNDER
signed Registry Agent will receive objections to
the right TO vote the part Of any person registered
on the above list until O'Clock p. n. the fourth
day previous TO the 81 h day Of November, 1870.
And all persons whose names erroncousy
tered in this list requested call my once and
have scch error corrected.
ARCH. MCDONALD,
EI-offcio Registry Agent.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-10-29

A California paper announces that Chi.
nese baby has been named after the milk. oycd,
aurol-crowned Colfax. On what grounds. wo
should like to know? II has been ovor year
since Schuyler was ont there
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NUMBER 80
OFFICIAL REGISTER

or REGISTERED VOTERS IN THE PINE VALLEY
~ ELECTION PRECINCT. Elko County. Nevada,
for tho General State Election for State and County
Onacers. GU TUESDAY, November s. 1870:
Ames. Henry
Bedford John Brown, Jacob
Close, NV Crane, William r
Dougherty. James
Kitchens, Joseph G Hall, Thomas
Mulligau, Michael Mcdonald. Archibald
Norton, BB
Palmer, 0A Payne. RC
Padelford.G
Reed, Edward Rappleye, ,oG
Scott, II Sherman, l. A. .-. ."
Scott. JB Sumpp, JF
Shoun. IS |.EE -.
Walrath, James l. Wright. John r.. .
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ELKO, NEVADA, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 30 1870
OFFICIAL REGISTER

nF ELECTORS REGISTERED IN THE ELKO
~ Election Precinct, for the General State Elec-
ton. for State and County ofhcers, ON TUESDAY,
November 5th. A. ID. 1870:
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Notice..

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT WILL RE-
~ ceyo objections To the right to vote Of any one
on the above list uutil o'clock, p. NJ, on THURS
OAK, the third (3d) day of November, 1870.
And all persons whose names may be erroneously
entered on said list requested TO appear at my
Office and have the corrected, at any time be-
tween the hours of O'Clock A NJ. and o'clock r. NJ.
OF each and every legal day during the period above
mentioned. FRANK J. BAHTLErT
Register Agent for Mineral Hill Election District.
Mineral HILL Oct. 22d, 1870 o26
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JOB PRIN TIN @
or EvEHr pLscRITrIoS PROMPTLY DONE. IN THE BE
STYLE oF THE ART.
our Only Nu,horinea Agents:

L. p FISHER 20 and 81 New Merchants Exchange
II our only authorized agent In SAn Francisco CAL
HUDSON MENET. Al Park Row. are our agents
In New York City.
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OFFICIAL REGISTER

.F ELECTORS REGIS
. Hill Election Precin
ion for State and Coul
Sov. Sth, 1870:
Anderson. Geo W
Bower, Peter II
Bruiiey. L u
Burr. James +
Brown. II W
Bernard. Robert ii
Baker. Alfred ID
Choilar. william
Clohesy, wm +
Carey. Charles
Connoly, John
Cunningham. william
Crombie. &c
Clark. John Wilson
Carr, Barney S
Cullen, Daniel
narrer, John
Dabney. James y
DGrnell, John 4
Dorsey, Thomas
Decker. John ID
Emery. John II
Edwards, AndrewJ
Engstron. Charles Att
Flemming. william
Finley. Thomas
Ford, Benjamin
Farrell. James
GlassfOrd. Joseph
GfOvaIs. James 7
Gorlero. John
Glassen. Richard
Ham, Edwin
Henry. James S
Hit, Walter A
Harris, Uriah
Hargis, + II
Holt, David II
Haysman, Il II
James, James
Kelley. jeremiah G
King. Benjamin c
Kenney. William.
Lane. Andrew J
LOchric. Samuel
Mcdonald. Daniel
Macks. Fernando ID
Macbride, Patrick IL
Montgomery, John
Murphy. Thomas
MOwberry. Jackson
hcCabc. John
Mann. James X Polk
McCuaig. Malcolm
Northey. David Il
Nichols, q W
O'Malley, Michael
Powers, Charles
Porter, Vim q
Perry. Joel C.
Plummer. Amos
Parker, Jas A
Patten. William
Peterson, Christian
Ross, Angus T
Royce, ChAs "
RceCe, Thos W
Royce. T. II
Richardson. Hammond
Richards. Thomas
Russell, Jas 7 L
Ross. Sabine B
Shipley, Vim NJ
Snyder, Phillip
Scott. John Is
Sullivan, Patrick
Sullivan. Aaron
SEARS, - y
Smith, Frank
Stimp'ou, Fredrirk u
SCramblin, Moses
Stabaugh. Christopher
Smith, Geo W
Thompson. Joseph l.
Van Vie. Yrooman W
Ward. James +
Williams, Edward
Welch, Andrew ]
Wagner. T. W
Wersbcrg. Joseph
Woods. Geo W
Wagner. Chas "
NOCkey. Lewis
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y. lOE tuc utiler1l SlAtC f.lec-
ty Ofhcers. on TUESDAY,
Bartlett, Frank J
Bradley. John X
Burr, John wingaie
Burr, william williams
Busar. Prank
Bourbon, Alexander
CastiG. George
Clarey. Andrew
Charles. Stephen
Clark, Joseph N
CoOmbs, Charles J
Carter. Thomas j
Clark. Franz ID
Carew. William
DonAhue, James
DepAnger, Phillip
Davenport, John j.
Dorsey. GY
Edwards. Emery +
Eckles, samuel Al
Ferrel, George N
FAylOr, Geo W
FalcOncr, Cohn
Graves, Vim II
aE.swc!d. G!!bc-.
Gehr. LII
Graves. John W
Hogan. George
Harling. Joseph i
HolbroOk, Simon q
Hotchkiss, En0s I
Howard, Henry A
Hobart, Geo "
johnson. Travis
Kelley. Michael
Kyes, Ephraim A
Kelley, Dennis
Lynch. Geo "
lockwood, Milo
MAnley, James s
Martin. Prank
May, Joseph l.
Mathews, James
Miller. John
Milk, Joseph
Mayberry, Alexander
Mclntire, Eli
Noel, James
Olden. Friedrich "
PAulding. william
Parry, Frank o
Parrott, Jaspen
Patterson, Washington
Pearson. SilAs
Plummer, Is l.
Rochrig. william
Robinson, Martin "
Ribo. Quentin
Rodin, Jonas NJ
Rehr, John
Richardson, Edwin
Russell. George
Smith, j y
Shcehy. John
Stanton. Lou
Scott. William
Smith, Samuel
Slower, w A
sullivan. Hugh
Scott, Charles
Strike. Richard J
: Sandridge. W L
Tut. James
Wood, Daniel Il
Walker. HF
Wallace. George
Wagner. Julius
Woodman, Geo Anthony
Williams, John
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-10-29

GF ELECTORS REGISTERED IN THE MINERAL.
~ Hill Election Precinct for the General State Eec-
ton for State and County ofhcers. TUESDAY,
Nov. Sth. 1870: ...
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-11-19
Anf ben @e1snmarft' in Mtlwautee

3etste f4 amSdluEe pprteer @o4e etn It.
freultaer Mufi9wuns. Nr. l 6Fnete nit
l.07} unb falob NIT l.08 nit etner, lm>
fase BON uneefdbr 10000 Buibsl. Rr. 2
parte anfanss u 1023-l02i s~ertauft,
ftee aber balb auf l03, au pe1&tm Sretft
Elm 1ebtafter l1mfas eenaAt ruurbe. l1n9e'
fdbr 100000 8ultsl purben ~ bisitmYretlt
umeeftst; etne tt.tlweilt 9teferuns 3u Gnbe
htefes Monats tparb NIT 1904 absef41chen.
Die gerfAtfune 1T nett bebeutenber ais btt
3ufubr, pesba1b tas eaeer atem1t& f@nea
r.tu3trt uirb. IN Der 86rie rar Der Ser
febr pentser 1tbbaft unb Der Yrets sins I'm,
l bis 2 Gent berunter. SIT. l purte iu
1.oo-l063 fur reselmdbtsen p~erfauft. 80.
2 1fnete nit l.013-l02 unb i9!pb fef NIT
l02. So nurben bebeutenbs9 ertduft III 1903
NIT De3emberlieferuns absei41pGtn. SIT.
3 fanb fef " 96.
&nf Eager befan>en fl& $4,000 Bufbel
sesen 1,oS8,0o Q AT benz entfpreAtnten Sage
bes letten Jabres.
antertfauij9.-Sn Barnesoiae pertlas'
ten bic Rtxber etnes Mannes Nau,ens 3d.
ties ben @erruanu S&u!sn :,ei1 ct ttreu,
gater @ttstY p~erfauft bate. Dte Surp
fpraa ben 3tnhern einen S1abenerlab con
1850 3u.
nutersang eiues 9aupfers.-Der Dam
pier garunna, Capt. Spl. Speneer, Der an,
Is. Sftpber Don New yprf mad Galpefon,
2eras, atfeselte, stns TT Der Ma&t bes 20.
Ottcber Dor Supiter Snlet, Tlrrtba, III
@ruxbe. Muber benz Steuermann unt pter
Qeuten DON Der Mann1daft lam Miemanb,
ber auf benz S4ife mar, nit benz Qeben b.
ppn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-11-19

an etaeut Yunfte paflrt &uar, unb III fttnen
brettsn @ltebsrn n1ariatrtea wot1 reta'
lid $4,000 Sbet1nsbmer. Go befanSen F&
40 @etQiaaften unb II @&ulen NIT sabt.
ret&en Tabnen unb Deuien tn &etb' 3nb
G1ieb. Die Gmpfan9sfeter felbf bate pob1
ntdpt tpenteer ais $4,000 Menfden auf bic
Betne eebra4t.
Mm Gtnsanse Der &atbebrale tpurbe Der
Gr;bti9of son $50 @tutenten unb Vrtefern
aus @afbineton, Mnnapo1ts, Tretertd une
nerfhtebenen Counties bes Staates III Grt'
pfang eenomn1en, unb int @aulensanse
ttelt &t4ter s. s. Ma1on cine fAwunepcle
8ewtQfpmmunesrebe, bic pom Gr5btidpfe
ber3li4 beantportet purbe. 9ierauf folste
bic ftr4lt9e Seterlidfett, mad beren S&lub
i9 Bic @erlamm1rns fet,rli4 eonfttuirte,
unit etnen Yrotef oesen bic 8eraubuns&oms
burA @tetor Emanuel an erla6en. Sber>
ri9ter Scott funstrte ais Wrdlbent, @t4ter
Mafon unb Or. @olbfmit9 a1s gt3e>praF>
benter unb ST. S. 6. 9eutsler ale Sefre'
tdr.
Der %rotef entbdlt cine t~peitldufse g.
ndrun9 se9en ben @ewaltaft unb faltebt,
rpie folst: vWtr bei&lieben bater, gu ertld>
ren, baB bic 8eiesuns bes pdpflt&en @ebte'
ties unb ber umFur3 ber&esieruns er. Set
ltefeit unb bic nfurptrun9 ieiner Sberbpbeit
re&ts' unb s~eiebwibrts tuaren unb finb usb
ben 8eftmmunsen Der Gonpention Sorn Is.
Sept. 1864 arpil9en Dem Safer Don Tranf'
reid unb benz senannten SSxtse, fopte a1er
8reu' unb @lauben 3uwiberlaufen unb cine
@%erbSbunns Der etytltitrten@e fnb.
v@ir erfldren, tab bic l1mitdnbe bas Gin
i&reiten after @rtflt&en &ssierunsen au
@unfen Der Wteberttnlesun9 81. 9etltefett
tn TIRE touperatnen Re9te re4tfertteen mir
ben."
Mu4 Der @o4w'fe 8tfAof Dubuis Don
GALVESTON 1T in feline DtS,tie suridsetebrt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-11-19
4~,rpteft beutiber 3atbolifen.

WV
Die flrslt9 IN Tulba periammslt sepe'
ienen teutlHen &attc1tfen baben na6fe>
tenben grctef YerDfentltAt:
aus aten 1bet1en Deutlblanbs bAben
f9 beute fatboliiAe Skinner gu Tulba ant
Grade tes +. 8ontfuctus Sereinist, ut burd
bic Tarbitte bes sroBen MpoFe1s tte 9alfe
@ottes fur ben s.. 8ater Yius TX. gu erfe~
Sen. sic wpnen aber bteie tei1ise Stdtte
nidt serla0en, o9ne 3uslet4 Dor btr sar3eu
Delt Yrpteit ;u erbeben sesen bic iaerilest'
f&e unb pSlferre9tspibrise@ ewalttbat, pe1'
DE bic ita1ienii6e &e9teruns bur@ bic o.
cupattcn &pms an Der Stride uno tbren,
Obertaupte 3u Yerlben sewa9t bat. @ett
sSa1ren baben bic &atbpltfen Deutidlanbs
In etnmltttsen &unbsebunsen erfldrt, bae
1e bic 5ouperinttdt bes 9apFes als etn
unperduberlides &eGt Der fatbolii4engtrt'
ftenbett betradten. Gben 10 baben ie wte'
bertp1t bic ueber3eusuns aus9eiprcGen, bab
bteIe 6puperdnitdt bas Don Der sSttltden
gorlebuns sesebene @ttte1 fet, Unit bent
Sberbaupt Der Stride bic sur &usibuns
letnes Mmtes unerl6bltbe Sreibeit unb tn
a~bbdnsisfett gu fiAern. Die ltsberSeusuns
DON ber &edtmdbtefeit unb Nutbmsnbtsfett
Der rrelui6en @errfAaft bes Supplies fpnnts
niemals eridittert werbsn cur& Bic titela
,GprmGnbe, NIT wel6en bic italtentl6e &e'
steruns ibre @swalttbdtisfstt sesen ben
Girdenfaat gu reAtferttsen fahte. Das
9erlans.n 1etbenlAaftlther &epotutiondre
bic 8esSlferunss'tSt11tens gu Ginem @taatt
gu %Yereintstn, fann feInen &e4tsaniprud
aepdtren fir bic Occupation elmer Staet,
welAe fA tu,8sise t9res acknowledgements
i9ers bcfinbst uno iiA elmer ssrsAten uni
wpblmpaenten &e9ieruns erfreut. Gben ir
menis fam bieie Occupation lesitimtrt rtr'
Bet bur9 bic fripule &pmDtte elmer Mbftnt'
mure, gu toel9sr repplutiondre @aufen Ger
betse;osen unb cine etnseida4terte 9ecol'
ferune aufsebpten worben 1T. SplGe 8e'
rufuns auf sas anseblide &e&t Der Matt'
pnalttdt unb ben @iden bes 0olfes tptrt
uns ntema1s abbalten, bic T6at elmer repu'
tioniren &eeterunsssemalt, wel4e basGrb'
gut bes +. Yetrus beraubt, bic 91uptfabi
Der fatbplti9en @elt ufurpirt unb BEN +.
gater bur9 etne unpurbtae @efan9eniaaft
il, ber freten Muslbuns fetnes Nmtes BIN
Bert, DOR after @elt ais Elm @erbre9en &C.
9en bic naenf4lt9e unb sSttlt4e Sronune
III brarbmarteu. GerShub besSRe9tes &C.
sen bic @ewa1t e~e;ien1te Dor MQem Ben &c.
%eterunsen Gurpra's, pel6e bic Scuserdnt'
tit bes 5. @tut1es In feterliden gertrGsen
anerfannt baben. @enn fie btefe gFtHi
nt4t erfennen, 70 lit IS bic Aufsabe ibre'
fatboltiden l1ntertbanen, tbnen bteislbe tne
@eba9tntb gu rufen. A1s 1ppale @taats'
burger burfen mir aud auf firhltAem &C.
btete ben @dus unfererRedte unb bieWab'
runs unierer SutereFen fcrbern. Gbun ptr
biefes, no in,rter bte Gelesenteit ii4 bet t
burA bic Yrefe, bur& geretae uno Ser
fammluneen, tnstefonoere aber baburA
baB mir ;u unieren @ertretern uur iol4e
Mdnner &pab1en, we19e ben Mutb uno BIZ
&raft baben, bic fatbpltfaen SntereFen 81
rpabren. @te srob aud tn bteiem @usen'
blide bte @dwiertsfetten eriAetnen mDsen
@ctt rpirb nit uns fetn, 100 thinner wtr fiji
bas @e9t unb bic Tretbett ber&tr4e pft4t'
setreu etnfeben.
The Portland daily press., 1870-06-10
LATEST n INV s
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE
THE YACHT CLUB EXCURSION.

MAINE.
THE YACHT CLUB EXCURSION.
Special Dispatch by tie International Line,l
tr-. BATH, June 9.
"Now would give thousand ftlrlcngs &C sea fo-
an acre OF barren ground; long heath, brown furze
anything The wills above be done, but would fam
de dry DEATH"
So imagine spake those unfcrtunates
whose yachts were run aground on the banks
of the river 1.-THE noble Kennebec) as the feet
sailed up from Boothbay to this place this af.
ternoon. We left Boothbay at P. NJ. with
our usual luck as regards weather, arriving at
O'Clock in Bath. 1t was simply owing to the
fact that the yachts had CAUGHT the prevailing
epidemic that caused some of them to lose
their heads and run ashore, but we are pleased
to state that they were got off without damage.
Apart from the q -ual mo; ta!:fy that has marked
the excursion this year the health of the f Get
has been remarkably good. The officers of the
squadron have been wonderfully cheerful and
generally sacrificed themselves for the benefit
of their guests, in most cases taking sugar with
the sacrifice. The Twilight, Capt. Patten
came up with us. You can't imagine a more
dismal sail than the one we have Just conclud-
ed from Boothbay hither.
Ere they talk OF the charms of the Eennebec rive
lea them clear of the og and bre-rill IL Club
1t pleasant we shall sail towards home to-
morrow, hay- ng given up going any further
East. NEPTUNE
The Portland daily press., 1870-06-10
Domestic Markets.

NEW YORK. June 9.-Cotton tirmer; Middlng up
lands at 22c; sales 1897 bales Flour active sales
1880 bhls7 State at Is q 20; Round Hoop Ohio
at B 90 "a 75; Western at 10 a so; Southern at
~ @ 10 90. Wheat less active; sales l43 900 BUSH
NO. Spring at Sc; Amber State at 1 10 "a AZ;
White state at 80; Winter Red and Amber Western
at 81 a ~. Corn frme-; sales III. 900 BUSH new
Mixed Western at OF a OS; old do at OF "a OS-
Oats firm; State at 20 a Tic; Western at IS "a &C.,
FORK steady; new mess at so 70 "a 80 81; prime at
" 90 q % 3d. Lard heavy; steam at 14s az 16lc; ke.
tie at 16t "a 16Ic. Butter steady; Ohio at 10 al 25c
State at 10 a &c., Whiskey lower; Western free at
C6s "a o.. Rice steady; Carolina at 81 40 dse.-
Sugar steady; Porto Rice at 8, "a %; Muscovado at
" q 92c; fair to good refining at 81 a 9sc: No 70
Dutch standard at 10sc. Naval Stores-Spirits Tur
pentine at 3s1 q 39Ic; Resin dull; strained at o..
Petroleum steady: crude at 14 a 143c refined at 27c
{, ain sgd. 20 'u ,
CHICAGO, June 9.-Flour quiet Wheat lowor a.
I015 for No. 2 Corn easier at SO "a s3Ic for No az
Oats easier at 49c for No. q Barley heavy ut sic r
NO.. High Wines quiet. Provisions uncbonoed.
lave hogs lower at 0U "a 65 for common to ezra.
Cattle easier at 25 Is for butchers TO extra sp-
ping beeves. " eA''' '"'p
nOlNClNNATI, June o. Whiskey lower at o.
fr9vlsions-mess pork at 80 90 C2 30 So Bulk Meats
az aZc LOT shoulders Bacuo quiet at 1910 for shout
Gers; l64c for clear rib Sides 17ic clear Sides
sugar cured hams at 21c. Lard at 16c.
NEW ORLEANS. June 9.-Cotton firm; Middling
uplands at 21lc.
MOBILE, June 9.-Cotton steady; Middling up
lands at 20Ic,
The Portland daily press., 1870-06-10
Seizure of Goods.

NOTICE is hereby given that the following doc
~ cribed goods were seized at this mort on u .i
days hereinafter mentioned, for violation of IN IN
Revenue Laws, viz: Vi III
Feb %, 1870, on board Stm'r "Cbase y r hattie
GIN; on board Sch. Frank PIERCE hbjs smear l.:
Dbl Sugar, IL Dbl Molasses, / ken Tamarinds
March I; on X. II. Wharf, from Hugh Carney,
ooIties Brandy; March 10, from store on CONNER
board ~ Dbl al lbs Nutmegs; March II, on
W. Mne March %, on board S,mr 'Carlotta, bot OF
oes yin, bottle Whskey, bottle VINE; marcn n -,
~ on board Brig .Started Fawn, ea u.s. sugar
Dbl su, gar; April s, on Portland res pags Sugar
looms. Anil al on r. r.. Wharf, piece Velvetine, 2
pants Patterns and Trimmings April %, at store on
Eadara1 street Z pairs Kid Gloves; April 26, at
husa an Middle street, 93 pairs Kid Gloves Dress
Ptserns Satchel; April 2S,on board Stm'r ssChase
q hottles Brandy, bottle Jamaica Rum; Nav 3. on
hoard Brig "Geo. +. Dale" 2 bbls Moasses; on
board Schr. "Governor," bags Sugar, bbl Sugar /:
May 9, on board Sch. "Gen j. Y. Smith," 2 boxes
Cigars; May 10 on board Brig "Edth," Dbl Sugar
marked "a. j. Stout, Mibridge," 1 Dbl Sugar
marked ID. L. Putnam, Mibridge.''
Any person or persons claiming the same arc re-
quested to appear and make such claim within TWEEN
ty days from the date hereof; otherwise the sa 4
goods will be disposed of in accordance with the
OF Congress in such cases made and provided.
ISRAEL WASHBURN, JR.,
Collector,