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The Portland daily press., 1870-09-10

HAWK, HAWK, SPIT, SPIT, BLOW, Blow,
and disgust every body with the offensive odor
from your Catarrh, just because some old fogy
doctor who has not discovered and will not be-
lieve that the world moves tells you that 1t
cannot be cured. The proprietor Of DR.. Sage
Catarrh Remedy will pay $500 dollars reward
for case of Catarrh which he cannot cure.
Sold by druggists, or send sixty cents to Il. v.
Pierce, M. D., 1873 Seneca street, Buffalo, N.
T., for it. A pamphlet free. Beware of coun-
te,Jeats and aco'thless limitations: Remember
that the Genuine has DIR. Pierce's private
Government Stamp upon each package. This
stamp issued by the United States Govern
ment expressly for stamping Dr. Pierces med
cines, has his portrait, name and address, en-
graved upon it, and need not be mistaken.
sep6 th-tu-s&w1w.
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MEETING OF THE MANUFACTURING CoNPA
the stockholders of the Pepperell and Laconis
Manufacturing Companies were held at Bidde
ford on Thursday. A somewhat larger mum
Der than usual of the ckholders were pres
ent, and much sympathy was expressed b,
them for their worthy Treasurer, Hon. VIM
T. Haines, who has been for some time pas
dangerously i'll of gastric or remittent fever
A report from his physician that the prospec
of his recovery was favorable was heard will
great satisfaction
The Pepperell Mills have now nearly 80 oOC
spindles, and the production for the year end
ing with June, 1870, was 1859, SO6 yards of
CLOTH The profits of the year. as made up,
were $2O5, 452.
The Laconia Mills have 1900 spindles and
the production for the year ending with June,
was 9,47S, 247 yards of sheeting, shirtngs, jeans
and flannels. The profits of the year were
only $19,4OO.
The following were the officers chosen for
the ensuing year:
PeppereU Mills Ferguson Haines. Clerk.
Directors William Parsons, Thomas Wig
ellsworth, j. j. Dlxwell. John A. Blanchard
Lyman Nichols, Charles L. Young, VIM. p.
Haines.
Treasurer p Haines.
Ldconid Mills Clerk-Augustine Haines.
,Directors-C. w. Cartwright. Thomas Wig
ellsworth, William p. Haines, James Longley.
Samuel Gould, VIM. f. Weld, John x
TIeasurer-William p Haines
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Hon. A. w. H. Clnpp and daughter are at
the st. James Hotel, Boston.
Miss Jennie Kimball, the actress, Port
land girl,was driving basket wagon up w ash.
ington street, Boston, about half past o'clock
Thursday evening, the horse took fright and
dashed against an omnibus near the corner of
Milk street. By the collision Miss Kimball
was thrown to the ground and quite severe in
jured in the back, receiving besides cash in
the forehead. She was assisted to a shop in
the neighbood, and afterward conveyed to her
residence on the coraer of Oak street and Har-
risop avenue.
The people are supposed to be inferred in
learning OF the accidents to which all are liza
BILE. The following report, taken from the
books OF Station 6, is not SO full of Informal
ton that nothing more coIld be added:
"Matthew j. Leslie 2 Lombard block EIIery
street arm broke taken to city hospital In VIM
tons carriage. Bragdon. Boston Advertiser.
Thlt's great deal more than the papers in
this city get from the station-house slate. But
some people never know when they are we'll
off.
The second volume of Virgins Digest will
be published in about six weeks and 57th VOL
Maine Reports by the 18th of November.
An Irishman accidentally tapped the wat err
pipe on Exchange street yesterday morning
opposite liley and Noyes' store by careless
stroke of the pick-axe and for a few minutes
there was some hasty scattering. The water
ran down the trench dug for the sewer in a
small river.
The class of 1917 of Bowdoin College held its
So reunion the other evening and celebrated
it with supper at the Falmouth Hotel. The
class originally numbered eight members, four
Of whom are surviving and were present, viz:
Messrs Nathan Cummings and John Widgery
of Portland, Mr. Moody of Cambridge, Mass.
aud DR.. McKeen of Topsham
A couple of guests at the Preble House the
other evening had evidently travelled but lit.
tie. Oae wanted to know il there was any
place where he could wash his feet, and the
other borrowed brush, comb and toothbrush
of one of the chambermai1s.
The country fruit peddlars complain that tn,
boys steal the fruit from their wagons. Thes,
Young rogues had better beware or they viii
Fl nd themselves in the lookup.
Yacht Sparkle which left this port with
party.of gentlemen on fishing cruise o
Thursday night, arrived at Boothbay after
three hours run. All we'll aboard.
The deputies seized a quantity of liquor ye
terday at the shop of Michael Haley on Fo
street,
The Aged Brotherhood are requested to
tend the funeral of their late brother, Mr. Jo
M. kellogg, on Sunday at P. M. at the Ne
Jerusalem Temple on High street.
We hear that the Unitarian Fair at Stan
ish took some $500 besides over $3.50 centribu
ed the First Parish and Park street churches
this city.
See advertisement dscontinuing train {
the Portland & Rochester railroad.
A special meeting of the School Commit
was held yesterday afternoon. No busne
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SEPTEMBER CRIMINAL TERM-GoDDARD, j., PRE-
SIDING.
FRIDAY-Julia F Colley vs.. Inh abitants of West
brook. Testimony for the plaintiff is not yet COM
pleted.
A. A. Strout. Bradbury s. Bradbury.
N. Webb.
The grand jury came in and reported thirty bin
Of Indictment and were discharged. The following
were made public:
Patrick Gar yin, assault.
John F. Mcdonald. larceny.
Patrick Doyle, receiving stolen goods
Edward Jefferds ct als., ste iling ride.
Benjamin H. Ordway, aggravated assault
Charles Griffin. Larceny.
John Murphy ALAS Patrick McAvoy, larceny.
John P unkett, assault and battery.
Seth WORTH taxing + orgies in seine,
Frederick Bell, breaking and entering.
Thomas Donohue, b. eakiug and entering in The
night time.
John Cullnan, assault with knife.
Inhabitants of Westbrook, bad road.
Inhabitants of Sebago, bad road.
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This Fair, in aid of the Unitarian Society in
Standish, closed on Thursday evening, after
two days successful operation. The result
will be TO aid them with a considerable amount
of money to carry on their religious meetings
The people of Standish of all denominations
took hold with great alacrity to aid the lauda-
BILE measures proposed. 1t was one part of the
good results that it brought out so catholic a
spirit from all sections.
The Fair was held in the tent of the Chest
nut street Methodist church of this city, kind.
ly loaned them for the purpose. The choir OF
the First Parish went up on the first evening
and gave fine concert; begun in the tent and
concluded in the church, whence it was adj
journed when half through for want of room
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BOSTON. Sept. 8.-The market presents new
features worthy of not ce. The demand tor the week
has been moderate and but slight animation is OBJ
servab in trade. he jobbers doing a first rate
business few buyers have come in Tor goods the
second time this season. but they seem in no haste to
make large purchases. Reports from the Southern
markets are favorable tor late requisiion on The
East as their trade did not commence so early as
usual prces remain firm tor all seasOnabe goods,
and are likely be equally high for those vet to be
ue on account OF the continued high OF stock
anu LABOR The supp Of goods hand is still SUIT
IcIent ior the demand. except in sone OF the most
d. srabe grades which manufacturers have been
cautious ABOUT making up N advance. but they are
HOW pr parhg on orders which come in ra her freely
The all trade bids far to continue later than usual
lShoe and Leather Reporter.
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TELEGRAPH ITEMS,


Seuor CASTELAR, is at the head of the Span
ish Republicans.
An imposing Republican demonstration was
made in Florence Thursday.
The French cable has been repaired.
Twenty-six German professors of law at
Norwich have united with the theological fac
ulty IN protesting against the results of the
Ecumenical Council.
Switzerland recognizes the republic of
France.
The yachts Phantom, Cambria and Made
line sailed at Newport on Friday tor cup
offered by CON- Douglass. The Phantom won
in three hours by an allowance of time.
The Nassau SIX Dared club beat the Nara
-saaSett clnh of Providence in three mile race
on Seekonk river Fridays Time Of winner,
16:3S.
Hamblett j. Marshall, noted thief, has
been arrested at Springfield Mass, and taken
to Lynn for the larceny of baggage from the
Lynn depot.
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was transacted except the transfer of some o.
teachers.
The mackerelmen, numbering some 400 sail
arrived in the harbor yesterday afternoon, pre-.
senting splendid sight as they came past the
breakwater under full canvas at race horse
speed.
Schooner Crescent, Capt. Griffin, with a party
of gentlemen who have been on two days
fishing cruise, arrived in the harbor last eve.
ming. having had a splendid time and caught a
lot of hake.
U. 5. bonds were quoted in London yester-
day at SO IL, So "a and SO 8 4. Gold opened
in New Pork at 113 IA, closed at ia Is.
thermometer yesterday noon stood at TO-,
bright pleasant day.
Rev. Samuel Longtellow, brother OF the
poet and well-known to many of our citizens,
will preach at the First Parish Church next
Sunday. Mr.. Longlellow is one of the famous
"Twelve Apostles of Heresy" described in the
Independent last winter.
Yesterday Thomas Gill was brought before
Commissioner Clifford and David Gallagher
before Commissioner Rand, both charged with
carrying on the 1etail liquor business without
morning but he failed to come to Tine Gal
lagher was bound over to appear for further
examination Tomorrow
For ten days past the mackere fleet had not
met with single mackerel until yesterday
morning, when they encountered great schools
OF them about eighty miles off the Cape They
had great luck and for the next week we may
expect they will spend the nights with US. The
harbor is packed with their vessles.
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NEW HAMPsHIRE.
THE NEW ENGLAND FAIp

MANCHESTER, Sept. 9.-The New England
Fair closed to day after the most successful ex.
hlbition ever yet given. Senator Patterson de-
livered the closing address, followed by re.
marks from G. w. Stearns. The receipts oil
the Fair amount to between $4,000 and $24,
600, and the expenses including premiums
about $40 000. The attendance to-day was not
large At the afternoon trotting for horse
that never beat 55, six entries, the first purse
West Lebanon. Time 2 43, pa, 241 ID and
2 80 4. The stallion race and purse of $3.50
was won bp L. w. Ron's Cross of Manchester
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SALE OF STUFFED BIRDs.-The auction sale
of stuffed birds by Messrs. G. w. Parker &
Co. yesterday proved to be quite successful, a
great many people avaiing themselves of the
opportunity to secure these beautiful mantle
and table ornaments. The sale will be contin-
ued to-day at 10 IL and o'clock in one of the
stores on Exchange street, directly opposite
the new Post Office. The collection embraces
very large variety Of native and tropical
birds, the latter showing all the brilliant plum
age. of life. Mr.. Galbraith, the taxdermist,
has prepared and mounted them with exceed
ingly good taste, and those who are interested
in the study of ornthology especially will find
here something nice and valuable for their cab
inata
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UTAR,


CoRINNE, Sept. GA party of men engaged
engaged on the new road to connect Coch val
ley with Bean river valley, discovered huge
natural cave with a stream of water running
through towards the entrance. Some of the
party with lights penetrated the cave about
two miles without discovering any other out
lets. In some places the roof could not be
seen with the lights they had. They intend
shortly to explore the natural wonder thor
Oughly
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STRANGE ACClDENT-We hear that the
other day gentleman of this city met with an
accident at Old Orchard Beach. He was cut
bathing in company with party of ladies and
in some manner struck his toe against the heel
of one of them with such force that when he
took the train at Saco in the evening to re-
turn to the city he could not wear his boot and
is still lame from the effects of the blow.
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Tleasurer-William P. Haines.

Loss OF THE "CAPrAIN."- The dispatches
yesterday announced the founde ring of the
English double-turretted iron.clad Captain off
Vlgo with the loss of all hands. The Captain
was the crack vessel of the English navy, and
was considered the superior of the Monarch,
although she did not carry quite as many guns
as the latter vessel She has only been COM
pleted short time, and was building at the
time the Monarch was here. We believe she
cost the British Government some a45O. 900
sterlinp
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Voters Attention |!

Remember that to-day is the last day to see
that your names are on the voting list COR
REcTLY. A mistake of an initial or the inser-
ton of one may prevent your exercising your
right of franchise. Let there be no mistake
The Aldermen will be in session from A. M.
to p. NJ, and p. NJ, to 5 P. NJ, in the
Ward Room in City Building, entrance on
Myrtle street.
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MAINE SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION
state Sunday School Convention will hold its
second annual meeting at Bath, commencing
at o'clock 2. NJ, on Tuesday, Sept 18th, and
continue four days. Each Evangelical School
IN the State is entitled to representation, as
foliows:-PastOr, Superintendent and one del.
eegate for every full fifty scholars. Every school
Is entitled to one delegate. On the assembling
OF the Convention an Address of Welcome by
Rev. Smith Baker, of Orono. The following
discussions will follow: The relations of Sun
day School teaching to the dangers of practical
lIie; opened by j. S. Darrell, Of Lewiston.
Qualifications aud duties of Sunday School
teachers; opened by Rev. G. f. Penney, of Au
gusta. Qualifications and duties of superin-
tendents; opened by Hon. Geo. H. Pilsbury.
OF Lewiston. Relations of pastors to Sunday
Schools; opened by Rev. G. f. Allen, of Ban
gor Other subjects-HoN to conduct teach.
ers meetings; best means of conducting b, BILE
classes; how TO secure the attendance of per-
sous between The ages of seventeen and thirty :
place OF adults in Sunday Schools; illustrated
teaching, adaptation of tt e Gospel to children
systematic henevolence in Sunday Schools.
Eminent Sunday School workers FROM DIFF
ierent sections OF the country are pledged to
De present and take part in the above discus
slons, and also present new ones of vital inter-
b f. Jacobs, Esq, of Chicago H., Rev. j. S.
Ostrander, of New York, and Rev. e. G. Por-
ter, OF Lexington, Mass. Mr.. Porter will lee
ture on Scrptural Geography some time dur
ing the session of the Convention.
All railroad and steamboat lines in the State
Will carry and return delegates for one fare,
GEORGE II. PILsBURY,
Chairman Executive Committee.
Il. M. HAYNES, State Corresponding Secretary
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FREE ST. BAPTIST SUNDAY SCuooL.-The
school connected with the Free Street Baptist
Church will hold their thirty-fourth anniver-
sary tomorrow afternoon and evening. consist.
ing of songs, addresses and the reading of re-
ports. The church will be decorated and a
most interesting time may be expected.
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On the second evening the Portland Band
gave an admirable concert to a full tent Port
land people went over and rendered good ser
vice. Some sent money and others bought
freely Both days they were on hand doing
all they could for them. 1t was gala day for
the quiet village, and will long be remember
ed. The visit of the Mechanic Blues on the
first day, added much to the pleasure of the
event. Their fine appearance and soldierly
evolutioDs were the admiration of the large
crowd drawn together to see them.
We are desired by the managers to return
the warmest thaks of all interested in getting
up the fair, for the aid received from SO many
sources, and SO numerous as to prevent par
ticularising. Without this aid they are sure
they should not have succeeded and they feel
very muc-a obliged for it. The weather
throughout was delightful, and was continued
and ending in nothing to retard its success.
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PARK STREET CHURcH.-As will be seen by
the Sunday notices, the Rev. Rufus P. Cutler
the former popular paster of the Park street
Church, and now of Charleston, S. c., will
preach tomorrow morning. His old friends
will give him a cordial greeting,
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@ o Nj M r II CIAL,
Receipts by Railroads and steamb0

~S~~'HsS Ny AhHhlEOSOS 0uO
STEAMER join BROOKS FROM BosTON.-31 bolts
uuck 70 bxs peaches 20 bbls sweet potatoes ~ bds
leather y do saws casks OIL 20 bills lead and pant,
anos 100 hxs Specs do tin, 300 quarter nxs rails
ins, % pes marble. 20 bags dye W ,od, sewing ma
chimes. b, bes onions 80 bars and IS bal. iron, bds
WOOD saws 10 racks boxes AZ pkgs furniture " gs
tin bales GAMBIA, 100 rkins lard, go bbls -four, 100
empty tomato boxes, 80 bxs .hees- 10 tcs lard, 3l4
pigs 10 Princes Express, 100 do order For Lan-
ada ana up country, 100 empty barrels 14l bxs dy
sun % % ods leather IA pows, bales waste, 40 90
woo ~ sofas, 100 bags ye wood, A oxs STEEL bills
Gil, lou bxs empty cans, piano, bales burlaps, 12(
PORTLAND & KENNEBEc RAILRoAD-1 car Of
sweet corn, do slaves, do sheep. rs bags waste.
warp beams, 81 cases goods. IL extension tables, u
hides, % cases oil coh 100 doz broom handles, a
pigs merchandise, 10 cars freight tor Boston.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY 1899 cans milk, cal
fnrnture DO starch do slate, DO bran, do oats
90 ues lumber, II do corn, do sundries, 1000 BIB
dries.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAp-2 cider mills, IS bx
axes ! car stab wood do lambs, G0O sides leather
20 bxs eggs, 76 do sundries
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PoLIcE.-Up to II o'clock last evening seven
persons had been taken to the station house
for being drunk, three of whom were females.
One of the females had drunken fit before
she reached the station, and it took two police
men to lead her thither.
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Coon FOOD AND PLENTY OF IT, produces the
same effect upon person who has been starry
ed that the Peruvian Syrup, an Iron Tonic
does upon the Weak and Debiitated: it makes
them strong and vigorous, changing weakness
aid suffering into strength and health.
eOJ&W1w
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In five minutes Freeman & Co., 1O1 Federal
street, will serve you the most delicious steamed
oysters with all the "fixins." Don't fail to call
Saturday evening.
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f. o. BAILEY s. Co. will sell at 10 o'clock
this morning, at their salesrooms, an invoice of
Dry Goods, &c. At11 o'clock, Horses, Car
riages, &C., on Market street.
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m.nicIpai Court.

JUDGE MORRIS PRESIDING.
FaIDAY.-State vs. Annie Ball. Search and seiz-
ure. Pleaded guilty. Fined $50 and costs. Paid.
State VS. Charles H. West. Habitual truancy.
Sent to the Reform School during his minority.
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AIN e.
REPUBLICAN, NOMINATION. !

REPUBLICAN NOMINATION IN BELFAsE.
BELFAST, Sept. 9.-At Republican caucus
at Searsport, Isaac Carver was nominated for
representative to the legislature. Resolutions
in favor OF Governor Chamberlain for United
States Senator were passed.
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ATTENTION is invited to the advertisement of
Jules Chs. L. Morazain for teaching the French
language. He has had five years experience
in the business in st. John, N B.
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NEW YORK.

New YORK, Sept. 9.-Tbe New York Cen.
trail and Hudson River Railroad Company
pays four per cent dividend on stock and scrip
October fifteenth.
Representative Ketchum of the 18th Con-
gressional District of this State was re- nomin-
ated TODAY,
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On and after Monday Sept. 18th, passengers
wishing to take the Steamer Oriental for
BridgtOn and Harrison " i'll take the Portland
aud Ogtiou-burg cars AT the Fortland and Ken
| nebec r. r. Depot at Il 80 p. NJ, instead of
715A NJ. If
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GEO. w. PACK En- r. CO., Anci,snesr.

FRIDAY and Saturday at 10 Ia o'clock each day
L Exchange street opposite the new Post ONCE q
large aud valuable collection OF Stuffed Birds com
prising many OF the most beaut III Birds o. North
plumased tropical birds, neatly arrang d und glass
shades; elegant and appropriate ornaments tor The
parlor or cabinet Sale positive. Biris on view
and catalogue ready at store. sep8dtd
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On, my, where did you get that nice Tea
Cake? Why at Webster's, under Fluent's
Hall, where they manufacture all kinds of
cake, Of the best quality. They make spec
iality of Wedding Cake, at the lowest market
prices. septic eodf
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If you wish for India rubber hose 90 to
Cooper & Co.'s, 109 Federal street. They keer
all kinds of Plumbing materials, and sell
them as low as at any store ia the city. Try
them. May 5-tf.
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JESSE FREEMAN, No. 10 Exchange street.
will fix you up dish of oysters in nearly any
style, or put you up can of splendid ones to
take home, at a moments notice.
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ALWAYS send your friends to G. w. Rich
Co. for Clothing. Store 173 Fore street.
90 nj 0ana1m

On Thursday evening, Sept. 9th, one hun
bred or upwards of the young ladies and gen.
tlemen of Portland assembled at Lincoln Hall
to participate in social dance. The evening
being somewhat cool for the season served to
make our entertainment very agreeable one.
Nothing happened to cause any excitement
during the evening, as is generally the case,
excepting that of young lady who partook a
little too freely in the fgurative movements
while dancing, causing rush OF blood to the
head, and tainted away. but was soon brought
to nv a kind baud that attended to her in neat
manner. The dance was kept up until
o'clock, then after taking a measurement OF
the height, breadth and bulk of our evening
enjoyment, as also a mental daguerreo'ype OF
our personal good behavior we departed to en-
Joy few hours of sleep and prepare ourselves
for better dance in about two weeks.
CLARK.
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Misceilancous NOlicec.

CHARLES A. STETsoN's Sons, proprietors of
the AsToR House, New York, have reduced
their charge for board to 81 90 per day.
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CONSULAR APPOINTMENTS,
CALIFORNIA.
THE ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION.

11HI1
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept .-General Sherman
arrived this evening ard received grand re-
ception. The Pioneers Society and militia
turned out to welcome him. Flags were DIS
played on the buildings and shipping and the
CITY presented holiday appearance
The remittances to New York by railroad
last week were $46O,0OO principally in silver
bullion