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The Portland daily press., 1870-04-27


LONDON, April 26-113 30 A. M.-Consols S41 tor
money and account.
American securities - United States 5-2O's of
1862, sSt do 1865, old, ST, do 1887 S9A u S. 10-4Os
S6. Erie shares 19l; Illinois Central shares 112.
LIVERPOOL, April 2G-11.3O A. M.-Cotton quiet
and steady; sales 100 bales Eiddling uplands at
1ltd; do Orleans LIZ q lid Corn sos. Pork 9Ss
I'd. Lard Cos Sd.
LONDON, April 26- 80 A. M.--Tinseed Cakes
quiet and steady. Sperm Oil firm. Whale Oil dull.
Calcutta Lnsecd quiet and steady.
LONDON. April 26-2 P. M Consols 94t for
money and account.
American securities quiet. Erie shares fiat at 1879.
LIVERPOOL. April 26-2P. M.-Cotton irregular
and sales will not exceed 5000 bales. YARNS and
fabrics at Manchester quiet. Wheat-Red Western
Is lid q S. The receipts of Wheat for three days
were Ia, 900 quarters. all OF which were American
Corn 2ss I'd Pork zoos. Lard quiet and steady
Beef 107s. Cheese 74s.
LONDON April Acknowledgements 81 for money
and account.
American securities steady; u S. $685. 1862 $50
do 1865, DID, S81; do, 1865, old, do 1867 u
0.40s, Sc. Erie shares 49, Illinois Central shares
1113. II.
LIVERPOOL, April 26 - Evening Cotton easier
but not lower; Middling uplands lid; sales 5000
balos including 1900 bales for export and specnla.
ton. Talow As.
FRANKFORT. April 2e.-United States 500 bonds
closed fat at 951,
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Fr0nCEs
AMNESTY FOR OFFENDJNC EDJT

Fr0MCEs
AMNESTY FOR OFFENDING EDITORS.
PARIS, April 26.-The Presse announces that
on the 18th of May an amnesty for offences
against the press laws will be issued.
THE PLEBIscITUM DENOUNCED.
Raspael, the chief of the radicals, has issued
a manifesto denouncing the plebiscitum, and
advises the citizsns to remain quiet in the
case of riot, and declaring that all must be
decided by universal suffrage and nothing by
violence
Italy.
PROTEST AGAINST THE ECUMENICAL COUNCIL.
FLORENCE, April 26.-The citizens of Flor
ence have instituted subscription for a statue
to Savonevala, as protest against the Ecu
menical Council, and large sum has already
been subscribed.
THE CONSTITUTION DE Eide.
ROME. April 26.-In the Ecumenical Coun-
Gil to-day the 600 fathers voted with one voice
for the constitution de tide. ag
COMPLIMENT TO AN AMERICAN ARTIST.
Miss Lewis, the American sculptures, has
received orders from the Marquis of Butte for
works from her chise]
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GORDON Bros. have lust received another
lot of Western Baldwins, without spot or blem-
ish
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Domestic Market.

CAMBRIDGE, April 26.-Cattle Market.-Beef Cat
te receipts 456 head. Last weeks prices fully sus
at 200 @ II Is; second quality at il 90 q II IS;
third quality at 9 so q 10 90 Sheep and Lambs
e and being od at ct er
.sales in lots at 80 so each; extra at rs a 5O
Veal Calves at So q 10.
NEW BEDFORD, April 25.-Oil Market-The mar
out transactions 1t is reported that sale of 900
bbls Whale has been made the past week. for export
on private terms
NEW YORK. April 2s.-Cotton heavy; sales 2loo
bols; State and Western &c higher; State at 60 a
IS; Round Hoop Ohio at s 90 q 6 90; Western at
80 g 20; Southern on her at $50 g s75 Wheat &c
! 1s3 No. q at IL q IA; Nos. and Mixed at
I IS @ L.; Winter Red and Amber Western at "a
ern at II q 10; old do at i2s a it, Oats dull
State at &c q &C., Western at 59l q &C. Pork firm
er; new mess at 28 Is; prnae, 2. "a % g e. 70
and oisa an q iss s Sc 2S @
S Gsro, Mh isl free at Oe 5oe Rice
Muscovado at 81 9ac; fair to good refining at 81 "a
sac; No u Dutch standard, at 9Ac. Molasses quiet;
hhds. at So @ 62Ic. Naval Stores quiet. Petroleum
steady; crude at l4a 15c; refined at 26ac. Freghts
to Liverpool steady; cotton I'd; wheat 4d.
CaIGAGo. April 2GoFlour fairly active. Wheat at
4Sts tor No. g. Rye active at TIC: Barley dull at so
g 6oc tor No. Q. high Wines advanced fc; quoted
at Il o. Provisions higher; Mess Pork at $500 q
lie; rough sides at IA a 14lc; short lib mddles at
!4Ic Cattle active; at rs q 90 for common to ex-
ira Live hogs quiet at 80 q 30 for common
MILWAUKEE, April &c. Wheat opened excited
900 bush. ~
new ORLEANS. April 6-Cotton easier; Middling
GIMA.RLEsSToN, April 2c.-.Cotton quiet; Middling
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Secondhand Safes {!

ONE Marland Patent, new last summer, weighs
One Valentine s. Buffers Alum Patent; "A large
and very fine Safe.
One old style Safe -,
These Safes can be seen and purchased very 10"
at the rooms OF -.-
an9ea,w " nAii-Nh ~ Is Exchange st.
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FOR . ALE.


A FARM in Gorham. good firm known as the
"a Hersey Farm,
on the old road from Gorham Corner to Buxton. The
portion OF the farm called the Homestead Is about
one mile from Gorham Corner. This portion con-
tns seventy good tillage and pasturng land
well watered and over three hundred fruit trees
South of this and separated ftsm it only by the
County road TO Saeo River aud the Of the Port
land and Rochester Railroad, are about 80 acres of
pasturage and woodland. This and the lot opposite
are suitable tor house lots, and about ten minutes
walk from the Railway Station at Gorham Corner
al 30 another lot of forty about one mile from
1orham Corner ON the road leading to Standsh. This
contains tillage, wood and pasturage land, and well
adapted for a small farm. The above mentioned lots
are within convenient distance to Churches, Acadia
my and Post-ofiice. These lots consisting OF about
40 acres, win be sold at auction on Thursday, April
2Sth at 10 O'Clock A. ii pleasant; if other wse the
first pleasant day. Immediately after the above SAFE
OF the tarm Will be sod the stock and farming toos
then remaining said farm. Terms liberal anu VIII
be made know at or before the time OF sale.
For further information apply to WIN. z. HERsEy
on the farm or OF
tdapi3 F. o. BAILEY & Co., AuctioneeIs.
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

The President has recognized B. Clark as
Consul for Hayti at Boston. ~--
Ns Gen. Walker, Superintendent of the Gen.
sns, has written letter to Marshall Howe, of
Wyoming, showing that the census law of
1850 provides an adequate compensation for
daily services in taking the census,
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NEW YORK.

New York, April 26.-The City National
Bank was robbed of $3l 600 in greenbacks be-
tween IL and O'Clock to- day. Two of the rob-
bers engaged the attention of the bank officials.
while third entered through back window
and took the money, and ali three escaped
The loss was not discovered for two hours.
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ALBANY, April 26.-The legislature adjourn
ed tonight sine die, having passed the Arcade
railroad bill and sustained the Governors
vetoes Of all railroad aid bills. The governor
signed the hour law and issued prociama-
ton for its enforcement and observance. A
large number of bills remain unsigned.
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THE ONEIDA AGAIN.

An officer Of the navy, Just arrived from Yo-
kohoma, says it was reliably ascertained there
that Capt. Eyre, of the Bombay, would have
stopped his vessel after running into the Oneida
but for the implications of Lady Temple, wife
of the British Minister, who was apprehensive
that the ship would be a wreck. 1t is the
opinion at Yokohoma that Capt. Eyre is a
waak rather than had man
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WASHINGTON.


EXECUTIVE APPOINTMENTS.
WASHINGTON, April 26.-The President sent
the following nominations to the Senate this
rnoon:-Henry Ruggles, of Connecticut,
Consul at Barcelona; John L. Stevens, of
Maine, Minister at Paraguay, in addition to
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rxprn,v Albanian on or near the Weston Prom
eDade, bundle Containing Green , N s sjxsa ana
ree s lcit at the Press office, or 100 Spring 81.
apr jd3ts
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JOB PR1NTINa.-Send your orders for Job
Printing to the Daily Press Printing House
where they will be promptly attended to at the
lowest possible rates. VIM. NJ. MARKS.
THE TRADE OF COUNTRY TOWNS can be reach
ed, effectually, only through the country pa
pers. The expense is SO small that single
customer, or, generally, even single sale for
each paper, pays.
ATwELL & Co.. Advertising Agents.
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Montreal Ocean Steamship 10

MontfealU Ocean steamship U0
CARRYING THE CANADIAN
o%9fh&. MOO AND e NNtTh STATES Ats By.
p....r.er. Booked to Londonderry and
G;vcrDool. szcsnrn Tickets grnn fea nj
Reauced Rnses.
80 -,nnlstl The 4.ss ~
North American, CAPT. RICHARDSON,
will leave this port tor Liverpool, on SATURDAY,
April 49, Immediately after the arrival the tram OF
the previous day from Montreal.
Passage to Londonderry and Liverpool, cabin lac
cordng to accommodation sera soto $780,
PAYABLE in Gold or its equivalent. NJ
aV-For Freight or Cabin passage apply TO
- 49, - N, 81 A. ALLAN, No. s India st.
Portland, Nov. %, 1869. dtf
For sieerage passage inwards and outwards, and
tor sight drafts on England for smsll amounts, APP
ply to - - 20 Frl.
JAS. L. FARMER, 81 India st.
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"PROPOSALS"

EHyILL be received by the undersigned until
w Saturday, May Z, at o'clock, for furnishing
the city with five hundred thousand, (500,0O0J more
or less good, sound straight, hard-burned bricks
for sidewalks, to be delivered through the season at
such times and such places as may he designated by
the Street Commissioner. Sample OF bricks to ac-
company bid.
It.IFrT tAHSV, Tk9IEJAdi
five thousand (5000l yards, more or less best quality
medium sized cobbe-stones for paving Bidders
wharfage. .9slv ooiHS
The Committee reserve the right to reject, any or
all bids. Bidders are invited to be present at the
Aldermen's Room, City Hall, at the time mentioned
above. GEO. p WESCOTT
Chairman Committee on Streets, Sidewalks, &c.
Portland, April 20, 1870. . " m 81 apr26tmy7
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EVENING SESSION,

At the evening session the duty on square
rod, ovals, half round iron and wire, less than
i've sixteenths of an inch in diameter, is Fl xed
at IL cents per pound, and on similar formed
iron over five sixteenths of an inch in dame
ter IA cents per pound. The next paragra phi.
ON fiat, hoop, tube, strap and scroll iron was
struck out, and pending motion to strike out
tee tee rose fsa1a ana H the House adjourned
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-07-01

now, and to save it are prepared to make
votin jist ez profitable ez In Moo York,
and more so, becoz we hev in Whining
ton a parcel Nv radikel Manufacturers
and merchants witch we wood jist ez soon
tax ez not, and to any extent. we
must hev EN- settled in Delaware, for we
cant transport EN- from Moo York to
Delaware to vote ez we do in Connect.
cut for the distance is too great we KIN
carry Moo Jersey and Pennsylvania that
way, but not Delaware. With Moo York,
city and State, Connecticut, Moo Jersey
Pennsylvany and Delaware contro oiled IN
this way, why shood not the Pope NV
Rome be indoost to take up his residence
in Moo Jersey, when Italy, Spain and
Austry git too progressive to give him
shelter And then we wood hey it ez
we want it. We wood hev here in our
midst the authority to keep our voters
strate; with the Pope in site to hurl
anathemas agin them witch wander, we
Good depend on square pull at every
eleckshun, no matter wat the platform
mite be, or wat the party managers de-
cided to hev Us throw up our hats and
howl for. ess9 4 ..2 &
1 sling this sejestion out, for wat its
worth. Eff there's any Irish which still
hev weakness for the old sod, we kin
make an ireland Nv this country. The
name of Moo York Good be changed to
Moo Dublin by simply askin Tweed to do
it, and eff he woodent they kin vote him
down ez they do everything else, and a
law Good be passed maxim the drinkin Nv
anything but whisky, and the smoker
NV anything but short pipes felony.
They hev already the half Nv the skool
money in the state Nv Moo York the bal
lance NV it they kin git ez soon ez they say
so. They kin bring with EN- the harp
that wunst thro sTara's halls its sole Nv
moosic shed, and there is jist ez much
space for Orangemen and Ribbonmen TO
fife here ez Their, and back NV it all they
hev the vast body NV Americans, and Ger
mans, and Sweeds and SIGH to tax to keep
EN- up. = -
1 The Irishman who kin git to Ameriky
who stays in Ireland is an eggrejis ass. Let
this skeme be tO-wunst put in operashun
and all Ireland is freed. ~ Be-, sec s.,
PETROLEUM V Massey, go "a.
n-s witch WuZ Postmaster. -
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-07-01
The Life Sustaining Organs.

The two organs which minister most directly to
the support Of the body, are the stomach and
liver. In the former the first process of digestion
takes place, under the action of that powerful
solvent. the gastric Juice. Thence the food, con-
verted into pulp, passes into the duodenum,
where it is subjected to the action of the bile or
gall, flowing from the liver, and of the fluid gen.
Grated by the pancreas, or sweetbread of the sys-
tenn. These secretions separate the nutritious
port on from the rest, and it is then taken up by
the absorbent vessels and conveyed into the chan
nels of circulation in the form of venous blood
while the waste matter is discharged through the
bowels. Unless all these processes are duly per-
formed, disease OF some sort is inevitable, and the
best of all medicinal agents for preserving or re-
storing the tone end regulating the action of the
three organs (tle stomach, liver and intestines)
by which the threefold work is carried on is Hos
letters Stomach Bitters. Indigestion is generally
accompanied by constipation. and the gentle car
thartie operation of the Bitters is no less impof-
tant in cases of this kind, than its tonic effect
upon the stomach and the hillary gland. Beauty
of person as well as health, depends in no small
degree upon the regularity of the excretiye func-
tons. sallow complexion, thick Opaque coarse
skin, tainted breath, rush of blood to the head,
loss of memory headache, and extreme mental de-
preston are the usual Accomplishments of costive-
ness A course of the Bitters will infallibly re-
lieve, and finally Danish these obnoxious symp-
toms, while invigorating the stomach and
promoting healthy action in the liver. This genial
vegetable stomachc and Alternative, strikes at dis
ease in its primary sources, the assimilating.
secretive and expulsive organs, and the cures II
effects are consequently thorough and complete.
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finally setting up loud song in praise OF
sewing machines, just as if it were an ad.
vertisement. ~, .t..,-....-..-..sz "a =.
"The Doctors best performance Is
when he initiates a hawk. He reserves
this fine piece Of acting until his mistress
is feeding her poultry then, when all the
hens and chickens, turkeys, and pigeons,
are in the quiet enjoyment Of their break.
hawk is heard overhead, and the Doctor
is seen circling in the air, uttering q
scream occasionally. The fowls never find
out that it IS hoax, but run to shelter,
cackling n the greatest alarm-hens
clucking loudly for their chicks, turkeys
crouching under the bushes, the pigeons
taking refuge in their house. AS soo1 as
the ground is quite clear, cochy changes
his wild note for peals of laughter from .
high tree, and, finally alighting on the top 9p
of a hencoop filed with trembling chick <,
ems, remarks, in suffocated voice, You'll
be the death of net'" IS. ae@ aa'a t's aals
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"How is fellow to know what to do ?'
: was the exclamation of New Yorker
who went to theatre a few nights ago,
leaving his watch, chain, purse, &C., at
; home, for fear he might be robbed or
garroted on his way there and back
When he got home, he found the house
had been entered and all his silver, jewel.
4 ~, and valuables of every description had
been carried Oft ergA .
AN Arkansas paper says: "The coming
woman came yesterday. She arrived at
the railroad station at noon. She came
alone all the way from Boston. She nei
a stranger as she alighted from the train,
whom she had never seen before The
stranger was fascinated by her. They
were at once married by Justice of the
peace, and set out for home in an OK cart.
Heaven bless them" 80 onn N. =
TIE Chinese are said to be remarkably
successful agriculturists. Whereas many
Eof the old farms in California have become
almost completely exhausted and unpro-
ductive, the Chinese residents make the
most Fertile fields and gardens anywhere,
even on the most arid patches Of sandy
shore. They have books giving full and
minute directions regarding every branch
| of agriculture, and these are followed by
4 successive generations without material
| change -s.t..
f. AT recent wedding in Bridgeport,
Conn, the bridal party had swept up the
| aisle in glorious style, taken their places,
and were waiting the words OF the clergy
man, when an apparently insane gentle
man stepped forward, tapped the bride-
groom on the shoulder, and said in a
whisper audible to those near by, Before
this affair goes any further, L wish to
know one thing-who will build the fires p
The groom, as soon as he could recover
from his abashment, and seeing that
the question would be repeated, indig-
nantly replied 81 will--only be still. )"
{ The following plan is said to have been
blately pursued in order to hasten the
decision Of refractory jury, who We're
locked up to consider their verdict, in
England It was past supper-time, and
the court officials had no wish to pass the
night in waiting upon the twelve good
men who were celebrating on their YER
dict. A large dish of beefsteak, fried
with onions, giving off q body of aroma
sufficient to fill the largest hall in Eng
land, was brought into the passage close
to the door of the unhappy jurymens
prison. The door was, opened, the cover
taken off the dish, the aroma of the steaks
and onions 1oated in, and invaded and
pervaded every square inch of the little
room, Mere mortal Engishmen couldn't
stand out long against such an appetizing
aroma. Ascend opening of the door
and advancement Of the dish clinched the
matter, and enabled the jury to find a
unanimous verdict, 49,
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-07-01

THE ATLANTIC MoNTHLY.-Table OF
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W. Longfellow; A Shadow, by T. w Higginson
A Woman's Pulpit, by Elizabeth Stuart Phelps
Drives from French Painfully Philip Gilbert
Hamerton; Equal yet Diverse, by Burt g. Wilder
Joseph and his Friend-YII.- by Bayard Taylor
An Ex-S0utherner in Sonth Carolina, by N. S.
Shaler; Oldtown Fireside Stories, by Harriet
Beecher Stowe; Criminal Law at Home and
Abroad, by Francis Wharton; The Shipping of the
United States, by E. H. Derby; The Tour Of
Europe for $751; in Currency, by Ralph Keller; The
Swallow, by Celia Thaxter: A Days Pleasure, by
W. D. Howells; Reviews and Literary Notices
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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-07-01

Our You're FoLKs.-We Girls, Home
Story, is continued in the July number, followed
by: Farmer John--a poem-by j. T. Trowbridge
Robbie Malcolm, by Lulu Gray Noble; Planted
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A Funny Bird.

A recent traveller. in Australia thus
describes the performances of a tame
cockatoo, known by its pet name of the
Doctor
=" 1t pretended to have q violent tooth
ache, and nursed its beak in; its claw,
rocking itself backward and forward as if
in the greatest agony, and, in answer to
all the remedies which were proposed,
croaking out, oh, it amt bit of good ?
and, finally, siding up to the edge of its
dental whisper: Give Us drop of whis-
ky, do.'''s -. ., $780,. $780,,
It would also pretend to sew, holding a
little piece of cloth underneath the claw
which rested on the perch, and going
through the motions with the other, get
ting into difficulties with its thread, and
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-07-01

An Interview between a Doctor and his
Patient. Three months ago Mr.. James Henry Red
posed not far from deaths door His physician-con
sdered skillful one-had given him up, pronouncing
his complaint atrophy. He was fearfuly wasted ano
scarcely enough to keep baby alive and was much
depressed in spirits. At this uncture, clerk in the
establishment where he had been employed persuaded
him to try course of PLANTATION BITTERs Last
week he returned to business his health being quite
restored. ., 49,, 81 B.. tt..t -. e.
The other day on his way hoe he met the physician
who attended him, when the following conyersatloI
!" Even So" replied Mr.. Reddpg, quietly you're moi
sorry to find yourself false prophet, hope Z, NO
dear fellow? how was 1t % Mr. r. told him the story
of his recovery, describing 1t wholly to the Btters
ever aDDlied TO. t.G.5 ...i ....r- s.
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IF you do not feel well you send for doctor,
he calls upon you, looks wise, scraws some hero
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ATHE LITTLE CoRpoRA1 MAGAZINE.

HE LITTLE CORPORAL MAGAIlNG.- -
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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-07-01

EVERY SATURDAY-No. 26 for June %
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