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OF the section of country through which tn road
runs, we present the following Official Statement
of the Surplus Agricultural Products Shipped from
the State OF Iowa by the different railroads therein,
during the year ending April &c., 1862 just issued by
the Secretary OF State:--
Number of horses ses......,.,,..,. 1923
Number Of cattle. Observation-Disclosures. S0,2S7
Numoer Vi noss ..''........,.........., b12,357
Number OF sheep. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 52,732
Dresseu nogs. IDS. ZIG
Lafd anu porK, lbs s.................... 5S2, $50
WOOL ips. 1856. l95
Wheat, bushels 9,l96 6i3
Corn, bushels 2,21O 1903
Other grains bls 47S,-54
Other grains, bushels. Observation-Disclosures. SUS 047
Other agricultural products, lbs. 76Os7O7
Floor and other agricultural products lbs. 324 703
Animal products not othwise specific lbslO 1888 101
The preceding official statement is made up al
most exclusively OF the shipments Eastward, and
does not include s the amo12t Of trodnse shipped
swell the totals materially. If the shipments West
ward by the railroads were given, they would swell
immensely this surprising exhibit of surplus pro-
THIS ROAD ALSO RUNS THROUGH THE
RICH AND GROWING STATE OF MINNESOTA.
Reference to the map OF the United States will sho
that this road passes through the most
EnterprisiDg and Growing portion of
Trunk Lines in Direct comm u a uication n
with New York, Chicago and -. !. ouis,
beirg to the latter city, 90 miles from North
ern Iowa and all portions of the State Minnesota
than by any other road now built projected, and
also the nearest route from Central and Southern
Iowa,
This road is required by the wants of that section
where large and increasing traffic is waiting tor
1t, and needs railroad comm unication. The buyer
OF these bonds is, therefore, guaranteed by gre
business alre 'dy in existence, and has not to run
any of the contingencies which always attend upon
the opening of the roads into new and unsettled
country.
We offer these bonds for the present at 95 and
accrued interest. We rec,mmeod them to Inves-
tors and OhcerS of Financial Institutions, who de-
sire to change their high priced investments for
security which presents every element of safety,
and at the same time yields much higher rate Of
interest - -.
Pamphlets and full particulars furnished by
HENRY CLEwS s. CO.,
No. Sd Wall Street,
Financial gent of the Company, orders for the
above Bonds, either to purchase or exchange for
other securities received by t.t
". III, WOOD DE- SON,
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Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-17

DISTANCES FROM PARIs-The
Crown Prince Is now advancing on
Paris by the way Of Scissors. The
following table Of distances will
enable the reader to determine the
progress Of his forces from hour to
hour. The distance from Paris to
Scissors Is 65 miles; to Rnrky. 90
to Longpont 90; 10 Yillefs, 49,
to Vaumoise, 42A TO Crepy-en.
Valois, IA; 10 OrmOY, az q
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SAYS the Buffalo Cnurler
"Lct us not Judge too hnfShlv
the devoted Republicans Who now,
professionally. are the G~0vernmenf
Of France, because tlieV talk of cons
tlnuing an utterly hopeless wor.
J'h-i haveno CHOICE buttoIalk thus,
until The appeatanoe Of = German
army at Paris shall cause DE people
TO realize what It Is to wage var
without armies. Il seems to ID
likely that, IN any event The mon
who have so brayely stepped into
the gap between the empire and
stable Republican government,
viii lie sacrificed. 1t win 81 their
duty 70 negotiate q peace, and. at
ter that ungracions work Z done.
they will have to retire. But nn-
lees Bismarck forbid, lhe Republic.
uniformed and storm.lossed as YET
will live 0n.H
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TELEGxAPH ITEMS.

The Austrian government has congratulated
Prussia on the accomplishment OF the union of
Bavaria, Baden and Wurtemburg with the
German Confederacy.
Steperson, the ambassador at The Hague
from Sweden and Norway. comes TO Washing
ton in the same capacity.
Schr. Queen of the West, OF Philadelphia,
from Morehead City for Cardenas with slaves,
foundered on the 23l, sixty miles southeast of
Cape Lookout. The crew were picked up and
brought in 10 the Capes.
The marriage of Senior Roberts to Miss Terry
in New York Monday evening was the richest
wedding that has occurred in that city since
the Oviedo- Bartlett diamond affair.
The best q turkeys sold in Boston on Tues
day at 10 t62o cents pound; the latter price
commanding the choicest inside the market
TRANSPORTATION, New York, died Tuesday
morning.
The Worlds special says general congress
of manufacturers will meet at Mannheim Dec
9th to consider what alterations in the tariff
and other political and commercial stipulations
may be rendered necessary by the reunion OF
Alsace and Lorraine to Germany.
The italian ministry is severely censured on
all bands for authorizing the seizure of these
journals which published the Papal encyclical.
A Dartmouth College reunion will take
place in New York Thursday.
The North. Western Women's Suffrage AS
ISOLATION began its annual session at Detroit
Tuesday. Susan B. Anthony made brief
speech. The annual address was made by the
PRESIDENT, Mrs NJ. A. Bazelett.
Charles Wolf, of Philadelphia, shot at his
wife and child and then shot himself. Tuesday
Inc ch'id 10 shot through the arm but the wife
- ulnurt. The cause of the act is unknown
Citizens OF France are not permitted to pass
through Switzerland to join the French armies.
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g o Nj Nj IsCEAL.

neceipts by Kailronds aud steamboats,.
a dhAHD TRUNK RAILwAY-199cans milk, 1890 bbls
nour, ~ cars lumber, do wood, do produce, 2 do
potatoes, do hoops, do stone, do piles, do salt
DeH shocks, do aths,6 do bark, do hides do bxs,
no snndries; shpm nts East, 1890 bbls. flour, car
sunarles; shipments to Europe, - cars wheat, o
peas, do -four.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILWAYS cases, qrs beef,
tie, 30 pkgs sundries.
foRTLAND& KENNEBEC RAILROAD-1 car hoops
40 nay, do stone, Is bdls sash, % bags vase, 10
Da,es batting, 20 cases goods, bds pelts bbls APP
pies, 10 Hour 40 bds paper, prs springs, cow 81
Doxes axes. 10 bbs dried apples do potatoes tubs
i4i pSgs mdse, 80 Cars freight for Boston.
STEAMER MONTREAL FROM BosroN.-iO bdls tar
req paper, do wood saws, 20 empty kegs 200 boxes
Iaisns IS bdls PAPER IA do paste board bbs BEANS
~ apple sauce cask and p bbls glass ware
81 Ddls twne, IL coils cordage, 10 jars snuff 10 tubs
butter pianos, horse and wagon. II seighs II pr.
shatts, % ifkins lard, 80 ibis pork. SO 10 fsur IS
Kegs soda, calf 200 pkes to order; for Canada and
up country, $50 boxes raisns, piano. 100 bags salt
petre; 10 tons pig iron, II boiler tubes cask SKINS
~ bills leather. sewing machine, 10 casks yellow
oSer, u BIB oil, 1875 pkgs to order.
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CAMBRIDGE, Nov. 2s.-CattIe Aiarket.-Beef Cat
TIE, receipts 7s6 head prices generally unchanged
p H.. Sales extra at $12 90 q 1900; first qualify
$1l 90 II 80; second quality 50 O0N@ 10 so; third
quality $6 90 (g $40: sheep and Lambs-receipts
at 81 80 q 500.
NEW YORK, Nov. 29.-Cotton heavy and 1c lower.
sales 4476 bales; Middling uplands at 1e@c Flour
Western 495@ IS; Round hoep Ohio at ss aHS
625; st. Louis at 6 90 q 80; Southern Is "a s25
Wheat heavy and 2c lower; sales 81 900 bush. !;
bond; 20 @ 1 Is Tor Winter Red and Amber West
ern; 45 q 46 tor Amber State; 1 IS for White
state state a. C % a seavy neT &c ower sales
new. Oats heavy and q &c lower sales 6S, 900 bush
at 593 @ Gle for Western, 60 "a &c for Ohio, peef
steady; PLAN mess at 10 90 a IS 70 for extra Pork
unchanged n new mess 275; old do % 90 a % 5O
prime ~ 90 q % So Lard dull new steam IS 0 i31c
Butter heavy; Western IA g 3oc Cheese steady at
g lulc: Molasses easier; New Orleans 65 a DC
Naval Stores-Spirts Turpentine more active at 45c
h - az W Tor strained Petroleum is dull crude
Eeights to Liverpool heavy; Flour per sail % Cd;
Cotton per do to- 5-1ed; Wheat per steam SID.
,CHIcAGo. Nov. Flour-Spring extras lower
6Oc. Oats lower at 393c tor No. O. Rye quiet at zoe
for No. g. Barley duh at Tic. High Wines quiet at
at sc , wood oSnnd Hog Mess pork at = Is y Lard
ngher grades steady and firm, others dull at 70 q
Receipts-9ooo bbIs. -four. 10000 busb wheat OK :
900 bush. corn "a 600 bush oats 1000 bush rye Conn
bush. barley, 1000 hogs
., Shlpments-3QoO bbs. -four, 4,Oo0 bush. wheat,
50 ooO oush corn GOO bush oats 1000 BUSH barley
800 hogs.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 90 Mess Pork is unchanged.
d IN good demand at full rates steam ia a 1lAc;
6st L. u PIC Bulk Meats dull half cured shout
ae,s rs; GEAR rio sides lo3c; clear SIDES 1lc Live
dull and dropping at SO q SAC.
uplands Is q 15ac.
SAVANNAH, Nov. 29.- Cotton firm; Middling u, =
lands 158c.
MOBILE, Nov. 29-Cotton is Quiet; Middlng mr.
lands loo. f
uplands 15s q I5tc.
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Portland ana Vicinity.

Wednesday, Morning, Novcmsr 90, 1870.
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BY TELEGRAPH TO THE
PORTLAND DAILY PRESS.
Domestic n ews.
Trial of E, HI. HOsweil ut Augusta
for the Murder of John b. Latin. a

Especial Dispatch by International Line.l
AUGUSTA, Nov. 29.-The jury in the Hoswell
Latin murder trial went to Hallowell this
morning in charge Of an officer accompanied
by the counsel on both sides, and examined the
barber shop of Mr.. Latin, the deceased, and
the adjoining premises in the rear, occupied at
the time of the tragedy by Roswell and wife.
Upon their return County Attorney White.
house made the opening address to them, de-
falling at some length the facts upon which the
government will rely for conviction, and call
ing their attention TO the provisions OF the
statute relating to felonious homicide and its
penalties, ard the principle of the law relat-
ing thereto. He occupied about an hour and
half in its delivery.
James e. Knight, au assistant employed by
Mr.. Latin, testified TO discovering the accused
at about fifteen minutes past nine o'clock on
the fatal evening, with his murderous knife in
hand, in encounter with Latin 10 the back
room of the shop, where, according to the the:
DRY OF the government, the fatal cash was cut
in the throat of the victim, though the go 1ern-
ment theory is also that he had previously dealt
him severe blow with the same weapon, pen
etrating the breast bone, as he was emerging
from the doorway of the prisoners house.
City Marshal Fowler testified to rushing into
the shop in response to the cry of murder"
raised by young Knight; to the dying condi-
ton of Latin, and the arrest and smprison-
ment of Hoswell, ard to the spots of blood in
the back yard and upon the inner door of the
shop.
Another witness testified to witnessing the
death of Lafip, and that his clothing was in
proper order, giving no appearance of any re.
cent improperly upon his part.
The witnesses were subjected to most rig ID
cross examination by Mr.. Libby, of the coun-
eel for the defence, but without shaking their
testimony materially.
The court room was crowded almost to suf-
location, many ladies being present and all
evinced desire to catch every word of this
most absorbing trial. No facts were develop
ed 10 the examination to-day that had not pre-
viously been given to the public. The nature
of the defense has not been definitely indi-
Gated yet, but will probably not differ from
that employ ed in the similar cases OF Sick!es,
Cole and Mcfarland
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NOVEMBER TERM-aoDDARD, J., PRESIDING.
TUESDAY. Patrick McGlinchey vs.. Wilbur 8.
Cosgins. Action TO recover money lost at gaming.
Defence-lhlt the money was rot go lost. Judg-
ment for plaintiff for $2S7 "a.
Futnam. Bradbury & Bradbury.
Columbian Insurance Company vs.. Thomas PEN
nell. Action ona note of $226 given on an Iusur-
ance policy Defence, that the company failed with
In 60 days from the If me the note was given Decis
ion reserved.
Putnam. Davis <, Drumm,rd
Elias Norwood VS.. Gideon P. Skillings. Trespass
" ct arms Defence, not guilty. Decision for Mfr
IS damages and costs. The amount sued for was
$500.
howard q Ceaves. A. A Strout.
The following assignments have been made:
WEDNESDAY,, NOV. 80.
Nos 3f6 81, 327 1873. POO. 2s3, 2so. 1884, 49, 1zs.
29s, 3Os 1861 315. $50, 3s3 1853, 163 $40. SIS. pa
372, 945 Ss5, 1854, 3l3, 327. --''
go THURSDAY, DEC. I.
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OCTOBER TERM--BARRows J., PRESIDING.
TUEsrAY-Cumberland & Oxford Canal Company
vs. Portland & Osdensburg Railroad. This was
petition for inj lncon to restrain the Portland
ogdensburg Railroad Company from interfering to
prevent plaintiffs from removing the railroad bridge
at the Basin and from digging out the canal where
1t had been nlled in by them. Hearing finished. De-
cisi, reserved.
Bion Bra bury. n. Webb
r. @. i Smith.
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TEL EGRAPHIO ITEMS.

Inc Greek Industrial Exhibition was opened
at Athens Sunday by the King and Queen
with great ceremony.
The Alabama legislature has taken day 8
recess. There are no new developments rela-
The citizens Of Elmira, N. Y, presented
CHARLES Z. Fairman, editor of the Daily Ad-
Vertser, with silver service on Tuesday, on
tne occasion OF the close of the 25th year OF his
Snip Ladoga OF Boston, fifty days from Cron-
stadt, Oct. 10Th, lat. IS, long. 800, last spoke
the Swedish bark Julie with cargo of coal
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Foreign Marlxets.


LONDON, Nov. 49, so P. M.-Consols ca for mon
ey and account.
American securities steady; U. S. 5-2O's 1852 ss4;
do 1855, old, ST. Stocks steady; Erie 2Oj; Illinois
Central, Ill; Atlantic and Great Western, 20.
LIVERPOOL, Nov 2c-l3O P. M-California White
Wheat lis 81 @ lis Id; new Red Western Spring IS
@ 9s led; do Winter los Cd. Flour 24s. New Corn
Bis. Pes 39s Sd "a 4os. Pork buoyant at t02s Cd,
New Reef lbs Bacon 55s Tor new short rib mindless
The receipts IT Wheat for the past three days have
been 1880 quarters of which 80 $50 were American
LONDON, Nov. 29-13O P. M.-TalIow at 43s Sd "a
43s 3d. Refined Petroleum Is sgd. SPIRITS Turpen-
tine at 32s.
LONDON, Nov. $3.50 P. M.-Consols 90 fer
money and account.
American securities firmer; U. S. 5-2Os, 1862 ss1;
do 1866 old, SIT; do 1867, ST. U. S. 1O-4Os S6f.-
Stocks steady; Erie 203. illinois Central ILL., At
lantic g. Great Western %.
FRANKFORT, Nov. 29.-U. S. 5-2os 1862 active
opened at 94i and closed at 94h.
LIVERPOOL, NV. 2a-4.3O P. M.-Cotton closed
steady sales 1900 bales. Provisions firm. Bread
stuffs dull,
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" H. A, -ro.hisht otf,3. ihG sFpotti tia.
&C. Al Nil A.. and brilliaal atrBs oil
ta'rii i provided by the enterprsing commit
tee. The young oaptatrice Miss Nettic
Sterling, of whom the foreign musical journals
speak so highly, will make her first appear-
ance, assisted by Miss Thursby we bear
| spoken of as pleasing soprano singer-who
also makes her debut on this occasion in this
city, Messrs. Bush and Beckett, whose merits
are already known, the Kreutzer Club, an or
ganization of male voices whose delightful mu-
sic we have had the pleasure of listening to
several times the past summer, the whole con-
cert under the direction of Kotzschmar. We
publish the programme that our readers may
see what well selected one it is:
l. The Gay Pilgrim. ...................M ans' II.
Krentzer Club.
?. Duet" Don Pasquale ;" ............ .Donz ,,ti.
Miss Thurshy q Mr. Bush.
.. Rec and Arla-La Donua del La 90. go. Rossini
Miss Sterling.
Kreutzer Club. ''A'
D. Observation-Disclosures. .........,V Verdi.
Miss Thu shy, Miss Sterling, Nr Bush,
and Mr.. Beckett.
6, Piano Solo-Trois Mazurkas 49, Kotzschmar.
II. KOtzs chmar.
Z, Song-My Queen. Blumentha'.
PART SECOND.
1. Song-Waiting. Mi lard.
Miss Thursby.
2. The Ruined Chanel. Becker
Kreutxer Club.
q so,,s "a Slumber Song 49,. .. Hitler,
b My Hearts in the Highlands
Schumann.
Miss Sterliug
4. Sonz--I arise from Dreams oi Thee Salon an.
Mr. Bush.
D. Quartz te-How can Bird hello Singing. ..Abt.
Misses Thursby & Sterling, Messrs Bush
and Beckett.
6. The Knights Farewell Never
kreutzer Club.
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ron ssseasile lot swedep, with hasts, boats
and everything about the deck gone and 10
fve eeamen. Alex Kenig, "a mate, d Swede,
was lost Capt. Ken'g reports that the Dan
ism schooner Frederic came to them the same
Gay, but her captain said he could not render
tfem any assistance and passed on
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-30

HARPER's BAZAAR.-The number for next
week, richly illustrated, has been received at
the periodical depot of Messrs. FesseEden
Bros, Lancaster Hall; also by D. Went
worth, dealers in books, stationery, &C., 337
Congress, corner of Oak street. This Journal
of Fashion takes the lead of all others, and is a
welcome visitor to the parlor circle.
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.NEW CUSHIONS RFGULATIONs
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.
NE w YORK.
CITY AND VICINITY

NEW YORK, Nov. 29-Col Frank Howe
caused the arrest of Charles F. Phelps, weigher
in the Custom House, for dealing in public Of
fees and making out fraudulent pay-rolls.-
Phelps was held in $4,000 bail.
Strenuous efforts are being made to secure
the release from the Albany penitentary of ex-
Speaker I. c. Callicott whose .erm of impris-
onment has expired who IS unable to pay the
fine of $40, 900 imposed
Capt. Grindle Of ship Old Colony was held in
5000 bail to-day for brutaliy treating two of his
crew.
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The FANCY DRESS BALL.-This eye n

The FANCY DRESS BALL.-This evening the
first Grand Masquerade and Fancy Dress Ball
will take place at Flnent Hall, and no pains
will be spared to make it one of the grandest
affairs of the season. There will be as grelt a
Variety of rich and fancy costumes as was ever
seen in this city. Raymond's quadrile band
will furnish the music for the evening. The
floor will be uuder able management, as will
bs seen by advertisement. Members of the
press admitted free.
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Manicipal Court.

JUDGE NORRIS Presiding
TUEsDAY-Stst tie vs.. John Monahan. Larceny.
Plea. guilty. Former conviction alleged. Ordered
to recognize to the State with sufficient sureties in
the rum of $500 tor his personal appearance at tho
January term of the Superior Court.
State VS.. Peter Ponley. Keeping shop open On the
lords day. Fined $40 and costs. Paid.
State vs.. Daniel F. Coliten. Larceny. Plea, guilty..
Sent to Jail Tor 90 days
State VS. Rose Clark. Iutoxication and distur-
bance. Plea, guilty. Fined S. and costs. Commit.
ted.
Steie ". Dollena McMullen, Intoxication and
disturbance. Plea, not guilty. Decision, guilty..
Fined S. and costs Committed.
State vs. Eugene Mccarthy. Search and seizure.
Fined $50 and costs. Continued two weeks.
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TENNESSEE.

THE CASE OF YERGER-HEAvY SUIT FOR DAM.
AGES.
MEMPHIS, Nov. 29-Yerger, who killed Col
Crane has not been imprisoned for life as re-
ported. His trial will be held in January.
John f. Thomas. a white man was arrested
last July for Capitalization with negro woman
who he alleged was his wife, and was fined by
the Recorder. He now brings suit against
the city for $4,000 damages. The city attor-
ney yesterday filed demurrer on the ground
that the court had no jurisdiction as to the
question Of marriage it belonged solely to the
State.
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Boston ssock Llss,
Seizure.

NOTICE is hereby given that the following des
~ cribed property was seized at the time and
places hereinafter mentioned, for violation of the
Revenue Laws, viz:
Sept. -, 1879, at Durham, ons chestnut colored
mare, one buggy wagon and harness; Sept Is, 1870,
at stable Lafayette street. Portland ene bay horse
one buggy wagon and harness.
Any person or persons claiming the same arc re-
quested to appear and make such claim within twen-
ty days from the date hereof; otherwise the said
property will be disposed Of in accordance with the
acts of Congress in suchcases made and provided
ISRAEL WASHBURN, JR.,
Collector,
Portland, Nov. Z, 1870. d1aw3w nov9