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The Portland daily press., 1870-07-21
NORTH CAROLINA.

THE ALLAMANCE TROUBLES.
RALEIGH, July 2O.-The habeas corpus casa
of the citizens arrested by Col. Kirk in la
nance was continued before the Chief Justice
to-day and will be argued tomorrow, when it
is expected that the argument will close. Later
advices from Caswell county state that $50 to
200 citizens were kept in the Court House
from 1 o'clock p. NJ till o'clock p. NJ. w.
ID. b, one of tn )se arrested, demanded to
know why he was arrested without warrant,
when he was knocked down and dragged off
Another prisoner (Willey) was ploughing in
his field when arrested. He refused to 60 with
them without a warrant, when he was knocked
down, put on his own horse with his feet tied
under the hoses belly and his hands tied be-
hind his back and carried to Court. The ladies
have been ms tied and with their children are
flying to Virginia for protection. Among the
other arrivals of troops here last night was a
company of negroes commanded by negro
officers. Both parties are denouncing the out
RACES as unlawful, despotic and unnecessary.
RICHMOND, July 20.-A telegram from Dan
vile, Va, this evening says that Col Kirk has
arrested about seventy more of the prominent
ci.Zens of Caswell county, some of whom re-
sisted al were badly maltreated. There is
great excitement in the county. Hon. Bed
ford Brown has gone to Washington to see
President Grant and ex-GOv. Grattan will
meet ! i'm there.
ENTHUSIASTIC MASS MEETING OF GERMANS.
~AS Woo q MASS iuCcIiu5 SUBWAY Ian
this evening to express the sympathy of the
Germans Of New York with Prussia in her
contest with France, and it was great success
IN point OF members AMI enthusiasm. The
ball was crowded 10 its utmost capacity. Baron
Gerolt, the Prussia minister, who is now in
this city, was not present, but was represented
by his Secretary. There we're also on the
platform DIR. Johannes Roesipg, Consul Gener-
al OF the north German confederation, Freder-
ick Kuchner, e--consul of the Electorate of
Hesse, and Gustave Schwab, ex-consul of
Prussia. 1t was noticed and commented on
that the Consuls of Hesse, Damstadt, Baden,
Wurtemburg, Bavaria and Austria were not at
the meeting. Speeches were made by Senator
Schurz of Missouri, Gen. Siegel and Oswald
Ottenderfer.
Senator Schurz expressed the utmost conf
dence in the ability OF Prussia to vanquish
France. General Siegel spoke in laudi-
tory terms of King William and sarcas-
tically of the Emperor Napoleon.
Mr.. Ottenderier referred in disparaging terms
to the cause which Austria seemed likely to
pursue Resolutions expressive OF the senti-
ments of the meeting were read and adopted.
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TROUBLE IN NORTH CARoLINA.-Command-
er Kirk, of the North Carolina State MALTA
arrested several of the most prominent citizens
of Allemance County, on Friday, but for what
offences we have no information. In behalf of
the prisoners, Chief Justice Pearson granted a
writ of habeas co.pus on Saturday, but Kirk
refused to obey the writ, remarking 'that sort
of thing is played out" Trouble has followed.
1t is already severe as will be seen by our tee
graphic dispatches; and we await the recep-
tion of the whole history of this unfortunate
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Miscellaneous Notices.

STATE STREET SABBATH SCHOOL ExcUR-
sIoN.-It will be seen by the advertisement
that the excursion o: tie State street Sabbath
School is changed to Evergreen Landing. 1t
will take place tomorrow, il the weather is
pleasant, and the steamer will leave the wharf
at the foot of State street at s o'clock and
Union wharf at o'clock. Chowder will not
be provided. The price of tickets will be 80
cents. The excursion will be postponed until
further notice should the weather be unpleas-
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THE ALASKA FUR TRADE.
NEW YORK.
THE FOREIGN MAIL SERVICE

~
NEW YORK, July 20.-SecretaIy Creswell
has made arrangements for forwarding the
mails three times week to Europe, one ser
vice less than at present. Mr.. Creswelps tel
egraph to France to ascertain if the French
government would allow German steamers car
rying the United States mails to pass provided
they did not have anything on board contra
Eand of war. has not been answered. Foreign
letters should be addressed via England. The
EUening Post advises the use of steam war
ships for the transportation of mails.
AMER1cO-EGYPTIAN OFFICERS ORDERED TO
REPORT.
The American officers engaged in the sci vice
of the Khedive of Egypt, still in this country
but who expected to leave in October, have re-
ceved instructions to report at Cairo immed-
ately. The officers number about seventy
Instructions were relegraphed from Alexandria
to the representatives of the Egyptian govern
ment in this city. The officers will leave Sat
urday.
THE FRENCH WEST INDIA FLEET.
1t is reported that instructions have been
sent to the French vessels of war now in the
West Indies to rendezvous at this port.
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MAI e.

DEDICATION OF MEET-JG HOUSE.
BELFAST, July 2O.-The Universalist church
IN this city which has been undergoing extern
slve repairs during year was dedicated TO,
day. Rev. Amory Battles of Bangor delivered
an appropriate discourse.
BASE BALL.
The Atlantic Base Ball Club of Bangor tried
tnelr skill this afternoon with the MazepPa
Gln6 OF this city and the former prevailed: On
FRIDAY the Dirigo club of Augusta will play a
match here with the Passagassawaukeag CluD
Of Belfast
FATAL ACCIDENT.
Edgar W. Simpson of Hampden, who was at
work upon the new Jail in this city was preclp-
ltated to the ground to-day by the giving way
OF the staging; a large rock falling with him,
tc gether with the staging planks and crushing
IN his chest and lungs and causing his death in
about three hours.
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MEssRs. j. M. K,MBALL & Co., at their old
repository and mandatory, 3O2 and 3O4 Con-
gress street, have just completed to order two
Of those new style "Pony Ph@tons," hung
upon c and French scroll springs, that are tie
most elegant carriages of the kind ever built
in this city. They are for two gentlemen living
in the vicinity of Boston. Travellers and tour.
lists spending few hours in the city would find
both pleasure and profit by calling to look at
these beautiful specimens of workmanship.
Our own citizens who take so much pride in
Portland carriages, will Of course call and see
them. They will be forwarded to their destin-
alton tonight.
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GEORGIA.,

AUGUSTA, July 2O.-The resolution declaring
aaron A. Bradley ineligible to the seat from
the tn LIST senatorial district occupied the Senate
tins morning, Bradley spoke in his own de-
fence. the finance committee reported favor
aoly ON the resolution requiring the Comptroll-
er General to ascertain the exact amount set
apart for the educational fund. The committee
on the penelentiary reported that the new sys-
tenn worked better than the old and is similar
10 the system of working convicts in use in
some northern States. The report was made
the special order for Wednesday
A resolution was offered by Mr.. Fridy that
no election be held in this State till the admis-
SION OF its representatives in Congress and that
all election laws not suitable to the present
condition of the State, be repealed. 1t was re-
ported that this was adopted in the Republican
caucus last night.
Both houses have adjourned until Friday.
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DOmestic Markets.

NEW YORK. July &c. Cotton dull; sales 1880
bales; Middlng 9Rlands at zoe. Flour-saIes $500
State at IS q 50; Round hoop Ohio at 45 a 50;
Western at 8 IS q 800; Southern at 81 50 q 10 10
Wheat &c lower; sales 1873 400 bush No; Spring at
| 3S q As; Chicago No. 8 at 25 a / So; Amber
State at So g 6sI; White do at 90; Winter Red
Amber Illinois at 40; White Western at Is a so
Amber Canada AM ut 60 in bond. Corn q Sc higher /;
sales 1e 12s %'N 900 bo; Il M new Mixed Western at oS g
Oats rmer Estate at Gsc choice "a at &c. 81 = west st.
ern at 20 q 73c; Canada at 61c. Pork frmer; new
mess at 30 81 g 81 90 prime at p 50 co. Lard
key frmer; Western free at % q O3s. Rice quiet
ll!e; Muscoyado at 1OI9 1Olc; fair to good refining
at9a ioac; No. 70 Dutch standard at lOsc. Petlo-
eIm G d1ll crude at y 12ac; refined at 25c Tallow
~ ~ q SOC; tubbed at 45 q 6Oc; pulled st 80 a Ale;
Iefas at "a Bic; California at % @ a2c. Freights
70 o Liverpool frmer, and room scarce; cotton per
s' I-3ld Hour per steam at 4s flour pei sail Is Cd
9 os; gram per steam 1913.
CHIC. GO, July 2O-Flour firmer at s rs "a 90 for
Spring extras. Wheat frmerat 25 a 1 25J for reg
st aas; Corn active at s9k q s93c for No.2 OATS
PROVISIONS active; Mess Pork at 80 90. Lard at 16yc
Dry salted shoulders at 1885, Live hogs active and
ngner at 80 q 96O ior .ar to extra choice. Cattle
steers.
=, R6eeepts- $500 bbs. flour, $1,000 bush. wheat,
'fvoo Oush. rye, 1,2OO bush. barley. 1000 hogs.
.. .Snmapments-5,5O0 bbls. -four, 90 600 bush. wheat
Ssooo bush corn, 10000 bush. oats 10000 BUSH bar
ley, $500 hogs.
CINCINNATI, July 2O.-Whiskey at / OF "a 1 02, with
aialr demand. PrOvisions-mess pork held at 81 90,
WIN no inquiry Lard held at 1Gsc with small sales
Of country at i63c. Bulk meats firm; sides at 16I
bacon hgher shoulders at 14ic; clear rib sides at
.sc; cear ribs sides sold at 1Slc, buyer August
Sugar cured hams at 25c.
uplands at 17c N'' ''-iNN'i"s
MOBILE, July 2o.-Cotton dull; Middliny uplands
at 17}c. Ne "pi""''
lands at &c., --'"'"s W
SAVANNAH, July 20.- Cotton quiet; Midlng
upIapds at 174 q 17sc.
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MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD Co-The Di-
rectors did not determine yesterday which
route to adopt for the extension into Portland
in consequence of one of the surveys not being
fully completed, but directed the completion of
the survey, and when finished that the Presi-
dent advertice for proposals on both lines
Upon receipt,of the proposals the line will lie
determined
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ARREST FOR INFRINGEMENT OF THE FIsE-
ING LAws.-Yesterday Deputy Sterling hav'pg
learned that certain parties were infringing
upon the fishing laws by casting their nets too
near the Falmouth shore, proceeded to the spot
and seized the sloop Mary Eliza, Capt. Ham
bieton, with her nets, &c., and several other
boats and fishing property, valued at some
$4,000. and brought them to this city,
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Sherif's Sale.

STATE OF FMA1NE-CUMBERLAND, IS:
A TTACHED on sundry wfits and Will be sold by
n consent of parties at public auction on Monday,
the 18th dsy of july 1870 at 1-2 O'Clock in the at
ternoon, at store No IS Market st, In Portsnd, in
SAID county, the following described personal Prop
erty, to wit:
Bols Flour, Sugar and Pork, chests Tea, Boxes
Tobacc Salt, Corn Starch, Candles, Spices Salera-
tus, Lal nery, CASTLE, Family and Toilet Soaps,
Mustard, Matches, Yeast Cakes, Besas, Peas, Bar
lev. arch, Coffee, Jar Pickles, Salt Fish, Moasses
Vinegar, Ker Oil, Rice, Oat Meal, Dried Apples,
tracts, Paper Bags and Irvine, Hosiord's PIepsra-
tion, Pats Tubs, Clothes Pins, &c. Also Store Fix
lures, Pl: torn and Counter Scales Cheese Box Tea
and Cofi Cans, Scoops and Measures, leo Chest,
and Desh Elton ~ Mcfarland Safe Sign, &c.
The above stock Is large, clean, fresh and consists
in part OF original packages OF choice staple goods.
Dated at said Portland this 10th day OF July 1890
Nj. ADAMS, Dep. Sheriff
F. o. BAILEY & co., Auct.onesrs. jy2otd
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U. y. C0us m issi o Der,s Court.

+. M. RAND COMMISSIONER.
WEDNEsDAY.-United States vs. Edward D. Nee
han. Complaint for receiving smuggled goods, con-
sisting Of various kinds Of liquors to the value OF
500. Bound over in the sum OF $500 for his appear
ance at the September term of the District Court
Sureties furnished
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Thursday Morning, July 81, 1870.
Portland and Vicinity.
New Advertisements To-day.

AUCTION COLUMN.
Building Loan. - Fl. W. iiersey.
Groceries &c. :. +. o. Bailey & Co.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Excursion. State Street Society.
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
,rtla1d & Ugdensburg r. r.
Dry Goods. IT. Lucas.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Tenement to Let.
Sch. for Baltimore. .Chls Merrill.
Warted. Salesman.
Wanted. :. II. A, Dewitt.
$25.. ....F. p. Follett.a
Notice. :. Esta Almou L. Hannaford.
Notice. :. Estate Chas. Baker.
Notice. :. Estate Of Ctas. A. swan.
Per Cent. Gold Bonds. uenry Clegs & Co,
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Review of Portland MarIxets,
WEEK ENDING July 20. 1870,

VEEh ENDING July u, I6tU.
The business transactions ,or the past week have
been very fair generally, and for some particular
commodities much larger then usual at this season
st the year. Especially is this the case with bread
stnsfs. which have advanced in price, and which
have str :l upward tendency. The war news and
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FIRE AT STRoUDwATER.-A barn containing
six tons of hay at Stroudwater Village was
burned on Monday nj sht. We could not learn
the name of the owner
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SEBAGo WATER.-If you want Water Pipes
put in your house you cannot do better than
call on G. M. & H. 7. Plummer, IL Union
street. They will pat them in neat and cheap
Will also furnish Rubber Hose to their GUS
toners at manufacturers prices. july adtf
MANY SUFFER rather than take nauseous
medicine; and this is not to be wondered at, as
the remedy is Cften worse than the disease.
Sufferers from coughs, colds, influenza, sore
throat or tendency to Consumption, will find
in DR.. Wistar's Balsana of Wild Cherry a reme-
dy as agreeable to the palate as effectual in re-
moving disease. jy19d1w
MED CAL PROBLEM - The most scientific
medical men of the age now affirm that all dis
eases have their origin in impure blood, and
that impure digestion is the most fruitful source
of such impurity. Gold Medal Saleratus is
is now largely used as promoter of digestion,
and with every good housewife is indispensa-
BILE for bread. biscuit. cakes, pies, puddings,
&C. Only takes half the quantity many 9th
ers require to raise the same, and without the
stain of alkal.
$1,000 REWARD is offered by the proprietor
of DR.. Pierces Alt. Ext. or Golden Medal Dis
covery for medicine that will equal it in the
cure of all diseases for which it is recommend
ed. For Bronchitis, severe Coughs and the
early stages of Consumption, it has astonished
the medical faculty by its wonderful cures, and
hundreds of the best physicians pronounce it
the greatest medical discovery of the age
While it cures TIE severest coughs, it strength
ems the system and purifes the blood. AS a
cure for Pimples on the face, Eruptions,
Blotches, Scrofulous diseases, and "Lver
Complaint" or Biliousness, it has never been
equalled. Sold Ly druggists. The Genuine
has Dr. Pierce's private Government Revenue
Stamp on the outside wrapper. jy19-tt&s&w
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WE learn that Rev. DIR. E. G. Bolles, of
Brooklyn, N. Y, will preach in Congress
Square Universalist Church on the first Sun
day, aud Rev. DR.. Chaplin, Of New York, on
the fourth Sunday in August.
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JOB PRINTING.-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.
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Building Loan Mortgage.
Notice of Foreclosure and Sale.

WHEREAS, Charles III. Adams, OF the City OF
~ Portland, in the county OF Cumberl and.
.ne Cwehty-seventh day of Jupe, 1869, by bis mort
gage deed OF that date recorded in registry of deeds
iot sd County, book 1885, page 2C4 conveyed to said
situated on ibo e' @ ra1u anu .ns a Te'
Re - eet, IN sad Portland, seventy feet t70 sal
ne,p.e street ara nine ieet 1907 deep. being the
s9ne premises convey d to said Adams by the Tenn
Pe pes street Chapel Society by deed dated July 22d,
@ anu re oFded IN the Registry of Deeds for said
C9unty boo 272 page 255, with authority in case o.
~, DIeaen o. ne condition in sad mortgage to sell
sau a pr Paeses % at auction, and from the proceeds u
pay uhe deht secured thereby, And whereas the
condition con- OF said mortgage deed has been broken BY
This is to give notice that said house and LOT will
oe so,d at public auction on said premises, on the
nrst day OF august, 1870, at eleven o'clock in the
forenoon, Tor the reason and purpose aforesaid
IN witness whereof, 1, Henry W. Hersey. in
Denaf OF said city, as Treasurer thereof by virtue
OF the authority gwen in said deed thaye bere-
unto set my hand, and give this notice, this eley-
enth day OF July, 1870.
III. W. HERSEY,
JylfueodXwtAugl Treasurer OF Portland.
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Cooper & Co.'s 100 Federal street. They keep
all kinds of Plumbing materials, and sell
them as low as at any store in the city. Try
them. Nav 5-tf.
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NEW YORK, JUL 0-MOrRmg.-Gold opened at
IN advanced to 1-lJ, and then fell per cent
Sterling Exchange continues strong at t1Oa q 1l0s
Money at q per cent.
governments and Stocks verv weak and slightly
lower after the call, s:ally Lake Shore.
Southern securities weak and declining.
Ihere were only three bids, amounting to $G25 OOO
or the million of Gold sold this nom. The highest
bid was 122 { 100, and the lowest 12O $780, The
aWarOS are not known.
=. SeVcfal large shippers of specie to-day withdrew
00),000.
NEW YORK, July 20-4Hernoon.- advanced
" VS. tts Afternoon, but closed at 1929 a 1929.
Inc gross clearances to-day were SIP, ,231 900.
en- the principal issues
Money mora stringent with an active demand, the
rate on call being per CENT In the afternoon was
PAID PAID for carrying Gold. Exchange dull at 40 04
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Groceries, &c, at Auction.

ON Tuesday, July 26t5, at PIP o'clock p M, at
" Store No 29 Summer street, we shall sell the
stock in said store, insisting in part OF hhls Mo-
Coffee, Eeans. Matches. Saleratus, Spices, Pipes,
Clothespins, Brooms, WasE-Boards, Candy and
Candy Jars, Fancy Goods, &c. Also Counter and
Spring Balance Scales, Ice Chest Meat Block, Saw,
Measures, &c. These goods are all fresh.
jS2ltd +. .. BAILEY & CO., AuetiOnsers.
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BANGOR, July 2O.-A little girl pamed Mary
Sullivan, eight years old, was drowned last
evening in one of the lumber docks.
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AUCTION SALES.
At Auction,

~1SA ON THURSDAY, July 2ist, at 2
/Af~A o'clock p. NJ, at ,ofiice No. 13l CONNER
MeSa4M cial street, the Schooner z. S. LIND
-S&r{sSA SEY, ii0 tons, together with her sails.
3AXeJ Rigging, Chains, Anchors, Spars. Sc.
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Foreign Markets.
LONDON, July 20.-2 M-Consols S9S for mOlGy
and account.
American securities U. s. bonds unchanged
Stocks declining.
LIVERPOOL, July 20-2 P. M.-Cotton sales 5000
bales. Beef 113s Cd.
LONDON, July 2O--2 P. M-Talllow t2s Cd
and account. '
LONDON July 2e-5 p. M.-American securities
unchanged; y. 5-2os 1862, s6k; do 1865 old. sol
do 1867, 80. Stocks dull; Erie shares IT, illinois
LIVERPOOL, July 2O-5 p. Cation srnor
though not quotaby higher; sales 5000 bales incud-
1n1 ~ Va 1iS aa neat l2s 3D. Red Western Wheat
its Turpentne 3Os. ~ - 40 0p'i-
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IMPoRTATIoNs-Sugar and Molasses import
ed into the port of Portland from January 1st
to July 16, 1870, as compared with the same
period of 1869:
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Municipal Court.


JUDGE MORRIS PRESIDING.
WEDNESDAY,. State vs. John Egan; assault and
battery. Fined S5 and costs.
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Building Loan Mortage.
Notice of Foreclosure and Sale.

WHEREAS John Dolan. of the City of Portland
w in the County OF Cumberland on the twenty
fourth day OF June, 1867. by his Mortgage deed of
that date recorded in the Registry OF Deeds for said
county, book 1885, page 81, conveyed to said City a
CERTAIN lot OF land and the building, thereon situa
yea on the corner OF and Walnut Streets
- said Portland, being the lot conveyed to said
Dolan by Weston f. Miliken bv his deed dated April
Zoth 1867 and recorded in the Registry of Deeds
SAID Counybook 351 page 49, with authority in the
case OF the breach OF the condition in said mortgage
70 sell SAID premises at auction and from the pro-
eeeds to pay the debt secured thereby And whereas
the condition of said mortgage has been broken
by said Dolan
This Is to give notice that said house and lot will
be sold Mt public auction said premises on the
tenth day OF August, 1870 at eleven o'clock In the
forenoon, .or the reason and purpose aforesaid.
IN witntss wheie eotl Henry w. Hersey, In behalf
OF said city. treasurer thereof by virtue of the
autlority given me in said deed, have hereunto set
my hand, and given this notice this twentieth day
of July, 1870.
II. W.-HERSEY,
Jy2ldiawlw&wtdtd Treasureriof Portland.
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II O r e IG N !.
I'll He w A r..

II OR e IG N.
It III r w A r..
4X Quiet Along the Lines.
RUMOR3 OF IN ENGAGEMENT, i.
POpulpr Enthus. asm in France,
The Official Declaration of War.
THE G ERMAN CITIZENS OF AMEF.
KCA AROUSED.
Liberal Gifts for Sani;svy Purposes
The NOr.h Carolina OMtrOges.
SUICIDE OF III FRENCH MINISTER
AT WASHINGTON.
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MASSACHUSETTS.


LOWELL. July 90 O-Senators Pomeroy OF
Kansas and Chandler of Michigan and other
notabilities are here to attend the wedding OF
Senator Ames and Miss Butler.
THE GERMANS MOVING IN BOSTON.
BOSTON, July 2O.-The Germans in this city
have taken preliminary steps for mass meet
ing at Faneuil Hall to express sympathy with
their fatherland and raise fund for Inc
wounded defending Geamany.
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LONDON, July 2O.-The Belgium ofi,ial or
gans says that France misconstrues as an evil
dence of hostility the destruction of bridge
a misapprehension of orders and declares that
Belgium is loyalty neutral.
NAPOLEON DENOUNCED IN SPAIN.
The Spanish papers unanimously condemn
Napoleon for declaring war.
The New York herald., 1870-02-13
DIRECTORY FGR ADvaRTlss xs.

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LOST AND FOUkD-FIR5T PAeE-Third column
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS PA6E--Second column.
HARBLE MANTELS-- NINTH PAGE-Third column.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE-Fifth column.
FhoPEkTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
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NEAL LSTAIE TO ExCnANdE-TwRLFrH PAGE-fifth
ZEAL ESTATE WANrED--TwELFrH PAaE-SYth column
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