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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-04-07

The Star Cultivator was awarded
lst premiums at Monmouth, Quincy
aud Toulon, Ills, and Marion, Iowa.
Sod by T. J. Russell, I'd street.
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MARRIED-At the residence of
the brides father, on Oak Ridge,
March 31st, 1870. by Rev. Il. Bross,
Mr.. y. I. Avery Of @ ueen City, No.;
70 Miss Aggie L. Shreve, Of ottumwa
The COURIER desires to return
thanks to the happy couple for SUBJ
stantial favors accompanying the
above notice, as well as liberal por.
ton Of the delicious wedding cake,
and It individually and collectively
wishes them much happiness.
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Largest line Of Hats 4 Caps for
Men and Boys in the city, at
Il. w. BELTS,
No. 20 Union Block.
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CONFESSIONS of an INVALID,

DUBLISHEDf for the benefit of young men
II and others who suffer from Nervous Debil-
ity, ETC., supplying the means of self-cure.-
Written by one who cured himself and sent
free on receiving a postpaid directed envelop,
Address,
NATHAN MAYFAIR, Brooklyn, n. Y.
Dec. 30 WIN.
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Russell & Sampson pay strict atten-
ton to all kinds Of repairing, Second
street.
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Car load of the popular Morrison
Plow at Derby's.
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Fora SUIT ready made, or to order
or any kind of Gents furnishing
goods, go to Il. W. BELTS.
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Go to John r. Shepherds for
Scotch Harrows.
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!. J. Russell sells a good pillow for
twelve dollars. Also tho cheapest
and best CultivatOrs in use,
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Williams & Bowen are chopping
Wheat and Rye at five cents per.
bnahel. fob 17.wtf.
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Price Reduced,

The South Western Printing and Publishing
Association have completed arrangements
whereby they are enabled to supply mail sub
spribers either singly, or in clubs with the
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T.J. Russell sells tho celobratcp
Star Cultivator.
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Don't buy Implements without
ecing John Il. Shepherd.
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+. DON'T

buy ANYTHING at Peters & Co., unless you feel
convinced that You are getting goods at as low
figures, as can be bought OF any first class
house IN Ottttmwa,
Dec 1863 W. NE
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Fresh Lot

Of garden seeds in bulk, Beans, Pe;,s
&C., at Derby's.
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Chopping done at the Farmers
Mill at cents per bushel.
feb17.wtf WILLIAMS g. Bowen.
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Car load of Galesburg Cultivators,
at Derby's.
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Several important letters are
crowded out Of this weeks Weekly.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-04-07

Those splendid new styles Cassi
more, have arrived at
Mar. Baldwin, Z. w. BELTS.
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e II. j. Russell sells the Prairie Chief
stuble pillow. SEQ them before pur.
chasing.
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DON'T

buy Il Howe. any one of the many
other machines will suit you better, for Il poor
machine Will worry woman TO death about
as soon as slow poison.
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DON'T

fail TO call ON Peters 4 Co. opposite the FIRST
National Bank If you want first-class goods at
bottom prices and finally a
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r E PORT

of the First National Bank of Ottunl.
wa, in the State of Iowa, at the
close Of business on the 24th day
of March 1870.
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J. r. Shepherd sells the wrought
iron Road Scrapers.
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STATEMENT OF THE REVENUE AND Ev'''.,-ltfl
TURES OF THE CITY OF OTrUliN.,.
forthe municipal year, from March Sth. 1869,
to March 2lst, 1870; @ #G
In Treasury, March stll, 1853, cash, 1882 81
Reed from fines, licenses, &C., cash
seos.5s, orders ss5l.79 I55s.s2
Reed from tax collected, cash " ySs9.45
orders A,sll.56 eHt l2,7OI.0l
Reed from tax COL, cash and orders, 1,f6i.67
City bonds in orders, 10000
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Fail to buy the Howe Machine of Peters Il Go.
But fyou have crusty Frou one that has al
ienatedi herself from your affections, one in
short that you would be rid of then
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On motion or Ala. balllngalI, the
council unanimously voted its thanks
to Dr.S. b. Thrall, the late Clerk OF
the city, for his efficient services, and
the satisfactory manner in which he
aid discharged all the duties Of his
office. anu ordered that the same be
made part ofthc proceedings, and
a copy be presented to the gentle
man.
Moved by Aid. q. +. Blake, that
the regular meetings Of this body,
shall be on the first and third Mon
day evenings of each month, till the
1st of November, 1870. Carried.
After an examination of tho va
rious bids for grading and filing Main
street, as advertised for by the City
Engineer, on motion Of Aid. Blake,
the contract was let to Messrs. Wolf
& Carpenter.
On a motion of Aid. Blake, carried
unanimously, tho Clerk was instruct
ed to notify through the papers, all
concerned, that this council calls in
all outstanding orders, and that they
be paid in cash, upon presentation to
City Treasurer.
Adjourned.
WM. IL. Caldwell,
City Clerk.
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-04

THE seditious trouble at Marselles, which
had been reported as alayed by the concessions
OF the government here to the demands of ul-
sra- Kepublicans of Marselles, have again be-
come terminated, and now threaten to subvert
ana discard all legitimate authority of the Re-
puolic' The Red Republicans have recently
received important accessious from the moder-
aye hepuDllcans, and in spite of the leniency
OF the Tours government in reinstatinu M f..
queros as project of Marseilles bis coni;nu.
in office threatens to produces serions cnnsee
quences. At a meeting of the AIhsmh,o oou nI
Of Marseilles, which is composed of promina rt
Liberals, that body, headed bv M. e, uuiros in
person and General Cluseret, who had narrow w
ly escaped prosecution for his attempts to t".
ment discussions among the troops at LYONS
resolved to dismiss the government of the ma.
| tioDal defense, to disregard his authority. and
to proclaim the establishment of a revolution
airy commune, composed of the city of Mar
settles and southern league of sixteen depart.
ments, the valley Of Rhone to favor separate
] and independent republic.
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-04

There Lss aeen no disturbance d; Metz sinct,
The capltulation. The reports OF the refusal OF
the garrison and town to surrender had their
origin in plot by citisen and those soldiers
who were not satisfied with the turn OF aUars
to seize the arms in the arsenals and make a
forcib,e resistance to the entry of the Prus-
slams. The consummation OF the des IN was
prevented by the imperial guard.
It is claimed by the Prussians that the sup
ply of meat in Paris is insufficient to meet the
actual necessities of those without its walls for
another fortnight. The French have only 21OO
prisoners on their hands.
At noon on Tuesday M. Theirs was admitted
TO an audience with the King of Prussia. The
conference lasted three hours A military
council was held at Marseilles Wednesday
morning Bismarck participated. M. Theirs
was closeted with Bismarck for long time.
Bismarck in replying to Granvile's offers
OF mediation through Count Bernstein, Prus-
sian minister to London, says that there will
be no obstacle offered by him to the French
elections for members OF the Legislative As
sembly, but the consent of the French provis-
lonal government to the holders of such cleo
tons is wanting. He fears that Paris, misin-
terpretlng England's purpose in Offering to
mediate is thereby encouraged to proloDg re-
slstance He declares that Prussia is willing
TO receive and earnestly consider any PROPOSE.
ton from France which seems to carry with it
genuine desire for peace.
The Prussians have commenced movement
northward from Scissors A body of horse
are reported at Herson in the province of
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-04

NEW YORK. Nov. 3.-Cotton heavy at decline
but closes firm; sales $3.50 bales; Middng uplands
16Jc. Fiour-saes $500 bbls.; State and Western
heavy and @ lOc lower; State at 90 a 10; Round
Hoop OHIO 60 "a 35; Western at 90 a 80; South
ern at S759 SO. Wheat less active; sales g., 90
bush; No. Spring at "a q 24t; No. at Is tor
oid Winter hed and Amber Western 80 a So |;
White Michigan 3d. Corn 1c higher; sales $4,000
BUSH; Mixed Western at IS q SIC tor old Oats
frmer; Ohio at Sc 9 SIC; Western at 81 q 65c. Beef
PLAIN mess at 40 20 q 1870; extra 10 gu q Is 90.
Pork dull; mess at "a 90; prime at 81 % a % 50.-
Lard-sales steam at 1si q l54c Butter quiet; Ohio
at 20 q a2c; State at rs q 43c. Whiskey firm West
ern tree at SEC. Rice quiet: Carolina at ST "a TO-
Sugar stoany; Porto Rico at 10l q lie; Muscovado
at9i q lose; tar to good refining at 81 "a 1Oc; No,
y Dutch standard at 1o2c. Naval stores-Spirits
Turpentine lo"er; quoted at 45c; Resin quiet with
sales at 95 q 00 Tor strained. Petroleum firm
crude at IL l24c; refined 2S4c. Tallow heavy at
81 SIC. -
Fieights to Liverpool queti Cotton at a 9-16d
wheat per steam I'd.
CHicAe0. Nov. 3.-Four dull. Wheat lower; No,
Spring chicago at 93A q IS. Corn dull; No. . mix
ed At 6oac; Oats frmer at 36c. Rye declining; No
z at6lc. Barley firm; No. at 78c. Provisions adj
vancmg. Mess Pork at "a 90 for old, and % 90 for
$3.50.
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-04

IHEATRE.-By special request the popular
play of East Lynne will be performed this
evening, Dolle Bidwell sustaining the charac.
tor of Lady Isabel and Madam Vine, in the
recitation of which she is pre-eminent. Mr.
Medium appears as Archibald Carlyle, and
the strength of the company is so arranged as
to make the play effective. Undoubtedly there
will be large audience to witness the perfor.
nance of this deeply interesting play. There
will be no after piece, in consequence of the
length of the piece to be performed
This is the last evening but two of the com
pany's performances in this city. On Tuesday
they 90 to Salem to open the new theatre il
that citv
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News by Lagest HXaiIs.

Hiram Jones, the Newmarket murderer, has
been taken to the Concord, N. H.. State prison
to await his execution, which takes place in a
year.
The total number of Illicit stills seized We'd
nesday by the revenue officers in Brook yn
was 20. The military companies were with :
drawn, but the seizures were to be resumed
next morning.
The clothing store OF J. F. BuzzelI at Brad
ford, N H., was broken into Monday night
and robbed of a considerable amount.
The house Of David Bancroft at Litchfisld,
N. H., was burned Wednesday night. Loss
$500; no insurance. It was the work of an
incendiary.
During the month of October the Pension
Office at Washington transacted the following
business: Widows, mothers, etc., pensions ad :
ministered, 504; rejected 119; leaving 2s,375
pensions yet to be disposed of. Invalid pen
sions-claims administered 851; rejected, 241 !;
leaving 81, 979 cases still pending.
Rev. s. 81. Hayes, of Maine, has been called
to the pastorate of the Salem Street Congrega-
tional church in Boston, and the probability is
that he will accept
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-04
superior Court.

NOVEMBER rERd-GoDDARD,J j., PRESIDING.
WEDNEsDAY.--J. G. Turkey ct ais. vs.. John b.
Brown ct ais. This is action of assumpsit on &C.
count annexed Tor goods furnished defendants, who
are alleged TO have been eopartners under the firm
name and style of Brown Bros. 8 Co., by Turkey,
Chase s. Co., shoe dealers in this city. Defence,
that there was no partnership. The jury found that
John II. Brown and Ephraim Brown did promise
and Ivory L. Brown did not promise, and assessed
damages for the plaati for $4,000. The jury also
found specially that Ivory L. Brown was never a
member of the firm; that he never represented him
self member, and that he never promised jointly
with his sons to pay plaintiffs.
Deane & Verriil. A. A. Strout.
THURsDAY.-Thaddeus B. Hawley VS.. Andrew
D Gowel Action to recover $2.25 paid for pair Of
shoes and not refunded when the shoes were re-
turned. Verdict for plaintiff for $2.25.
Mattocks & Fox. Howard g Cleaves
John T. Rogers vs.. Arthur 7. Hall ct al. Action
OF assumpst on account annexed tor -four sold de-
PENDANTS. Defence. that they never purchased the
four but that Rogers left it with them to sell for
him. On trial.
Mattocks q Fox. Howard & Ceaves.
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-04
TELEGRApHioIrE va.

Charles Peters, an actor in Booths theatre.
died in New York Thursday.
A New York banker on Thursday subscribed
100000 for the new government law
Pittsfeld, Mass, had thunder shower
Thursday, during which Henry Hamilton's
store was struck by lightning ANA burned with
all the contents.
Alponse Geut, the new government admins
traitor OF Marseiles, was wounded by pistol
shot on his return to that city. Gambetta at
once sent q telegram censuring the people for
the act.
Aosta's candidature to the throue was debat-
ed in the Spanish Cortes Thursday. Admiral
Topete opposed him. The names of Montpen-
ser, Espartero, Prim and Serrano were offered
A bill providing Tor an election will probably
be offered to-day or tomorrow. Five days
must intervene between the bill and vote.
q Gladstone is author of an arttle on France,
view.
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-04

balloon passing over the town of Laf1iche
yesterday dropped a copy of the Paris Journal
Cf1cial OF the 31st ult., containing the follow
ing: Government had issued an adecree de-
claring that the children of all citizens killed
in the war will be adopted by the nation.
Theirs had arrived in Paris. The government
on the Both announced that Metz had capitu-
lated. An immense meeting vas held in the
evening at the Hotel de Vile, at which the
Mayors Of the departments of Seine ct Aise,
SEINE ct Marn and Disc, were represented;
Jules Favre made patriotic address. be SAID
ne government wa Diet imined to carry on
the War to the last. The army would soon ats
tack the besiegers, break through their lines
and JOIN hands with the troops from the prov
inces. Arago and Ferry spoke in same strain.
MIR. WAsHBURNE TO LEAVE PARIS.
The last English and American families
which will be permitted to leave Paris take
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-04
LATEST ! NEW s
v BY TELEGRAPH TO THE
PORTLAND DALEY PRESS.
Domes Gic n ews.
FOunderin e of Steamer and Loss
of Many Lives.
NEW YORK.
) NHV VHHMs
THE POST AND THE PRESIDENT

THE POST AND THE PRESIDENT. =
New YORK, Nov. 3-The Evening Post this
afternoon says: "In looking back over the con-
spicuous acts of Grants administration, we
find not only the San Domingo treaty defeated
by those who would gladly support him in
anything right or wise, but gross interference
with elections in Missouri, and disgrace, So far
as he could disgrace them, of Messrs. r oar,
Wells and Cox" The Post in another edito
rial says the overwhelming defeat of Greeley
and the election of sound free trader over
him, is most important for the welfare of the
city.
RAILROAD FARES.
The Pennsylvania Central, New York Cen
trail, Erie and Southern railroad lines have just
adopted new lists of passenger rates. which are
generally higher than those heretofore in force,
but the passage to st. Louis has been reduced
to $25. Rates to all prominent points in Kau-
sas are reduced.
SECRETARY robson AND NAVY YARDS.
Secretary Robson writes to Gen. Slocum of
Brooklyn denial of the report that he (Rose
sony lately said if Slocum was elected to Con-
gress the administration would close the
Brooklyn navy yard on the first of December,
but says further, ut is my decided opinion
that 1t is not for the interest of the government
to maintain navy yards in the midst of great
cities. This applies to the navy yard in Brook
lyn, in common with all others situated within
the limits ofsgreat municipalities. With ad-
verse interests under an Independent govern
ment, the carrying cut of such an opinion how
ever is not within the power of the de partm ent,
bat must depend upon the will of the people
expressed through their representatives iu Con-
gress."
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-04
Items

The Prussans are sending wooden huts to
the army before Paris.
Italy has been formerly notified that Austria
VIII not interfere in the Roman question.
A derrick in the quarres at West Concord
N. H., fell Wednesday morning crushing two
men; ope OF them, named Nutting, it is
thought fatally.
The Tyne crew on ther arrival in London
published card offering to row the St. John
crew again for $500 or more.
John Stanton, one OF the editors of the
Brooklyn Eagle, died Wednesday morning of
consumption. He was widely known as "Cor-
ry O'Lanus."
A corpse of a female in Jacket and red
flannel skirt, and wearing gold earrings and
necklace, supposed to be a victim of the Cam
bria disaster, was washed ashore at Rathlin
Island, Ulster county, in the north of Ireland
three DAYS ago
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-04

SCHOOL CoMMTTEE.-A special meeting of
ternoon, Rev. DR.. Smaller presiding. The Sub
Committee of the High School reported the
name of Miss Laura E. Hovey for the position
of first assistant in thot school, to fill the place
of the late Miss Small. Unanimously elected.
Miss Carrie E. Foster was elected assistant in
the Park street Grammar School, and Miss
Hannah E. Drinkwater principal of Primary
No.. 1t was voted that the services of the
High School should commence at nine o'clock
A. M, after Nov first, 1870, to April first, 1871
instead of eight and half o'clock. Adjourned.
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-04

THE VICTORIA HEARD FRoM.-Sheriff Perry
last evening received dispatch from the keep
er he had placed on board the Victoria, dated
at Provincetown, Mass, stating that the
steamer had put into that port on acc punt Of
stress of weather. The keeper was safe. The
steamer was probably bound for New York.
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-04

BOARD OF TRADE.-At meeting of the
managers of the Board of Trade, held yester-
day afterday afternoon, it was decided to place
in the library an album to contain the pho O.
graphs of all the members; and members are
earnestly requested to hand in their photo
graphs to M. N. Rich, Esq, the Secretary. 1t
is intended, we learn, to secure the photo
graphs if possible of the deceased members,
such as Capt. Hood, Luther Dana, Esq, and
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-04

Receipts - 5000 bbis. Hour, slsoo bush. wheat
$4,000 bush. corn, 900 bush. oats 5000 bush rye
| 1900 bush. barley, 70, 600 hogs, 1900 cattle.
o, Snipments-6,000 bbs. -four, 400 bush. wheat,
ley, $500 hogs.
ho UaNCIMNATI. Nov. 3-Provisions unchanged Live
tations at IS q SEC.
uplands at 15ac o''''A S'e"''' "'uD''As
u "a Az Nov s-Cotton ilm Middng up
CHARLESTON, Nov. 3-Cotton steady: Middlng
upands at Isle. "i'u1"s
MOBILE, Nov. 3.-Cotton quiet; Midd,iny INLAND.
at 151c. "p'"A''
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-04
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY
OF CANADA.
Alteration of Trains.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

EHsssiEs.FI On and after Monday, Oct, 81. 1870,
kaa@x Trains will run as follows:
PASSENGER tram at ITO A. M. for South Paris and
$50 AM. ~ S''
Mail Train lstopping at all stations) for Island
fond, connecting with night mail train for Quebec,
montreal and She West, at Ito p M.
accommodation for South Paris and intermediate
stations at $50 P, NJ
Passenger trains will arrive as follows: ~
From South Paris and Lewiston, at $40 M.
From Montreal Quebec, uorhaia anu bangar AZ
210. Pm
Accommodation from South Paris, at p. M.
-. Sleepine Cars on all night Trains. 81
.cha ryompany are not responsible tor baggage to
nn aw"unf exceeding $50 in value land that person.
al uniess notice given and paid tor at the rata Of
-. nassang ger for every $500 additional value.
"n' c. j. BRYDGES, Mosagjsg Djreescv.
n. BALE Y, local Superintendent.
Portland, Oct. Gath u oe77fs1w-ostf
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-04

CHANGE OF GAUGE.-The work of changing
the gauge of the Maine Central railroad was
not commenced on Wednesday night. We are
informed by the Mail Agent on the Bangor
route that everything is now in readiness and
the gangs are stationed at different points on
the route. If the rain did not interfere the
work was to be commenced last night, begin
ming at Waterville. The European & North
American trains will run from Bangor, west
to meet the trains from the west, until the
change on the whole route is completed. The
work is expected to be completed by Saturday
and on Monday next the trains will run
through from here to Bangor via Augusta.
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-04

The SHOVEL FACTORY which has been To-
Gently purchased by Emery, Waterhouse &
Co. of this city, is located in North Monmouth,
where the business which has heretofore been
managed by Geo. II. Billings,wll be continue ed
and enlarged by this we'll established aud en-
tarnrising firm
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-04
CHANGING A RAILROAD GAUGE.
RAILROAD WAR ENDED.
VERMONT.

MONTPELIER, Nov. 3-The Vermont Leg
islature on Thursday elected George Mich
OILS of Mortified Secretary of State,
w. Lynde of Marlboro, Quartermaster Gener-
al, VIM. Wells of Burlington, Adjutant Gener-
al, S. G. Phinney of Montpelier, Sergeant-at-
Arms.
The Legislature also elected as Judges of the
Superior Court, john Pierpont, James Barrett
Ross. Reporter. w. G. viagery; Railroad
Commissioner, r. F. Parker; Directors OF
State Prison, NJ. c. RiceJ. W. Hartshorn and
>. W; Shedd; Trustees OF Agricultural Col
lege, Fred 4. Billings, Horace Fairbanks, Paul
Dillingham; and Henry Clarke. Trustees of
Reform School, Charles Reed. John Z. Mason
and James M. Slade.
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-04
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 3-The total revenue
collected for the fiscal year ending June 80,
1870, is $16S $50 10Y, against $143 OO7 9SS for the
year ending June 80, 1869 New York paid the
largest amount, 6,36l $50; ohio next So
563,765; ILLINOIS third, $lS,864 366; Pennsylva-
$40 1854, 900. All other States had less than
G10 00n 00O aanh - N NN-""
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-04

THE Advertiser says "the number of Course
Tickets to the Army ana Navy Union course
are limited to 1900" We see no need of any
Limitation. Our capicious City Hall will hold
5000 peoole, and it is not likely that there will
be 14OO single tickets sold any evening" unless
at the "Carv,' concert sHI +
The Portland daily press., 1870-11-04
FLORIDA.

STEAMER FoUNDERED-GREAT LOSS OF LIFE.
LAKE CRY, Nov 3.-Steamer Varuna, from
New York for Galveston, fou ndered during the
night of Oct. Is, off Jupiter Inlet, Florida, and
all on board except the second mate and four
men were lost. The Varuna had IS passen-