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New-York tribune., 1870-09-30

ewt hinfeed uneh.nssd Shorts sso sbipuh e'sae8 Md
glhss e1g SO tun Highwines dd61ic Canal Preights-
what se Corn lie oss Sc Barley 7 70 New York Lnmber,
boston BE toNew York 9c and 10 Albany, Bc Grain snd Mil
LAKE lmpors-5OO bush Wheat and ls13O0O feet Lumber Canal
Lumber - - - -'' ~ y
DETROIT, Sept 2o-wheai dull declined sales Of Extra at
~ NO. at 81 AG 81 Isl Regular at 81 H. COn-Ho. at
Ioc Oais-state, 4le. Barley dull
MEMPHIS, sept 29Coon dali and nomnhy lic receipts 40
bs erpors 2 bales Flour steady al S. Corn 80d85c Oats
l8c ' " '
BuTiLo sept 29-Receps-Flou $500 bbs Wheat u 90
push barley, A0l bush Corn lO0 bush and Oats 1900
e,h hhment~-Whest 80 OO bush Corn, 1900 bush and Oats
soVD bnsh haoad ShpmensCon 1000 bushi and oats lpV
hnb Cahsl Pre- gs que Wheat l0c Corn 9c and Olts & 70
heFlok Flour du and unchanged Wheat ahye he 81 about
~ per bush r No. Milwaukee White and Amber nominal Corn
denand the and held bgher OO
10 "esten a ISc Oats good demands e3OO bn.h NO
"errn sod at fic bush 4c bush was the outside pee
Othtr articles dan and unchanged
Cm9.eo sept g-LIfhange unchanged. Flour sIm wi,h hr
dem nj al ~ d IS IS Wheat advancing and erce al 10 cash
r NO ~ during the Afternoon active at 81 lOd 81 l CASH ~
~ lt sler October Corn Advancing and eIti NO. oAig
% dunng the Afternoon steady at 6Ji d6 Oats advancing ara
etcd No. Jic RYE Advancing and excited at IZe ior NO
barley doll and lied az &c ghwnes quiet al b4lc hes ok
du ~ SO Lard l5 Live Hogs quiet and fer az Ssa w o.
e dn ard nomal Rsceps-6SO bbb Flour, BIWJ bush Ne
3p bush Corn, 5000 bush Oats 1900 bush Rye, AOg ousb
Barley J3 Hogs Shnmens-3oO0 bbls Flour 50D bush wheat
1000 bush Corn 90 bush Rye 90 900 bush Oats
500 bush Barley. Frcights dul " Buffalo.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-30

The steamer AlyssiDia to-day took out SlO5,2l2 IN
treasure.
I'm secrat1y hal so,l 32Co00ooor 100000 OF gold
ye5terday the Gold Room would have been quiet to-day,
and the price wonld probably have droppedtO to 1l3i or 49,
IA Il was there has been much dullness and operations
have been fcw The sales Of gold have all been between
ll3i and ia The opening sale at 10 was 1l35; 1881
III; lfo ll3t 11O, 1135 2l7 112t; closing ot O'Clock
at ll3I 3:4O 113?. The market in the afternoon was
heavy The transactions of the Gold Exchange Bank
were as follows: Gold balance, $1572,393; currency,
usnsiO clearings S62 sO0OOO paid for borrowing to
Saturday, 49, 3C 1G 564, 1G4 of per cent, and per
cent per annum, and fat.
At the First Board Government bonds were strong on
small transactions The Cs Of 1881, coupon l45; 1910
poupon 1862 $40 coupon, 6j new, 1lo do. 67 lol At
the Second Board of 1881 coupon 3J $50 coupon 1902
I2t do Of Cl III; do OF Co. 115; do, new lOl; do OF
'67, uO9.
Southern state bonds dun, but prices steady
At bot boards State securities also partakc Of the gene
raj torpor of tie market Railroad bonds fairly dis
tributed through the this morning and prices
well sustained Erie fourth mortgage sod 40 81; New
YORK Central g. 90 Central Pacific, eOi Toledo and
wabash first 81; Columbus Chicago and Indiana Cen
trail first 90; Lake Shore dividend 9j; North Missouri
arst mortgage 50.
,o firm IN he Of any speculative interest and are bought
only for investment bya class Of moncyed men who believe
hank stocks 10 De the best Of sccuri les. metropolitan
sold at $50; Central 100; Commerce, ~; Fourth National
iO5 Western Union Telegraph took start up 'od"y'
and was sold at GGt aS Pacific Mail 4S5a4 and Panama
Railroad at &C. The Official statement OF the President
Of tbis successful road seems to have given strength 70
the stock The South American business which Is not
lneIfred with By the Pacific road, ought u glVc large
and profitable traffic to this company.s
Tie stock market continues very dull and brokers arc
Idle and without orders Prices however, are hrn' ana
Reading il strong A. g77 NewYor Central, 92i do GER
lacatf S7 Lake Shore, 93i; wabash, 52B Northwest
ern s3 do preferred, So; Milwaukee and st Faui ol
do. preferred, slf Ohio and Mississippi, 49,
The oric Of the L. :. Assistant Treasurer Wll De
opened tomorrow only for the receipt OF the Cheu
States bonds purchased to-day by the Government Inc
Transfer Books for u. 5. registered bonds ior heroS'
due Nov. ], win be closed on oct l. -,
The Stock Exchange the o'clock call decided that
the Farragut Obsequies are tomorrow deierreu oh a."
count of Indictment weather there will be no adJouin
ment II the day Is fair however there VIII be no s's
sion Of Board and the Long Room will be closed ana
all contracts stocks and bonds maturing tomorro"
will 20 over until Saturday. The Gold Room nave au
3OuIned uncondiuOnally until Saturday.
We give below the highest sales Of the stocks nameu
New-York tribune., 1870-09-30
SrvEN PrP CENT RnND.

PAYABLE by the state Of Illinois issued by Washing
ton County, Illinois registered with the Auditor OF
the State. and principal and interest payable in
New-Yorli by Treasurer of the State of Illinois. We
have the strongest faith in this small lot OF bonds
have examined them with the greatest care The
issue is very small, the County owes nothing else,
and under State Constitution, its debt cannot be in
creased 50 as TO exceed per cent Of assessed value
They are practically guaranteed by The State Of Illinois
Price 81 and interest.
GEORGE OPDYKE & Co.. Bankers,
% NasSau-st.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-30
C0rTnN MARKETS

GvEsroS Sept 2oCot,on dull tending down Good Ordinary
l5ei net receipts, 2s2 bales stock. $3.50 tales. 49,,
CHaRLETOS Sept 2Coon in good demand At lower rates. Mid
dng ildlile sales 400 bales; net receipts, lZO baesi stock
38D bales
NORFOLK Sept 29Coton dull and lowerj Low Mdding' ~
1923 bales
sAyASSAH Sept 2Cotton In good demand Mdilng lGl+c
sas, go bales; receipts 5 baes stock 10 rs bales
hoBHE, sept Co.ton quiet; Mddlngs Ne sales goo 6ales
ne receipts s9 bacsi exports coastwise 5O baes stock ois
bales
NEwOEAS Sept 2Cotton dull and lower; s1les 900 bales
receipts 82 bales; coaswise l3O bals total 2bI bales
stock 26,ll7 bales -,
BoToS Sept 29-Coton dull and lowers Mdings lIalIic
sales 80 bas; receipts bales coSise 10 bales total 2se
bales; stock, 40O bales
BlLTIHoRE Sept 29Cot.on dull and tending towui Mddfng
l6 sales IS bales; receipts 20 bales eoasNse 10y basi
total 2J besi exports coasgse "a bals; stock 625 baes
New-York tribune., 1870-09-30

BURlINGrON. CEDAR RArIDs AND MINNESOTA 1sT
MORTGAGE SINKING FUSD CONVERTIBLE Z PER
CENT GOLD BoNps.-The small remaining balance
Of the Loan for sale and accrued interest These
Bonds return about double the rate of interest which
L. s. 52Os paw while the security is as safe and fully
equal to that Of any Railroad Bond issued.
HENRY CLEws dS Co. - Wall-st.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-30

PRIROIEUM-For Crate has been cennl az
rs bgt areue of c buyers aud sellers SUI cheeks o
ness report another dnT day For spot lZt Is ~
ard l2lc bid Greek the market lover but rot enF a.
decline Upper offered freely at - 20 end a. - % On
In HeGrel We have demand former Ireej e
sales ar 500 hhls October (srs OpuoD al fG zWS r
September at Nsphha fairly active and easer sales Of ~
to-day Refined, 4D bbis A
Philadelphia r business transacted AZ the conesdon ths S'
Die and LOO DO igI Al "8
Receps-There were, Refined $500 bbs. Crude 80 hhb
RCE dull 7d7!c for Rahgoon and y93sc Tor Carolina
SUGAS-Kaw rather dull, hut h'lers are N fa so
Refining a61c sales Az hhis at 9ldloc for CuhAi UH E ot
Porto o; gc for Eugs Island and De CroI so bi Havana
on private terms Refined moderate demand AMI m AZ Jc for
SBEDS-1he mari e very qetJ smell sales OF I9y 20
hush Quoel nominal lie 4 d. Calcutta Lnsetd y el
~ 22i. goli ard American Rough Flax SEED At ~ 20
STEAklN l. dul anl prices nominal RI l5tc Tor lhoce
TALLOW-The market is qniet 90 o. for prime lots go
WHISKYMth receipts OF 6i8 bbs the msIet has been dGH am
bbls bound 01. is bid al close
New-York tribune., 1870-09-30
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Per Norm RireT Vessels All Rai'T0ads.
Cotton. pkg Ashes Beeswar, 81
- B0Io Com I or 81 97 bush Wheat blsh
Com 5 bnsb Oats Malt bush Barley, 80 bush
Css seed Beans bills Cou Meal 100 bags Corn al
bbls Grade Turpeutme p hbls. Tar
Gi b Rosn 81 pkgs Beef 7 pkgs Cut Meat- 10 pkg Lal Ie
10. Ruie IS 53 pks Ches ziJ bhs Eggs 50 pkg Died frit
- O Che ihb C.rlrr O0 hhl Whisky p tals Wool
4 m fl,rlp III Hops no sde Leather. 21 Me il hhi.
cro p, boxes Tobacco 80 boxes S.aTcI t9 slabs spcter
New-York tribune., 1870-09-30
THE MARKETS.
[c.rrfullr reportea for Tns TKnrSE.

THuRspA1. Sept. % 1910
arr IN qood demand and Tie marko al 80 Od
al pealls STEADY and in Moderate demand a +Sa+ a+S''
COTTONIhe ket the spot fully 10 lower o ng 70 u
vorsbe news Liverpool anl Tree OGcIgi sales OF J s V
last evng rcuag $40 bales for export 20 for eonslnlon
For utUre delivery the aTAtI "s aS ~
irregular price. closing hn; sales last evening" 10, epeer a. o.
al ltc; 81 sCi IVp N"til e.
- no en- 100 De-ener At 1870 today $50 nee On board Mobile
o terms; Charleston pTTe terms an ~
tcutelnheT al it
A. l6 100 Oeo 10Th l5ici 500 October 5e 90 40
AZ lfc SOg ljlc 200 November a. l. 5c Al
lie t so December, az ltci and so Janl a. lc
, go les on Of Low MQllng. The Cotton fbelshRe
Iii he ci tmoow on account OF the Rargut OJsequies The
New-York tribune., 1870-09-30
BUFFALO CATTLE MARKET-sErr. %.

BUFFALO CATTLE hARKET-SBPT ~
The Cattle market lively to-day than the depressed p
would but holders snIOus to dispose OF r
stock aeisce sae 826 head including l2l choice ono
at So and 2 head Indiana IS 75a 81 & aud 20 head Iu0s At
s62d &c 80 and l2] Canada C2 6 marse closed weakly
the receipts SOC against 900 earots day last week un
favorable sdyc from all check trade sheep slow OF
sale and large numbers being ,hel through 20 the Bast in t
hands for Of buyers; the sae far reach 2J heal al an aver
price Of sc 40 for Cana Lambs So So ndna hh
selling at - 25Q rs So Hogs dull and enen 70 de-
cline price again maneei TO-DAY the ses ll9 ONO AZ
80 d8 co. snd 100 Michigan $ 3l and $50 Iowa shots at % ~
New-York tribune., 1870-09-30
financial.
A SAFE and GOOD INVESTMENT
IA THE VIRGINIA INTERNATIONAL LAND, LOAN, AN
Trust COMPANY,


Incorporated by the LPVslture of Virginia March 23 1870
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, S1O,O0D,0OO,
Company organized April, l5'0.
Charter rerpetlaL
JAMES MCKAYR Of HewYok Presidents j. D. IMBODEN of Vr-
pna VeePresleut; WALTER s. GURNEE, New-fork HORACE
SREBLRY NewYok; JOHN p CROSBY, NewYorkj CYRUS II.
MCCORMICK. New York. CHRISTIAN Won HESSE HcElerk
TnOs $ FLOUREoY, Virginia; ROBERT II. MAURY Virginia,
and WM. LAMB. Virginia Directors.
The Of this Company Of the most valuable ever granted
legislative enactment this country. It. leading object IS the pur
chase sae and settlement Of yruia lands nov tte ehere an
things considered Union. The Company has contracted FOR the
million Of between Norfolk and Bristol az 20
average payable in its The charter also con
irs with authority issue preferred stock for
this part capital The Boin Of Directors at meeting hed IN
NewYork the September 1870 resolved to open books Of sub
preferred stock banking IN Viz
e perpetual dyeld Is guaranteed oi eight cent
am m besides participating in the general Pohts
The underge Committee Of the Board have openei this nhsp
ton at the Companys Branch Oce No % Broadway the National
Dsnk Of the Republic detailed inonon viii be furnished on
Application Mr. NOS HBSSE SeceTg. SuhscrOen TO this IRE
will cent in cash az the time Of sEbcrron 70
ul the Balance after $4,000 have been sn6scr9
il nav called hr the Board No certificate Of stock viii be
Issued II the fll amount Is paid on iL
and better i offered on this market and 1s
are 10 call and obtain further information.
JOHN p CROSBY,
HORACE GREELEY, Committee
Sent, 27 1870. J. u. lMBODBN.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-30


The following is the movement in Dry Goods for the
week: Entered for consumption, s2599S4; withdraw
ais SsOS O72; warehoused, S6I1,Sl7
The Customs receipts for the week ending the oath inst
were At NcwYOrk, So,937,91S Boston, 4ii,7s9 Plia-
dclpha, $9l,jO7; BaltimUre S2OGa6 NewOreans, part
OF the ending august 81, e-,On. Total S5,5l,@l
The Home Insurance Company of New-YOrk invite the
attention Of an desiring nsuTanCCs 10 the special induce
mentS off red by them 70 persons dealing directly with
the office. The cash capital OF the Company is S2tVO
The total assets stated a Sl,516j5 onthe list or
July, 1870.
Tic October coupons Of the Des Moines Valley Railroad
COMPANY will be paid and after the t of October at
Tie Office OF Messrs Clark Dodge Co.. No. 81 Walst.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-30

ve We limited speculative milling de~s"S TIE en- ss% sa.,
% .S"s, dsSsd ssT %s: sSss % . % Ds aS SH s ss
get lower s TS bT'h az S "a % %,serS No
offered d in store free veev 4oa ~ 30 for White hes
a 9d No. l2s on Amber Tsss5 ss = - s ev v hayy
and pe uncertain s,es bush iwecsei state at ~
1si ~ ~ and aGd ua @ Ds & scc SaS is s % Canada
M 3 q rs S qs are T ss SsT s1 o 70 I mIs sins1f % & w
wesem ad55 New and s o oh Re- P,snty gsS ina 10 70
&c reported break IN the canal syTseuse sales S'OO O1D -
GUSSES frm al far the Bag and Sic fo' Jos % =, -,
retail A o tS'iS IS1s H. a1 straw sG cling 10 DO At
M tFnoss s spt Il s,Ss Shs' 4 sHa' ise
HoPs dali heayi quote Now at lS9 2oe and u" a.
1i 5 P g, sS IT as ;;. 10 AAd' h''''''
r,a. EAVA5 AL % 81 FssnSs & % mSs s,a In
moderate doing or howeye in strained a. ~ aT, sd
sales Of S3 ttls n q Is and 500 SSA IS T y, Sn No f f. nd
50 for Pale dali ~ SS0sl 20 for wilmington ''
oAHecsn nsssd is good demand and the market dm %
English Irces nons unohauge Srale fNu & U
%,aeI oS are Cia aa 9 fsisr pres MsHhsl OF r angd %
and the market is frn oihe OILS are anohange'' u e ~
fS'i; % Ins "a e,s, es az 90 Re, On West d'rd
crSs FsS F.S spe@ e, 3 20 Rel OIL SaIOnfcl.. u
A1S Taas.'... a,s..aa @no. 80 si. sn3s.;;.::. g
hsS sP,1 9,.eaa ~ia. .a $50 Gt5s Gf% Ga:i
.s 'si , to Saa, Sc IS o; H.s ,s q q
hfTSSP &c h.. Seeu % demand e ode-
I'D ':a D 3 i is% e (s; ss Z, AZ s.u2s =
dve du as ofo bbs seller Soy,loT a. % 81 M. NJ At izs
es @ but prizes s Ns ne without d P%5 IPSrI l K Mes ce Beef re-
mains doll At 424@42 Prime Mess Beef ms are tred & sa' 1
%sDd M DG for y M sCube1D trade Civ Bacon demand ne with
sales Of 5000 at that Pree 4l % lYs - ~ arc beayv Al
iolaOc for city dali and hesyi saes so DDS ana q. G a.
Haa S I sG .se. 90 sS @ s fSi %fss & Dee9Ss % W ''
BITTER eoni,I s-s hm "ih a t1T o1asha M 939
New-York tribune., 1870-09-30

North Missouri Railroad today, n New-Jersey, 1I5
Morris aud Essex. so; Delaware Iackawana and west
ern, lOI On the 2ith, Panama sold at &C.
The following are the Government quotations reported
by Messrs. Fisk & Hatch at Pm
New-York tribune., 1870-09-30
HAVANA MARKETS.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

Uv,va Sept 2oRIaHge London 10. an per premiu
an The nte ca days sgh gold y Premium short
s.pIi neI pTemlm
New-York tribune., 1870-09-30
rTTy OF WTJUTAMSPORT, PENNSYLVANIA,

SIX PER CENT loan, PRE- or ALL iAAh'' Al ''
AND ACCRUED INTEREST.
,...s. ,h.olut.ly secure by act OF Legislature, com.
The bonds are % snt tan 10 pay and principal Fun
fsr.sIou Given and Bond. iof ms y A. p,.., 9sNx.sy
New-York tribune., 1870-09-30
professional Notires.

~ d. HAMMOND, NJ. d. Prof, 232 5Jt.I-st., east
~. ofalaye NERVOUS DEBILITY Urinary col St Losses &c
New-York tribune., 1870-09-30

Gegia an. viii no tIaie ales bhl. We gr9e
NYe no" % tat au1 Penn. - 90 "" 20
In cir demand and phee' are steady sales SUI 0'
We qa9t-; s6a sl 70 Corn =, Brre.. 50 S@ d 2s
Corn Ie4.. Wcstem. 80 ~ - ''
CGra Me OCEAN Grain ghs TO o. gog have been qGs P
ani rate "ff s ~ bush Wheat bi stea ~ ~
gagtnens, tis Hour l C Lt'oo IT,, ~ ,g'n I Wv
" buib JO @ l Flolf at 3D. We head oi 30 fhIeIs a
81 steam 4nd 20 b1A uun,or.he Liverpool Aa
New-York tribune., 1870-09-30
THE MONEY MARKET.
,ALEs AT THE STOCK ExCHANGE.--FIRSr CALI,
l0f O'CLOCK A. NJ.

,,u1 Sa'. o. % s. $40 Coup 'e7....1Cl
1000 u s. S. iof0 Con colsl III
10 l b2o Goa rs O4i
q .smsl.lt III r,--s..,
fssrds-Rai'IUq1 BCafsR1rk ond hll'it4f'
New-York tribune., 1870-09-30
.ECQNp BOARD, l Pi J
III offogSTSmesi roafs.

.oo ~ G. n, Cou..lIs lls0J T. 8 so Con 65 n2l o.il0t
80. 500 COu. b3......... 100
"a D. Cci IN iIg 500 L. = 500 Con %. % oclo
ot1 O. I oL yOtUJ L. 5. 1910 COu.....,.lyo.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-30

CoFFRE-Irazl fr acve and im sales 800 tag RIO e ,9e &
, ,0 DO pef Edna Baltimore J9 do PER hgliei ann
uer Erceor private terms Eastsrd W lhA g.ss sAIl M
- sracaiio tf1 Domingo ani ~ has AngosnfA on pr
. 80. 5 ~ b. Donugo been shipped 70 Europe
EIOi AND MEAIwestTh sHa state Ftour OWING 20 ihr sI
,b;,g Lraui y's,riys prices with good GemaAl 70
fs-gocs; medium and high grades are plenty VfTy un
10 sHpdhpe steady bat fatt, Sour "a -" '
W m = st IAN prces; sales 1000 bll- We quote; 800, m
New-York tribune., 1870-09-30
co,ean nenedIcls closing quotations are as follows:
rncr1rrs an nlsnr,neRrKNrs.

Tic Following Is The business Of the United States As
sisant Treasuror's Onlce at NewYork for the month
ending Sept so:
New-York tribune., 1870-09-30

0Lio and sehsaa s2q p5 GOOD RsIe r 4. and
S'' nite.i ssle loD Duli cAeAy hichmoni fIou "i
be sooh An noAh Az mis~ % gooi Sup. - 15G IS 10
81. aer and Geofgetuwu hrifa ini fslI,'' va ~
surg aud Petefslufs O'1hu! '''''''' SS% 70
Extra u''e
mehmohd ''!' ''........................... a1G O
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-03-04
Oeforo 5emotrat.
The Spring Elections.

Many of our town meetings viii occur
rext Monday. We enjoia 1t upon our re-
publican nieHds to exercise their custom
AIRY vigilance in retaining their supremacy
where they poskold il. Party organiza
ton and efficiency depend upon this, 1t
is always the policy sof the democratic
parts % eject their own men where they
have their power. aud draw the lines
strietly-sut where they are in the mi
nority. they urge. with great plaasibility,
a citizens movement by which some OF
their party may get elected to positions
which they eoald moi otherwise expect To
obtain. There is no necessity OF going
out of the party - lind suitable men tor
the places TO be filed. The preseHt As an
important political year. \ new Coy era
or and members ol Ubngress are to DE
elected. and it iSOf The utmost importance
that control OF the ballot box is not com
united to our enemies al the commence
inent ct the year. Do uot allow person
al preludioes To Affect your action, for by
80 doing yoU nav foster di>cor,i,unt ele-'
ment which may ROT down al Your bad.
ding
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-03-04
IVceiSBi.

The exercises on Friday evening last
were. defamation by Frank Eastman,
an original Essay on Woman's Rights,
prepared with much care and ability. by
Miss Sarah j. PrentiSs, aud discussion
Of the question whether legal or moral
measures will best promote the Temper
ance cause. by $. p Maxim in the aft
:. r Hutchius. neg
Exercises on Friday evening next.
Defamation by Clarence Hu,chins.-Se-
lect Reading, by Fanny Rawson, and the
discussion OF the Temperance question in
another form, to Wit: "What are the
most efficient means 70 promote the cause
Of Temperance"
Or. I. H. Brown aud V D. Paris up.
pointed 70 speak on tie question.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-03-04
Ne,s Hampshire Post6tos.

At tho meeting of the New. hampshire
Democratic cesbAl Committee in Concord
on w cdncsday evening last. reports were
received from different sections Of the
State on tire political status or the party.
which were not very flattering TO their
ticket Reports from Stafford county
show that Gen. Bedcll could not get
twenty-five per cent Of The Democratic
vote, In Rockingham the vote was cs;.
timatea at thirty five per cent. and in
Merrimac at sixty per cent. In Carroll
considerable dissatisfaction was rcporteds
These reports were considered by the
committee rs damaging. and it was
represented that If some advisory course
be not Immediately decided on large
portion of the disaffectcd would vote Tor
Gov. Stearns. and his election by the
people be made sure An opportunity
was leit open for the labor reformers to
put into the disaffectcd districts split
tickets, with Saml Flint ut The head.
This il was claimed would save some
500 from the Stearns ticket from that
portion OF the party, who would no, go
TO Bedcn any way. Ii was conceded by
the committee that ten days ago the
election of Gov. Stearns 10y the people
look eel like almost sure thing. but they
hope BY substituting Flint for Bedell TO
defeat him. but do not think Flint will
get votes enough to be constitutional
candidate before the House. This was
the general talk in the committee, but il
was thought best to work by quietly so
liciting the labor reiorncrs 10 take adj
vantage Of the situation. The meeting
Of the Committee was not harmonious.
rs some of the "old linors, preferred 10
sink or swim and preserve the party or.
gauiza,ion. General Bedcll will not de-
cline as rumored. but will stick" The
Democratic party in New Hampshire is
nesrly in the condition of being without
n candidate or votes.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-03-04
GonuAM n. IL Feb. 70. 1870.

Having been stopping here for day or
two, was present At Justice trial con-
Quoted by Oxford boys. and I willsry and
give short report OF II. rs Il may interest
the readers of the Democrat II surely
has been great source OF interest to the
people OF this village and vicinity.
Tho case was State VS.. Thomas and
Mary Flynn.
During the past year. one T. II.
Hutchinson, has. or Chains that he has
lost from his house. nj various times, diff
icrcn, articles OF household manufacture.
such rs sheets, pillow slips. &c, &c
During the month Of May last, warrant
WAS issued and several houses searched.
among them the house Of Mr. Flynn. at
which time nothing was found. LastTues-
day another warrant was issued. and upon
searching different articles were taken. not
only from said Hymns but from other
houses In the village. which said Hutchin-
son claimed 10 be- his. Said Flynn and
wife were yesterday arrested for larceny
and tried before Justice NJ. c. Forrest.
of Berlin; f.. F. Philbrook and Stephen
Gordon appeared for the State, and
Twitchell and Hastings for the defendants.
The case was most curious one, very
complicated in the extreme. requiring
skill TO manage IT, The counsel for the
State presented the case in very clear
manner. while Mcssrs Twitchell and
Hastings showed careful Judgment in
defending. The entire sympathy of the
people. many Of whom were present.
especially ladies. seemed TO be with the
defendants, and there was OF course con-
siderable amusement for spectators. rs
there always is in such case. Mr..
Hastings. during the examination. dis
played quick and ready thought. which
will, If pursued. place him among our
first attorneys. Mr.. Philbrook in his plea.
exhibited fairness and ability, while Mr..
Twitchell. who has had more experience
than either OF the others. fully justified
the highest expectations Of his many
friends. We have never heard n case of
this nature tried where the justice showed
more skill In bringing forward the points
of the case. and the summing up would
have been received with credit in a
Supreme Court The verdict was Not
guilty." and when 1t was understood that
the respondents were free to return to
their homes, there arose such cheers,
shouts and clapping Of hands that
Lincoln Hail." the place where the trial
was held, seemed for time to tremble
with the applause, all OF which expressed
in the fullest manner the business OF the
decision.
| give this, thinking that m occasional
notice of our Oxford boys will be received
with pleasure by the readers of the
Democrat. TRAVELLERS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-03-04
Summer.
TEMPERANCE MEETING.

Mr.. Editor Owing 10 the storm. bad
travelling, and the scattered situation OF
people, but few were ont 10 the meeting
to- day however. we organized and voted
to hold a meeting on the 18th Of March
next 10 celebrate the fiftieth anniversary
of Maine Is State. and also for the
fnrthcrance of the temperance cause.
We also chose committee OF hve To
make suitable arrangements for the meet
ing. We shall expect good and profitable
time. and hope to SEQ full house.
Said meeting will be holden At the
Congregational meeting house.