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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-12-22
From the st. Joseph County Republican, Ceu-
tervie.

From the St. Joseph County Republican, Ceu-
terville.
Our energetic cotemporary, the Ale
gan JOURNAL, nominates Hon. Francis
B. Stockbridge, of Allegan, Governor
in 1873. The Journal says:
"In considering this question-as in
the case of the United States Senator
ship-locality must be taken into con-
sideration. The claims of Western
Michigan have been too long ignored at
Republican conventions.
"Nevcr since the party was organized
under the oaks at Jackson, in 1854,
have our gallant Republicans been hon.
ored with gubernatorial nomination.
At the next convention, our glorious Re.
publicans will appear by their delegates
and present the claims Of some of our
honored citizens for the exalted position
of Chief Magistrate Of cur beautiful
Pcninsular State.
Owe have no hesitancy in behalf of
the ever reliable Republicans of AI,cean
County in declaring as their choice Col.
traucls B. Stockbridgc, as I'm every
way qualified to adorn and d;ssharee
the duties Of the Office
With a service in both Lrau1lc o.
the Legislature, Col. Slockbridec ha.
rendered himself thoroughly fomii,r
with the local and financial inter, Is o..
the State, second 70 DO other mu ia
the State, unless IL may be The present
gubernatorial incumbent We there
fore submit Col Stockbriiges aamc &c
the consideration Of thoncxt Republican
State convention for its careful cousid
Grafton, and we are confident he will 6ll
the bill in every respect
Col Stockbridgc has been an active
and enthusiastic Republican since that
party was formed and was its first nom
incc for Representative in 1851 and
elected but was cheated out Of the certif
icate by a shabby trick on the part oI
his opponents Besides his legislative
service, Col. Stockbridgc is at present a
member Of the Rerotliean STATE Com.
1isigy.
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From the Jackson Citizen.


Most of the State papers, including
the Cit,:ca, fell into the same mistake
as to the position OF the Grand Rapids
Eagle as the Teiagropa in this matter.
There is no mi,taking, however, the
preference Of Don G. Henderson, Of the
Allegau Journal, who states the case
as follows, after fair oxibit OF the do
cality" side of the subject:
The Citt.c0 here makes an extract
from the JOURNAL declaring its prefer
ence for Col StocIbridge for Governor !
But Alegau county has been for ten
years well represented upon the State
ticket, six years by Hon. J. b. Porter,
and four in the person of Col. Pritch-
ard; and, if we are to believe the Edgie,
has another candidate, or more precise
ly, another gentleman whose name has
been mentioned in connection with that
office, in Judge W. j. Williams, man
Of no mean reputation in the State,
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DECEMBER, ISL.
PAW PAW RAIL ROAD.

Trains from Paw Paw connect with the same
named Trans on the Michigan Central Railroad
at Lawton, going east and west.
LEAvEPAw PAW.
500 q. m. Kalamazoo Accommodation, west.
1880 n. IN, Mail Train, east.
2:lO p. m, Mail west, and Way Freight cast.
S:l5 p. IN. Kalamazoo Accommodation east.
e2gF Trains return te Paw Paw on departure OF
Michigan Central Trains frem Lawton
G.. ID. STEPHENSON Sup't.
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NEW ERA IN SEWING MACHINES.
~ The New Wilson Underfeed Sewing Ma
chine makes the same stitch as the Singer,
Howe and all other high price Lock-Stitch Ma
chimes. 1t is their equal IN all, and superior
in many respects, taking the premium IN the
State Fairs or 1871 over all others. sold 800
less than any other frst-cIass machines. War
ranted FIVE years. Send for circulars.
+. CHENEY IL SON. Gen'l Ag'ts,
172 Woodward Ave-. Detroit, Michigan
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4 LBERT JACKSON. Attorney and Counselor.
y Office with - II. Blackman, Paw Paw. $50
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/ X. DIBBLE. NJ. d., Physician and Surgeon.
IL Office In Granger Block.
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VOL. XVI, NO. fl.
PAW PAW DIRECTORY.
&usintss Garos.

VI n. B.HATHWAl. ". H.. Physician and Sur.
w gcon. Professional calls promptly attend
Drug Store OF q. w. Longwell & Co., Paw Paw,
Mich. S5i
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LAWRENCE DIRECTORY.
3usimess esar0s.

I N. RIDLON. dealer in Dry Goods. Groceries,
81. Boots, Shoes, Queenswars, Books, Station
cry, etc, Lawrence, Mich.
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ii n. MARSHALL. dealer in Dry Goods. Gro
L Il. ceries, Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, and Ready
Made Clothing, Lawrence. Mich.
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gzcoLDSMITH'S, BRYANT d sTRATroN
~ BUSINESS / UNIVERSITY, DETROIT. business
practically taught after the Counting House
spetem, tho only true and practical system for
Illustrating real business, requiring Banks
stores, business Houses, Offices, Board OF
Trade etc. No institution ever took n pre-
mium for Book keeping and Business Practice
over this institution. and any assertion to the
contrary is false. Please address as above for
papers and documents. 8G8m3
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gflIALLENGE.-I will place 800 in the
~ hands OF any responsible party whenever
any Billiard Table manufacturer is willing TO
test tho merits Of bis Billiard Tables against
mine, as TO dtrd5iiJ'H or7ci 1c0Timo9ebip and
style, CoFFec.RoSs and qulc''HoS7 Of cushions, ha
yenturing Ike amoun, on the decision and
7 further propose Chat tho winner shall dispose
OF the money wen by giving it for some chari-
table purpose. q. LENBURG,
Billiard Table Manufacturer, Detroit, Biich
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&. CHURCH. Justice Of the Peace, and Con
yeyancer. Office over T.. Church's Grocery.
tatur, Mich. so
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I d. FISK. dealer in Dry Goods, Groceries
D Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, etc., Lawrence.
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n T.. UPTON, Attorney and Counac'or at Law.
y Prosecuting Attorney for Van Buren, Co. Uc
/ ce ia Town Hall building, Decatur Nich.
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DECATUR DIRECTORY.
8usintss Garos.

VET SCOTT BEEBE, Attorney al Law O0ice
W i'm Chadwick EiUc>, Decatur, Niob. ssh
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St ROWE. dealer IN Drugs. Medicines. Station
>. cry, Groceries, Brushes, PerflImery, etc.
Prescriptions carefully prepared, Lawrence.
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Id T.. ALLEN. dealer in Furniture. Cabinet
vi. Ware, Upholstery, etc. WarcroOms second
door east OF the Post Office, Paw Paw, Mich. S2l
ID q. EHkRY, Livery, Sale and Accommodation
4 stable Best turnOuts in the County
Gremps street Paw Paw, Mich. S2t
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II 4. CROSS. dealer in Sugars, Teas, Coffee
VI. Spices, Yankee Notions, Flour, Fish, etc
Cash paid for Butter and Eggs, Lawrence,
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-09
TELEGRAPH ITEMS.

The waters are ahatng slowly 10 New Or.
leans; 5000 loaves of bread are daily given
away to the sufferers.
The examination of the mutineers OF the BRIG
j. L. Bowen began this morning and will be
continued Tomorrow. Nothing new ELECTED
The Lake Shore railroad has declared div
iesnd of per cent. 1t is proposed TO issue
$15,000,0O0 new stock.
The Grand Lodge of Masons re elected the
wresent board of officers
Lyman j. Fuller died in st. Louis Wednes.
day from the effects of an overdose of hydrate
of chlorate taken to relieve pain.
Reports from the diamond fields of Sonth
Africa are still encouraging.
John Ayres, who murdered his wife in Man
chester, N. II. and shot himself, died Thurs
day.
Carlotta Patti arrived at Kingston, Jamaica
from Panama, and started for England.
The ship j. Miners, from New York to Sar
Francisco, foundered at sea. Crew saved.
The Alabama & Chattanooga railroad was
placed in bankruptcy Thursday, by Judge Bus
teed, on claim of about $4,000.
Judge Lewis Dent was arrested at the 9Th
avenue Hotel Wednesday on complaint of q
' WI. known gentleman, charging him with the
transportation of money.
Rr. ~ y. r. Spar, hrother-in-law to Wood
uMui, CIsnin g GO was fonnd dead in his bed al
nrehcn hotei, New York, Wednesday morn
tps. APopieky Is supposed to have been the
cause though some of the Clafiin family de-
clare the case suicide.
The earnings of the Central Pacific RAILROAD
for May, 1871, were $917,76O. an Increase ~
$l04yO40 over May, 1870 =
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-09

STAGE WHIsPERs.-We learn that the tall
ented young artists, Clara Norris and John S.
Norton are TO bring out, at the Bridgeport
Opera House, June oath, 1871, a new play,
translated from the German of S. ii. Mosen-
thai, author OF Leah, the Forsaken," which
has lately been presented in Vienna with
marked success. They will make a tonr
through the Eastern and Southern States ne xt
roles in connection with the above. Among
the novelties OF the season Miss Norris assumes
the difficult role of IagO to the Othello of Mr.
Norton.-"Our Society, Neec York, June 3D.
These artists will appsar in Portland at
Music Hall Theatre early in September.
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-09

WASHINGTON, June 81 80 P. M-Synopsis
OF the past "a hOurs.-The barometer has fall
en- gu the Pacific coast, and decidedly so at the
Rocky Mountain stations and in the Missouri
Valley. 1t has risen on the Cult and south
Atlantic aud on the Lakes and middle Allan
tic, and remains sen.ibly unchanged and quite
low in the extreme New England States The
Temperature remains coo! north of the Ohio
valley and has fallen decidedly on the Carolina
coast. Northwesterly winds are very general
ly reported from Lake Ontario to Tennessee
and westward to Mississippi. Southwesterly
winds prevailed on the Atlantic coast. The
rain of Wednesday had this morning ceased
in the middle and eastern States. That which
prevailed last night in northern Florida he's
now extended to Chesapeake Bay. Clear and
partially clondy weather have very generally
prevailed in the interior.
Probabilities. 1t is probable that Fl ne day
light winds with warm pleasant weather will
prevail from the Lakes to the Cult Partially
clear and cloudy weather with westerly winds
are probable for the interior Atlantic States -
NO serious disturbance to any extent is appre-
needed east of Mississippi.
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-09
>
TEL EGG RAPHIO TT EMS.

The little matter of ex-Congressman Bowen
will be further considered Monday.
Gov. Haight is sure of denomination in CAL
ifornia. The Republican nomination lies be-
tween Booth and Selby.
The labor troubles have ceased in Washing
ton and vicinity.
Joe Coburn, the prize fighter, was arrested
yesterday in New York for stealing a gold
watch some weeks since.
Rutgers Female College graduated class
of ten Thursday.
The superntendepts of the insane asylums
OF the United States are in session at Toronto,
The California wheat harvest begun week
ago, and shows better result than anticipat-
ed.
dispatch from Bratteboro, VT, saws that
the bank in that village was robbed Wednes-
day night of $4,000.
The Anti-Secret Association are holding a
three days meeting in Worcester Hon. S, ID,
Green al Boston, talked about Morgan.
: In Philadelphia Thursday the Athletics de-
ieated the White Stockings, Is to H. In Bal
tlmore, Forest Citys beat the Pastmes, II to
10. In New York the Junior championship
was won by the Flyaways, II to 13
The Marquis GaIlifet was assassnated yes
terday in Paris, by widow of one of the Com
munsts shot by his order.
Great conflagration in Constantin ople de-
strOyed 200 houses. The fire broke out in four
places. Incendary
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-09
Domestic Markets.

NEW YORK, dune S.-cottn dull and &c low Ell ;
saes o atS bales; Mdi'ing uands at 19ac. -Four
sa ae 9eD Dds; state and Western steadyat 60 "a
20: Southern extra 80 a 90. Wheat lie better :;
sales W 800 bush; NO. Spring 53 a IS; common
White Michigan &c. Com firmer: sales IOl mn
bush inierio. to common Mixed Western II G0 ~!
GOO ool TO- choice do % q 759. Oats more active &C
Coy "a !oc Pork frmer; new mess Is 25 q Is 90;
prime u 09 @ ID 30 Butter firm Ohio 10 a 49, State
Y az 2Sc. Whiskey trmer; Western tree Y3c l. Pice
firm; Carolina q %. Sugar unsettled; Muscova-
very oast f IS e f Naya % s c
pcntine steady at 46 az 46Ic Rosin steady at 62l
g G5 forsIrained; Petroleum ii m; crude 15Jc; re-
fined 26c. Tallow more active at a 94c,
Freights Liverpool lower Grain er 3 ,i:-Wbeat
7@7ld. Cotton 81.
CHICAGO. June s.-Wheat firm and advanced t0
e; No. Spring 2s2. Corn quiet; No. mixed al
No. 2 at SIC BARLEY dull; No. Q Srrino CSC, Fork
frmer at "A 62i 90 Il IS; cat meat firm; shoulders
a 8 80. Catile steady At 5 90 40 GO. '' a. ~
Reeeps-'O00 bbls flour, 81 900 hush. wheat, 1865 :
900 bush. corn $4,000 bush. oats, $50 bush rye 1000
hogs.
Shipments bbls. -four, 14} 900 bush. wheat
102 90 hush. corn, 1000 bush. oats 800 bush barley
5000 hogs.
TOLEDO, o. June 8. -Flouc in fair d. mand. Wheat
advanced a &c: No White Wabash It's; No. /
White Michigan 81 "a | 52s; Amber NJ ichcsn 49t /:
No % red red. wae ash PA No. DO 4s rejected red
Mixed s7sc; yellow Coo; Nichigao $50. Oats a shade
better; n, at sic; No. Soc; Michigan 55Jc.
CINCINNATI. June Pork higher at 49, Lard
quiet al SIC. Bulk Meas higher shoulders at &;
rib 79c; &c ear RIB ~; short rib middlcs g. Bacon
hsher shoulders at SIC, clear rib SIC, cer sides &c.
Whiskey quiet at 80.
CHARLESTON, June s.-Cotion quiet; Middline
uplands 1Sac.
SAVANNAH, June g.. Cotton duh; Mindlinp M.
lands 1Sc. -
MoBlLK, June Section steady; Miidlng up
lands Isle. -
NEW ORLEANS. June 7.-Cotton ste1dy; Middline
uplands Isle.
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-09
ME w hAM PsHIRE
tR0sa Rn..sl-s


CONCORD, June The House met promptly
at ten. Mr.. Bingham arose to question the
correctness OF the roll call OF yesterday, max
log some reflections on the clerk " no is q can
didate for re election.
Several Democratic members vindicated the
action OF the clerk, and complained of the adj
mission to the floor Of the House of large
crowd who were not members aud the coDse-
qnent confusion. The clerk made some re
marks as to his almost frutless endeavors to
hear the responses, aid the Speaker ordered
out all but members, who then Proceeded 10
draw for seats. This was about half proceed
ed with when it was discovered that MANY
numbers had been furnished in duplicate nv
the printer The drawing was declared void
Mr.. Bingham desired the question of drawing
seats postponed until to morrow at II o'clock
Mr.. Wadleieh offered an amendment for three
this afternoon. Ga this running discussion
OF three quarters OF an hour took place, char
acterized by strict party lines. Mr.. Bingham
called Tor ayes and nays on the question at
II 40 The amendment was rejected 162 to 1854.
Mr.. Ramsdell then moved to lay the motion of
Mr.. Bingham on the table, and urged the pro
priety ami the right of balloting for q clerk,
winch the Democrats persisted in refusing,
fearing the shaky members The motion was
defeaied, 161 to 164, and at 20 minutes before /
the House adjourned till 3 p. m.
Eoening. The organization of the House
was completed after four hours session, by
choice of James r. Jackson Clerk, and j. H.
Goliath Assistant. hy-tmn- maiAsity. Both
Democrats r-~-
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-09
Us. District Coart.

JUDGE FOAs fhEsiDiNo'
TnnRsDAY-Unted States vs.. jesse Blunt
-Four indictments for smuggling liquors. tea ana tt
bacco On three OF them he was found guilty and
sentenced as follows On Indictment "a" six months
Imprisonment in Portland Jail and to pay the costs Of
prosecution. On Indictment ''B," one month in
Portland jail and to pay costs. On indictment co.
one month Imprisonment in the same place and the
payment of costs. On civil suit brought by gov
eminent to recover the same charges, respondent
was defaulted Tor the sum of $50 and costs.
Webb Bradbury & Bradbury
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-09
Superintendent of Construction

LAST Monday evening Mission Lodge No. Al
/. o. of G. t., accompanied by few members
of other Lodges, visited Ray of Hope Lodge
Biddeford. Having chartered Robinson's
bar ge champion" drawn by six splendid bay
horses, appropriately decorated for the occas-
ion. They were driven by their owner. J. w.
Robinson. Our friend Robinson knows how
to get up things for such 'scrapes," he being
veteran in the line. All parties thinking of a
trip will do well TO give him call, and the old
experienced and courteous driver of Portland
cannot TAIL to give satisfaction to all CONCERNED.
n
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-09
N EW HOR X.
The TaFc.

NEW York, June Sat the Prospect Park
races to-day, 5000 spectators were present.
The great attraction of the day was the race
for $4,000, free to all horses; $4,000 to the first,
$1,000 to the second. 5000 to the third and $500
to the fourth. Lucy, Goldsmith Maid, Ameri
can Girl and George Palmer started. The
Girl won the first he at in 2 20, and lhe Maid
the next three in 22034, 2 2l and 2 % A.
The second race was for a pnrse of $780, for
horses that had never beaten 2.40. Six started.
Fleetwood was the winner OF the first heat in
81 4, ard Sea Foam took the next three in
30 2. 9 30 3 and 80 q -
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-09

TEMPERANCE MEETING.-The Cumberland
Temperance Association held meeting in the
Congregational church at West Falmouth, on
Wednesday afternoon and evening. In the af-
ternoon tue me ating was called to order by the
President, e. H. Staibird, with few appro-
pirate remarks, after which the choir sang
"America." Gen. Neal Dow was then intro
duced, and made speech about half an hour
in length, followed by remarks by John T.
Walton, Francis Murphy and Rev. Mr. San
born After the adjournment Of the afternoon
session, E. III. Starbrd was unanimously elect
ed President of the Association for the ensu-
ing year. In the evening the meeting was
opened with prayer by Rev. Mr.. Freeman of
Cape Elizabeth, and singing by the choir
Rev. Mr.. Freeman then addressed the meet
ing, and remarks were also offered by Rev.
Mr.. Haskell of West Falmouth, Francis MUIR
ply and Geo. L. Kimball of Portland, and
Capt. Strout of Standish. The meeting closed
with the Doxology. There was a very good at
tendance, both afternoon and evening.
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-09

WHEN THE NERVOUS SYSTEM loses its tone
and vigor the whole body suffers in conse-
ee,but frequently some one organ suffers
more than the rest; hence the origin of Heart
Diseases Consumption, Soitening of the Brain.
&c. The most direct method of cure lies in
restoring the vital princil lie to the nerves by
using FELLOWS COMPOUND SYRUP HYpopHos
PHTTES. ie5th-d1 w&,w1t
FINE line of Hosiery in Balbriggans,
Heckins and British iron frame, Children and
Misses Kid gloves, also new style Hoop Skirts
and Bustles, at q. w. English & Co. 8 297
Congress ST. ie5th-1w
A LvRGE assortment of Fans suited to mr.
chaser in beauty and price, at 297 Congress st.
ie5th-1w
CALL at LothrOp's, 152 Exchange street, and
get your Fly Screens. If
FURNITUREi-T attention of dealers in
furniture is called to the samples on exhibition
at the rooms OF Henry Taylor & Co., II and
16 Exchange street. jeff
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-09

SALE AT THE ARsENAL.-Q a large
crowd assembled at the sale of State property
at the arsenal yesterday afternoon, a number
of gentlemen from Boston, dealers in military
stores, being present. The bidding was quite
spirited for such Of the material as could be
put into more peaceful service, and some
good bargains were got. One Glib. brass rifle
gun was sold at q 10 cents per pound, or
about $40; Alb. rifle at % cents. The car
riages were sold separately and brought low
prices. A lot of Windsor rifles (205) complete
were sold OF SS262 each; ~ Enfield rifles, 81;
46 Roman swords, 40 cents The buildings
were Withdrawn, and it is understood that they
were purchased by the Trustees of the General
Hospital. . .Ll-
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-09

LONDON, June Sill A. -Consdls 91s "a 91s
for money aud account.
American securities-US s. 5-2cs. 1862 9Ot; do 1865
old. 9is do 1861, 92l do 1O-4s's. SSl. ~
LIVERPOOL, June Sill A. M.-Cotfon hardening;
Orleans sgd Corn 32s Sd. Pork Cos. Lard Ass.
LONDON, June So p. M.-The amount of bull
lion in The Bank Of England has increased g373,OOO
during the past week.
LONDON, June S-3 p. nj -Conso.s 91S a 912 for
money and account.
American securties-U. S. 5-2Os 1862, 9O5; do 1865
old, a0s; do 1867, 9!4; U. S. 1O-40s ssJ.
FRANKFORT, Juae 8.-United States s. EOS bonds
96s q 96s.
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-09

GRAND TRUNK RAILwAY-199 cans milk 400
Dos. nour, car knees do corn, II do lumber, do
Daik, do sundries; shipment Easl-90O bbls flour,
3 cars sundrIes,
MAINE CENTRAL RAILwAY-72 cases mdse, 10
Doxes Soy thes, 80 Odls shovels mutton % veal lot
q hoh "a bbls pota, oes, IL doz rakes 10 pkgs sun
:, STEAMER FOREST CITY FROM BosToN-2 casks
linseed oil, 20 bags seed III bdls baskets. casks
pitch ~ bdls ion IS do STEEL "a crates Onions box
fresh fish, IL cases sew ing machines 10 kegs teer n
10 bbs beer. rs oak boards chest tea 20 bbls su-
gar 10 bags coffee, 50 bills pork as pigs tin, hhds
81 ar horses and carriages 3O pkes order tor
Capada ami Up cOuniry-2 coils m anila 80 bund ei
leather, "a rolls marlin. pes marble 10 bds rakes
90 des, sewing machines, 26 bales rags, 100 pkgs
to order.
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-09

THE undersigned will offer Tor sale at public auc-
Il ton, on the premises In Cornish, York County
Maine, Oh The 1Ith day OF July 1871 at ten O'Clock
A M, tact OF land acquired by the United State
from John Jameson, late Additional Paymasfef =
s. A, and containing eighty six ACT es, being the fat
and homestead OF said Jameson.
Terms: One third Cash. balance in and tw
gears with interest. note and mortgage.
For an ther Irtie ulars enquire at this Office or OF
Nathan Wepo, u :. Attorney. Portland, Maine.
EXERETr G. BAYFIELD,,
Solicitor of the Treasury.
Washington, d. c., March 20, ISL. mr2sWlawSm
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-09

BURGLARY.-W ednesday night the store of
ID. l. Deland, on Congress street, was entered
probably by skeleton keys, as the front door
was fonnd unlocked in the morning and with
out any marks of violence upon it, The burg
lar got nothing for his trouble but few cop
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-09

NEW YORK. june S.-Mornino.-Gold opened
at liz and continues firm at that figure with few and
limited tansportations Governments lower.
Money abundant with majority OF loans at per
cent, though some are as low as per cent,
Stocks heavy and the entire list shows slight dull
ness from yesterdays closing prices.
The following are the forenoon quotations of South
arn States securities.