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The Portland daily press., 1871-10-04

active: No Pat 29l a SOC. Rye easier; No. at 50
65Bc b irey tasier a. dsrlined II a &c; NJ
Sprin. closed at 5sc Hioh " ines STEADY a. No.,
Pork easier at " 10 a Is co. Lard active at ~
DC. Dry sate Meats quiet aud steady; shoulder
&c.
Receipts 600 bhs. -four 147 900 bush wheat. 237
600 BUSH 1OS GOO bush. oas, 10000 bush. ~ e
$1,000 bush. barley, 400 hogs.
Shipments 4Of0 bbls. 10ur, $4,000 hush. wheat
$4,000 bush. corn 50 900 bush. s. 1000 BUSH rj e.
p ,0O0 hush. barley.
TOLEDO, Oct. 3. = -Four firm and in fair demand
wheat duiiand shade lower; extra White Mlchl-
gan 1 81 Ng. do 60; Amber Michigan 50, clos
ing at 90; No Amber Illinois 40; No. Red I 40
Corn dol anil lower; high Mixed So; low do J7c I;
White &C Oats steady; No at 4Oc; No at CSC; ;
Michigan CSC.
CIsCINsATI Oct Pork firm and in ,air demand
at ~ rs "a ID 90. iard-an advance askeI bnt none
established; 9lc offered 9Jc asked BuIk m, ans IN,
and dropping; shoulde and ioush sides g.. R,con
dull aud d,oopu Z; shoulders 5lc; sides n a 7Ic:
holders mostly ask shade higher, Whiskey in I'd
demand at 95c. e''
CHARLESTON. Oct. 3.-Cotton strong; Middiup
upands 1871 q lsac.
SAVANNAH, Oct. 3.-Cotton finn; buyers and sell
lers apart; miodling 1879.
MOBILE, Oct. 3.-Cotton firm; Middlng uplands
1871 q 19c.
NEW ORLEANS. Oct. 3.-COttoD strong; NEEDING
uplands 1871 a 1870.
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-04
MASSACHUSETTS,.
The American BOARD.

Especial Dispatch to Daily Pressl
SALEM, Oct 3-The 62d annual meeting o
the American Board of COMMISSIONS rs for For
9 gn Missions, organized at three o'clock a
Mechanics Hall, which was fillsd to overflow
ing. There is an unusually large attendance
A Hopeful and iubilant feeling was expressed
al the condition of its financial affairs. The
annual sermon was delivered this evening by
heV. Dr. L. N. Post, at the Tabernacle, which
Is dansely crowded.
The styles Divorce Case.
BOSTON, Oct. 3rd.-The Styles habeas corpus
case winch has excited much interest during
1 I was brought to close to-day, when
Judge Colt OF the Supreme Court awarded the
custody OF the children, two girls respectively
, ~ Tue age OF 10 and years, to their mother
Inc proceedings grew ou' OF divorce OBTAINED
~ W Washington 10 the early part OF last month
Dy Lieut. David F. Styles, of the regular army,
against his wife who resided in Chelsea, Mass
g the ground of adultery commit ed wi h
captain Crofts of Washington, and Lieut..
!L.ncoir, also of the regular army, who IS s'a-
tohed IN Texas. The decree of that Court
gave the custody of the children to Lieut..
SYKES, and his wife had no k knowledge that the
divorce proceedings had been constituted
against her Failing in obtaining possession
" 'he ehildreD he next brought the matter be-
lore the Supreme Court on writ Ut ha0"as
corpus, claiming he was entitled to the children
c. lambia.
Judge Colt decided to reopen the case and
lne Time of the court at intervals during the
past three weeks has been occupied 10 hearing
ttv.uehce on the question of adultery winch has
oeeh OF very olfl citing character, involving
1ast amount of fraud on one side or the other.
Ane court room has daily been crowded with
spectators, and much interest has been mani
.es'ed. Public opinion throue houi the pro-
SSeealngs has been Largely in favor of Mrs,
S.S'ts, sand the decision meets With general
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-04
UTAR.
nlness of Brigham Young,

SALT LAKE CITY, Oct. 3-Brigham Young
was too Ill to appear in court this morning and
his arralsnment was therefore postponed. He
remains at his residence in the custody oil
Deputy q S. Marshals
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-04

WHAT BUTLER WILL Do NEXT.-The en-
be returned to Congress next year from the
Essex district. We hear it said that DIR.
Loring, whose judicious conduct in the late
campaign is everywhere praised, will oe Iost
likely TO succeed him. A correspondent of
the Springfield Republican says the General
is cross and mortified over his defeat, aud
hates Loring and the others quite heartily,
the most desperate resolutions are beirrv re-
volved in his mind; and it is rumored that
he will leave Coneress-in which his inf1u-
ence will have presumably deparled-get
elected to the Legislature and renew the
fight in the State House. The correspondent
therefore warns the Republicans not to put
too much confidence in the celebrated speech
of submission at Worcester, inasmuch as
Buffers determination to break up the party
is as strong as ever, and his hostility to his
opponents has not been lessened by the cas-
LEGATION they so lately gave him. He means
to get possession OF the Legislature aud
bring about several Revolutionary changes /"
yclept reforms" such as the abandonment
of special legislation, the abolition of COM
missions, ETC., and he will thy very strenuous
| ly to decapitate Warrington and demolish the
| Bird Clut. HIS manner OF going to work
| will be a repetition or his manevering hith-
| erto, and he will still endeaaor to engage the
cooperation OF the Labor Retormers, not.
| withstanding they are at present angry and
| suspicious. On the other hand, the Wash
burn campaigners give .promse OF activity,
and there is to be speedy revision OF the
offices, with view to purgng them of But
| lerians. In this doomed category the cores
pondent includes the names of Usher and
LuSSell.
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-04

While William Callahan, who resides at SO
Vale street, Boston Highlands, was in the act
OF crossing the tracks in the yard of the Old
Colony and Newport Ralroad Monday after
noon, he was struck by locomotive used in
switching cars. and being thrown under the
wheels had one arm and one leg severed from
his body, besides receiving other injuries which
will probably result fatally.
The propeller Free State, carrying 40 900
bushels of wheat, consigned to parties in But
falo, is ashore on Graves shoal, about 40 miles
from Msckinaw. She is stated to be full of
water. A tug with steam pumps have been
despatched to her assistance.
The friends of Rev. VIM. Il. Alger have
heard still later and more unfavorable reports
regarding his condition. The latest des patch
is to the effect that he has been examined by
DIR. Brown Sequard, who pronounces him
hopelessly insane. He will be placed in the
charge of two ate ndants who will accompany
him hone.
Hon. Edward Buffinton, for eight years
Mayor Of Fall River, died in that city, Monday
morning, aged Sc years.
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-04

The emigration from Liverpool is still ON tn
| increase. "
There were four deaths from yellow fever !,
| CBarlt sion, yesterday.
| Rev. Dr. VIM. Jarvis father of Mrs. Colone
Colt died in Hartford yesterday, aged seventy
/ six years.
Returns from ia towns in Connecticut sb,.,,
| that the Republicans led on MONDAY az
| the Democrats 81, and in 16 mixed tickets We ~
! elected. WIN
The National Executive Committee of tbo
onion League OF America is in session in Phil.
adelpnla, Ex-Governor Newell, of New Jersey
presiding. os'soy'
The fail meeting at Mystic Park opened ves-
,erday, The $4,000 race was won by Draw
pa IN 20 4, IA 4, 1884, 22734-
rerfy TOOK the second money
j. f. Morrow, of Boston. has h;,obt ,ho
black geldiGg Cosmos for Sl5.O00.
Fears of yellow fever at Jackson. Miss ara
allayed 10y the cool weather.
h. b. Pierce, tanner of SPRINGFIELD. Mass
was burie1 alive yesterday while at work in a
wen ana was dead when taken out.
Two barns were burned aud third unsuc-
day night. ' -''oH
oh'p war Hawk was sold at auction at San
rrancIsco for S17750 to satisfy bcttomry bond
gwen at Rio Janclro
Q "a Lucy "A M 'hols, from st Helena Sound
lor London, was at Fayal the 11th ult in
distress, leaky, aud with half her CARGO dis.
charged for repairs.
show. o''i'ui'"'ai
General Marmaduke, of Missouri, preeides
eyer an agricultural congress in session at
Nashville. so'''on a'
governor Senter, of Tennessee, declines to
SEND message to the legis AZURE
II
meeting in SsDgerville village with good ,e.
suits already manifest.
Ephra'm Washburn of Parkman, is buyipc
up immense quantities of potatoes at so GEMS
per busbe. This crop was never OF larger
quantity or better quality than this year.
Ipfuenza prevails extensively and many are
quite sick with it,
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-04

LONDON. Oct. al 90 A. M.-Consols opened al
SO for money and account.
American securiles-U. 5. 5-20s, 1862, SO; DO 1861
old 934; do 1867, 928i U. S. 10-4Os 80.
PARIS, Oct. 3-11 90 A. M.-Renles opened at SO
25c.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. g. 11.3D a. M.-Cotton opened
shoDg Middling uplanIs 81 q 9Sd; do Orleans 81 q
sgd; sales estimat, at II, goo bales.
LONDON, Oct 3-113O A, M.---Tallow a a AIS Sd.
LosDoS, OFT. 81 Bop. NJ. Consos 93t Tor mon
ey ana account
LIVERPOOL, Oct 3-l.3G p. M Cotton strong
Middog uplands 81 a % do Orleans 9dd; sales
t'mated at 10 900 bales Breasiuffs firm. Lard as.
o. receipts OF Whe t for he past hree days we've
lean.
=. 1t IS raining in this city to day and operations at
Tue Exchange are interfered with there by
LONDON, uct. So P. M-Consols closed at e31
for mouAy and account. ~
American securities u s. 5-2Os 1862 s2J; do Ii s.
DID, 93t; do 1867. 92t; U. S. 10-4O's 80
PARIS Oct 3-P Nh tes closed at 56t 25c
!IyERPooL Oct. 3-5 P. M.-Cotton closed strong
midd ing upl4nds 81 "a 9gd. 1allow A q 45s. he
1ed Petroleum 194d.
LoNDo Oct. 3-5 +. M.-Refned Petroleum isId
Tallow AIS for new.
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-04
Williams.

TURsDAY.-AnGrew Crawford aud Hugh q lmore
pleaded guilty 10 charge OF intoxicatOn and dis
turhauce and were fined So and one half costs each
David Dana pleaded gull y to charge of larceny
and was fined $40 and COSTS.
William Convey and George Ward, for the larceny
OF wood tom the Grand Trunk depot were sent t.
the county Jail Tor tnirty days.
William Thompson, Ior intoxication and disturb
ance, fined 81 anu costs
LuAe Foley and Patrick Kelley pleaded guilty to a
chaI &c Of drunkenness and disturbance and were
fined So and one hall costs each.
Geo. &c w. Powell and James Callan, for disturb
ing religious worship, were fined one cent each and
COSTS
Auna Ball, convicted of being common drunk
ard was sentenced 10 the City House of Correction
tor thitly DAYS.
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-04
usa,.,estic MARKETS..

WATERFOWL, Oct s. Cattle Market-Beef Cat
tle-receipts 91S head; sales quiet for interior lois
and prices were hardly firm last week but the
b.st kind were Iairy active; sales choice 10; ex ra
s75 "a 25; first quality so a 25 second quality
100 CT 5; third quality 100 @650 Sheep and
Lam"s--recepts II 915 head; no pelcel tice change
in price sales in lots at 2 10 q 90 each.
NEW YoRR Oct 3-Evening.-Cotton in good de-
mand with light offerings at % sc advance; sales
1880 bales Four-sales IS 900 bbls; State ami Wes-
tern opened "a 1Oc higher and closed dull buyers
generally refusing TO pay an advances superhne so
Ia 90: extra Z 30 "a rs; round hoop Ohio 30 az
Z go; extra Western 20 a 60; White Wheat 80
"a 25; Southern firme' sales 2100 bnls; extra 30
"a 9 rs Wheat duh aud q &c lower; sales $1,000
bush. No. Spring at to q 60, Winter Red Wes-
tern G5 % TO- White Mich gan 75 q 81 Com
heavy and ic 10 yer; safes 96 00o bash; Mixed Wes
Irces. Oats i've and frmer; sales 5000 bush. !:
Ohio and Western 523 q soc, chiefly at 53I al SAC for
Western. Beet quiet and unchanged. Pork firmer /;
sales 1900 bbs mess az Is So "a IS 70; prime 10 On a
10 70. Lard frmer; sales 21O0 tierces; steam 81 e
10sc; kettle 10sc. Butter dull. Whiskey steady
srles $50 bbls.; Western Tree 90. Rice firm Caro-
Ina 81 a &c. Sugar more active; sales 1900 hhds
Por' Ri 10 q 1O1c; Muscovado 81 "a 9Se Coffee
sales 1901 bags; Ro 154 "a i73c. Moasses is dull :
Naval StoresSpitits pentine ste ldy at &C., Ro-
sin quiet at 65 q 60 Tor strained: Petroleum is
steady; crude Ale; refined 23ae Tallow steady
| sales 1916, 900 TBS.
Ereigbts 10 Liverpool unchanged; Grain per steam
Corn lad; Wheat 11fd; Corn Per san, 1O4 0 10td
| anIoAeo, Oct. 3.-Tlour quiet at s so a GA
Wheat active and declined &c. No. 2 Spring at 2Ol
Corn active: No mixed closed at 46ac. Oats fairly
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-04

HIGHWAY ROBBERY. y esterday about noon,
stranger, named John Mcdonald, reported
to officer Williams at the Boston depot, that
he had been robbed of his wallet and SO on
Hobson's wharf by Michael Mccarthy He
said that he had been travelling with the man
all the forenoon and paid for his break fast
Mccarthy afterwards invited him to 90 down
the wharf, saying he had charge of it. When
they got near the end of the wharf Mccarthy
clinched him, threatening to throw him over
board if he made any resistance, and then
went through him. When the officer and
victim came to the wharf the fellow was dis.
covered. A chase ensued and he was arrested
on York street. The wallet and part of the
money were found on him.
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-04
Brighsm Want. to be Bailed ONT.

In court this morning the counsel for Brig
ham Young having stated that Young was
sick and unable to appear moved that he be
admitted to bail. Judge Mexican said if the
prisoner was sick be might remain in his
house nnguarded for the present but that the
motion to admit to bail could not be tertaln-
TIL the prisoner appeared at the bar OF me
court.
The Hawkins Cnse.
In the Hawkins case motion was made 20
quash the Indictment, which was overruied
but time was granted to file plea OF aeate-
mept
Another m Ormo ON Leader Arrested
All isquet and there are no indications OF
trouble. Daniel III. Wells, Mayor OF the Guy
and third president OF the Mormon chnI en-, was
arrested this evening by U. S. Marshal iat-
rick, upon an indictment OF the grand Jury
charging him under the Utah statutes win
lewdly and lasciously Icohabing with one
Louisa Free, whom Wells claims as one OF MS
wives. The accused was takeC before Judge
Mexican and held to bail in $4,000 TO answer at
the present term OF court. In this case, as In
toat OF Brigham Young upon similar charge
Nal Cbas- ii. Helmstead and Hon. L. FITCH
are counsel for the defence
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-04

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 2.-The public sale CT An
thrace Coal at New York last week has had The eft
tect of stiffening prices OF Coat generally, and in
some iances have been established even greater
than hose shown the auction Sale Vt is not gem
orally thought the consumption o. 1871 will be IN
excess OF 1S70-perhaps not equal to it. The usual
annual average increase of 10 Ter cent. in Coal pro
dactior it is very certain will not be 70 Incoming
this year, is there any probability that there
would market for II tf it could be produced
prices, therefore should not advance from this Cause
There is 10 anticipate good str ng market
tor Gal to the emf The year at current prices
which slightly advaoce to-lay, say 25c P ten ove
last week quotations but there is no reason to an
licpate any very aerial fItther advance. Jules
thu Re il some difficulty at the mnes or som u.war
r,nt-d combination TO force the market to unnatural
figures.
The following were the prices of Coal by the carg
Port Richmond Tor the week ending Sept 30, lS
Schuylkil red ash. So so a So 70; do do white ash
luup, 81 ST. do 60 steamboat, 81 81; do do broken
| 90 q 70; do do egg So 20 a 50 40; do do stove
| 25 q so; do do chestnut So IS q 80 do Shenal
| deah Steamboat So; do broken anu egg So 25 q 81
| do do oh
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-04

SAVANNAH, Sept. 29.-There are now several YES
sells on The uerth for Liverpool, aud taxing en-
gagemeats at 16d on uplands. We also DOte al
advance the past week OF 1e by cam to PhiIad- J.
phia. Lumber vessels to coastwiss ports scarce
and in demand at good offerings To Liverpool via
New Yok, through PEI steam Sd uplands; Sea
Islands Id. t. cuba IS a .. R.sawea lumber to
Baltimore 81; to New York and Sound pnrts SO a
$40; to Philadelphia So; to Bos on S1O-S1 higher
rates paid on lumber. New York per steam &c %
fb on upands; Sea Islands 1c " tb domestics 81 20
per bale; Rice 49, Wool 1c To Boston per steam
&c on upands; 1c on Sea Islands; through to Prov-
dence s5c ON uplands.
NEW ORLEANS. Sept 27- Treights continue yery
dul IN all directions. Cotton 10 Liver COOL BY sail
9-19d; TO Havre 14c; to Boston q &c; to New York
oy steam &c; to PhIladelphip through 10 Liver
pool via New York 1i-l6d P H.
GALVESTON. SPIT. 23.-Freights-T There las been
very ittie dong this Wees. are easy at the
figures quote d. there is amply supply OF tonnag.
Offering We quote Cotton to Liverpool by sail ~ d
ID; New York by steam, &c " fb; by sail, sc Hides
New York, by st am, lc loose y fb do Steam bale
&c DO do do Wet sa ted &C.; do SAIL Loose, 2c do bales
&c " 10 Wool, ia sacks, steam to New York, 1c; dc
BY sail &c B lib.
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-04
METEORO LOGICAL.
synoP'is of Wen Ter Rep .rts for the pa.s
swrnty-FOur Hours
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL)
OFFICER w ashiuoion n q

WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNALl
OFFICER, Washington, D c.,
Oct 8, GOO P. M))
Inc highest barometer continues as on Mon
Gay afternoon in the South Atlantic s ates. but
me pressure has very generally fallen east of
the ROCKY Mountains. The area of low bar
ometer which has been moving slowly along
the Texas coast is now off the mouth of the
Mississippi river. Rain has been reported
from Arkansas but is now cohfued to South
ern Louisiana and Alabama with brisk north
east winds. South winds with partially cloudy
weather prevail in lower Florida. The low
barometer on Lake Huron has moved eastward
extending its sfuence rapidly over the Middle
and Eastern States. Cloudy ana Threatening
weather prevails on the cas- ern Atlantic coast
The dry, smoky atmosphere mas extended from
Lake Erie aud Virginia and westward. The
pressure has fallen decidedly at the Rocky
Mountain statlOuS.
Probabilitles-T barometer will probably
continue u fall III the Southern and Gulf
States, and the rain storm now prevailing ex-
tend to Georgia Raiu is also probable during
Wednesday IL. the Carolinas, and continued
westerly winds, with hdzy weather, on the
Lakes.
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-04

THE PROMENADE CoNCERT.-Tbe Portland
Light Infantry and their friends had very
pleasant gathering at City Hall last e1ening,
For an hour the Portland Band gave a con-
cert, composed of some of their best selections,
and about 8 O'CLOCK party of go couples took
their places on the floor for the dance An
order of twelve dances was prepared, which
filled up the time until midnight.
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-04

The first of the Berkeley street course Of
concerts aud lectures began last evening with
comoiuation concert by h. q. Baruabee and
the Templo Quartette. The church was filled
To its utmost extent, and the entertainment
passed of with entire satisfaction. Among the
leading attractions was Miss Stone, the yer,
popular soprano, who sang with her accls
tome skill and excellence. Mr.. Barnabe,
was received with the greatest enthusiasm, al
were also his associates, M-ssrs. D. F. Fits
w. H. Henderson,, H. A. Cook and A. c. Ry
der. Mr.. II. M. Dow accompanie the voca
lists in a very acceptable manner.-Boston Post
All of the above ta.ent are to be in the PEG
ple's Course of this city.
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-04

CIVIL TERd-GoDDARD, j., PRESIDING.
TUEsDAY.-The October term OF the Superior
CourC. the trial OF civil causes, commenced thu
morning. Player was offered by Rev A. A. Smith
pastor Casco street Church. The jury is the SANE
last term. The doekeG called, after which thu
til i Of cases commenced.
Washington Libby VS.. Charles A. Strout. Suit OIL
note OF 500. Defence payment. Verdict tor plain
tiff tor $50
Larrabee-Frank. Williams
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-04

| SUPERIOR CoURT. September term o
tie Superior Court closed on Monday evenim
a.'er a session OF twenty three days during al
:" ~hich one jury served, and two during
seventeen days. During the first week three
oiSii cases were tried in five days, and one by
Tue court The grand jury came in ON the
fourth day, and reported forty indictments.
criminal business began the second week and
occu pied eighteen days. Number OF criminal
tflais IA number of persons tried 10 cenvlo-
tons Is acquittals q There was no disagree
mept. Number of sentences passed ~ con-
vlcts sentenced So; sentenced 10 State PRISON
Ii to Jail II /; fnes paid IL average term OF
State Prison sentences 2 years and months,
average Jail sentences months aggregate of
fines paid during the year $3.50 criminal cas-
continued from May term % new indlc' men s
40 criminal appeals 2 total criminal docket
g. finally disposed of 81 continued to Janu-
airy, 1872, l3. only one of which is for trial.
Civil cases continued from May term 297 !;
new civil entries 428 tot'l civil docket 725 !;
civil cases finally disposed OF this term $50 /;
civil cases continued TO October term 475.
During the three criminal terms OF the year,
there have been 81 trials of "a persons, result
ing IN 70 CONVICTIONS, acquttals, and dlsa-
gree ments. S4 sentences have beet imposed
on 76 convicts, "a to State Prison, 26 tojail, and
50 noes have been imposed, amounting TO
Szloo During the three years dering which
The court has had criminal iurisdlc ion, there
have been 161 criminal trals, of 167 persons,
resuiting in SO convictions, 81 acquittals, aud
~ disigreemepts. 264 sentences have been
passed on 24O convicts, of whom "a have gone
to State Pilsou so to Jail, and 100 fines have
Deeh imposed, amountiI to 81 .671.
Average time of State Prison sentence 3 1-3
years average Jail sentepc 5 months.
% indictments were transferred to this court
rom the Supreme Court at the January term,
1869, and $50 new indictments and Al appeals
have been entered since, in al 81 new crimi-
nal entries within the three years whole num-
Der OF cases on the criminal docket 459, of which
446 have been finally disposed of.
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-04
The Hawkins Cuse.
ILLINOIS.
Wn.a-

CHICAGO, Oct. g. The Grand Lodge OF Free
Masons of Illinois commenced its annual ses-
sion to-day.
The Gentiemanly Conductors.
The annual Convention of the Conductors
trofectiye Association begins tomorrow. "A
large delegation is here
LOTTERY Scheme.
1t is rumored that the Supreme Court OF IL
iDois has decided that Linda Gilbert's Wo-
mans Home was a lottery,
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-04
CAA.iFO kkNIA.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. The wheat mark ct
is much excited, and holders are asking So per
hundred, but there are no sales above So So.
The shipments of tea eastward by railroad
during September We're 1886, $50 lbs, and OF
coffee All ,571 lbs.
The vintage has commenced throughout the
state The product %ill exceed 5000 600 gall
Ions, exclusive OF brandy.
Obituary.
Major Geo. H. Ensign, prominent engineer,
died to day.
The Nevada C0nvicts.
Morton and Block, escaped New d. convcts.
are supposed 10 have been hung by laachemen
to revenge their murder of The expressman,
Bigelow and McCue, two more of the escaped
convicts, Were captured near Placerville, Cal.
on Sunday.
The Small POx.
The small pox is very severe in Walla Walla,
Oregon.
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-04

STATING One of the Deatest aud most per-
feet peee of Stating may be seen on the
Mausard roof of the rev dwelling house of Mr..
w. Il. Anderson, corner tef DeeriDg and
Melen Streets. 1t is Bangor slate, and the
job was done by Mr. M. b. Bourne, corner Of
Federal and Temple Streets. We take pride
in exhibiting such specimens of the sklll and
handiwork of our mechanics, as it equals any
thing of the kind to he found in the Union.
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-04
AN ASTONISHING Observation-Disclosures

AN ASTONISHING observation-disclosures
ky politicians in Washington are much exer-
cised DER the intelligence from that State
that the Louisville Ledger, the organ of the
Bourbon element OF the Democratic party in
that State, and in whose financial success
nearly every prominent Democrat in the
State is interested, has pronounced squarey
Tor the most unequiVocal rev departure, pro-
posing hot only the recognition of ali the
amendments as flnalities, but giving to the
conservative universal amnesty Republicans
the privilege of naming the candidate for
President. THIS is well understood to be a
movement in the interests OF Judge David
Davis of the United States Supreme Court.