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Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-04
WILLIAM DAVIDSON.
REAL ESTATE DEALER,
Office, No. 6f Front street,
PORTLAND OREGON.

REAL ESTATE in this CITY and
EAST PORTLAND in the most desirable 10
calties. consisting of LOTS, HALF BLOCKS
and BLOCKS. HOUSES and STORES; also.
IMPROVED FARMS. and valuable
uncultiva'ed LANDS. located in ALL parts Of
the STATE for SALE.
REAL ESTATE and other Property
purchased for Correspondents. in this CITY
and throughout the STATES and TERRI
with great care and .on the most
TERMS.
HOUSES and STORES LEASED.
LOANS NEGOTIATED, and CLAIMS OF
ALL DRSCT IPTIoNS PR0MpLY col
LECTED. And General FINANCIAL and
AGENCY BUSINESS transacted.
AGENTS of this OFFICE. in nil tho
CITIES and TOWNS in the STATE. will
receive descriptions Of FARM PROPERTY
and forward the some TO the above address.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-04

Pork. This commodity seems TO be in little
demand. We heari of many parties having
hogs for sale on foot at low rates.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-04
SPECIAL NOTICES.
FOE R

A GOOD COMFORTABLE HOUSE AND
u Barn, with plenty of fire. wood convenient.
Situate about two miles south west of Dallas
For particulars enquire Of X. Ii. Tyson, at the
Office of the REPUBLICAN.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-04
e. H % ElE R a
HOW TO CURE 1T.

At the commencement OF the Diarihs, wh ich
always precedes an attack Of the Cholera. take
a tcaspoonful Of Pain Killer in sugar aud wa
ter. tno. if conveniently and then bathe freely
the stomach and bowels with the Pain Killer
clear. Should the diarrhoe cramps continue
repeat the dose every ten or hftecn minutes un-
Ill the patient is relieved. In extreme cases.
two or more teaspoonfals may be given at
dose.
The Pain Killer. n remedy. has no equal
Tneascs of Cholera. Summer Complaints. Dys-
pcpsia. Dysentery. Asthma II cures in one night
by taking it internally, and bathing with it
freely It's action is like magic. when external
ly applied tn Old Sores. Burns, Scalds, and
Sprains For Sick Headache and Toothachc
don't fail TO try it. In short, it is a PAIN KILL
eR.
Directions ac4 ompany each bottle.
The Pain Killer is sold by all dealers in Med
icincs.
Prices. 25 coats so centsand 81 per bottle
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-04

The County Court for Yamhill County con-
yeneS at Lafayette next week.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-04

The First Term of 1912 was commenced on
the second Monday lth day. of Sept, 1871.
The Pobia School will be taught during the
present Term in connection with the Academy
All those who did not belong to the Dallas Dis
triet in Al rl 1871, when the Public Tax was
voted. will be charged the regular Academical
Tuition.
UITIoN:
PRIMARY BRANCHES, per Term. ............$i 90
INTERMEpTATE :. .............. 6 90
HIGuESr :. ..............S s 90
Latin and French each So extra.
Music. $l2 per Term.
Charges will be made from the time Of enter
ing to the close of each term. nr half term, az
the case may be- No deductions will be made
except in cases of protracted sickness.
BY order of the Board of Trustees. 30-tf
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-04
Money Market.

Latest New York Gold Quotations.
Legal Tenders in Portland:
buylng".........s0 Selling. ........9l
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-04
Ia CREOLE ACADEMY
DALLAS, POLK COUNTY, 0REGoN.
FACULTY.

NJ. M. 0GLESBY. PRINCIPAL. AND TEACHER
OF MArHENArIcAL AND NATURAL SCIENCES
MISS Il. A. WITTEN. TEACHER OF Music
AND FRENCH.
MISS A. +. SCRIBER, TEACHER OF THE
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT
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n IsT or LETTERS REMAINING

A in the Post Office at Dallas, Nov. lSt
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Passengers.

Per steamship James Adger, for New York
] McLindle, @ 9 Pystt g Arnold, A T Hanson,
Miss Manly, Miss II Laoney, J. Murray, q
Baker aud wife, W Hodges, Mira N H.ddie1gn,
Caldwell, F u Miller N Russell, Thorne, Co
vers, and Q deck. ,,-
Per steamship .Matyland.. for BaltimoEe-Mr
and Mrs Edmunds, " DuaAam, and george
Bolton.
Pei steamship Champion, rom New YofkA
A Menke, q A BGbblty, Peabody. FuHer,
R Mathews. Rosebaum, @ H Beden, W bgnon'
Pitcher, Mrs Hocherty.
Per steamer Pilot Boy, from SaVannaa, Sss1 aH.
fort, Pacific and others Landings-C covers
Can't Csrin, Keim, BarnWen, A Alden
a Aarshall, W Birk, Miss Kirby, Capt oh'soun'
and 9 deck.
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Tho Chs-ie.ton Cotton, Rice and Naval
=. Stores Market.

OFFICE CHARLssroS NEWS
TUESDAY EVENING, March q, 1871. +
corToN.-Tnis article maintained heavy char
acter, the demand being much restricted and
prices depressed; sales near 400 bales, say az
1ox, 4at IL, 12 at r1N, 1s st 1l1l, at H. 12s at
lak, 1s at l2, 12 at 49, Is at ls, 100 at lsx, q.
lsX, "A at "A, i at 14S, at l4ho. We quote
somewhat nominally:
!: lvxRPooL cLAss1FgcAIIQN.,e,. ta
{ Ordinary to good ordinary tell @l2h -
Low midding
MddHpG. s.-....-.-- ...S ....... .to7sg-
~, Ssraes hniddling. g
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have TO use C2nClOQ III
beg leave to can taeatsenildn of tbefsader to
testimonials in favor OF the Schnapps:
i feel bound to say that regard your SCHH APPS
as being y every respect svents
Ii the pu{est possible article OF Hosiana gln mere
tofore unobtatnable, and as such may be safely
prescribed by physicians; antv1n l. MOTT np
Pharmaceutical Chemist, New Yorf.
LOUISVILLE, KY, septepberL
] feel that we. have nov an article, OF gm suit
DR.. J. ". BRIGHT.
..schnappsr Is q remedy IN chronic catarrhal
complaints, TO- "
ItaHe great pleasure In bearing highly credit
sble testimony TO its efficacy as remedial agent
IN tho diseases for which you recon mend u.
Having Q natural tendency 70 tue mucous SUI
GnEis asahe otSshs TpSMtuaboraag atnedies in
ME ken4tohrinafy appafssas. saWAf much re.
spect, your obedlent servant,
'.:@ ;sCHAS. A. LEAS, II. D., New YORK.
No. 20 PINE STREET, n X SoE;. p, 1851,
UDol1Ho sWobTE. .EsQsa Rffseaet pkAR, EH-.a
have maus CHEMICAL 9S Oh 2, sn,snt of
had been added to the simple di5tilled spirNs.
The examip alton has resulted In the conclusion
thar the sample contained no poisonous or naitn.
fol admixtures. I have been unable to discover
any trace OF the deleterlcps substances which
Sre soae4@& smpeS 4 e tae - ,, aso,seISMsaSSdl Sdr
to recommend to Others, for. medicinal purposes.
the 'schiedam Scnhapps'' az an excellent and
upObiectiobsble variety Of gint Nesy> respectfully
y6f1fA. iSIgned) CHAE. A,SEEG8 Chemist.
- leHEHrchI AND FkdHHIcAL LABoRAToRY,(
| IS EXCHANGE PLACE, n. Y, Nov. rs 1861.s
UpotPHo WOLFE ESQ DEAF srH 5fhe Under
signed have carefully and thoroughly analysed 3
sample OF your "Aromatlc Schiedam SchapPs." !"
selected by ourselves, and have found tae sanse
free from all organic or inorganic substances,
more or LEGS Injurious to health. From the result
o! our examination we consider the article one @ o.
superior quality, healthful as beverage, and
ef1ectual In It's medicinal qualities.
Respectfully yours,
fSigned) ALEX. fRlPPEL, Chemist.
FRAacis.E e. ENG EtdtaRp'A D.
.,sls gsssals y 81 sGrqsprs $40 asssprus
UDOLPHO WOLFE'S EST,
iar9lismos Ea "a BEApEe sFkEsT,N y:
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-03-22

RIGE.-Thefe was rather. more strength nSth
merket Tor this grain; sales about 200 tierces Oh
clean Carolina say SO tierces at 7Ao. 81 at rs, ss
at sxc p f.. We quote common to fair at.7A@
fJtc, good s@SHc p fb.
= NAVAL sroREs.-There was some inquiry, with
the following sales say 26 bbs extra pale rostn,
hcw crop at 81 so y bbl; 80 bsls low paleros az
IS p Dbl; 81 bbls No rosin at 50 20; 80 oels No:
30 at 81 20; II bbls extra No! do at 81; 9S oo!s
No. do at So ., bbi "a bbls low No. Tat 81 5o; 10
Dpls dullat 81 25 q Dbl. :
ERsfauTa-To Liverpool, b. steam direct Rom-
nal on uplands; via New York, "a on up.
lands, 1d@lHd. Oh sea Islands,; by sasi
I'd on uplande, xd on sea elslands. To
dayre nominal. Coastwlse-to SeW Yori,
ST steam, nc en- uplands and &c, on ses
Aasndss$a 25 q t.erce on nee; BY sail, 1seT no:
cCtton;-p q tierce on rice; iocrF barrel on rosin
e5@s q H on lumber; ss@lo q II on timber. II
lnston, by sail, 10 p ID On upland cotton.
ID PruSldence, by sail IS q II on boards. sc
. h on cotton; by steam ~ bale ON New
Yerkrases. To Philadelphia, by'steam, 70 .
onupiands; by sail, 81 on hoards; sa On
timber, SO = ton on clay, aad sa@a 90 en- pnos.
pilates. To Baltimore, oy Steam. &c u 10 by
sail, So 5O@7 q M On boarts, ss@3 25 2 ton o.:
phosphate rick. Vessels are IN demand fbJ
ouf merchants to take lumofr fretghts frtm
Georgetowp, s. C., Darien and Satfls River, Ga.
md jacksonville, Fla., to osthern ports and $40
1t2 > M are the rates on lumber and bo srtts.
misunderstanding 80 dag bills 4.e- s.,
DoNHsrIo ExoaASex. The Hsanis purchase
4Sht checks at x@x oG, ana sell, at: u premium
'6oLD-lok@llH. 5s 3
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Is stssesipss by -RR-aAaisoa,i, March al.7
s0Iru caRor1Si pATIRoIn


est bales cotton, II bales goods, g. cars stock,
18 cars lumber. To Railroad Agent Pelzer, Rod.
.Sers o.. Geo w wiliamss6 CO. Fress Il a&tlger,
A Munigan. Geo II Waller co, A Salinas, @
VI Vile. Movry i Son. W W Smith, W 6 Court
fiey \ CO, Graeser Smith, Sloan Il Seignious, Il
sOobia d co. .,.,.-.;
soRrHEAsrEAN RAILROAD.
Z 20 bales upland and 7hsgs SEQ island cotton,
cars lumber and woon, peas. rice. cotton seed
i've stock, mdse, &c. To Geo w Williams co;
-He0 II waiter i co; Frost Adger, A J Salinas
WK kyan, Pelzer, Rodgers IL co. Naehmahns&
co, Clagiorll, Herring Il co. J a Qnackenbnsh; F
KlenlMurth, Barden & Parker, MARSHALL. Jr, P
Hudson, w G Bee Il CO, Gal'lard Minott Klnck,
Wirkenherg d CO, How ard ID ,Bro T n Il " De
wees, ] e Adger & ca. v Numyer, A Josephs, E
Bsloddard L co, K ThomilnsOn d 20, k'Welug
RaiirOad Agent, aud Order.
SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD.
- bales cotton rough rice. potatoes, mdse,
&ea Fo-# e Bee i CO. ] q h Cia1sseD, FIiDgie b
son Mhrdsngh Mathew, X KsnapaHx, E.leO
Kracke, :! Mlnlgan, Il Adams. Mrs II II SeYls.
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markets by Tesssraph.
MONEY MARKETS.


LeNDoN, March 2l-Seon. n.--ConsolsaeH. Bonds
EvenlnR-Securities unchanged. l;o-
FRANKFORT, March A.--Bonds 98z.
= NAV YORK, March sh1 qniet:
Gold Btesdy, H., Governments very steady and
DALI astocls steady and active Money easy atA.
ExcAange,l long, 9X; short 2ak "a
9r 9rEyenilgs-FFeishtsoa cotton 1<asjsd. Money
3l1 SixtgtwOs l2x; salesextremeiy. .dullt Ton
lasSees rather weak; balance sseaa8<s, re,~,l
- 13':. CsTToN llRERTs. - ~ = ~ \.
LIyERPooI, March, 4i--So6n. Cotton nrm; up.
lands 1xa1Kd. Orleans sfAa1xd; sales 10000
4aits, Bombay shipments 70 The 17sh. q. 600 bales.
sass ssss as% ?sssss :ss.a a
EEd.fsbfics STEADY.
MTYoRx, March 2l-yoon-Cottou quiet put
,ssIS5g mtadlins uplands l5c. Orleans shc; sales
Eyenhg.-Cotton elosed nrn at l5c; sales 1883
TBosrox March q. .Acoston eteiay; mhdliSgs
MIG; gross receip.s se.sssss; sases 7oo; stock
I,050
.BAlEIsoRs, March 2l.-CottOn nrmer. batnot
tie hsf; middling l4xc; net receipts go bales;
grossI2C3; exports coastwise a26; sales Asc; stocS
EoaroLK, March al.-cotton firm; n,tddiings
Rkc; net receipts It's bales; exports ccastNse
966 6bses; Gales 100; stock 6l7E
.sEZMHGTok, lanlh q Cotton firm; middling
4Skc; let ece pts 65 bales; sales So; stock 1924.
aS SAVANNAH, March 21.-Cetton hrm and In 1alr
demand; middliDg lsc; net receipts 1902 bses; ex-
Portsto Great BrIfaia $3.50; Continent $3.50; sales
500; stock 90. sos.
= 1rGgsTi, March 2l.--Cotton closed quiet and
nrm at .is3<c for niddsng; sales Sl6 saies; re-
ceipts 40. = - u :.
~ AoBiIr. March el-Ico,toa dall; mfddhnes lac;
netSsceipts 1872 bales; expoussro Continent 500;
,0ossfwise 40; sales750; sloek eo,sss.
s%E3Ws 0RLEIHs, March 2l.-Coiton quiet and
finn; snlp dlings ls1Ssalxc; pes receipts S145
bales; gross 3I89; eXp9rts 70 Great Britain 3s6S;
TO Brefen 1901; TO Havre hoo; 10 Venice ITO; 40
Gelfe 1894 SS2; saseS 72oo; Stock
PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
: LIVERPOOL March 21-Noon.-Red winter
wheat Ills 81. Corn, news 35Ss Bseeustnus nrm.
Pork sS to ses Cd. Beef lloa .,
dies 49e. Turpentine S9s.
z Nxw YORK March 2i-Noon.-flour qutee and
STEADY. Wheat shadesHrmeY Corr dull snd
nomtnaIly unchanged. PefE duh at sHf e0a2l f5.
LARD quiet nt l2Kal2xo. Turpentnt oil at b9c
Rosfn weak at 81 so for strained.
81 e8EyeDiRg.-Suuthefa nour shade finer % $1a
TOO Wbiskey lower at 9lXc. Wheat shade
LSrmer; winter red and amber Western 81 1871 a..
NW mixed Western corn 8lases Rec quiet at 81
q sasX. Perk dull and heavy. Rxtre mess oesf
SiSal7 So Lard heavy; kessie r8 TurpeHsfAe
dnli at 62 Rosfn, strxint a 81 tee, ~ II .h"-T
< ET. LOUIS. March si:-Fl0nf duh. tu3eharg.
ca Corn d, mer.S Whisxey S8sets.s .ssGgiae dpl
, ana unchanged. Pefk 81 5oe20 t5;<s Sh6oldefs
64hSx; clear sideS1lkG Lard ouM 'ssi S.s =
NEW ORLEANS, March 2l.-Got1 eastern sRfIed
ana yellow TOO; white Fea7ac Hax-pTinhe 800,
l6hoics S28 So, Porkduli ana lower at S2i fsa5R.
8aaondnh at 8, ttks1l3fc. Hams-sHgsr cured
1Sc Ylour. brsH ,1srdf sugar, rRolasses, eof-
fee, whtskey, all unchanged.
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WumIneton s7arkst.

WILMINGTON, March 20. - SrfRus TuRrsN-
rINE-Sales Of 80 casks tcity iistiilsd} at &C. and
l55 {delivered) at i1c per gallon for soashern
KosiNSsales Of 225 bbls at,s2 % for strained,
,aad 81 80 for No. q s>.-H2: -
CRUDE TUKPENrINR.-Sales Of "a bbis st. s. 80
for suft and 81 l0for hard. -
: TAR.-Sales Of ITO bbls at 81 Us per bhi
CoTToN.-Sales Of II baIes aB follows: at 10, II
1t I2x, Is at l2S%, and ~ at lSc PEI ID.
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New York Hay lfnrkct.

From the Daily Bulletin, March %: Receipts
today, 1859 bales Test terday) loo bales, instead
OF IL 0to. as cur proof readers and cemp0s,tors
been limited by the rain this morning; prices are
pretty firm at 81 loa1 Is. at lowes. price bay can
be hough: for cash, but sellers generally tly and
quality, but the poorer grades rule low: Straw Is
In good demand and steady.
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nuyy york Rice Marhet.

From the Daily Bulletin, Ma ch. 20: AS the trade
requires stock they are picking up snah lots OF
both domestic and foreign AZ former rates, but
there Is no activity. Supplies moderase. aud #tl
part with them. Sales OF 140 bags Rangoon at
yJkc; and retail lois Carolina at 8xa8x&.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-03-22
The Norsolk Grain Market.

NORFOLK, March l&-CoRN:-There was q
moderate degree of activity In the marsetto.dsy,
and the prices obtained snow no variation freIn
those OF Yesterday. The sales are about Zoo
sbusheH white, bringing s41sc and yellow SIC.
q Ox1s.-we learn or q sale Of 5000 bushels to day
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-03-22

VOTES Schiedana schnapps.
Is initiated and counterfelted, and purchasers WILL
have to use caution in purchasing.
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oomMEROIAL NEWS.
ExportS.

1rvxRpoo1-PeT bark Aidas-1Ass bales upianea
cotton, 25o bags cotton SEED, Soo IONS phospAN'''
rock. pa,t,nore-
SS8, 8,le1 feet hmber. .a~or-sA
NEW YeRk-Per steamship James aotsen IA
tcs rice 64 bales domestIcs, lS5 SACKS cot.Oa
afbblarosin, SO packages green peas oepaeAAse'
sundrieB. f,.rr,.ns aIs too
,a. oso S.ioS cntfon is bales do2estics, 1l& bols
fosln. hhds and bales hides, oooedeet lumber,
70 aEH gaSsls kssR.NPer schr Thosndike- aoo
feet lumber.
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Wolfe's Schiedam' Schnapps
:. Is good for Gout. " 80
Wolfe's Schiedam Schnapps
Is good for ali Urinary complaints,
W Wolfs,s schiedafn sehnapps
!. is recommended by all the Medical Faculty.

Votes Schiedans SchnaRps.
Is good for Collie and pain in the stomach.
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.iWmmM.

The eDIAMONDcLIaSES, nanufactursd BY J. z.
SPENCER &EorEsw fofHk which n . neE edefeo
to the public, are eproloQRce6 al thA 0elapEAie6
Opticians OF the world TO be the most PerfsQ Na-
tHfM 1rtffttai helt 70 the human eye eSef khnHn.
> They are ground untler their OWN supervise
from minute, sta2o Pebbles, inel1na fQgesaer,
and derive their name. Diamond on account
or tneif Kffdness and brfiSnct.'.
stracted brings the core or centre OF the lens d.
rectly in 'front.' Of the eye producing clear ana
distinct vision, as IA fhe natural, heakhy hghT
and tfsrertiAg-Rn unpleasant sensations, sHch tn
glimmering and watering OF siCht, dizziness, DC,
peculiar 10 all others III use.
fney are mounted tn the finest manner, In
narres OF thahest gaallty,;of all rnsterials used
for that purpyse.: Thelr finish and durability can
not be surpassed. ...,....'=,a-
trade marx stamped On every frame. u 30
$50, JAMES ALLAN, ,..-s,-
Dealer In Watches. Jewelry,
| Sterling Shvcfware 6rd Opticat Goods,
No. 3Qf King stfeat.
ta-mwslu Chsfleston g. @.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-05
THE PACIFIC COAST.

The American Medical Association WrangIi ling
About Women Practifioners-El Election Of
Oficers-Munihcent Donation TO tine Pres
bytelian Memorial Fund.
SAN FRANCISCO, May A. 1871.
The members OF the American Medical Association
are having lively fight over q resolution on the
admission OF female delegates, though no applicants
are In attendance.
The second prize has been awarded to DR.. Benja-
MN Howard, OF New York, for an essay on the
direct method Of artificial respiration for the treat
ment Of persons apparently dead from suIi0cation.
from drowning or from other causes. The first has
been awarded to DIR. E. X. Taylor OF sacramento
for an essay on the chemical constitution OF the
bile.
Dr. Henry A. Martin, OF Boston, chairman OF the
Committee on Vaccination, was removed for using
Insulting language towards the association In an
article on vaccination which he had published III
the Homeopathic Journal.
The following officers were elected for the year,
President, II. w. Yande Kentucky; Vice Presl-
dents, Thomas NJ. Logan, California: q. Lives, Ala
bama X. M. Mitchell, Alabama; j. X. Bartlett, Wis
cousin: Assistant secretary, d. Murray, Chester;
Librarian, +. A. Ashford. Philadelphia; Treasurer,
G. weston. The association Will meet next year III
Philadelphia
Sc John PRESBYTERIAN church Of this city, Of which
the Rev. Dr. Scott IL pastor, has raised SIS, 600 Ia
apply to the five million memorial fund. This Is
double the entire apportonment for California, and
the church having only 162 members IL IL claimed
Us the banner church Of the Union.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-05
TORNADO AT BATON ROUGE.

Terrific Storm nj Baton Rouge-Grcat De-
sfructiOn Of PrOperty-A Portion Of the
Penitenfiary Blown DOwn-Escape of Con.
victs-Injury TO Public Buildines-Planta-
tiOns Ruined-Severnl Lives Lost.
NEW ORLEANS, May 4, 1871.
tornado swept over Baton Rouge and vicinity
on Tuesday, causing great destruction Of property.
Trees were uprO0tcd, and bricks and planks were
whirled In the air. The north and south walls Of
the Penitentiary the roof OF the shoe factory and the
cells in the south wing OF the building were blown
away. The whole second story and roof Of the
storehouse OF the United States Arsenal, with 306
feet OF the laboratory "a frame buding and the roof
OF one Of the powder magazines, were rent In frag-
ments. The roof was torn from the Catholic
church and the cemetery fence was demolished.
large number OF frame houses were unroofed and
received other damage.
The sugar house and number or cabins on the
plantation OF Joseph Bernard were blown down, and
one negro was Killed and several were drowned
The sugar house, gin house and cabins the
plantation of James McCoen were all destroyed,
and many coOred persons were severely injured.
The sugar house and the cabins on the plantation
OF w. S. Pike were blown down and two colored
men we're killed and a number were wounded.
Many boats and fats laden with coal were sunk
The loss Will reach 100000.
During the storm some OF the convicts escaped
from the prison, but they were speedily recaptured
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-05

JAY GOULD IN Court. There was another
field day into Erie mysteries yesterday, held in
the presence of the Master. Books and papers,
and clerks and bookkeepers to explain the
entries as to shares and bonds, convertible
and unconvertible stock, &C., appeared in
Court. Mr.. Gould himself also put in an APP
pearance, and was relieved from the order of
arrest on giving bonds In $40, 900 that himself,
the required books of the office, and whatever
officials of the company may be summoned to
give testimony during the continuance of the
examination, shall be in attendance when called
on. The examination yesterday was altogether
with regard to entries appearing on the books,
and had extremely little interest to the large
audience that filed the court room, aud that
anticipated developments of more interest
Ing and exciting character. The case will be
resumed to-day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-05
WEATHER REPORT.

WAR DEPARTMENT.
OPPICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, d. G., May 5-l:2o A. M.
Synopsis J0r the Past T,ce,stv.fouT Hours.
The barometer is rising slowly on the Pacific
coast, with cloudy weather. The lowest pressure Is
now IN Upper Canada, with minor depression IN
the southern States. The barometer remains nigh.
but Is slowly falling on Lake Superior and in Maine.
The northeast winds and heavy rams have con-
tnued on Lake Michigan and the Fast and South
east TO the Atlantic. Clearing up weather Is now
very generally prevalent In the Interior, but heavy
rains still continue on the entire Atlantic coast,
with BRISK northeast winds In the Eastern States.
Probabilities.
IL IL probable that on Friday northwest winds
with cloudy aud clearing weather win prevail iron,
Lake Erie southwark ana westward. Eeasterly
winds, followed ny southwest winds and abating
rams III the Made and Eastern States.