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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1871-11-03
A stupid exquisite. at wedding, wish
ed the bride many happy returns of the
occasion"

A little FIVE year old boy was being in.
structed in morals by his grandmother.
The old lady told him that all such terms
as "by golly," "by jingo,' "by thunder :
etc, we're only little oaths, and but little
better than other profanities. In fact,
she said he could tell profane oath by
the prefix by" All such were oatns.
"Well, then, grandmother" said the lit
tie hopeful, ''is by telegraph which
see in the newspapers, swearing p No.
said the old lady, that's only lying"
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-06
GIVEN III As LOST,

Tho second thing Is, tho PATIENTS NUT stay In q
possible % prevent tikin Guild when the lungs
are diseased. hut " must he prevented or n euro
especially in ihls section Uf the Country, IN tho
fal nni winter season, nto nll wrong. Physi-
tients, " their lungs Mt. badly diseased nnd Yet,
because they are IN tho house they must ntf
as much aid as fast as tic strength VIII bear 10
get IN good circulation Of bl,-'d The pat tents
we'll TSi. ss great deal g d. With Tue Sp p
t.t", and ~ the great point o. Hain.
po.siDnlty N The WORT eases, aud moral e,r.
ian.I ~ nI others. - ,inial, Or. sSh.ness PR:
Wa IN th"s" modest wotusi
Many Year. NJ. Was In tho last STAGES %
tme ins phys,c,ans ,,ousht that cuu.i nvs .sve
ws"ki Then. IKE "a drowning man catching at
which nov urrr ~ The public, and thcy made
perfect cure 1T me. u seemed % me that
Thoy mon ripcncd the matter IN my lungs, and
you'd spli W. inur. than u pint uf offensive
'" Ns SOON ~ that h-gnn a. rubside, my cough,
fever, pans and nig.,t sweais MI began a. leave
wiia ailueulty that 1 cyuid keep fn'm eating too
much ! SUM gained 10Y strength, and have
ri va. Wsishoi rnmtiy aft,r my recovery"
added tna Doctor, "taCH looking hk. "a Insrc
,tSln az "s r, '' ~ Hmnyr. ss ss
iNpnlyHyc ,2lN . auo,, ana tor yuITs nave On.
,uyed uninterrupted Itulth,'
lir. s'ucH'a hi' Discontinued ~ professional
yis.ts O. = ~. NHfx trt Bot %. tlT ~ hls son.
In. =. ~. ~cheucI, Jf, ttlll cuntiuuc ~ see pei
i-,t. % tuvir once. NJ. 70 North Sixth str','t.
phiiadl iba, every SATURDAY ltrinF Al, To a. ~,
1uue" w. WITH q trurouEh "NHminnil"n with
'ns Huftsii Htnrtrr viii b. Cnpfgru ~, The a. D.
pruuet-r uac'gr's the cNact clnditioh - the
Ihn.f, and pItiuuts can tvtGuy learn Hhcth.r
ltHS Mr. sftrtnlr or nj.
The lin items az ukirg Tie medicine. .arc
rd ti'rI 'hv ~ pl,lgCnCr oven ui O CHILD. INi.
low tp.., i'rteauns, ,nd kind Mature VI dotlo
rrsi, ing that ~ suuie eases the Mandrake
fiii- g.. Uu tascn M inCrcrred doses tta
t'.r| f.'.t.. Irr- Uycl 40 ether accom- paElneIts
tfHH fI. HWpr iurtrnvtuns tiHt accumytny
Z. '..t create appetite, 81 returning
=. 100 'arHr y no most a"lrnms ympionl
Nu"1 .e .ur,. NJ " WIZ come, lee the DESPAIR
~ H,sH. De- Z gasi cheer, ,,o1u iiO,d at once
fd..'e fHf c0u-', iin.ens the nigbt sweat is
N .ft 3D. l "a "a uule bot1 of ihcsc morbid
s'1ypiuN'z rst zone fnfpvCr.
10. ~tH"n ,.s medicines are con tnntiy Kent IN
tons o. Hsslggs uf families. A. n laxative ~
pU.-4tltt. l.y Aapdruk" t'ih- are q standard pre-.
l'n't.uu WHhi tpr faiunnic sSTuI, rs cnI"
ct .Ausns ma q its mas he REGARDED ~ pm.
Ply..ct'i $3.50 n's rpu'uinpsi "A IA any OF III
HWrfH
Ir.. at tao pulannic syrup ana Sea-wecd
Tonic. a. % hittle, or ss.Si u h.lf duzeE. Man.
Syaan i'!4i., y o-nis box. iof hsie ~ all cruk.
. -f- a.. ! ,'ta''ir,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-06
NIX, joseph ". s.tWpNCR'e SIMPLE
TILA TMkNC.


ei.m- medicine, they would y it have fallen.
l'f. SCIenCk has Ia u.s suHIl a..a yts,srl that
Wherever suffrient vitihty romans, tigt yitui-
~, nv h's medicines ana hla directions Tor thpir
use, = luickencd into tUulthful yigur
In th,S statement there " nuthinI prcsump.
tC"us. 10 the faith 81 TAO Invalid Is made no
rclFpsen'ytlrn thut ~ not u thousand times sub-
stuntittrd by living aud visible works. Tho
Theory ~ the cure by Dr. Schenck'- medicines
- h7 simple NJ " IL nr'nilIuL. It, philosophy re-
CURES n1 argument. Itis ,ali-is sutipg, -,if.cun-
ViuVtny
ne s,,i-wecd Tonic and Mandrake Pills arc tho
'tr,i tN' weapons Wit which the citadel uf tho
mandy - tssailed. Two tiirl- of the cases vi
CiiisIiuptiun originate IN dNsrcpsi1 AMI u funo.
tlnGtiy Hi- 'fdcfcd liver. With this condition
the bronchial tubes "symrrthtge - with the
stuG.arh. Tauy rcspnnd &, the inurhinC action
~ ttu liver. Here then comes the eliminating
syNutrfs Of
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-06
A suPrLY or GOOD BLOOD.

The Sca.wcci Tonic. IN conjunction with tho
pul., pvrineatcs and nsslmilnics with the food.
thyiiucitiun Is now pr,gressing without its pro.
Ntius fortunes. Dlscstlun becomes painless, and
tile Curr Nv eocn 10 Oc ut lnnu. There l. ~ in,ro
Nutui"ncc, ne .kaCcfbutiUn ~ the stomach. An
appetite sets In.
Nrwc rmes tho greatest Flood Purifier ever yet
given by an IN luiEeut father to suffering man.
tchenck'- Pulmunic syrup comes IN L. perform
Its functions ana a. hasten and complete the
cure. u enters ~ once up',N Its work. Nature
ctu not be cheated. 10 collects and ripcn- tho
Impaired and diseased portions ui the lungs.
attn. form OF gathetlDgs, u prepares them for
CSp,cturaiiun, and 10! Ia avery SHIRT time tho
maludy IL Sunquishod. tho rotten throne thnt IL
occupied u renovated AMI nude new, ana tho
patient, In nl tho dgnity OF rienined vgor, steps
forth IL enjoy the nIauhyvi ot woninnhuud that
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-06

The work Of cure Is now beginning, Tho Vita.
ted and mucous deposits IN the bowels and Ia the
1lWentnry canal are elected. The liver, llko
q CLOCK, !, wound W.. IL urouscS from It, torpid
ity. the stomach nets rC-ppns,ypiy, and the
paticnt bcRins " ierl thnt no ls rcttln. ut last
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-06

81. FLOUR.-The market is firm u, prices
within the range Of previous quotatio ns.
6slss were
s24 bbA various grades, on
ordefa ..............S3 I5lalS 90
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-06
CONSUMPTION.
LEAVE no STING BEHIND"

The Mandrake rIl,sure composed 81 one II NM
lures uublvst gitts-thc pudupbillum peltntum.
They possess al tho Misunderstanding, alternative
properties Of calUuncl, but, unikC Caiumei, they
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-06
SA,It, - a -.- 3. =, "a p! -.,..
It's Cure and lis Preventive
- J, = sCHEMcX. I'D.

dAny HunuiHu po.a. hits passed. "A ylr for whose
ssLiA tlrtr was no uJnpI reason than the neglect
X KNOWN snd !nuisnuttrty lnurOn means pf cur,,
Those n'Tir uiid dcrr g. l.tmtlv and friends arc
eietp,u- TIE ~ 'nni,r-' sUnlt or into which, hta
thCy VsutNN uJVytp.
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clear and Harmless as Water.
NATTANS' CRY ,TAL DISCOVERY
FOR THE HdyR

A PERFECTLY clear preparation in on.
"A bottle, a. easily applied as water, for re-
eto'lng to Gray Hair 1ts Laturxl color AMI
!onthfui appearance; to eradicate and pre-.
vent oandruff; to promote the grow, Ii oi the
!air and st"p it's falling out. IT Is ENTIRELY
HARMLESS anu perfectly free from any poison.
Gus substance. aud will therefore take the
place 81 all tue dirty and unpleasant prepara-
,ious now i'll use. Numerous testimonials
have been sent us from many OF our most
prominent citizrns. IL everything IN which
| the articles now in use are OBJECTIONABLE
crystal Discovery is perfect. 1t 10 warranted
| tJ contain neither Sugar OF Lead, Sulphur or
Nitrate OF Silver. 1t does not soil the clio thes
| or scalp, IL agreeably perfulned and makes
que vi the best dressings for the Hair in use
| 1t restores the color OF the Hair more per-
| fsct and uniformly than any other prepara-
tion, and alwavs docs 30 in from three TO ten
days, virtually feeding the roots Of the Hair
with all the nourishing qualities necessary to
lts growth and healthy condition; 1t restore.
| the decayed and induces a new growth OF the
hair moro positively than anything else. The
application OF this wonderful discovery also
| produces pleasant and cooling effect on the
scalp, and gives the Hair pleasing and ele.
CANT appearance.
We call especial attention to the fact that a
| limited number of small trial bottles can be
had by those wishing to try it. You will no.
tice that in pursuing this course, our aim il
to convince by the actual merits OF the article
ARTHUR NATrANS, Inventor and Propri-
etor, Washington. u. q. For sale in Colum.
bia by DR.. G. II. Mot, and Druggists gene.
rally Nov 24i1
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"A Pittsbure despatob record. .ho

.AyPittsburg despatch records the mar.
rlage., BY proxy, in that city, on Satnr.
day last. of Ferdinand de Guinnez.
Spanish Charge d'Affaires at Rome. and
Miss Lelle Addison. The bridegroom
was represented by substitute, the late.
Prlme Munster, nvailing himself of q
privilege granted under a law of thu
chnrch, having appointed a brother OF
the bride to represent him. It is stated
that this 10 the first ceremony of the
kind ever performed in this country.
although not uncommon III Europ.
The lady sails for Europe III few days
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/ FeaAnSss1 SSS. c7zz nssSaSa.
i OuEnzh.Asa o. Msvrmt,ert28 Sale.
nf COTTON. to-day. 40 bales--middiiue
L1vsRpoon. November 28-8 P. M
Cotton opsned arw and is now stroug--
uplands 9K@91S; Orleans 9%; sales
IL. 600 bales; speculation aud expor,
9. 0O0; shipping 1t Savannah 91f
i LIvRRPoUn. November 23-EveniaS.-
Cotton closed strong-uplands exc
'1ss Gosnos' 4srSyS SaySsmber 2sLNoop.-oon
soils 1885,.
NEW York, November 28-Noon.
Sales of futures, last. evening. 1900
bsles. as follows: November 18h,
1s '7.1e; December l8 7.I8; January
1873, Is 11.l6; February 18 Is 16, 1877;
April 1873. 19L. Stocks dull and heavy.
Gold 10A. Governments steady but
dull. States quiet but firm. Money
easy, at 6@6. Sterling-long 9L; short
1915 Flour dull and dropping. Wheat
quiet and heavy.s Corn dull and un-
changed. Pork steady. Lard quiet.
Cotton quiet but strong-uplands 18%;
Orleans 10 05s; sales ], 300 bales. FreiRhts
firm. /.
p. M.-Ootton quiet; sales 1874
bales - uplands 1877; Orleans 195S.
Flour-Southern quiet and heavy; COM
mon to fair extra 6 6SOC07. so: good to
choice 7.55@9.55. Whiskey 81. Wheat
unsettled and l@2c. lower r-winter red
Western 1.60@1.64. Corn heavy and
10. lower. Rice frm, at S@9. Pork ir-
regular, at 12.9O@13.OO. Lard steady.
Freights steady. Money in increased
demand, at GOT; on stocks 5@6; on Go.
vernments, the stringency is attributed
to the shipment of currency South and
West to move cotton and pack hoge.
Discounts S@12. Sterling lower, at ga
9a. Gold lO5s@10T. Gold room very
quiet. Governments quiet and slightly
lower. New South Darolinas frmer;
cshers steady; South Carolinas 37Hs; new
IL. Sales Of futures to-day, 1.150 bales,
December 1876, 1917, Tic: jam.
ery l8 9.16, l8 ll-16. l5sl, 181: Febru.
ary 1877, 1915. 19. lS Is. Is; March 1917.
1876; April 1916. 1885; May 1851,
1919.
ST. LOUIS. November 23.-Whiskey
69M. Pork lower, at 1897. Bacon
quiet Lard 8L@SA.
CINCINNATI, November %. Flour
aud corn steady. Pork unchanged.
Lard dull. Bacon higher, with sales at
7H(@7M. Whiskey higher, at 80.
LoU1sv111E. November 23.-Bagging
weak. Provisions quiet. Whiskey SO.
NoRRo1K, November 23.-Cotton
firm-low middling 17]S91756; receipts
l,545 bales; sales 200; stock iii.
AUGUSTA, November 23--Cotton
firm-middling 17H; receipts 1000
baIes; sales 1000.
MOBILE. November %. Cotton strong
-middIing 1874; receipts 1884 bales;
sales l,00U; stock 80. .SO8.
PHILADELPHIA. November 23.-Cotton
firm-midfillng l524@19.
GALVESTON. November 23.--Cottop
eady-good ordinary 16; receipts l, ,582
bales; sales 1000; stock 80, $50.
Boston, November 3-.Cotton firm
miadlinY l9A@l9ss; receipts 759 bales;
|Sles 4OD; stock 7.uUU
New ORLEANS, November % Cotton
,ctive-m,ddling 1879; receipts 4,l7O
o"le~; sales 6UU; stock 10l.759
SAVANNAH November % Cotton
stronY-middllng l6; receipts 3,7y3
"ales; sales 800; stock &c, $40.
WILMINGTON, November 23.-Cotton
4uiet-mlddLng l8; receipts 81 bales;
,aes 1866; stock 4l6
BALTIMoRs. N ,vember % Cotton
very hr'u-m,idilng 1875: receipts 5lS
nales; rules 1855; stock 4. .7li8
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'EmIAIzica-H:l e |. v. 3. R.HE::Tl.T l:,;. 9: 3;
.rsfsiva'fX nnIrjs

,,rUtelHo huA1vSys -,
aa8 NOON DISPATCHES. 4, "
TIE CASE OF THE HORNET r-Rkv1LuyrofSA SAR,
lTRAssTOHoIEIsA INOREAsINar-sKArsR
DRowNKD; 80. ,'AO. al. E.l Il s,s &.
PORT Az. PRiNon, 6TH, VIA HAVANA
Novembsf he CASE OF the stetii
Hornet remaips Unchanged. The Spa.
nsshsship .of-war, Oharracca remains .iu
the port The Spanish Consul is on
board and sick. Tie Spanish iron.c clad
manSof-war Saragoasa is expected. The
!Hsyttens have reinforced the garrison.
IN the ,fotts here. and placed guns in DO.
sitlon. and troops are being held in
readihesa for, active service.
President Soget continues his North.
ern tour. andiaeyefywhere received en-.
Enthusiastically.
lCoHae is in demand, and the price has
an upward tendency. >a!A NAt 7s42N 81
pARACAs, November 8, VIA HAVANA.
November 11.-Genefai F1ikss; AZ shs
mead OF sae army. has iets hssaz.oioi foT
the purpose Of restoring peace, in Trix
iilo.a Generals Castro, Oalina and Alcan-
torswieh 4. GOO men, are marching AGAINST
tRe Sre volutiohists under Herras8. who
are reported to number 8. 600. President
01ezman Blanoo ia collecting troops at
Caracas to march 'against ,Cindad.
San DoAnNao, November g. VIA HA.
vANA, November 22.--Pfesident Baez is
still travelling North. i. It is reported
that he will visit the British, Charge
SAas:ss. .or. the purpose of claiming
$4,000 expenses in the steamer Telegrafo
case ~ NJ. 3,4,.'sss !ssT5,. ,..-, . -. :
Shocks Of earthquake were felt on the
3Oth ult. at Domtca. St. Vincent, ST.
Luoie and other islands
LONDON. November 23.-.The indispo.
sitiop ioi the, Prinoe,of Wales continues.
His physicians state his symptoms to be
OF typhoid fever. He passed rather an
uncomfortable night. 11a., !a ~
NIGHT DISPATCHES
LONDON. November 8.AA bulletin,
thisDvening. signed BY the physicians,
states that the Prince is suffering from
an attack Of typhoid fever. The symp-
toms are not alarming.
The winter lis unusually early. Two
skaters were drowned at Farnaworth,
this evening.
.CoasrANTMopnR. November 2a.-The
weather is unfavorable, and cholera is
increasing. M f'
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Law Notice.

VIE undersigned have formed partner
l. snip III the practice OF law, under the
style of
RION & THOMAS,
tnd will give Ca, eful consider alton and at
G. ntion 70 any business entrusted to their
oharye OfBcs ut baurketts building, Oh
NV Range
JAMES Il lIoN JOHN v THuMAs
UoLuMBIA. = O., November IL, 1871
NUv21 emo
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only
out be
to abnchch
tho Inh
the
of
nees
o
rhour.- -
POCKET
Sk INFO
rSou.hC Carolina
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5S5sso,sis ] = andshyo.ss,
LEATHER ETCo Q ''s.ss

nxt.@ ~ THE old house of p. n, FL /.
N\ NioAE, who for twenty years
sneSsr failedEo Give sstisSoc,inn LISA aan
III every y, anoh. is now opened by his sons.
and they will cunduot the business on the old
plsn-keep nothing but afst olass goods.
quick sales and short profits o'
z. II. FLANAGAN will superintend the Ma-
nufsot9rtnR Department, and will be pleased
TO SEQ his old friends and customers
Our stook consists Of Mems. Boss', Youths.
Ladies', Misses' and Ohildren's
Shoes OF all Styles and Varieties.
fair share of the patronage 30 HbersIIy be.
slowed on their iather. Go and see then.
All shoes exchanged or money refunded
street. - -"' '''
FIVE First Class. s.BOOT-MAKERS wanted.
NOV ~ ". T. FLANAGAN & co.
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,q:. - GREAT SOUTHERN sa1
"PRBIGHF AND PASSENGER LINZ LIN +,
CHARLESTON, S. @.
BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK, BOSTON,,
AND ALI THE NEW ENGLAND mANUFAoTuRlNa CITIES.
r1zz1 7r"rs AEgaaEBz5az@zH sEaHlzzHz Ez== TEX.
Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays.
t" EhEeANT s4A1ERooM AccoM4oDA zxoas
'',... . : ). Hour. ;N ...:.. !. charleston.
TOTAL CAPACITY.
The South Carolina Railroad COMPANY.
s1 % a .ss e s: s
FcHARLHsron
% ] s s .ss
,,luulrr1, ToNEw YORK.
$;s;:s' Commander S S.... s."..
JAMES, 3s%si SpeET SsETy Commander
l'5zsSs Sss! S6S;.5S ss.ss 5s
vna1n1. TO PH11ADHhrH1A n1as nsv'' e'''''D : y
hunt Commander hHf5hH T. anoa1s, Commander
SAILING DA7 Go9HTEaA1 AGENT Charleston. s. O.
rA19SS Commander AAnx5asD ;osas1 Commander
tton. mmander Sailing pays-Eve Fifth psv
low TshHoS as
THROUGH LADING AND THROUGH TICKETS
Gsn be had all the principal Railroad
S:s f; $5s: ss e
h sa s S Ssn hsiG.s 6 H and their
s: s;;s;ss 'a: y. @ $ s
S5 s $ "a ss sss,s ,'s o
ss h @ sta @ ,;: ss ss
;;; ;::.; s!: i. @ sE:$s$ s
zaiosd &c cha,. M ton s. g.
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Double Strong.

Double Strong.
k>OR the winter season, will brew all
l. DOUBLE STRONG BEER. Drink
Heegers' unadulterated Double Strong Beer,
aud you get the worth of your money This
deer IL also put up in bottles, aud for sale at
81 90 per dozen.
havo also received supply OF the Justly
celebrated PAEOAKE-regardcd the best
chewing Tobacco. JOHN @. SEEGEKS.
Nov Is
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Guns, Pistols. Etc.

l INFORM my friends and
TX public in gennral that I have
~and am now prepared prep to 'i tur. I
nish all In want OF GUNS, Rifles and Ret ca t.
ers, OF latest styles and best qualities, Am
munitlon and Sportsmen's Apparatus, OF nil
kinds and descriptions, at reduced prices.
REPAIRING done at short nouco.
Nov P. ". KRAFT. Main street.
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i o o x

Toys, Candies, &c.
NOYS Of all kinds and descriptions, plain
and fancy Candies. Nuts. Lemons, Figs,
Jellies and Canned Fruits.
br. ad, Cakes and kolls. fresh every morn
ing, at P. W. KRAFT,S.
Nov Main strect
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Newspapers, Periodic ais. &

Newspapers, Periodic ais, &c.
NALL at dIBSON'S Book and Newspaper
~ Depot, next door to Pollock House,
where the latest New York, Phiadoiphia,
charleston and city papers. together with all
tho latest Novels. Song Books, DO, are kept
constantly on hand. Nov 81 6
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-08

NEW YORK.. .June 7.-coton heavy .nd cru, -
lower sales 1928 bales: Midre nniands Of u iGsi gee
F1our-sales 5000 bbs; State and Wesfernlstess,av
at 3 go y2 80; Round hoop Ohio IS d 90: IVES
tern 6 80 q Z IS: Southern extra rs a co. Wheat
frmer; sales IS 900 busl.; No. Spring 80 "a So;
Amber site "a @ 81. Corn scarce and firmer ;
tern 20 "a 70; good 10 choice do 7oi "a 7aH o".S
% new mes 10 IL @ 10 %; prime u Oh a 10 20
State II al 2sc Whskey oniet Wesiarn tra az g. ~
Rice quiet Carolina a a. srSsr iss see sSc
Muscovado go 10; iair to good refining "a "a 9ac9
Coffee dull Rio Is a. t6c Naval Stores.Sniriss Tnr
- ss fsr sauy az .ot y 4tc hosln steady at 60
g % Constrained; Petroleum finn; crude 15c; re-
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-08
TxLNe.RApuIn 1r Cm..


The Omaha Tribune with which Hon. Jos.
b. Hall of this city was connected has been
united with its opponent, the Republican.
Two " hite men and enc negro were scalped
by the Indians near Fort Mcpherson Satur-
day. ~.a+-...t
The small pox in Buenos Ayres at the end
of April was unabated. Two hundred deaths
are reported per day. a
The stone abutment and iron gierder bridge
over the river Meath, three miles west of Paris,
Ontario, gave way Monday night, precipitat-
ing twenty.four freight cars into the creek. No
one was hurt
Two boys have been arrested for the stoning
to death Of a Chinaman in San Francisco
The naval court martial at Kittery adjourn
ed yesterday. Nv w s.
Renneck, who shot his son in Kittery, Tues
day, has been bound over in $1,000. The
wounds are not dangerous.
Strikers have been making some distur-
bance in Washington and Georgetown, princi-
pally on the coal wharves.
Jean Georges kehel, the distinguished Ger
man navigator, died in Bremen Tuesday.
Government bought million dollars worth
OF bonds at Ill 63 100 to Ill 9O.1OO.
Ex-senator Warner Of Alabama. declines
the New Mexico gOvernorship.
VIM. Wood has been appointed commission
er for widening Broadway, in place of Stewart
| dau AIOuSO WIN nave SuCCoSSlVtly u6Cllu6u.
Horace Greedy arrived in New York yester.
day noon.
The New Brunswick government has Sc
lected three of its members to confer with
Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island SO as
secure united action against the Washington
treaty.
The New Jersey Railroad and traHsporta
ton Co., has ratified perpetual lease of its
road to the Pennsylvania railrord pany, for
ten per cent. on the capital stock. =.
Judge Blatchford has granted a discharge in
Bankruptcy to Culver, Penn & Co., who failed
lie 1867 for upwards Of two million dollars, in
volving several banking establishments in the
oil region of Pennsylvania in complete ruin.
The Rabbinical convention now in session
10 Cincinnati, are discussing the matter of
having ministers educated in English to ex-
pound their doctrines. The meeting also re-
solved to put the Jewish church against any
movement in Europe or in this country favora-
BILE to the union of church and state.
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-08

lSDecla1 Dispatch by International Line
BOSTON, June 7.-fReported for the Press. 1.-The
following is a list OF prices quoted this aiterr oon
Domestic--Ohlo aud Pennsylvania pick-lo,k 20 "a
723 dochoce Xxx 57ld62c; fine 56 q SIC; medium
% q soc; coarse 80 % 55c; Michigan extra and Xxx
"a 0 Soc; fine 80 q Bic; medium "a a sec; COM
mon e2c; other common Oh q 0Oc; other West
ern fne aid extra 81 q 55c; medium 81 @1 sic; COM
mon 81 g SIC; pnlled extra 45 a Soc: superfne as
az Oc No. at IS q 45c; eombne fleece at 81 a 6Oc
California at "a "a 26c; Texas at 25 az 4Oc: Canada
comb9g 81 q SIC; Smyrna washed at 20 "a 35c, I'M
washed " @ zoe; BuenOs Ayres at 25 0D 40; Cape Of
Good Hope At SO q 40c; Mesze pulled so q 75c. :
Remarks-The market is quiet and firm and very
full range OF price continue to be sustained tor all
kinds CT domestcs In the West. The excitement is
unprecedented and is likely to continue until the bulk
OF the Clip passes into dealers, manufacturers or
sp culators hands The tendency of the market is
still upward although no material change Tor a lew
days. In New York the manu- iacturers are ready to
purchase whenever they can tint anything suitable;
from the West advicts conflict little in some par
ticuars, but all speak Of very fem feeling on the
part OF the farmers and oil the presence of an ample
number OF buyers. In Phiiade pha the new clip
is beginning to come forward, but the receipts thus
far have been Of relatively unimp9rtaut character;
the stock OF old, both here throughout the West and
on the s. aboard is about exhausted. There is goo
Inquiry from the manufacturers and SPECTATORS and
the new clip is taken fast it arrives at Iull fig
ures, but the want of stacks restrict operators.
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-08
METEOROLOGICAL.

s WAsHINGTON, June TT 80 p. M-Synopsis
of the past "a hours.-The weather remains
sensibly unchanged west of Missouri The area
of the lowest barometer has moved from Cana
da eastward and extended this afternoon sud-
denly southwark to Chesapeake bay. The
barometer has risen slightly on the upper
lakes and in the southwest. The temperature
has fallen on lakes Erie and Ontario, and less
SO westward of Illinois and Wisconsin. The
area of rainy and threatening weather has adj
vanced from Ohio and tennessee to the Mid.
die and Western states. Fresh southerly
winds are reported from the latter coast and
north-westerly Winds prevail from Lake Onta-
rio to Lake Superior and southwards to Ten.
nessee. s<FkE skE Es%E
night on the Atlantic coast to be followed by
brisk south westerly winds. Partially cloudy
weather with westerly winds is probable for
Thursday from New York to the Mississippi
River and to the Gulf ,=-.s esaa