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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-17
WEEKLY STATESMAN.

1t is the independent exponent of an indie
pendent people. 1t is their mouth-piece
and reflects prominently their feelings and
interests.
And now we ask our friends everywhere
to aid US in extending still further these
principles, by their patronage and encour.
agement.
Our columns are read every week by
thousands Of persons, there are still other
thousands who ought to read them, but do
not. We want them also on our lists. The
people need information on current events
and it should be sought in the best and most
reliable channels. Hence we ask our friends
to aid usin increasing our subscription lists
and thereby assist in educating and purify.
ing the public mind, morally, religiously,
and politically.
The tines are eventful-even sadly so
and it requires a fearless expression of pop,
ular sentiment to restore true peace, prosper
~ and social order to the people at large
Every family and every good citizen is in
crested in the speedy restoration of the
country to its former position of natona
grandeur and dignity, which under tn,
guidance of the fathers and defenders Of til,
Republic--Jeier5on, Madison, jackson
Clay, Webster, Clayton, Benton and othe
noble patriots,--gaye personal security t,
every one, aud led the ration forward t,
prosperity and renown.
} henry ECKEL,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-17
FOSTERS
GREAT REMEDIES.

We are now manufacturing and selling In large
quantities, both wholesale and retail, the following
Great Remedies Of our manufacture which We WAr-
rfnt will do everything which they are sold .tri
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-17
Dela@are gtats Snurnal
AMERICAN NEWS.

Yellow fever is abaiing In Charleston D
In Ocunee County S. c. oak bark brings
S. cord. r
The tobacco crop of Prince Georges Co.
Nd, is extra good this season.
All the Cabinet officers at Washington, at
tended the session Nov. l4th.
A land turtle known TO be "a years OF age
resides In the neghborhood OF Salem.
F,ehteen canoes full of Indians and furs
passed Dubuque recently bound Tor 81.
Louis.
George Bolts, tue murder erof pet"
Halstcd IL TO be hung at Newark N. j. Dec
2lst.
The Chinese consul is investigating the re
cent massacre OF his countrymen al Los An
geles.
Fisk p. Brewer, OF Connecticut, has been |
appointed United States consul at Praeus
Greece.
Hon. E. Joy Morris late Minister to Con-
stautinople lectures IN Chester Pa TINS
evening.
The bark Annie Kimban left charleston
Nov. 10Th with , 1888 bales aud "a bags oil
cotton.
The catholic Church trouble at Hudson
N Y. is about drawing to an amicAOle SET
tltment.
The smallpox has made its appearance
iu Washington d. G, The first victim hVes
on Pennsylvania avenue.
The Virginia LEGISLATURE just elect Will
commence lis session on the first Monday In
December. Che 4th.)
On Nov. 10, at Mobile, there were 20, 74S
bales Of cotton on hand Tor shipment with
prices fiom II 10 Is Cts
The Chlrltslon rice market Nov. 10Th,
WAS strong and prices improving; common
to fair at G G 81; good, 7@7b CT
About 200 hands are employed 10 Roach :
ship yard at Chester Pa, where steam
ships are 10 course of construction.
Hon. Caleb Cushing has formally resigned
his yoslion as Council for the United States
before the Spanish Claims Commission.
There is SO little yellow fever at Charles
ton tant the Ilowar association is dissolved
so far as their duties in this respect are con
ceIned.
Secretary Delaro has issued orders 70
lhe dismissal % all clerks in the pubic ser
vice, Who neglect 10 pay their board an'
washing bills.
TheU S. revenue cutter C,lfax has beer
placed al the disposal Of the Collector Of phi
Port Of Philadelphia; Wan. b. Randolt
Isl Lieutenant
Bibles, TestamCnts, &c to the value o
S13,572 nave been Issued by he New Yo'E
Bible Society during tie year; rec i Is dur
the year S3l 92G, expenditures $21 ,O41.
proposed to open a Canal t. coaueC
the waters at DE Atlantic Ocean wi Mis-;
is.,ri River, tie liue TO run rom tie Muscl
Saaais uu The T.nu1sste River via Rome I
the Ocnulsee liver.
The Philadelphia Board OF Education Ia
passed IA resolution introducing into III
schools as "a ttXt book f {, achers only, I'll
mnuue If music / rep r,d " Ploi. Jea
Lrui-.
On Tle.liy, ne case o. Perrin vs.. U.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-17
THE STATESMAN

Is one ofth best and most reliable Weeklies
published in the State, and is filled with the
choicest selections Of reading matter from
iirst-class periodicals and publications. Its
list Of readers embraces some of the best
families in the community, and its well-flled
columns are found in the household Of near
ly every intelligent and well informed family
in the City aud State. It is therefore
CAPITAL ADVERTISING MEDIUM
For all business men who desire to increase
their sales by the addition of honest and IN
telligent customers.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-17
DOTY'S WASHING MACHINE.
Universal Clothes Wringer

- .--.s
Approved with RowEIL's PArESr DouRLR Ooe-wAshh''
and the PAtEEr STOP, now unequsstonAhly lar ."
perior any apparatus for washing clothes ever IN
vented aud will rave their cost twice year. " SAVING
labor and Clothes
-, .,,..... .,.. .r,.,,.ssa Washer and
a., =, -...,tstr-.. A.. 49,. ,.ina.
. wa took A seat pre-
Dsrd Al av moment 10 near the fret growl froIl the
%. "a oPCn on wsa S' w wSts sr i
snS iaashingy opening the lids Of the machine
brought out very nuen to our establishment n9Ms
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-17

JNDVD % " IIUIN
ssgfs RESPECTFULLY informs the eitiEsn Of Wirnin.
E9f tom and the public generally, that he has on hand
kaKsa his Old ssAblishsdstaud, the corner OF SCI
ENAh and KING sts, general assortr int OF welaai5
el Family groceries, which NJ will sell At the logIs.
prices AMI on the most reasonable terms. Hayingio
number VI years been engaged tue business, 70
speetiuily invites the pubic TO call aud examine hi
soeA, 81 b. feeling e0ahdont It will give satisfaction.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-07-29

10 EANlsn FLnAs AND LIcE.--Pennyroyal,
common weed in pastures and meadows, is
very offensive to tleas, lice, flies and mosoui.
toes TO use IL advantageously, take lard,
ana rub orgrind 1t with muller on smooth,
nat stone, slate, or Gee of marble, with the
drlcd or green plant leaves, 81 ms and bios
SONS, until well mixed. Let it stand TWEEN.
tty.inur hours, melt ut low he :, aud strain.
With this, anoint the ears ar neck of nm
animal, Or the perches and n ats of poultry
which may be infested. A small quantity
may DC rubbed under the wings of hen with
brood OF chickens. A few drops of the oil
OF pennyreyal IN sweet oil, rub, ed on the face,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-07-29

neck and hands, will keep off mosquitoes,
however thick they may be. A good nights
rest may be secured in the worst Of infested
flies do most abound, BY the use of this mix
ture. Keep it out OF the eyes, - its presence
there is not agreeable.-Atarth AID Home.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-07-29
The Soldier Hug.

The "Splned Soldier Bug" seems to be en-.
gagged in a war of determination against the
Colorado Beetle, or potato bug. Reports
come in from Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Mich.
igan, and other states, giving the progress of
the war and representing the "blessed gray
back" as strewing the ground with the bodies
OF the slain. We are satisfied the soldier bug
is at work in many fields in this vicinity, al.
though few of our farmers have made his &C.
quantanCe.
We clip the following description of this
farmers friend from the Western Rural.
1t belongs to the family of true bugs
heterOpter0D and to the extensive Scutsllera
group, and is distinguished from all Others by
the large scrtal or triangular piece of shelly
covering on the back. This bug, the brown
squash bug, and the bordered soldier bug, all
prey on the Colorado potato b. etle, and larvae.
The latter is very prettily MAJ ked, and when
once recognized, is not easily forgotten. The
spined soldier bug can be distiv guished by an
opaque brown streak &C the transparent tin of
Its wing cases. II is vOraciou, Cannibal and
Is not choice OF its food nor does it lack cour.
age. having been known to attack n locust,
holding 1t in deadly grasp while it sucked
its life away.
1t is now evident that this insect Is multi
plying very, fast, and if nothing prevents its
increase, large equivalent, as the result of its
iabors, Will De realized IN the yield of the po-
tato crop. we repeat the suggestions made
heretofore, that in the indiscrinnate slsugh.
ter OF the Colorado potato beetle and of other
noXous Insects, this good friend should be
spared and protected.
The New York herald., 1871-03-23
Az, MARCH %, lS7l.-TRIPLE SHEET
AsiUsEMENTs.

AMUSEMENTs.
WALLACK5.
w THIS THURSDAY,
MARRIED LIFE
Mcssrs GILBERT, FISHER, sTOpDART, RiNGOOLD,
LANA0ANi Mesdames BARRY, GERMoNs. MEsfAYkH.
SETON, DELAND.
FRIDAY,
ROMANCE AND REALITY -
Messrs Brougham, Gilbert Marlowe, Ringgold, William.
SON. Laragan Peek Mesdancs Barry, Germon, Messyers
MccornacA aud others. -.
saturday Matinee, last time. MARRIED LlFis
Time.
The above announced for
POSITIVELY rHis LAST TIMES,
In consequence of the PROD CTIUS of noYHLTlES
On MONDAY, March ~, VIII be produced
Mr.. 4. W. kohertsun's
LAST NEW PLAY,
entitled
BIRTH.
TUEsbAN-- -BiRTU.
In preparation, NEW COMEDY now payng with IN.
MisNSk sUCCtsS Ia LONDON
Also IN preparation, and to be time
four years,
ROaEDALE
The New York herald., 1871-03-23

A FIRST ANNUAL AUCTION SALE. By ARTISTS
b. y. THOMAS, Auctloneer, Ar. Gallery seT Broadway
The cpenas sale OF Paintings ty Leading artists wil
take plag0 AZ The
Artists new Art Gallery,
o. broadway, opposite Metropolitan Hotel,
on tHlkSuAl and FRIDAY evenings
March - aud "a, a O'Clock.
Too Noras 81 many irs; class American artists.
Over ~. Iarssnss, most eabora;ely framsd sale
withoa, limit
Catao mes ready and Paintings on exhibition day ana
evening.
The New York herald., 1871-03-23
SALES Ar AUCTlsyN.

e-4N
rCrIoN-AT - EAST TENTH STREET, MAR
~ Fifth avenue.
EDWIN NICHOLS, Auctioneer ofnce 90 Eeecker street
Large and rich Household Furniture sale.
rare opportunity or housckcepcrs
or parties wishing first class Furniture.
Magnificent Hronzes OH Paalinss, Paror Ornaments,
~ rich gilded, latest styls Drawing Room SUITS,
bilsant tone Iosewood toug round Ianofortc,
works OF Art. Statuafy, China ami silver ware,
u! pnblie auction, tnis day Thursday, March -,
oonsinsneina al IQls o'eleek precisely
az the hve story residence, IL East Tenth street, between
III avenue ana University place. hcc wst Of H. y
Stcwar'a building. Velvet, Rrusses Medallion Carpsa
Curtains rier and Oval Mirrors, Cabinets, bols dc fose
gded Tables and Oriental cLafa and loungcs beautiful
fsfiog s,s covered with the richest dcse ton crimson
and gold ana green and gold French satin haseres Corner
aud asie Stands Bookcsse, PAror Dssk 3TpBzos Ceek
Vases s,aiaary fisarcs Paintings, Parior Ornaments
Ms..nihoent rosewooi Pianosorc. COS, $50;
too! aad Ccyer, Masic Cabiret, heag4y nea.
rosewood and walnut CAannar Sus, Icistcaas Bs
Washssnds Coinmodes Wardiobcs. spana ana Hair &at
irczses be.in Blankets, i.1a S0as Chairs. koeAera,
Lounges, covered with regs sni LaseoN; two Extension
Tables, Crystal Ware, Gaila
ana SiiyerwaIo Ivory Table Cutlery, Kitchen and servants
Furnturc Sale positive ~! go3as musi be removed Is
hofs after tho sple; reliable IN attendance to
PACK s'ods for pui etasers ~ reasonable charges.
The New York herald., 1871-03-23

A COTTON NOTICE.
n THIS DAY {THUISDAYl,
IL O'Clock,
LARGE AND IIPo.i,sNg SIZING TRADE SALE
MINIS AND BOYS SOFT AND STRAW HATS,
coasprlsisg
SEVEN HUNDRED CASES
medium 10 very hne Brush, Fur. Fc.t Wool Hats
fDnams, Le.aorn Sennet, Canton Palm Leaf Hats.
FULL LINES or WoMEn's AND MISSES, SHADES,
- - latest Grrsg Styles
LADIES AND MISSES MEN STRING STYLES HATS,
consisting OF
q casas Ladies' choice spring style Trimmed Hats
i,V cases adde's anu Msscs choice Milan. redde &c. in
me new aprns slages Of Gyrsiss Florence, Viola Art
less, Recent AdesaiGe Beatrice, &c, &c.
The Isiiu h forming very assortment fresh
racve gooas u whch the ecai attention Of Of town
ami eity nuvSrs isinvitci.
CA,aosucs and goods ready.
WILLIAM POPPING a co, Ancsioncers,
The New York herald., 1871-03-23

At GREAT SACRIFICE AND LtSs THAN AlC-
n tpn pf4cc suacct s1dsd and carved faIloi suit
wrb Ae sod Tor NzJV; green ana 60 ralin
tfae~tcl rsror Sut sa; DO crimson and eoid
xls8. wa.aa Aaife suis, from &5e upwaris
ss9 treaf raFsety Psrlof Chamber aud Dining Ffntfe
go ..r cash fn BE- sO4. la4aIre ~ ERNEST HOIhS.
b. B.sBske. street, tssTeen Broaiwsy and hLDsfU street.
The New York herald., 1871-03-23

- KLABER co.'s MARBLE WORKS, III TO a23
-. West Fifty frat street. between Eighth
Marble and marbiciyod mantes Monaments Head.
stones. new. original designs cheapest In the city.
The New York herald., 1871-03-23

M ARBLBIzED SLATE MANTELS-RIcH AND RLE.
ln gaht designs, from 50, si2, Sl5 up 10 q2s0. r
STEW ART CO.. to3 sath avenue between Thirty fifth and
Thirty SIKH streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-10-26
BALTIMORE ELECTION.
BALTIMORE. Oct.

BALTIMORE. Oct. -, 1871.
Al the municipal election to-day for Mayor aud
members Of both branches OF the City COUNCIL
Joshua Van Zsut (iemocrat, for Mayor, receised
1887 votes, and Charles Dunlap, the national re-
form candidate, loa23. Van zant's majority Is
72l4. Van zant mad majority In all the warts.
In the nrst branch OF the City Council all the
democratic candidates Were elected, except IN me
date Is elected over George =. Berry tdemocrat by
two majority. THIS Dranch stands, nineteen demo
Gratis and one reform.
In the second branch. composed OF ten members.
all the democratic candidates are elected except
probably In one distfct composed oil ,he r..'een,n
and Sixteenth wf.rds, where the result Is IN douU.
and recount OF me votes will be necessary TO 20.
termlnc.
porscd the teiorm candidates. the election was
very uuieL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-10-26
THE CALIFORNIA VIGILAETS.
Bloody Chinese Riot i'm I.ns
Angeles.
Sixteen Chinese HING by a M9b--Dlc Woman
and Three Ven Shot.
Attempt to Fire tho Dwellings Of the Chinsse-A
Child Among The acknowledgements
ton of the Vigilance Committee.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. Is. 1871.
terrible riot occurred in the town Of Los Angeles
yesterday fight having occurred In the Chinese
quarter onlcer Bildcran attempted to arrest 4
Chinaman for shooting another and was resisted.
| He called upon citizen named Robert Thompson
TO assist him, when the Chinese on both SIDES OF
narrow street opened a deadly are Thompson fell
shot through the shoulder but succeeded in reaca
ing his horse and escaped. A Mexican boy aanea
Juan Jose Maaderis wac shot through The leg
mob soon collected and attacked the wtols
chinese quarter The Cbiaese returned sne lire.
FIVE hundred armeif men surrounded the Chinese
position and cut them on RON escape. sixteen
Cinnamon were nanged oy fhc mob aud dire
applied TO the houses INT The nanies were ext,a-
guished. The excltemeut Is very great At nine
O'CLOCK Last night the authorities las ,uoceeded In
partially restoring ORDER so1ral CnsAaner havs
been arrested ana lodged In ls2k
Tn@ Chinese numbered about rfty.
The mob was determined TO clear them out Or tfo
city. before the hanging the mob fred on them
rom the roofs and other points
The mob was composed rna,nly ~ native Csii-
fornlans and :he dregs Of society.
All the Chinese that were hanged were in2htfully'
besten ana mnltreated before hanging. Que of Thorn
was a child only eight or nine years old.
In addition TO the 81 xteeu persons nangcdcwo nie0
AMI one woman we're found shoe dead and another
pcrsoT was discovered IN the jaG. in an irseas!bs
,Ondltac1.
n titled engaged in the shooting Of tine Officers.
hea others all supposed to be innocent the gf!y
nesx having escaped before the mob ASSEM- sed their
oussa.
The q III Vigilance Committee has bean -eorganRs0i
s~ev1 mt q repetition OF the rloting.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-10-26
TIE S0GTTH PACIFN
Inauguration of the New Govern
ment Of Chile.
Insurrection Quellsd- Citizen Alarm in Lima
How the Peruvians Prepare for an
Election-The Guano Supply.
Illlr7An 70 THE NEW YORK HEpaLu.

IIllr7An 70 TIE NEW YORK MRaLa
HAVANA Oct. rs, 1871.
Advices from Chile announce the formal inaugu.
ration OF the President.
The new Ministers are comparatively inexpe.
renced and unknown in politics. but are personally
popular.
A large fire had occurred at Valparaiso. attended
with heavy losses
The instruction OF the Araucsnian indians had
been entirely quelled
The oates received from Lima are TO the 18th
instant.
Foreigners and Peruvians were alike collecting
three days. stores OF provisions. to enable them
TO remain indoors during the elections disturb
ances being appreaended and the streets likely to
be unsafe.
The government was Transferring soldiers to the
police department. che presence Of troops in the
city during election being prohibited by the con.
stitation.
The popular candidate was Senior Prado, while
government support was given to ~ef0r Echenique
The survey Of the Lobos Islands attest1 the exist
ence there OF enormous deposits OF guano.
Anew journal, In English, called the SOaafh Pacific
TIMES, Is abOut to appear at Lima, under the
management Of Isaac Lawton and by stan OF
American and English writer's.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-10-26
THE FIRES In WESTERH NEW YORK.
The Fires in Orleans County Under Control
Narrow Escape OF the Town Of Albion
Farmers Fig hting the Flames
Two Children MsJing
NIAGARA FALLS, Oct. rs, 1871.

NIAGARA FALLS, Oct. 20, 1871.
The fire In Turner's woods, two miles south OF
ALBION, stretching across belt Of country for
Ave miles, and extending TO Mount Albion
has been entirely subdued, owing TO the
active exertions OF the farmers and villagers.
Trees feed and bitches dug to retard the pro-
gress OF the flames. Tonight heavy ram set In and
It is hoped the fire Will be entirely extinguished in
lew hours.
on Tuesday night Albion was entirely surrounded
10y hre and the greatest conservation prevailed
among the villagers many or whom had packed
their furniture aud were prepared TO leave at mo-
ments notice.
Five houses seven barns, two Touring mills and
$4,000 tpas oil hay have been destroyed since sun
day mogfing.
The reiegraph operator at Medina reports large
0gy Our miles east OF that place.
TIE FIRE IN Tamaracx swamp, near Lockport, Is
stu burning, but no danger is now apprehended,
as the burning Is confined 10 the swamp.
Two children, ten aud eleven years Of
aga are said TO have strayed into
tlH swamp yesterday morning, and not having
rsturued fears arc entertained that Wey
were either crushed death BY the fall.
I ing Of trees or so blinded Win me
dense volume OF smoke that covers the whole or
western New York that they lost their way and
persisted In the flames,
nlau named Neale was arreste 10 day At CLIFTON.
ont, for attempting TO murder fhlllp Bender last
night, an old aud wealthy cihzen Of Drummenis.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-10-26
UTAH A. AIRS.

Esfghwnh Youag's Care for Mormon Widows
A Suiaa ,ly Why Of Cheating the sSsst ers.
SALT LAKE Cry, Titan. oct. rs, 1871.
rnc case "a Sarah Cooke widow vs.. fHigham
Young, after an elaborate argument, was submitted
10 the jury TIM afternoon, and tile Court adj arned
till tomorrow. 1t was proved that the pislnrH
rendered servi0 to the defendant as actress
theatre pei former on the meodeon In the Tab
ernace for oys ten years gratuitousfy; thatstn-
$1,000 collected or her benent the dqs =. " ner
husband, ana enk rsted to the des.;.s1lt jug SUI
po @en ps,a lor ss osssne FOR but
u In,u tho bt cAarged rent for I'd whole
ssys- ,Sa the, homestead had been coupled
~ the ptaih and besides had made otheri cbsrgcS
III which the planthr knew a0>A109 IN now making
aoGeshcs more rhat dout,c ne amount ciail acd
tne plainttM THE Homestead was improved by tho
pIe,utin &3,9ne. and ~ now qulsA vnsunAse.
10 o drunken dispute to-day NJ opAir, kObeG Mol
Ion SHOT Iosopa Flax, mfsctuig probably iortii
womb.
Mining operations are gcnersry dull. rla |, IS al,
the rage.
The telegram fro,a .sHnnfgros OF pesirll Of
the wncnUf Utah. Bity feet long, ssp.rsr y ~,
IL news here - kssA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-10-26
SIR J0aS BuRGOYsE AND LCuis NAPOLEON

The following letter from Napoleon addressed 10
Sir John Burgoyne. was published IA the English
papers OF the iltIl iust.
WfLHEIMsHOHY. oct ~ 1870.
MY DEAR SIR JONI have received your letter,
which has given me grea. pleasure st. that IL Ia
touching proof OF your sympathy for me, amt also
because yonr name recalls inc happy ana glorious
time when our armies fought together Tor the samo
cause You who are the Moltke OF England,
will have understood thai orr disasters
arose from the fact that tue Prussians
were ready sooner Than we. and that, so 10
speak, they surprised us In Shameful state OF dis.
organization. Inc offensive having become mpos-
sble resolved 10 put myself on the defensive but
hindered W political considerations retreat was
retarded and soon became impossible. Returning
10 Cnaions' nau wished to lead the last army that
remained TO w 10 Paris; but again political con-
siderations forced us TO make that most Imprudent
AMI little straegica march which ended by the la
aster or SedaL see IN few words The unhappy
campaign OF 1870 think II right 10 ofer yOu these
explanations. because wish to retain your esteem
In thanking you for your kind remembrance I
renew to you the assurance OF my warmest regards
STR john Bug6oySR, Field Marshal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-10-26

losnos MoNFY MARkRr-LoNDoN, Oct s,-S mp n -
q, usos closed nj % Tor both ami inc acsount
United states hveaweutv bonds, lss2s, NA 1854 old,
e0l.. ls67s, 9lAs tea.iurtes, esx. -
LoNnoN Pnopuys MAeGsr- LosnsN, Oct %. -Calcu,ts
linseed, 6Ss. 81. n 64s.
b7f. 55c.
FrANxroRr HsK.--FaASKroRr, Oct GA. NJ
Visited hvetwcay bonds opened at 90. FOR the issue
uf 1852.
40 r. MThe cotton market closed heavy. Eiddlns up
lands sd middng Orleans, 9td I'D Tho sales Of the
dsv have 5000 bales including 1900 And
export Sales Of cotton Savannah Cbarcton shippns
ar shippsd, al 9Aa. for tnfddling.
LfvyKrooL BRRABsyUrys MARKET lit IRPOoL, Oct.
rs 4.9OP. M.--Corn, SIS. 3D.. per quarter.
LivKRpooL PnopvCH MArwrr.-LfvyRrOot. Oct. 2S--
4,SD +. M.-Rsfncd petroleum, lsd PER gallon.
PIrNoLyUM MARksr-ANrwk AR Oct E--Petroleun
Svt, for tue Uase AoAASAsA~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-10-26

ALBANY. N. r.. Oct 81. Is71l
The following proclaim alton issuesi this afei
noon-
STATE or NEW YORK, EXECUTIVE CHAMDsR--
In accordance with an honored custom under
which Governors or States have named 10 each
year day for general thanksgiving and prayer, l.
John I. Hoffman, Governor OF New York. hereby
designate Thursday. November 20, as Thanksgiving
Day in this State for 1871. our people have been
blessed With Abundance and spared from the
calanties that have fallen on nations and conf
munities. Let them, therefore, that dav, declare
and make manifest as they ought To do. their
gratitude TO God FOR all Hts mercies, and let each
one who rejoiceS In plenty, and TO whom the year
has been q year OF blessing, remember especially
to the poor to do g0Ou and to distribute. FORCES
not for with such sacrifice God Is well pleased
Done at the Capitol the city OF Albany, this
twenty fifth day OF October, A. d.. 1871.
JOHN T. HOFFMAN.
JoHS D. VAN BuRES. Private Secretary.