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The Portland daily press., 1871-02-20
ENTERTAINMENTS
EIe6ent Hall.

SOMETHING new in the history oe ,o.oh;, ora
- dancing. A wonder of the age. nronose eI 70
teach little girl six years DID, ten beautiful and
days, one hour each day, in the presence of laies
gentlemen, boys and girps, commencing on Tues,
day afternoon Feb. 81, at 8 o'clock. Admission 81
cents. A few dances will take place by others
while resting. Net proceeds for the benefit of the
little girl. CT BARNES.
The Portland daily press., 1871-02-20
Domestic Markets.


CHICAGO, Feb. 1S.-Flour dull. Wheat quiet /;
No; s Spring at 21s. Corn dull and lower; No. i
oO9o0Se Oats No. 2. dull and weak at 46I04sc.
Bye steady; No. tat 90c. Barley No. at 75ia76c.
aie VINES quiet at SGT. Mess Pork at 21 Is. Lard
at ia t9!3c. Dressed hogs firm at 8 45G8 co. Live
hog duh at 6 Is q Is. Cattle quiet.
oo6 bbs -four, 81 600 bush. wheat, Sc
9u0 oush corn, $4,000 bush. oas, 700 bush rye 5000
barley and 4, 600 hogs
Shpments-50O0 6bs. -four, 2O00 bush. wheat, s.
600 bush. corn and 1000 hogs.
TOLEDO, O., Feb. 1s.-Flour unchanged; Wheat
lower; No. Rel Wabash 36i; No. 2 32j. Corn
duii; High Mixed 57c; low 5Gc Oats unchanged.
CINCINNATI. Feb. 17.-Pork quiet at 90 25122 so.
Lard firm and iniair demand at 12yc. Bulk meats,
shoulders Sci clear rib 10tc; clear siIes lie. Bacon
key TIC.
NEW ORLEANS. Feb 1s.-Cotton steady and in fair
demand; Mddling uplands 14sc.
ThoBILE. Feb. 1s.-Cotton firm; Middlnelar-
lands at 14ct.
SAVANNAH, Feb. 1s.-Cotton in fair demand.-
Mlddling uplands 4Ic.
CHARLESTON, Feb. 1S-Cotton quiet; Mddling
unlands 141c.
The Portland daily press., 1871-02-20
Maine Legislature.
Especial by International Line.l


SENATE.
AUGUSTA, Feb. 2O.-Bill an act to examnt
the dam at Augusta for three wears from tho
provisions of an act requiring fish wave i,
dams, produced lively discussion and vas
passed to be engrossed.
The Senate adhered to its former vote TO en-
gross bill an act requiring blanks to be fur.
nished trial justices by counties, and on accent
ing report of Penobscot county delee alton, TAX
ing from the valuation of Veazie and addin.
to Bangor. No bills passed to be engrossed.
The State College of Agriculture approplia-
ton, reported SIG 900 yesterday, is $2O, ,0O0
Adjourned at II NJ. to 10 A. M. Monday
HOUSE.
On the Rutland Railroad petitions the House
concurred with the Senate in reference to ths
next Legislature, as were the petitions relative
TO consolidation cOncurred in reference to the
next Legislature aud the resolve relative to
tne lndlan policy of the government The
ABOVE action is taken because the committees
mad Id been excused from further duty.
1ne SENATE action was concurred in aud bills
Tuesday, 'o' 'A''u"y "no
Inc House concurred in the Senate yote in
dennlteiy postponing the bill TO increasa tho
ices S;e9 9' Town clerks and constables 1t also in
nnlV H..
bill to provide Tor blanks, which The Ssno,.' no
passed to be engrOssed A"'e
The House cOncurred in the indefinite most.
ponement of bill relative to location of schoo,
houses; also adhered to vote of reference to
next Legislature on bill abating the State tax
OF Veaze. The House concurred in the indefi-
mite pOstponement of bill relative to jailor's
administration of Oaths to poor debtors.
The Committee on Change of Names report
ed bill changing the names of about fifty
persons.
Ought not to pass was reported ON bill to
make valid the dOiDgs of the town of Milo.
Under suspension of the rules resolve
passed to change the valuation of Crawford,
Charlotte, &c., by taking off a part aud adding
the same to certain plantations.
Read and aSsigned-Resolve in favor of
storm warnings; relative to industrial school
for girls; in favor of the Agricultural College.
Bill to promote immigration; establishing the
right to fish in small ponds; to amend the law
relative to divorces; to incorporate Somerset |
hoom; relating to the transfer of prisoners
from one county to another; to amend the law
relative to seines; relating to State prison. pro.
viding for chaplain at not more than $500 a |
year salary; resolve in favor of State Prison;
to amend the law relative to the collection of |
taxes Amendatory of sec. q chap. 6 of the |
Revised Statutes relating to taxes. Resolve |
for Amendments of the constitution SO |
as to call Constitutional Convention. Bill to ,
abolish the State Liquor Agency was taken
from the table and a lengthy discussion follow
ID upon its merits, Messrs. Dingley, Knapp,
Haskell, Wilson and Carleton favoring the
oil and Messrs Stickney Burgess and others
against 1t. |
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AID TO THE SECOND PARIsH.-A contribu-
tion was taken up at State Street Church Sun
day morning in aid of the Second Parish
Church. The amount collected was nearly
iour hundred dollars. A handsome contribu-
t,on' ana IN spite of the splenetic communica-
tlon ana editorial upon the subject in the Sun
day Star Those who were detained from the
church can hand their contributions to Mr.
Thomas II. hayes, at the store of Hayes &
Douglass, No. 14s Middle street.
The Portland daily press., 1871-02-20

When the letter was read In Berlin and to
Bismarck, in beth cases it met with an official
refusal to receive it, accompanied by vague
announcement that Germany positively refuses
to allow any interference by other powers in
regard to the question of war or peace, which
must be settled with France.
active intrigues are known to be prOcee5 5lng
IN Berlin for the naturalization OF Savoy. Odo
hussell,in his advices to the government states
that peace is absolutely certain, but that a rev.
q saiu,ionary war like movement in the South is
highly probable.
Germany.
THE EMPEROR NAPOLEON sNUBBED.
~ BERLIN, Feb. 19.-[Special to N. Y..Herald
napoleon has received notification not again to
oVerstep the privilege of a prisoner and to alb
staln from any interference in politics in form
OF protests or prOelamatioDs Orders have
oeeh gwen to watch him closely.
TUMULTUoUs LEGISLATURE.
Inc proceedings of the Assembly at Bor-
peaux Yesterday were tumultnous. The men,
"eiS VI the right and left insulled each other.
THE BAvARIAN DIET.
MUNICH, Feb 1S-Prince Adelbert repre-
sentng the King, closed the session of the Ba.
vnrlan Diet. La his speech from the throne he
alluded to the glorious part taken by the Ba-
varlan army in the war. He promised that
Bavaria would ever remain loyalty attached to
the Imperial Fatherland and demanded for
AStndHs u uultcu anu pedCeIul empire,
LONDON, Feb. 19.-The Algemene Zetupo.
Augsburg, states, apparently on semi official
authority, that Bavaria asks for no territorial
and the intention of making
annexed French territory distinct province
of empire has not been abandoned.
Italy:
THE DIFFICULTIES BETWEEN ITALY AND TUNIS
FLORENCE, Fob. 1S.-The negotiations for the
settlement OF the difficulty between Italy and
Iunis promise satisfactory results AragO has
no official or semi-oficial mission here.
West Indies.
CUBA.
HAVANA, Feb. 1S.-Gen. Palanca has been
appointed commander of the Eastern Depart
ment and Joaquin Alva Iutendant OF Finance.
Five hundred soldiers have arrived from
Spain.
"A thousand persons presented themselves for
surrender at Puerto Principe in one day and
nent.
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supreme Judicial Court.

WALTON, J.. PRESIDING.
SArURDAY.-Sarah A. Richardson VS.. Justus T.
Richardson. Libel for divorce. Cause. deserticn.
Divorce decreed. Custody of minor child given to
libellant.
Mary M. Otis vs.. John H. Otis. Libel for divorce.
Cause, adultery. Divorce decreed Custody of minor
child given to lbellant.
Mary A. Harris vs.. Edwin r. Harris Libel for di-
vorce. Cause. cruelty. Divorce decfeed.
Elizabeth Leighton VS.. Adrial Leighton. Libel for
divorce Cause, cruelty. Divorce decreed.
Sophia j. Small vs. George H. Small Libel for
divorce. Divorce decreed. Custody of minor child
given to libellant
Court adjourned sine die.
The Portland daily press., 1871-02-20

Receipts by Railroads and Steamboat.
GRAND TRUNK RA1LwAY-199 cans milk 2 cars
potatoes, do starch, 10 hay and straw, 1 do lard
do sugar boxes, 40 -four, de shocks, do spools
2doisundres; Shipments East, cars -four do oil
Shipments to Europe, 20 cars provisions, do lard
MAINE CENTRAL RAILwAY-1l5 cases mdse. o.
bbls apples, 60 pkgs sundries.
STEAMER MONTREAL FROM ROsrON-10O bbls
sugar. 30 cases empty boxes, 2O6 bdls ron cooking
ranges 90 cases shoes, 20 kegs ead II casks nais 10
cases ana 10 bales domestics 80 boxes cheese 20 halt
organs 10 boxes fresh fish, so boxes oranges piano
iorte lS empty beer barrss, 26 bds paper, 120 pkgs
bales wool. 80 bbls phosphate of lime, 80 bags dye
wood, % bdls leather ton marble, Is bbls Soap.
hid molasses, casks oil, horse, 100 pkgs to order
The Portland daily press., 1871-02-20
CHINESE CEAEBRATIoN.
A TOM FOOLS ERRAND.
ILLINOIS.


CHICAGO, Feb. 19-Bishop Whitehouse to-
gay hnally suspended Rev. Charles e. Cheney
rom the offices and functions of the ministry,
IN accordance with the recent verdict of the
protest agains. abe consttntionality OF the
procedure, rulings and verdict OF the court
!s Wnlch tried him, and declared his appeal from
Tue Tue verdict and sentence to the judgment of
Ifotestant christianity and to that supreme
1rlounal UT before which we must all appear.-
! ne wardeps and vestrymen of Christ Church
nave nave unanimously requested Mr.. Cheney to
cOntln ue their rector
The Portland daily press., 1871-02-20

PERIoDIcALs.-The Atlantic Monthly, Our
Young Folks, -Harper's Monthly and Godey's
Ladys Book for February have been received
and are for sale at the periodical stores of
Bailey & Noyes, and Fl. L. Davis Exchange
Street; l.oripg, Short & Harmon and Au-
gustus Robinson, under Falmouth Hotel;
also at the school book, music and periodical
store of e. G. Andrews, No 36 Center street,
end at the book and periodical depot OF Messrs
Fesse nden Bros, Lancaster Hall
The Portland daily press., 1871-02-20

payment OF Lie indemnity OF El50, 600, 600 sterl-
ing.
The archbishop of Rouen arrived with petit
ton asking for reduction OF war contribution
from Rouen.
Prince Albrecht is convalescent.
The French forces now in the field are as fol-
lows: With Chanzy, 10000; we'll equipped
and armed with Faidherbe, 135, 900; 1000 at
Cherbourg aud 10000 at Havre in bad eondi-
tiop.
VIOLATION OF SWISS TERRITORY. !
Two hundred Prussian infantry crossed the
SWISS frontier in pursuit of the French militia
ry chest and encountered a force of Swiss, who
commanded them to lay dow the arms. Fifty
compiled and the rest escaped
Great Britain.
SETTLEMENT OF AMERICAN CLAIMS AGAINST
SPAIN
LONDON, Feb. 19-I Herald Special IA. A.
| Adee, Secretary of the United States Legation
at Madrid, sailed Saturday for Washington,
bearing special dispatches from Minister
| Sickles which are understood to contain infor-
nation of an entire and satisfactory settlement
| OF all American claims alising out of the Gu
ban war and all controversies relating to the
same. The purchase of Cuba is not moOted,
| but it is believed Spain is now better disposed
| to treat on that subject considerably.
Considerable feeling is shown in diplomatic
| circles at the official announcement from Ber-
lin of the refusal of the Prussian government
to receive officially the last letter OF Earl Gran
vile urging peace. The letter was addressed
Lord Lotus at Berlin, a copy of which was
forwarded to Odo Russell at Versailles, snd
bears date of January Goth. After Iecit
ing the position of France and the unwil-
lingness of the English government to press its
advice which from its nature wonld be neces-
sarily discOuragiDg to people defending their
territory, who are the best judges of what their
own houor and interest required, the letter
continues mo such consideration applies to
frank communication to Germany, who IN
the altitude of her own power and in full tide
of her victories, cannot fear misconstructior
of the II otive in endeavoring to bring about a.
end to the miseries occasioned by this grea'
war. Up to this time no distinct intimatior
has been given of the demands of Germany
and Her Majesty's government does not as
sumo to offer suggestion about the terms, bu
| believes declaration of its views by the I'm
perial government would hasten the cessation
of the horrors of war and losses even OF tint
victories of France"
The Portland daily press., 1871-02-20
TENNES SSEE.
FIRST FIRE, THEN HIJRRJcANE

MEMPHIS, Feb. ia hurricane on Friday
night destroyed ana damaged majority of tbs
buildings left by the recent fire at Helena. Ar
kansas. Mrs. Stewart, a widow, was fatally
injured and her little son instantly killed. The
Baptist church was demolished and large
number OF other buildings demolished or badly
damaged. Loss estimated from $75 600 to
100000. Ont same night New Orleans and
Pocahontas, and Iuka, Mississippi. suffered
from the same cause
The Portland daily press., 1871-02-20

THE MIcRosCoPE.-O One of the most interest
ing experiments, and one which is easily per-
formed, is to watch the change in the blood of
delicate or very pale person while. using
FELLOWS COMPOUND SYRUP OF HyPoHos-
PHTrEs. The colourless or dead corpuscles are
steadily removed from the system, and are re-
placed by the red or vtalized particles so nec-
essary to vigorous existence.
The Portland daily press., 1871-02-20
THE WALTER HATCH,

AUGUSTA, Feb. 1S-Walter Hatch, the WELL
known railroad manager, who died in this city
popularity IS a man and as a railroad manager
was such as to bold him closely in social and
business relations with ALL He first began the
railroa1ing on the Eastern railroad in 1874
running on the cars between Boston and Port
land lie came on to the then Kenpepec and
Portland in March, 1851, as baggage master on
a passenger train, was conductor from July,
1852, to September, 1865, and general superin-
tendent of the new corporation, Portland and
Kennebec railroad, from September, 1865, to
February, 1869.
The Portland daily press., 1871-02-20

The PEOPLES CoNCERTs.-The second one
of these concerts comes off tonight, and most
delightful programme is offered, the salient
features of which we published in Saturday
mornings issue. Mrs. Stevenson has only to
be heard, we feel confident, to obtain that
hearty recognition from the public that her fine
voice deserves. Her first concert took place
in this city under combination of unfavora-
BILE circumstances that she will not be hamper
ed with on this occasion. The "Arions'' will
renew the pleasant impression they have al
ready made on our citizens, the Portland Band
will furnish delightful orchestral accompani-
ments, and the solo talent will prove most
agreeable feature. That the house will be
crowded on this occasion we have not the least
1ou1,f
The Portland daily press., 1871-02-20

LONGER AND BErrER-The wearing of boots
ana shoes made with the CABLE SCREW WIRE,
than any other class of goods. Many heavy
firms deal exclusively in them, and all first
class retailers have them. Comfortable eco
nomlcal and durable, they need only trial.
The Portland daily press., 1871-02-20

EXPORTS AND IMPoRTs.-The value OF do
mcstic exports from this port for the month of
January, 1871, was s433,O63, while the value Of
the domestic imports for the same period was
$77, ,444. Making the excess of our exports over
the value of the imports $355,619.
This is coming at "specie basis" in the legit.
innate way, for if all other ports of the United
States could show corresponding balance in
favor of our expectations, gold would come
down to par at once.
The Portland daily press., 1871-02-20
New Advertisements To-Day.
AUCTION COI.UNN.

AUCTION COLUMN.
Furniture. 1T. o. Bailey s. Co.
Bakeyy at Auction. :. r. o. Bailey g. Co.
neal Estate. IF. c. Bailey q Co.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Something New. C. r. Barnes.
Dancing School. "A. B. Gee.
Portland Band cert. Lancaster Han.
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Haydn Association {. f. H. Cloyes,
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Girls Wanted j. F. Palmer.
Girl Wanted No. Deering.
Fo, Sale or Rent. :. l.. X. Meserve.
Attention Battalion. Dunstan.
Raking Pow der and Geld Medal Saleratus.
$1,000. =. John G. Proctor.
New Crop Cieufuegos Molasses. Geo. S. Hunt.
Allan Steamship Company.
The Portland daily press., 1871-02-20
SOUTH CAROLINA.

COLUMBIA, Feb. ia bill is on its passage
ana viii become law absolutely prohibiting
any further increase in the State debt without
hrst submitting the question to the people of
the State and obtaining a two.thirds vote in
its favor.
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OHIO.
ANOTHER MURDER

shot last night by his step-son, II wears old
VINO Claims that it was accidental. McNally
was a.so stabbed but the boy denies having
zone 1t. McNally was a drunkard and when
snot was abusing his wife and daughter.
The Portland daily press., 1871-02-20

SAILING OF A STEAMER.-Th2 NJ. O. 8
Moravan, Capt. Brown. sailed from this port
for Liverpool yesterday morning with seven
teen cabin and a number of steerago passen
gers and a full cargo. The Austrian, Capt
Wylie, will sail next Saturday.
The Portland daily press., 1871-02-20

Acc1DENTs.-On Thursday of last week Mr..
James Whitney, Of Gray, had his shoulder
put out of joint and the bones badly broken
by precipitation from his sleigh, caused by
striking stone while driving quickly. DR..
Hall regards his injury serious one, but
hopes for good recovery.
By the falling of bank of earth, while at
work on the Maine Central RAILROAD, in North
Yarmouth, G. L. Morgan had the bones of his
face terribly crushed, and was otherwise seri-
ously injured. He is under the care OF Dr.
Hall of Cumberland and will probably recover.
The Portland daily press., 1871-02-20
3 The French relief fund now amounts to $685.
THE NEW HAMBURG TRAGEDY
PENNSYLVANIA.

WHEN RoGUEs FALL OUT" SC.
FAMAGUA, Feb. 19.-The Workingmen's Pc
nevolent Association and general coal onera
tors who have renounced their allegiance to
the Anthracite Board of Trade, are about to
institute proceedings against several CARRYING
companies under the conspiracy law of Penn
sylvania
The Portland daily press., 1871-02-20

Z. r. CHISHOLM & Co., Grand Trunk de.
pot, have received the periodicals for March,
and all the new publications.
The Portland daily press., 1871-02-20

CORRECTION the special dispatch to the
PRESS Friday night, reviewing the b. q NJ
railroad case, the operator made the reporter
say,"We believe;" but in the copy it is, he
believed" speaking Of Col Bickford.
The Portland daily press., 1871-02-20

Us Catarrh is common disease, so COM
mon that snufing and hawking" reach you
you at every turn. Your foot slips in the mas
ty discharge, in the omnibus or in church, and
its stencil disgusts at the lecture or the concert
The proprietor of DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy
offers $500 reward tor case which he cannot
cure. Sold by druggists or send sixty cents to
Dr. R. V. Pierce, NJ. D., 1873 Seneca street,
Buffalo, N. Y, and you will receive it by
mail. Beware tof counterfeits and worthless
mutations. The Genuine has DR.. Pierce's pri-
vate U. S Government Stamp on it.
feb 21st eod1w tu- -th -s&w1t
BRIGGS Pile Remedies are a success IT,
The Portland daily press., 1871-02-20

TEMrERANcE.-In compliance with the ex-
pressed wishes of the National Temperance
Society, that temperance meetings should be
held throughout the United States on the eve
ming OF Washingtons Birthday, there will be
a NEE ting at the Allen Mission Chapel, Locust
street, Wednesday evening, the 22d inst. Ad-
dresses by A. w. Scott, the ex-police and de-
tective officer, and by gentlemen of our city.
Mr.. Scott will illustrate his address by a set OF
burglars tools. Singing by the chldlen Of the
Mission. All are cordially invited.
The Portland daily press., 1871-02-20
Foreign Markets.

LONDON, Feb 1s-11.3OA. M.-Consos closed at 92a
for money and account.
American securities hrm-U. s. 5-2Os 1862, 91}
do 1865 old, 90s; do 1867 s9s do 1O-4ss s7s Stocks
steady; Erie 1s1: Illinois Central 1O9t; Atlantic &
Great Western 70.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 1911 30 A. M-Cotton market
qniet and steady; MiddHg uplands 7Id; Orleans "A
@7s; Corn 35s Pork lois; Lard 62s; Refined Petro-
leum II I'D; Linseed Oil g32 10sQE33.
The Portland daily press., 1871-02-20

FIRE.-The alarm of fire at o clock Satur-
day night from box % was occasioned by fire
breaking out in the counting room of the gro
Gerry and provision store of Mr.. G. D. Petten-
gill, No. 10 Market street. 1t was caused by a
defect ins1he stove. By judciously running
the engine hose into the store and playing into
the counting room where there were no goods,
the stock suffered but slight injury, and the
store but little damage. Fully insured at the
agency of w. D. Little & Co.
The Portland daily press., 1871-02-20
The Peoples Concerts.


do not expect 10 add anything to the words
OF commentator pronounced by the press
upon the Popular Concerts new in progress
weekly at City Hall, but do desire to stir up
the people, if can, to fuller appreciation OF
their merits and the demands of the paltici
pants upon our recognition. We claim pride
in the great excellence of our amateurs aud
praise them when they are conplimented with
call from abroad; but we forget them too
much when they appear before US as vocaists
and lnstrumentalists. ], and SO have you, Mr..
Editor, seen less able troupes of travelling pro
iesslonais I'LL our largest hall and receive en-
tnusiastlc plaudits. If we would encourage
the love of music, and DO not wish to fall in
musical reputation behind some of cur coun-
try villages, let us sustain our own citizens
who have worked so diligently and given US
such excellent music in our churches and i'm
parted SO much enjoyment to our private and
puollc festivities. TICKET HOLDER.
The Portland daily press., 1871-02-20

DEERlNo.-We noticed at the Transcript Of
n0o on saturday catalogue in course of being
prin.ea oy Mr.. j. S. Staples, of the Free Pub
lie Library of the new town of Deerinc IT is
we'll to commence with Just such an iustitu-
ton, and then perhaps the houses of correc-
tion and for the poor may not have 10 bo oroot-
ed ouite so soon.
The Portland daily press., 1871-02-20
MAssAOHUS ETrs.
VARIOUS MATTrps

-, oPR1NGFIELD, Feb. 49, - The Methodist
Chnrch at Pittsfeld was partially DESTROYED
oy nre this morning The loss covered BY $500
insurance - ~oNN
y, Inc Chinese at North Adams celebrated
tnelr new year oo Friday afternoon with a
grand concert and dinuer
The Portland daily press., 1871-02-20
INDIANA.
KENTUCKY.

SENTENCE FOR MURDER.
EVANSVILLE. Feb. 18.-Ben Sawyer to-day
convicted of wife murder was sentenced to
DEATH
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feb2Cth-d&w1w

WE ALL CONSIDER IRON the embodiment of
strength and power, but how few are aware
that 1t is this same element in the system that
gives us strength and vigor, and that an in
sufficency OF it causes weakness and debility.
The Peruvian Syrup protoxide of ifoo, is pre-
pared expressly to supply this vitazed ele
ment feb 21st-eod&w1w
The Portland daily press., 1871-02-20

A GOOD HOME with opportunities for self-i 9
provement can be had by trustworthy Amer
lean girl, well recommended, in family of
two adults, with children, in Westbrook. Ap-
ply in writing to "Westbrook' at this office.
fah17th-2t
The Portland daily press., 1871-02-20

NEW YORK, Feb. 49, -Horning.-Gold opened at
1lis. Money easy at q per cent. The specie
shipments to-day will reach $75Or0. Sterling Ex-
cnange lu9s q 1i04 The following are the quota
The Portland daily press., 1871-02-20
TEXAS,
@ ON Nj ERCIAL,

DEATH OF JOHN B. MAGRUpER.
GALVESTON, Feb. 19.-Gen. John B. Magru.
der died this A. NJ. at Houston,
The Portland daily press., 1871-02-20

BRILHANT.-See the Brilliant Lamp at j.
f. Land g. Co.'S, opposite old post-of,ce, any
evening until o. clock.
The Portland daily press., 1871-02-20
THE PR FSS.
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1871.
CITY AND VICINITY,

Y-Our advertising patrons are requested to send
in their copy as early IN the day as possible. Ad
vertisements to appear Monday morning should oe
sent in Saturday, mot Sunday)
bY-f Free Religious. Notices must be sent in as
early as Friday noon.
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Superior Court.

CIVIL LrERM-GoDDARD. j., PRESIDING.
The following assignment of Court trials has been
made by the Judge:
THURSDAY, FEB. 23.
The Portland daily press., 1871-02-20

FFssENDEN Bros, Lancaster Hall, have re-
csived the March number of the Lady's Friend
published by Deacon & Peterson, Philadel-
mia