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The Portland daily press., 1871-08-17
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TO THE DAILY PRESS.
MAINE.
The Bangor Railroad Disaster.
VeTdict OF the COrOner's Inquest.
NO WHITEwAsHIvG.

BANGOR, Aug. 16.-The coroner's inquest in
| the case of the Maine Central Railroad disas
| ter concluded the examination and returned
| their verdict to-day. They find, first, that
| Thomas Gallagher came to his death on the
| 9th day of August by the breaking down OF
| the bridge; that an examination of the bridge
shows the timbers to be very rotten: that the
Railroad Commissioners made an examination
of the bridge in 1870, and again in connection
with the Supe rintendent of Bridges employed
by the railroad on the 9th of June, 1871, both
of which failed to discover the defects. That a
thorough examination would have detected
the rottenness of the timbers; that when the
need of Strengthening the bridge by arches
was discovered on June 9Th, no notice of the
same was given to the managers of the road
until July 18th; that the notice left at the Of
flee of the Assistant Superintendent July 18th
was not delivered to the Superintendent until
the 4th, carelessness in the management not
explained. That while there has been large
increase in the business of the road, with more
trains and heavier cars and engines, there has
been no evidence presented tn at there has been
corresponding increase of labor or more fire.
quent examination of bridges; evidence hav
ing been presented that bridges like the one in
question were to be examined only once in
three months. That no proper orlthorough ex-
animation of the condition of the bridge was
made either by the Railroad Commissioners or
by the employees of the railroad, and it APP
pears to the jury that life and limb would have
been safer on this road without Railroad Com.
mssioners because without them no division
of the responsibility could possibly be alleged.
. The verdict is signed by John HI. Wilson, Cor
oner; j. w. Palmer, Foreman; George W,
Lafd, l.. ID. Thurston, John L. Crosby, j. s.
Wheelwright, Fl. H. Fogg.
Penobscot County Republican Conven.
ti0n.
BANGOR, Aug. 16-The Penobscot County
Republican Convention was held here to-day,
and very fully attended. Joseph l.. Smith of
Oldtown, John B. Foster of Bangor, John B.
Nlckles OF Kenduskeag, and John Kmball of
herman, were nominatee for Senators; Hor.
ace 3. NIckerson of Bangor, for County Treas
urer; Simon q. Jerrard of Levant, for County
Commissioner.
Child Drowned.
Alice, daughter of Capt. Mcclellan of the
bark Rio Grande, of Boothbay, fell overheard
from the vessel tonight and was drowned.
Her body was recovered.
kennebec County Convention.
Especial Despatch by International Line.l
AUGUSTA, Aug. 16-At the Republican
County Convention held in this city to .day the
following gentlemen were nominated as capdi.
dates for the following offices: Reuben Foster
OF Watervlle, and John May of Winthrop.
for Senators: Asbury Young, Pittstou, County
Commissioner; William M. Stratton, Augusta,
Clerk of Courts; p M. Folger, Augusta, Reg
lster OF Deeds; A. Starks, Augusta, County
Treasurer. Most of the candidates were nom.
mated by reclamation. There was no struggle
for the positions
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-17
Domestic Markets.

NEW YORK. Aug. 16-Evening.-Cotton more
tern dull and heavy; State 4 40 a 60; round hoop
Ohio 25 g 80; Western 30 a 6 IS; southern 50
No. Spring at 80 q Q 90; Winter red Western 40
O. co.; White Michigan so q 1856 Corn heavy and
%ssgrs A ss 6ash good to choice
new, mess 10 % q IS 81; prime DO 10 50 "a Ii co..
State is Soc Whisky irmer; Western tTee 81? IS
Rice steady; Carolina 81 q 91c Sugar steady Porto
ks0 81 M Se ans Ns f. to good Ssn
Stores-Spirts Turpentine steady at Is G 4sc; Rosn
firm at 90 for strained. Petroleum DULL crude
Wool quiet; tubbed 73c; pulled 80 a 50; Texas So
q 42l California Spring clip $751; q 40
CHICAGO, Aug. 16-Flour dull. Wheat easier
a1d higher for utu5e delivery No
No. at SOC. Rye weak; No. 2, &c a ISL. Barley
steady; No. Spring So g g.. High Wines strong at
Hogs firm at rs q so. Cattle-libers1 supply and
shade weaker at 3 81 @625.
ReeeiRts-6OOO bbs -four $1,000 bush wheat, 1859 :
900 bush. corn $4,000 BUSH oats, Is, 900 bush rye
Is 900 BUSH barley, 5000 hogs. ~
s6i hip bbls -four, $4,000 bush. wheat,
rye, II. 600 bush. barley, 5000 hogs.
TOLEDO, Aug. Flour dull. Wheat weak No.
2 White Wabash s;, 30; Amber Michigan 2el@ "a;
Com declined LEI high mixed 524c low do 49Jc. Oats
steady and in moderate demand No at 36lc: M 2
at 33c; Michigan 35t; rejected 3Oc.
CINCINNATI. Aug. 16 Pork dull at 70 %. lard
unchanged at 81 @ SC. Bulk meats droopir 2; Shout
ders II g o; rough 81 les 81 a 81. Bacon dropping:
q "a; eear sides u q 73c.Cattle unchanged Whis
key in lair demand at SSc = " A''-
Freigbts to Liverpool frmer. Corn 81 @s. Cotton
per steam I'd. O0''0i
uplands 16tc.
SAVANNAH, Aug. 16.-Cotton dull Middng up
lands at 17ic. up
MOBILE, Aug 16.-Cotton in good demand Mid
ding uplands l75c.
NEW ORLEANS. Aug. 16.-Cotton quiet; Mid
dlngs 16ic.
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-17
THE PR ESS.
THURSDAY AUGUST II, 1871.
CITY AND VICINITY
New Advertise nsents To-day.
AUCTION COLUMN.

AUCTION COLUMN.
Groceries. ...F. o. Bailey g. Co.
Furniture. ...F o. Bailey & Co.
Horses, Harnesses, &c....F. o. Bailey & Co.
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Broker. -. II. NJ. Payson.
18th Me. Attention. :. Chas W. Roberts
Just Published. Manhood.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Special Notice. Royal japanese.
Excursion. Newbury st Chnrch.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Houses to Let. VIM. Ii. Jerris.
Wells Carbolic Tablet.
Dodd's Nervine.
Crumbs Of Comfort. H. A. Bartlett q Co.
Agents Wanted .. Conn. Pub. Co.
Annual Meeting. j. WInsiow Jones.
Butter. Cyrus Greene. .. .
Sexual Scienc
$3.50 Pianos
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-17

Mr. Meserve the proprietor is at the Fal-
mouth on route to the Mountains. He is a
Maine man and commenced his hotel career
with us at the Elm, twenty years ago. Many
OF our citizens have stopped with him, and
speak in the highest praise of his house. The
Palmer was completed last season and is the
finest hotel structure west of New York. 1t
contains two hundred and fifty rooms, many
with baths and closets connecting Tufts best
Elevator. Mr. Meserve takes particular pride
in giving Maine people good accom- mod ations
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-17

JUDGE MORRIS PRESIDING.
WEDNEsDAY-James Mccarthy for the larceny Of
watch was sentenced to pay fine OF $40 and costs
and be imprisoned in the county jai 10 days.
james Quigley plead guilty to Obstructing the
sidewalk and was fined S. and costs. -t1 &
Edward Higgins tor intoxication and disturbance
in his own house was sent to Jail for 80 days
Bridget Gallooly Tor throwing Stops another wo-
man had her case suspended tor a week.
O'Donnell
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-17

EXCURSION oE THU WOLFE TONE AssocIA-
. TIoN-The weather of yesterday morning was
| anything but favorable for a pleasure excur-
| sion, but nevertheless very large number of
| Hiberpian citizens determined to brave the
elements,- and seek recreation at the now ia
NOUS resort Lake Sebago. According to the
programme, great variety of amusements
were to be offered, and the excursion promised
to be the most interesting OF the season. The
| principal attraction was to have been boat
race between the West End and LongshOre-
mems crews bat from some cause or other
neither of the crews came to time, and thus
the great event of the day came to naught
But not Disconnected by this disappointment
the party sought shelter in large and commo-
dious dancing hall, where Chandler discoursed
bis most inspiring music, and the satatorial
exercises were kept up, with slight intermis-
sions, during the entire day.
After considerable delay, the contests for the
various prizes came off on the grounds near
the depot The first was the hurting match,
which ended in row and general disorder, SC
that no decision was made in reference to the
winner One of the "bould boys" who had
probably imbbed too freely Of something That
was not Sebago was determined to indulge
his pugilistic propensities, aud was only pre-
vented by the utmost exertions of his compan-
ions. The foot race and the silver mounted
cane were won by John Graham; the sack race
by Thomas Tracy, and the Smith & WATSON
silvereplated revolver by Conductor Richards
of the Portland & Ogdensburg railroad.
A PLEASANT TRIP.-One Of the most pleas
ant excursions of the season is that offered by
the International Steamship Company to st.
John and Halifax, when an opportunity will
be offered to witness the great rowing match
which is to come off next Wednesday at St.
John between the celebrated crews of Tyne,
England, and st. John, N B., and the grand
aquatic carnival at Halifax on the Goth, Both
and 31st of this month. In order to accommo-
date the large number DESTROYS of viewing
these contests the International Company will
put on the route the fine steamer New Bruins
witch, which will make several extra trips to
and from st. John: She will leave this eve
ming at o'clock; also on Monday 21st, Satur
day oath. Thursday -31st and Tuesday, Sept
9Th; returning on the 10Th, Oath and 29th of
August and the I'd and 7th OF September. Ex-
cursion tickets for the first three trips will be
issued at low rates. Such an opportunity for
viewing the coast of Maine, spending few
days in the Provinces and witnessing one of
the most exciting boat races that has ever been
got up, is seldom offered, and the public should
avail themselves of this chadce.
The New Brunswick will leave here at |
o'clock this evening on the first of these extra
trips. For further particulars see the adver- |
tisement
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-17

n-a doNsG IRoT-This afternoon a match for
pow comes Off the Forest City Trottipe Park
on;sa.,a ., u.Iw out an immense crowd. The
H. mn,, 'ra' nave been entered for the race are
'no wei Ano"h gray gelding, Beauregard to
wagon anu 'ie chestnut mare Katie Sharn TO
harness. Inc race will conducted strictly ac.
cording to the rules of the Fashion Conrso
and those who desire to see good sousra 81. d.
will not be disappointed. The winner Of throa
out of five mile heats takes the purse. w. &C
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-17

DRowNRD.-The United States Revenue
steamer McCulloch, Capt. John A. Henriques
commanding, arrived at Bath, Tuesday after
noon. She had on board the dead body of
Joseph Williams one of her seamen, who was
drowned at Linnekin's Bay. He fell over the
bow while the vessel was getting underway
ana lie buoys were thrown over and every
human exertion made to rescue him, but be-
lore boat could reach him life was extinct. 1t
was thought that he must have struck the
anchor while falling. Williams has half
oiother living in Bath. The coroner from that
Guy went aboard to view the BODY bnt damned
an inquest unnecessary. "
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-17

POCKET PIcKED.-A lady intending to take
the Grand Trunk train at o'clock yesterday,
had her pocket picked while standing in the
refreshment room. She had just purchased a
glass of lemonade, and put her pocket book
back into her pocket. When she felt for it
again twas gone. All her money being gone
she was obliged to postpone her Journey
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-17
METEOROLOGICAL.

WASHINGTON, August 16-7.3O p. M-Tho
cloudy and threatening weather win probahIv
clear away tonight very generally in the Mid.
die and Eastern States and will be followed ~,
Thursday, by rising barometer and clear and
Missouri. Conditions remain favorable 70,
cloudy and rainy weather in Florida, for after
noon on the Gulf coast
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-17

IHE LIFE OF ST PATRICK is the title of
work now being issued in parts to form vol
ume, by the well-known Catholic publishing
house of Patrick Donahoe of Boston. 1t is
written by sister Mary Francis Clare, and is
said to be work of rare merit, written in the
spirit of the present age. 1t isl executed in
tina highest style of the art and WILL when
completed and fittingly bound, constitute a
beautiful volume. Mr.. John MCGOWAN is the
adent for the Diocese of Portland, and will
'"h'ass Inc city at once. aug17th3t
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-17

SINGULAR CAsE.-A woman living on
Forest street, in this city, lkeeps brood of
duck, and lately she noticed that the 1argest
and finest one appeared to be ailing She doc
tored it to the best of her knowledge, but in
vain. The duck finally died. The woman be-
ing anxious to ascertain the cause of the fowls
death, cut it open, when singular sight pre-
sented ITSELF. In the crop OF the duck was a
large frog, like any other Except that it was
covered with very thin skin, through which
the blood vessels could be plainly seen,) com.
pletely filing the crop, thus causing suffoca,
ton. 1t seems that when the duck was Young
it must have swallowed little polly-woy, and
this poywog had grown ard thriven in his
singular habitatiOn. ..L .I... TH--l5r
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-17

MoRTUARY.-Thew whole number of deaths
during the month of July was As, from the
TO flowing causes:
CONSUMPTION, 1; Suicide, l; Dlsecse OF Liver, |;
Paraly sis, Casu Atty, b Dropsy Brain, Com
plicaton, Abscess. I; Lung Fever, A. Old Age, 4;
Rupture l; S0itenlng Of Brain, |; Jaundice, Dis
ease OF Heart and Braio, 1; Cholera InIaufum, /;
Fistuia, Bilious Fever, l; typhoid Fever, 1;
Dlarrhea, i Fits 1; Still Born, 8; Congestion OF
Lungs, 1; Heart Disease, /; Unknown, 2.
sssat4sll s-l.,r..- e. L. Vine, Supt. of Buiials.
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-17

GoRHAM. The usual excursion of the Mo,,,
odist Episcopal society and Sunday scboo,
will be made to-day to the islands, leaving by
the boat at the foot of Pearl street at 10 -
o'clock.
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-17

AVELY.-Our harbor is full of fishing vessels
mat put In yesterday afternoon in consequence
Vi 'ne fog. The crews of many of them were
ashore last evening and made matters lively ON
our streets.
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-17

MELANcHoLY.-When the nervous svstem
loses its tone and vigor the whole body suffers
in consequence; not unfrequently some one
organ suffers more than the rest, hence the
origin of Heart Disease, Consumption, Soften
ing of the Brain, &c. The most direct method
Of cure lies in restoring the vital principle to
the nerves, which is most easily accomplished
by using FELLOWS COMPOUND SYRUP OF HY-
PoPHosPHITEs. au14d1w&y1t
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-17

F. o. BAILEY & Co., will sell at salesroom
at ten o'clock this morning., a general assort-
ment of Furniture, Carpets, etc. See auction
column
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-17

MARROW EsCAPE.-A day or two since Mr..
James Pennell, of Saccarappa, while at work
in his wire factory in that town, putting in a
new water wheel, slipped and fell into the
river. The water was deep and running swift
ly, but Mr.. Pencil managed to seize some
logs floating in the river and kept his cad
above water until he was seen by SO ne one
from the bank and rescued. His leg was quite
badly hurt A
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-17

sKIFF u GAYLoRD's MINsTRELs.-To. night
the celebrated Skiff & Gaylord's Minstrels
make their first appearance for a long TINA At
Music Hall.-They will create decided sens
ton, for apart from their individual mer;ts ..
singers they appear as Albinos in the i,st n. -
OF their entertainment-an entirely new fea.
ture-in white faces, wigs, dress, hands. etc
but with red neck-tes as startling contrast
They also offer wonderful dissolving panora-
ma of the Franco-Prussian war. That the hall
will be crowded. none can doubt.
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-17

The Portland & Ogdensburg, the Maine
Central and all the railways in the State, so
far as they have been approached on the sub
ject, have agreed to transport passengers to
the great Show and Fair here the last week in
September, at half fare, and stock free. The
posters for the show, which are immense color
ed bills, are now ready for distribution through
L the Stata
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-17

Receipts by Railroads and Steamboats,.
,GRAND TRU,IK RAtLwAY.-199 cans milk, 299
6bls Hour, 5 cars laths, do oats, do corn IA do
lumber, 40 shocks, do material. do wheat, do
WOOD, do binders. do oil, do sundries.
sundres 'p' Wv
MAINE CENTRAL RAILwAY-1t6 cases mdse, 25
boxes beans, do mdse "a bdls bowels, do leather
&c 10 pkgs sundries,
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-17
Foreign Markets.

LIVERPOOL. Aug. 16-11.3 80 A. M.-Cotton opened
mer Mddling upands sgd ;sales estimated at TO- 900
bales.
LONDON, Aug. 18-l1.3 A. M.-Consos opened at
93t q 93a for money and account.
American securities frm-U. s. 5-2osY 1862. e3s
do 1865, old, $780, do 1867, 92s U. S. 10 4O's 1884,
FRANKFORT, Aug. 16-Evening. United States
$40 bonds closed at 96a for 1S62s.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 16-2 P. M.-Cotton closed
easier; Mddlng uplands s396std; sales IL 600 bales
Lard ASS Cd " cwt.
LONDON, Aug. 16-4 80 P. M.-Consols closed at
$50 tor money and account. -
American securties-U. S. 5-20s, 1861, 93s; do 1865
old, 9S3; do 1867, 92l; U. S. 1O-40s 81.
PARIS, Aug. 16.-Rentes closed at 55f SIC.
LIVERPOOL. Aug 16-4 30 P. M-Cotton closed
steidy midding uplands ssGSId sales 70 900 bales
Including 5000 for export and speculation
Wheat los Sd. Corn sos.
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-17
Horses, Carriages. Harnesses, &c 4,
at Auction.

M f. shall sell ON Market ST., Saturday next, Aug
w 18th at II M, Horses. Carriages, Dump Carts
Harnesses Whips, sc.
r. q. BAILEY 6s Co., Aucroneers.
augl7 dtd
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-17

ONE pound of the DOLLAR REWARD SOAP, I"
washes from ten to fifteen dozen pieces of Or
binary family washing.
For sale by CHAs. MCLAUGHLIN &c Co.
Portland
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-17

TAX SALES There was large attendance
at the sale of city property, sold for the taxes
assessed thereon for the year 1870, at the City
Treasury yesterday. The attendance has usual
ly been small and the bidding dull but this
order was reversed yesterday, for the bidding
wasvery spirited, probably because no form of
business at present affords revenue OF twenty
per cent. income. We never saw so sharp
bidding before, aud some of the property was
sold as low as one twentieth of it for the taxes
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-17

ACCIDENT ON THE GRAND Trunk RAILROAD.
"A Nan Badly Injured. An accident occurred
on the Grand Trunk Railroad at Fownal yes
terday afternoon, but how serious in its results
we were unable to ascertain. The regular train
from Montreal due in this city at 2 80 p. m.
was standing on the siding at that station watt
ing for the regular train from this city for Mon
treal to pass by. As is customary Mr.. Law
renee (whe is member OF the firm of Tuttle
& Lawrence of that village, traders, and also
having charge of the Post Ofice) stepped out
from the store close by and proceeded to to the
train standing on the siding to deliver the mail
to the mail agent. The train from Portland
was coming down the main track at speed OF
about six miles an hour, and the people on the
stationary train cried out to Lawrence to look
out. But be walked right on to the track with
his head bent down as if in thought, and was
struck by the cow-catcher of the train going
East, throwing him up some distance and or
to the side of the track. He was taken up in
sensible with the blood oozing from his head
and carried into the store, How badly he was
hurt could not be ascertainei by our inf nm
| ant as the train for Portland left immediately
after the accident. Mr.. Lawrence, we learn
was about forty years of age, and had been re-
| Gently married. .. .r
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-17

MAINE STATE ROOFING CoMPANY.-This
company is now prepared to turn out at its
piece of business, Preble street, a new patent
roofing that has met with excellent success in
the West. The material used is made of re-
duced tar, plaster, sand, rosn and cement
Those who have examined speak favorably of
it. AT present the company have orders for
roofining hall in Thomaston, and buildings
in other parts of the State.
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-17

Boys CLOTHING just received; large lot
all new. At j. Burleigh & Co.'S, 81 Middle
street.
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-17
Furniture, Carpets, &C, at Auc-

ON TUESDAY, Aug 22d, at ten A NJ, we shall
~ sell the furniture IN house 1913 Spring ST. consist
ing in part OF Paror SUIT in black walnut and hair
cloth; Brussels Carpet, Lounge, Secretary, Dining
Chairs Extension Table, Clock, Refrigerator Cur
tains, Chamber Set Toilet Set, Card Table, Feather
Bed, Excelsior aud Husk Mattresses superior Cook
Stove, together with the entire Kitchen Furniture.
au17td f. o. BAILEY & Co., Aucfrs.
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-17

HoLL assortment of Paper Hangngs
window Shades Screens, etc., for sale by
jy8tf DEyENs &, r.
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-17

BIG CATCH. Schooner Dreadnaught, Capt
Willard, left on Sunday night, ON cruise for
mackerel She returned to this port Tuesday,
with three hundred barrels of fine mackerel.
She has taken this season SO far between six
hundred and seven hundred barrels, and is
thigh line" in the Eastern fleet.
Mackerel are not biting SO freely now as
they did last week and the first of this. They
have gone in among the rocks and the craft
that are after them between Matinicus and
Cape Ann are not so successful in their catch.
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-17
AUCTION SALES
Furniture, &c, at Auctio.


IhN Ihur'day, Aug i7ih, at 10 A NJ at SaIasroor
/ ~ lS EN' hange 81, We shall sell Brussells and In
l gram Carpets, ParlCr suit in hair cloth / bIacL
| walnut Chamber Set; paiute Chamber Sats. NJ
hogauy Furniture, Extension Tables Feather Reds.
Mattresses, -pring Beds, Mirrors Chairs tJoOkSt0ve'
Pic ures, Silver Piated Ware, CTockery and Glass
| Ware, Kitchen Furniture, &c.
aul5td #. o. BAILEY e co Auct'rs
Desirable suburban Property Ter
sale al Auction!
A license obtained fIom The Hon John A Water
ID man, Judge Of the Probate Court, shall sell at
public auction,
August ~, 1871, nf O'Clock r. VI,
On the premises the Homestead place belonging to
Anna Deake Iate OF Cape Elizabeth. deceased, aud
situated III The point in said Cape Elizabeth, con-
tanning about six acres fine tliage lana, with the
buildings thereon; the sa d property being ABOUT q
miles from the City Building in Portland, anu pre-
sents fine view OF Portland and entrance 10 us
Harbot, Will cannot be surpassed. ,....o,a
CHAS. DEAkE, ADMINISTRATOR
r. o. BAILEY ~ EG, AuciOnecfs,
Also lot oil land running from Cottage ioau u 'n0
sea containing about acres. ,.,,
Also a lot OF land OF about 1-2 acres, ADJOINING
land OF John b. Woodbury. aud Lucy talbot apou'
l-2 mile from Ferry Village.
r. o. BAILEY a CO., Auetrs
au16 til
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-17

MRS MANcHEsTER.-The popular Physician
nas returned to Portland, and can ne found at
'he United States Hotel for ten days only.
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-17

PERIoDIcALs.-Godey's Lady's Book for Sep.
tember hasbeen received and is for sale at the
book and periodical stores of Messrs. Bailey &
Noyes, and H. L. Davis, Exchange Street
l'oring, Short & Harmon and Augustus Rob
inson, under Falmouth Hotel also at the school
book. music and periodical store of E. G. An.
drews, No. 36 Center street, and at the book
and periodical depot OF Messrs Fessenden
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-17
WARRINGTON.
The Unlioms

WASHINGTON, Aug. 16.-vincent Collyer tel
lows: Rowing bands of Apacbes are ran,dly
coming in. There are 1900 at Cornudos de Los
Alamos and 800 at Fort Stanton Cochise had
been heard from. Rumors had been sent out
from different points giving the Apaches fair
warning that If they want peace they must
are seriously discOntenttd and should be
promptly attended to. The Navajoes are quiet.
The have over 10000 sheep and will be self
sustaining in a few years
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-17
Groceries and tore Fixtures at
Auction

<NN MONDAY, Aug 21st, at l-2 O'Clock NJ, We
" shall sell at salesroOm general assortment OF
groceries such as Is usua ly found in retail score,
soaps Croekery Ware, Platform, Counter and Spring
balance Scales, Show Case, Tin and Wooden
Measures, SC. -
aul7dtd f. o. BAILEY " co, Auctrs.
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-17

FLY SCREENS are at Lothrops, Exchange
street. for 10 cts