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By a. F@11eF c&o & q
Auctlonssrs & Commission Merc'hts,
'ROx,r ST.. ABOVE ADAns,

without reserve or limit:
100 cases OF Mems Calf, Kip, Wax and
Split Boots;
100 eases of Mems and Boys Sh0es-as-
sorted styles;
90 cases WOmas's and Misses Shoes, as
sOried-
AIao 80 sets OF Fars-good quality and
styIes: $50 gross assorted Toilet Soaps; 100
dozen Army Socks; IC0 gross fresh Backing;
aisl, CloLhing, Dry Goods. Hats, Caps, No
tioDs, Cutlery, Glasswar etc.
50 Country merchaniA, and the trade gen
orally viii fnd II to their interest 70 atleDtf
our sales. Private sales al snctiOn prices. at
all times d.
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OLIVER, FINNIE q 90.
10000 CASES Canned Fruits and vege-
tables, IN PART AS FOLLOWS:
5000 cases Tomatoes;
1000 cases Peaches;
1000 cases Oysters;
500 cases assorted Pickles;
500 cases Strawberries;
500 cases Raspberries;
500 cases Pine Apple;
400 cases Germ;
100 cases 6iueherriee;
100 cases Whortleherries;
200 cases Lehslers,
so esses Saim0n;
400 cases Iellies;
/. 100 cases Brandy chefris.
400 cases Brandy Peaches;
1900 cases asst Fruits and Vegetables;
OLIVER, FIHklE & GO.
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nrrY ENG EER's OFFICE,
" MEMPHU, TENN, NovembeT =, ISL
HS- sealed proposals v III be received a this
once until Y O'clock m. Tues Iay, the 6th
OF December, for lighting, cleaning, glazing
and repairing the public oil lamps OF the
city. The city reserves the right 10 reject
any or all bids. For information apply at
ms noSo Smes HuMPHREn City Ener
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HOT SPRINGS Or ARKANSAS
AeesnnsaatIsn Rack Line.
~. 5. DAVIS. Plvprsssr.

TN successful opsrnsion for sx yesrr. no
Il THROUGH TIcKDTB sold on tfl1e liza,
Parties SEE and KNOW Whist tney pay tox 60
fore parttns " one oolsrs
These haok are all OF tn9 very De1s 14fsas
rial and hur e expressly for This travel. Inev
seaf AZ pei sons, are large and roc1Iy, 1nc
N ~ - used By parties Of rom twc 70 i've
wf7h srdinary baggage, or for UNvAEKn9, sne
seafs being 30 constructed - EASILY 20 con-
zff1nte \ bed. Remember, thin u t11 oU.y
lccomnnoclstion 6sck ltus, and no through
dcxefa are sold over n Heck1 nay be se.
cured by Letter o. Telegraph. once at sae
6n1hnny AMI AanlgT 1la1i1n, Ait11o y 141E.AxR
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Trustees Sale Of Valuable Properly

Under and by virtue OF the authority
~ vested In me by q certain Trust Deed ex-
cuted by B. P. Walt, bearing date the 18th
May, 1871, OF record in the Registers ofiss Of
shelby county, Ia Book No. u, page 20, TO
which reference Is here had, ard made for
the purpose Of securing certain debts therein
mentioned, I VIII, on
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state and County Taxes, 1871

THE Tax Books for 1871 are new In
l. my possession, VIII collect Taxes at my
once until the 10th day Of January. .Isz3
when the once viii positiveIybe closed for the
purpose Of issuing Distress Warrants
fer al uncoIlected taxes and reporting lands
for condemnation.
After the lOth day of January next, 1 viii
spe=d one or two days I'm each District,
Of which due notice will be given, for the
Purpose of collecting unpaid taxes, and
issuing Distress Warrants against
Personal Property.
Tax Payers nasst mot expect OF ask for
favor OF extenstOns, as none
VIII be granted
that do not come within the above notice,
Great and small, rich and poor, snail fare
alike
have but one duty to perform,
and that is to collect the taxes according to
law I know no other duty, and VIII make
noI2 WM. MCLEAN, Tax Collector.
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Tuesday, tAs zsth: Dsosnbsr, 1877,

Between 10 O'Clock m. and o'clock p.n., at
the southwest corner Of the tnt@rssc ion oi
Main and Madison streets, In the city OF
Mem phis proceed TO sell. for cash, TO the
highest pest bidder, ths following lot OF
parcel Of M, lying In SAID city OF Memphis,
and desert I'D Is foliow8, Wig: " Begi1n1ng al
q point on the north side cf adams street
extended ls21x feet from q. W. CHEEKS south-
West corner thence W0etwardly along the
north side OF Adams street Va feet. more or
less. to stakes thence nqrLnZardly 5l31i
feet to the south line OF Washington street;
thence saatwardly along the aOukh line OF
WaA hington street s716 fest 70 = stakes thence
southwsrdly SlSS fest. ulore or less, TO the
beginning;" being part Of country lot No
4se, and the other parcel OF ground conveyed
By John W. Walker TO Martin and T. X. Walt
b. deed dated October u, 1856, and BY aartin
Walt to 3. p. Walk By deed dated November
q, 1889, and registered in Book No. u. page
361, to which reference Is Eakcs. The tight 0F
equity Of redemption IL expressly waived In
said Trust Deed, and the tltle 70 the property
Is believed to be god, but VIII only sell
and convey as trUstee.
des MAk1IN GRIFFIN, Trustee. Ste
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DuBOsE-At the re,idsnce Of Dr.. Geo. W.
Polk, IN Maury county, on the 295a ulfimo,
JULIET RREvARn. infant dsughTer of Hon,
]. J. End Mrs. Mary Murfree Dubose, Of Mem.
phtE.
an unltmely frost upon the sweetest
flower Of the aeld. The King OF Terrors has
laid his rude hands on this sweet infant, and
blasted her beauties with his icy breath.
He has come to the mother and taken her
frat. born, and all that We know, or dream,
or fear OF agony is felt. But
Weep not for those
Who sink within the arms Of death
Ere yet the chilling w1ntry breath
Of sorrow o'er them bio rs
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Old FOIka al HOms.-AnnuaI Msstlnq

ETH c regular monthly meeting of the Asso-
4 citation viii be held at Btbernts hall,
Main street on TUESDAY evening, at 7
o'clock Thts being the commencement of
our second year, under the present oEganiEa-
ton q null attendance Of the member II earn
II 1NaN 2. TRFZmvA st secratarv.
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SATURDAY MORNING, Bee. ssl,, at 10
o'clock-Housshold Furniture, Carpets, Oh
Cloth, etc.
exc. SHIELDS, q CO.. Aues'srs,
des 2sG Main street.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MISSOURI STATE LOTTERY

omc4s1 DRAWINGS
MORNING CLASs-No. 5s.
50, 65, 81, 80, 7s, II, 4. SO, 81, 4e, q, II, z.
EVENING CHASING. 67A
II, 3, 50, So, 4S, SO, 81, IS. 60, 8, 2, 81, Is.
Lotteries drawn twice daily. Prizes frua
SEQ to $4,000, paid in money by ]. =.
FRANCE ag't, ssZ North Court st. Eox lE7,
Memphis, Tenn, P. o. MURRAY, HILI4EE
4 CO. Managers, st. Louis Nc.
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FRIDAY MORNING. Dee. s1h. at 10
osciock.- On account Of n. ID. L. Stewart,
CLERK and MRsfer-t0 new Sewing va
chiues; also, once Furniture, Fine Erus.
sells Carpets, Iron SAFE. Machtne Thread, etc,
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TUESDAY, MORNING, Dee. 5th. at 10
o'clock.
new Top Buggies;
Douhie-seat spring wagon
/ Double seat Jersey spring Wagon, with top,
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-20

NEE YORK, Oct. 10. The Worlds London
correspondent SAYS that the condition of The
Qaeen is alarming and she may die at any mo-
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-20
FOR CHICAGO.

EASTERN CEMETERY We again call the at
tept'on of the Committee on Cemeteries and
Public Grounds to the pitiable condition of
the E istern Cemetery. No regard seems to be
paid TO the preservation and neatness of the
grounds, and they have an air of neglect.
Broken gravestoues and posts are left scattered
upon The grass, graves from which bodies have
been removed for re ntsrmeat are halt filed
or fallen IL, the entrances to the underground
tombs are half covered with earth, rude fire
places. where mechanics have melted metals
for setting head-stones, meet the eye, the de-
brs of FPS and rotten planks are scattered
round; in fact, the appearance of the place is
almost disgracetul IL is the sentiment and
desire Of the people that this venerable and sa-
cred enclosure, where "the rude forefathers Of
the hamlet Sleep" should be cared for as re-
hRiously as our more modern cemeteries; and
httle effort on the part of the proper authori-
Yes would effect this. Its historic associations
attracts hundreds of strangers there annually,
auu lhere are thousands of our own citizens
10 whom the place is dear as the resting place
OF their own friends
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-20
ara.iden, Gran,,. Rersn,ian

President Grant left Bangor at II O'Clock
last night in a special train for Portland, and
was expected to arrive in this city at 30 this
morning. 1t was arraneed that he was to be
met at the station on his arrival by the Mayor
and Committee. of Reception in carriages and
escsrted quietly to the Falmouth Hotel. The
Presidential party proper consists of thirteen
persons.
Alta meeting of the Iavitation Committee
last evening it was determined to change the
route of procession somewhat, as follows: On
arriving at India street the escort will turn
down and 90 through Fore street to Atlantic
IN Atlantic to Congress; and through Congress,
direct to City Hall. This will lengthen the
time about twenty minutes and give the people
OF Munjoy an opportunity to welcome the
President. Our official notice of the route and
OF der of procession and other ceremonies will
be found omong the special notices
The procession will move in two divisions.
with the President and suite in the CENTRE
Capt. George w. Parker, the Chief Marsha,
will be assisted by Aujutant Charles j. Pen
nell, Col I. A. Roberts, Major A. M. Benson
and Surgeon A. o. Shaw, who will com prise
the staff
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-20

BOSTON, Oet. 19,-The semi annual meeting
of she New England Association OF SuperIn-
dcls us of pubi,o rohovi, held TO day in the
school house on Mason street. c. Morrill, OF
the opening OF the meeting thore were only
twelve gentlemen present Daniel Leach
of Providence was elected president, and w.
Waterman, of Taunton, secretary for ensuing
year. Papers were read on general reading
of scholars" by A. d. Small of Newport and
upon the marking system in public schools,
by Emerson of Newton and general discussion
followed Papers were read also on the subjects
OF securing the best teachers and better at
tendance of the pupils,on the proper use of text
DOCKS and other matters OF interest.
Mr.. Philbrick offered the following, which
was adUDted:
ResolUed, That we consider the practice of
marking merit CT daily Rotations OF pupils as
objectionable and Recommend its discontinue
auce We h >wever approve of and recommend
marking OF merit on written examinations.
A committee was appointed te prepare a
course OF study for primary, intermediate and
grammar and ungraded schools, and report at
the next meeting
A meeting of the Teachers Association was
held at Lowell Institute in the event ng. An
address was delivered by DR.. A P. Peabody of
Cam bridge, on the study of words" Prof
Agasslse of Cambridge also delivered an ad-
dress.
Insurance Circular.
A circular and blank statement intended to
exhibit the ir financial condition and total losses
bV the Chicago fire, has ueen addressed 10 the
officers OF insurance companies in this city and
State by Julius l.. Clarke, Insurance commits
sioner, requesting them to fill and return to
him Immediately, or as soon as losses can be
fairly stated the schedule annexed,
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-20
supreme sad,ciaI CourI.


THURsDAY-in III case OF yberry vs. Wlnsio"'
tried yeste day, the jury returned verdot pam
tiff for $50 Al.
HowarI & C'eaves. N. "epo'
North Yarmouth VS.. West Gardiner. Action TO
recover the suppiss furnished to John johnson. al
legged TO be an lnhabitant of West Gardner This
case vas tried at previous term OF this court at
which the pr sing judge IN, tructed the jury that
all he tine alleged pauler) lett the town without any
intention as to whether he would or not return, or
WITH only an indefinite and halt-ormed purpose rot
to return but did in TACT, without having es
tablished residence elsewhere, his absence would
not con ttute an interruption OF his residence in
West irdner." The verd ct was for the plaintiff
and the d. ndants excepted the inst ruction OF the
presiding judge, as given above The exceptions
Were sus ined by the full court and new trial
granted, the opinion being that when person
leaves his place the residence with every thing he
has, without any intention to returning, he has,
under the pauper statue, terminated his residence
VINE her he has established another or not" On
trial.
y. ii. Drummond. l.. Clay.
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-20

Portland Lodge of Masons, at a special meet
ing Wednesday evening voted $100 for the re-
llef of the fraternity in Chicago.
Three cases of cluthing for the Manistee SUI
ferers were sent forward from the Marshal's
office Wednesday night.
A PAIR OF gold bowed eye glasses were lost
either at Evergreen Cemetery or about the
city. The finder will confer a favor by leaving
them ~ this Office
The offices u the City Building will be closed
from o'clock A. M. to 3 o clock P. M. to-day
We would remind those wishing for reserved
seats to the M. l. A. course that the sale COM
meuces tomorrow morning at o. clock at J.
O. SGOckbridge's music store, 156 Exchange
street.
Tue White Mountains were covered with
snow yesterday morning.
Henry j. Murray, ESQ, the British Consul
at TINS port, will Eve "a dramatic reading at
Blddeford next Wednesday for the benefit of
the Episcopal Church in that city.
RESOLUTIONS of respect to the memory of the
late Hon. Woodbury. Davis and Hon. Phinehas
Barnes will be offered in tie Supreme Court
on Munday morning next.
Every member of Post Bosworth is expected
b
O'clock precisely.
We learn that the fancy millinery and dry
goods dealers have agreed to close their stores
on Tuesday and Friday evenings at o'clock.
The Welsh meeting house at Ligonia village,
recently reftted and improved. is to be re-
opened next Sabbath
The foundation of the stone dam over the
Presu(npscot river at Little Falls IS preparing,
the c. fer dam being flashed yesterday. Ward
We'll q 20. expect to have this fall the founda-
ton OF their brick paper mill, which is to be
4oo leet long and four stories high.
We are glad To learn that DR.. Robinson was
getting along finely and had improved much
within the past three days. 17n
The members of the ancient Harmony So
cieCy" are reminded that their rehearsal takes
place this evening at the library room of Me-
ehanlcs' Hail. A full attendance is desirable.
Our readers should see to it in season that
they secure their seats for the Grand Parepa
Rosa concert. But few remain at last ac-
counts. O. w. Gilkey s. Co. have charge of
the matter.
The Boston & Maine and Eastern Railroads
have agreed upon the terms upon which pas
sengers shall be carried between Boston and
Portland.
The police made seizure of liquors at James
Cunninsham's, on Washington street, yester-
day. a.e y
Dsputy Marshal Decelle yesterday arrested
at his fathers house, Newbury street. last
evening, james Creary, aged 15 years old, who
escaped from the Reform School about four
mouths since. He has been in st. John and
had inst ratn
tion of hum and went it blind iu a search
for him. The parents said he was in St John,
but the officer knew better. and on searching
the house found the boy in bed with three
other lads
A large fire was seen at about balf-past 9
O'Clock last evening in the direction of Saco.
The illumination indicated that the fire was a
large one.
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-20
DOslIestic Markets.

New YORK, Oct 19-EVening.-Cotton closed
quiet ard tc lower; sales 1914 tales Middling up-
la DIS at 9tn. Flour quiet and 1Oc lower; sales S8CO
hbls. STATE 90 a 40; round hoop Ohio 95 a 30
Western 90 "a 7 70; southern 10 q 9 20. Wheat
lightly in buyers favor; sales $4,000 BUSH; No.
Spring 5.t q ST.; No. do at 4s a s.; Whit r
Red Western "a "a So; White Michigan 70 az
l 20 Com a shade lower safes Id, 600 BASH. Mixed
at rs in store 76t aoat. Oats dull sales 49, 900 busb
at so q sic tor Western Beef quiet. Park dull and
heavy; mess at 13 % az 10 81 Lard steady at 81 "a
10t Butter dull. Whiskey steady; Western iree SO
@g 95Jc, mostly at former Rice quiet; Carolina "a
Sc. Sugar IN mod rate request; Mucnvado 8 q, 81;
tair to good ref ing q %. Coffee quiet ami III
Rio q 20t. Mol ,sses dull. Naval Stores-Sprits
Tufpentine firm at 70 a Tic. Resin at 20 "a %
tor stained. Petroleum quiet; crude 14lc; refined
"a Tallow trmer 9 @9a
Freignts TO Liverpool easier; Wheat per steam II J
a 11td; do sail 101d.
CINCINNATl, Oct. 10 Provisions Duet and weak.
Pork at II Is q 10 40. Lard at 81 &c. Bulk ats,
shoulders 6fc; sides 70 q &c, no sales Live Hogs
dull and shade lower; sales at 4 90 a 4 40.
TOLEDO, Oct. 49, + our dull and Unclaimed
Wheat dull and declined &c; No. 2 Hed Winter 80;
No, Red do 30. Corn dull AID unchanged; high
Mixed 56 tor new liw Mixed 55 FOR new grade 55t
Oats dull and shade lower; NO. at 371.
CHARLESTON, Oct. 19.-Cotton quiet; Middling
uplands Isle.
SAVANNAH, Oct. 19-Cotton in good demand but
tending downward; MiudlinP uplands at 1ea g 1870,
MOBILE, Oct 1e.-Cotton quiet; Middling uplands
1s3e-
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-20
WISCONSIN.

MILWAUKEE, Oct. 19.-The Dow County
Advocate contains full accounts of loss of life
and property by the great fire in that county
UP to Sunday nigh6. 9Th inst, fires had been
raging through the towns OF Brussels, Union,
Gardiner, Forrestvile, Clay, Banks, Nesuan-
pc, Sturgeon Bay, Sevastopo, burning fences
and timber, but leaving houses untouched
At . O'Clock Sunday Light a tornado of fire
swept down from the southwest beginning at
the Belgian settlement is Brussels, sweeprg
through the towns OF Union and Gardiner, the
weetei part OF SevastOpOl and over the east
shore of the bay, consuming every building.
At Willianson's shiugle mill every thing burn
ed, and most awful destruction of human life
ensned. Out of eighty persons, fifty five burn
ed to deaIh.
The survivors tell horrible tales of the
scene after the fire. Forty five bodies were
iound IN potato patch in the centre of clear
ing. Others were found scattered in various
places, some in wells, and some oisfigured in
a terrible manner. The great destruction was
the work OF Is mines and the same tornado
that burned Peslhgs and 1900 persons.
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-20

Items
There were seventeen bids for gold in New
York yesterday, amounting to $2,620,O0), from
111.50 to 112 81. The two millions advertised
will go at from 1888 to 112 81.
The $500 champion cup was won by De For
est Wednesday in the shooting match on Long
Island.
j. Dago, conductor was crushed to death
In New York Wednesday night.
thousand German real estate owners have
formed an anti-Tammany organization In New
York.
The wholesale dry goods dealers in New
York are putting up prices on account of the
Chicago FIRE.
farkel's extensive planning mill in Philadel-
pha was burned Wednesday night Loss $40.
600; insured.
An unknown German blowed his brains out
in the woods near New York Wednesday.
A Frenchman named Trickey was run over
Wednesday. He had his head, one arm and a
foot severed from his body. He was about 20
years of age, nd was probably intoxicated at
the time of the accident
Wednesday an infant was cut in two by a
train on the Harlem Railroad. 81
Schooner Oliver capsized ia New York bay
Wednesday, drowning the cook.
The steamship City OF Brooklyn took out
$27, 900 in specie. 81 j. t.4e.4
There was rumor on Wall street, New
York, yesterday that 100000 defalsaton had
been discovered in Philadelphia
Carrie Chase was fatally, but accidentally.
shot by J. Hogan Wednesday evening in a
house in Elizabeth street, New York.
The Lorillard Fire Insurance Company has
suspended. Assets, ST. 10000 Their liabil.
tiles are unknown. Q. Norwood is appointed
receiver.
The wife and daughter of Frederick Tel
man, in Bloomfield, N. j., were found dead
yesterday, evidently poisoned. The husband
has been arrested.
Mayor Hall says he will not receive Duke
Alexis in an official capacity but will coo per-
ate with the reception committee.
Maggie Mitchell sent $500 to Chicago.
The Pacific Insurance Company will con-
tinue business, -lU
The grand jury at the Court of Sessions at
Burlington, found an indictment against WAL
lace P. Hart, a member of the Broom county
Bar, for abductin2 girl under thirteen years
of age for prostitution; also against Alderman
Morgan, of New York, for an assault upon AL
derman Sedgwick in the Common Council
chamber. r..- r-l.
The Insurance Convention, in session al
New York has decided to memorable Congress.
to except life policies from the action of the
bankrupt act A committee of three was an
pointed to report the hest method of wipdipo
up iusolveDt companies. =,
Two ex-depury collectors have been convict.
ed of embezzement in the United States Dis
trict Court One. Gen. R. Bowerman, is sem
fenced to four years imprisonment and to pay
foe of $2340, and the other, Col Thomas j
Wilson, gets three years and fine of $3.50.
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-20

JUDGE MORRIS PREsiD ING.
THURsDAY-John Faherty paid $50 and costs on
a search and seizure process.
Patrick Win Was charged with being drunk and
disorderly, tut let off promise 10 leave town.
Peter hagg.rtY was ordered to give bond OF $500
on a paslardy complaint, OF his appearance at the
Superior Court in November
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-20

GET your sheetings and shirtings at Cogia
Hassan's, 129 Middle St.
Ii Is SAID that if puff of air were to be
blown into vein of ananimal death would in
simultaneously follow, because circulation would
be stopped. The blood makes the entire Cir
cult of the human body every seven minutes,
and whenever this circulation is impeded or
any of its CHI annels are clogged by impurities
which ought to be carried off. disease follows
fever or disease of liver or kidneys, or scrofula,
or dyspepsia To get at and remove the source
of the difficulty use the Old and infallible
blood purifier, DR.. WALKERS CALIFORNIA
VINEGAR BITTERS. Oct18lh 4G
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-20

The captain OF the schooner E. A. Horton
states that Cape Ann was the first land made
after leaving the colonial coast On parting
with her alder and abettor, she kept well to the
south to reach the Gulf stream, then took
We sterly course, and first found soundngs on
Georges Bank Sunday morning, in fifteen
fathoms OF water. She experienced the storm
OF Thursday, but received no damage Saw
nothing of any gunboat, English or American.
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-20

ssm oaIsAss. Oct 10. AUotton quiet; Middlns
uI,lanha IRac



LIVERPOOL, Oct. 49, 1890 4. M-Cotton dun I;
Middng uplands e2d; do Orleans tod; salos lO,ocO
bales.
LONDON. oct. 1e-1i 30 A. M.-Ccpsols opened at
SO Tor money and account.
American securities o. s 5-20s 1862, 900; do 1865
old, 90s do 1867, 9li, U. 5. lO-4Os ssi.
FRANKFORT, Oct. 19-1i 80 A. M.-United States
5-20's 1862 96b.
PARIS. Oct. ia. M.-Re ntes at 81 &c.
Lo>DoN.O oct l9-I 80 p. NJ. Consols 81 for money
an account.
LIVERPOOL. Oct. 1s--i.3O p. M.---Cotton closed
dun; es 1000 bales.
LONDON, oct. I3-Evening.-The amount of but
lion in he Bank of England mas decreased elSl,OOO
during the past week.
LONDON, Oct. l6-Evening.- closed at 92k
tor money and account.
American securities u. s. 5-20's 1862 9O4; do les
old, 9O} do 1867, 8 I; U. S. 10 4Os. ssi.
PARIS Oct 19-4 40 P. M-Rentes opened at ST.
zoe.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 19-4 30 =. M Cotton closed
dull; Middlipg uDlsnds % 9 9ic; do Orleans % q
10d. Ialow 37s Gil.
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-20
AnO, her Gift for chicago.

PORTLAND Oct. 10, 1871.
Hon Benz. Kingsbury, Mayor City Of Portland ::
Dear Sir:-The employees OF the Portland
Rolling Mills, believing it their duty as well as
privilege, to help the needy, have purchased
clothing to the amount of one blDdred and
fifty dollars. which they most respectfully ask
you to forward to the suf ring at Chicago.
Employees Portland Rolling Mills,
by A. T. HODsDON