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The Portland daily press., 1871-03-08
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

NASulN6IoNy rEb leiis
Public notice is hereby given, that books will be
opened on the sixth day OF March hext in this conn
try and in EUROPE tor subscriptions 10 the National
Loan un,er ,he Act approved July a. isIO, entitled
IAN Act 10 authorize the Retunding OF the National
January 20, 1871.
The plac, at which subscriptions nav he made.
and The names OF the authorized Agents OF me Gov
ernmebt, will be announced hereafter. ne propos-
cd loan comprises three classes OF bouIs, nsneiy;
FIRST. Bends 10 the amount OF hve hundred mil
lions of of collars PAYABLE in CON, at the pleasure
OF The Tinted STATES auer ten years from the date
OF ,hei, Hssue and bearing interest, payable quar-
ter Mn com at tDe rae five per cent per annum
cand Bends 10 The amount OF three bunired
m ms Of dollar, PAYABLE IN coin, al The pleasure
Of ,Jnire States after fifteen from the date
ot oer issue and bearing interest," PAYABLE quarter-
coin, at the rate OF four and halt per cent per
THIRD Ponds to the amount ct seven HUNDRED
millions Of dollars. payable in coin, at the pleasure
OF the United states after thirty years from the
oft eir.hsue, and bearing interest, paylo'c quar-
terly In col at the rate VI tr per cent per
Subscribers 10 the Loan will have reference IN ,he
following order. namely:
First Subscribers tor equal amounts Of each class
of Bonds.
Second. Subscribers Tor eqaal amounts OF bonds
bearing interes, al the rate OF tour nd halt yer
cent and OF bonds bearing inter, ST at the rate OF
i've per cent
Third. Subscribers tor five per cent. binds.
When subscription is made the subscriber VIII
be required to deposit Two per ceut II The amount
thereof. 10 be accoun.ei Tor nv ne GoveItm o :.
When the aonds are delivered; and PAYMENT NAV 20
made eieher in cor or IN nds ot IN, unteu
known as FIVE TWENTY BONDS, az th.if par W ~
TIE CON received payment will be applied 10 LUG
redemption of five twenty bonds. -, ;,h co,
The bonds will he registered or ssue rs"i eJ
bonds will be issued OF tie den no oco aud cou"on
sOo $500 s5oGO an sxe"t the I la two.
bonds of each den miIa .u IN me limited states at
the office Of rsa.a,sr Of an S
or DeslYhseu IL seyej ~ classes aforesaid and the
Interest pe Thereon, exempt lrS% the Of
all taAe, ~ IN any orm by or under SIate muni
| i mnJ or 10, al authority.
e'pai, Ter maturity, the bonds last issued will he frst
| 1aemed by classes and numbers, may be de-
| senated by the Seer etars OF the Treasury.
GEO. S. BOUTWELL,,
feb10dlw w4t-7 Secretary OF the Treasury.
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-08

NEW YORK, March 7-Morning.- Gold opened at
change 1881 q 11Of.
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WATERFOWL, March 7.-CattIe Market.-Beef
Cattle, receipts 3i1 head; supply is comparati ely
choice at Si1 IS; extra at $40 90 q II OO rsi Cua-
" $40 90 g 10 Is; s. cond gu witty $50 q so; third
quality $500 @ I 80. Sheep and Lam s-receipts
23l2 bean; supply light: sales in lots at 30 "a IS
each; extra at 90 @675
NEW YORK. March 7-Cotton quiet: sales a2eo
bales; Middhng upands 1iac. Flour sales 10 500
State 70 @ las; Round hop OHIO 90 q I S5; ives.
tern 10 g 90; Southern 10 q go. Wheat dull
advancing; sa les 46 800 bnsh.; No. 1 Srrny 80 "a
81 for new; No. . do So q 50; White do 50 "a
Corn heavy; sales A. 900 .bush. new mixed Western
Ohio and Western G. q zoe. Pork drmer new mes
q 81 q 90; old do y 80; prime IS 50 q IT, Lar
as stats g Nss sfI s:9d
free 92ic. Rice frmer and quiet Carolina 81 a sc
sugar firm; Mnscnvado 81 q 9ac. Coffee firm ant
50 g Csc. spiri!s Turpentine steady at a "a SAC
Rosin firmly held at Is tor strained. Petroleum i.
dun; crude 5c; refined 25c. TalIow dun at 8, a g.
Freiehts TO Liverpool firm; Cotton 6-i6d; Corn Sid
CHICAGO, Marrh Flour unchanged. wbsot-
No. 2quiet at 24a q % Corn lower at Sc or No
2. Ua's dali at4Iac Tor Noe. Rye quiet al s2c.O
Sec. Provisions quiet. Mess Pork q I2y @ 81 All
Lard steady at l2.c cash. Dressed Hogs lower q
$50 @7s5 Live Hogs weak at so @ 40. Catt
Receipts-sNoO bblS -four. 5000 bush. wheat. eoo
bush; corn, 1000 bush. Oais. 25oo BUSH barley an,
Shipments-2ooO bbls. -four, 5000 busb. corn ,co
hogs. WILL io'
CINCINNATI, March 7-Provisons quiet. Mes
key at SAC. ~ u n'"ihaA. WINS
TOLEDO -, March Flour dull Wheat lower
No. red Wabash Az; Ne. Whis do s5c o Gor,
steady and in moderate demand: high mixed Gle
low dc 603c. Oats frmer at SIC for No. 4 Ae" oio
CHARLESTON, March 7.-Cotton-Middlinp nm
| lands 1870. "p
sAvANSAH, March T. Cotton irregular; Middlina
uplands 1870.
MOBILE. March 7.-Cotton quiet; Middling up.
| lands at 1916
new ORLEANS, March 7.-Cotton dull an tel d.
| ing downward; Middling uplands 14tc.
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The GLOGGNER CAsTELL1 CoNcERr-We
are sorry to announce tina. the first concert
given in Fluent Hall was pecuniary failure
but We hardly see how it could have been other.
wise when we say there could not have been
over hundred people in the hall last night,
We regret that the pressure on our columns
renders brief notice necessary this morning.
Miss Bensley is a lady of buxom figure, pos
sessing an assuredy remarkable voice in that
we never heard one in the concert.r room simil.
ar, but as to its being the rival of Carlotta Pat
It's we think that we should prefer Mile Pat
it's Its quality is very penetratlve and while
is compass is quite extensive we hardly think
that merit compens ates for the want of sympa.
thy and method. Prot. Castelli's tenor voice is
very pleasing, sweet with great deal Of exc
cution. Mr.. Ford's rendering of the 7th air of
De Beriot was artistic and we regret be felt
compelled to beat time with his foot, very bad
feaure. Mr.. Butler played with aniapprecia u
of the composers whose works he performed
but is hardly up to the standard of first. class
pianist Taken altogether, considering that
we expected so little owing to the promises OF
the programme, we are rather favorably dis
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"A special meeting of the Common Council
was neid last evening. Pspers from the Board
OF MAYOR and Aldermen were concurred in.
Inc reports of the Chief Engineer of the Fire
department, the City Solicitor, Street Com
missioner, Superintendent of the Powder Mag
azine, the City Engineer and Truant Officer
wefe accepted in concurrence
The Council voted to adhere to the minority
report on the Portland Water Co. claim.
Messrs. Haseltine. Fogg and Cunningham
were appointed on the joirt special commit Tee
70 receive proposals for printing the reports Of
the several departments of the city govern
ment Tor the current municipal year. This or
Ger passed the Board of Aldermen on the 9th
OF February, Messrs. Wiusbip and Tolford be-
ing appointed members of the committee on
the part of that Board.
Mr.. Taylor of Ward 3. moved that the vote
on the order introduced by him February 18th,
ae'ative to the employment of men by the
street Commissioner, and forbidding the
use OF intoxicating liquors, be reconsidered
ana the motion indefinitely postponed, which
passed.
Mr. Tolman Of Ward Z, offered an order to
pay George I. 1ngraham, City Messenger, 500
LOT extra services Passed and sent up.
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HAVANA, March 4.-Freigbts are buoyant; Box
Sugar to The United States, Northern and Southern
ports. soc 81; hid. Sugar to DO, So Is q Is hid.
Molasses to do s. o. q 81 %. Bacon dull. Flour
steady at $l4 30 "a vs. dam quiet; American salt
ed 22c; sugar cured 26c. Lard steady Potatoes are
steady. Coal oil sealy; tins a reals; bps Al reals
Lumber-White Pine and Pitch Pine steady. Box
Shocks active Hoops. long shaved market supplied
quoted at 500 @ Of. Exchange on London 16f "a 16a
per cent premium ON United States, 60 DAYS sight
in currency, St g g per cent. discount; do short
sight a per cent. discount; do IN Gold 60 days'
sight, 80 per cent premium; do short sight, Gold 81
@ per cent. pre1inm.
LONDON, March I'll 80 A. M.-Consols 91s tor
money and account.
American securities quiet and steady-U. s. 5-2Os,
1852 81; 40 1866 old, s1; 1861 500; do 1O4s s9s
Stocks steady-Ere 10. Illinois Central 1893: Allan
tic & Great Western 30. ID
FRANKFORT, March Til A. M.-Cnited State.
SAYS, 1862, $751;
LIVERPOOL, March Til 30 A. M.-Cotton holders
are pressing sales; Middlng uplaods "a; sales 5000
bales.
LONDON, March 7-113o A. M Calcutta Linseed
frmer at 62s 81 q 63s.
LONDON, March 7-3O Z. M.-Conso,s slt TO,
money and account.
American seeurties-U. s. 5-2Os 1862 92t; do 1866
old, 91t; do 1867, s0f; do 10-4O's s9t.
LIVERPOOL, March 7-43oP. M.-Coton heavy
Middipg upland @ 7ad; sales 5000 baIes.
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II O r. EIGN
FRANCE.
Another Review of the Troops by
the Emperor on thursday.
Wtltidns to leave Versailles ON the
same dag.
Versailles not to be Evacuated.

VERSAILLES, March 5-Miduight.
TO N x: Herald. The third review takes
place at Ferrieres Of the royal Saxon, Wurtem.
ourg and RUSSIAN troops on Thursday, aud on
that day the Emperor finally leaves Versailles.
The final evacuation OF the city will be de-
Iayed few days. The Crown Prince leaves
Les Ombrages Tomorrow. His staff will fol.
low Immediately after. The endorsements
from Chanzy's army are steadily proceedi pg-
This evening Odo Russell dined with the En-.
peror and had an Interview with Bismarck, A
large number of republican bank notes have
been forged. A corps d. armee will be formed
Of gardes mobile for Algeria.
PALLADINEs AGAIN IN COMMAND
PARIS, March 7.-D'Aurelle de Palladines
has assumed command of the national guard of
Paris. In his first order Of the day he nvokes
the Cooperation of the men in the work of
maintaining order and declares that trspquili-
" alone will restore prosperity to France.
Meanwhile disturbances are prom ptly sup
pressed and their promoters sterDly dealt with
The press approve of the Generals order, and
say that affairs already show an improvement.
BORDEAUX March THE Assembly are in
session and awaiting the report of the commit
tee on its removal from Bordeaux
Great Britaiu.
AN IRON WORKERS STRIKE.
LONDON, March IA thousand workmen
nave strnck at Newcastle because the masters
refused to pay them weekly instead OF fort
nightly.
TERRIBLE sHIPwRECK AND LOSS OF LIFE
The ship Mistress of the Seas has fou udered
at sea and seventeen lives lost
Cuba.
A SPANISH VICTORY REPORTED.
HAVANA, March 7.-Rumors AZ current that
heavy engagement has taken place at Los
Iunas The insurgents had two pieces of ar
tilleIy and were commanded by vincents
Garcia. 1t is reported that the Spanish troops
were victorious.
Dominien Of CaSada
DIFFICULTIES IN THE NORTHWEST ANTICIPAT-
. ED.
TORONTO. March IA revival of the difficult
ties In the Northwest is possible, and the meet
postponed till after the selection of the Domin.
ion representatives.
The small pox is making great ravages in the
Rocky Mountain region.
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Reief Iailimxa.

Mrs. Mnrray's last painting in water cslors
entitled "The Old Story" can now ba seen a,
Hsle's Its onits way to E ,gIand. A beau.
ttful Spanish maiden is sitting on the low door.
stsp with fan held up be side her lace that he,
lover. seated at her feet. may not see the blush
tes his song evokes as he sings his tale of love
to the music of his guitar. 1t is a fine work of
art. 81 -g-e -cl.4.-i q. t.1i9-t ~.
q The steamer Lewiston has been put in excel.
lenso'nditiou throughout ard will commence
her trips to Machias and the Penobscot on Fri.
dav next. ilG}s4a l-
Let our readers remember Carleton's lecture
at City Hall Tonight on the 'Great North.
west before the p. A. and N. q.
The Haydn's expect 10 have their new piano
at the rehearsal tonight.
Smith, opposite the Falmouth Hotel. has
got in splendid lot of spring oversacks equal
y the very best custom made both in style and
As and our gentleman readers should take
look At them. .-..
The beautiful spring weather continues
Yesterday was May day the thermometer in
dicating $50 in the shade at u o'clock noon.
The Mayor and Board Of Aldermen yester-
day afternoon amended the award for land
taken from the Dyer heirs in Strengthening
Commercial street, awarding the sum of $s44
30. Mrs. Fuller $61 80, Mrs. A. A. Turner $17s.
20 and to J. F. Carney 500 .f .n
We regret to learn that Mr.. J. Cole the
popular leader Of the Portland Band has re.
signed his position but nobody need imagine
from that that Mr.. Cole is going to leave the
Band. Portland could as soon do without a
city government as lose Cole
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M lSSIsSIppU-


A Sad State Of Affair.". Inccnd din ism nm.
Murder--A Northern Man Driven oA..R.-
turn of Antc-War Troubles.
JACKSON, March "A riot occurred at Men.
dan, Miss, yesterday, during which Judoe
BrOOmlette of the city court. a white man. and
eight or ten negroes were killed and number
of whites and degrees wounded fire occur
red on Saturday night, destroying $75 900
worth Of property, and Laften, a negro was ar
rested at the incendlary and was being tired
before Judge Bromietle, when Tyler, a negro,
rose in the Court room and shot the Judge
through the head, killing him instantly.
Aaron Moore, a negro and prominent pOiti-
clan and member of the Legislature, also a
prisoner as accessory to the act of burning, was
shot, 1t is supposed mortally. Last night an
other fire occurred, destroying church and
other buildings. A meeting OF citizens was
held and safety con- mttee appointed to co.
operate with the sheriff in preserving order.
All is now quiet.
Mayor Sturgs, Connecticut man, took the
W pound train last night, promising never
20 return: The safety Committee arrived here
matter. @o" u" 'ne
The legislature IS trying to evade the enact.
pent laws preparatory to holding an election
thls iali: Yesterday Gov. Alcorn informed the
committee that he would order an election for
all offices to be filled under the coustitntion
whether they enacted law or not. He also in
formed the committee that he would not occn.
py his Senatorial chair till the election was
held in N ovember.
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AccIDENT.-Monday morning. Rev. j. C.
Fairbanks, the Methodist minister who preach
es In the church near the Ocean House, met
WITH severe accident in front of the church.
he had just got into the wagon where his wife
was seated. when the horse, in turning cramp-
ed the wheels under the wagon body, upsettiDg
1t and throwing both out upon the ground. in
JuriDg them severely. They were unable to help
themselves and were picked up and taken to a
neiehboring house by persons who CHANGED to
come along. Yesterday Mr. FairbanksNwas
unable to turn himself in bed, and it is feared
that the injuries to his wife are still more seri-
Gus. The accident was caused BY the reins be-
ing accidentally crossed when Mr.. Fairbanks
took them up, causing the horse to turn in the
wrong direction.
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NEW CUSTOMS REGULATIONS.
NEW nAMPsHlRE


SUMMIT MOUNT WASHINGTON. via LITTLE.
TON, March 7:-Observation taken at Up. M
Barometer 2S7S; change plus %; thermome.
ter 10; TO change; relative humidity 50; wind
wind W.; velocity OF wind 8 miles per hour
1t has been one of those bright days such as we
have only at this high altitude. At sunrise the
clouds eastward we're one blaze of golden
light, while in the westward, far up above the
horizon the shadows of Mount Washington
could be distinctly traced. As the ssun rose
higher the surface of the clouds were of silvery
whiteness, with dark chasms in eddying mist
Now the full orbed moon shiues through a
pure and stainless atmosphere.
r.@ PORTSMOUTH ITEMS.
PORTSMOUTH, March 7.-Mr. Alfred Tucker,
well known grocer OF this city, about Go years
old, died very suddenly this evening OF heart
disease.
wrecking steamer, the United States re-
Lief boat Speedwell of the Kittery navy ward.
and the United States revenue cutter Mahon-
ing of Boston, are reported to have visited
Wells Beach to-day to haul the Ooltilda ofithe
sands,
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Notice to -Ratilders.

9 EALED Proposals will be received until SatUr-
- day. March 1s, 1871. at seven O'clock p. NJ, for
the erection o. The Ciiy Buildings in Lewiston. Pro-
posals may be made for part or tor the whole. To
be butt In accordance with plans and specifications
accepted bv the City Government which may be
seen at the Citv Rooms in Lewiston, at the office
OF the architect, Mr.. q. F. Meacham, in Boston All
communications should be directed to Cha rm an OF
City Building Committee, Lewiston, and should be
eh0'rsd Proposals for erection OF City Baildngs"
Per Order OF Building Commit
A. WAKEFIELD, Sec'y.
Lewiston, March 6, 1871. mal7alw
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THE wEATHFR
sYNcpsJs or THE WEATHER REPORT Fob TT,
PAST "a HOURS

= FAST It HOURS.
WASHINGTON, March THE Denartro,,
has received nearly the full list OF renor,s 20
night from its stations reached bv the Franb
lin and Westarn Union lines. The area Of in,,
barometer last night west of Lake Miehg,T
has during the day extended its influence owe,
the lakes and is felt on the gplf stations The
Threate ming weather and high winds have pre-
vailed in the Rocky Mountain stations The
pressure has recovered ON the Pacific coast
after the rain of last night Gear weather
and falling pressure are reported from the
south Atlantic. Fair and cloudy weather
WIN falling barometer have prevailed on the
ml1land, east Atlantic and lower lakes.
Irooaollites-Fresh and brisk winds ind-
1 Caa ,or the 'akes; threatening weather in
S Grntrai and Southern States, and a falling
east Atlantic " WV "iuuio gu"
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superior Cent.


CIVIL TKRM-ooDDARD. j., PRRsIDINa.
TUaSDAY.-The March tim OF the Superior Cour,
for the trial nf civil casss commenced this morning
Prayer wa. offered by the Rev. Mosely II. Williams
Of Plymouth Church. The jury was empanelled as
follows: us
Louis =. Bracket. Gorham Nathan Doughty
Gray; Thomas s. Files. Lewis errtll Gu mberiand
0eorfe u. 0rlfan, Portland; o liver Hardy. FaI,
mouth: Elisha n. Jordah. Cape Eliz beth: Joshua
ough; Elisha v. Seabary, Yarmouth: Edmund L.
Stsrsird, Westbrook; Jabsz True, New Gloucester
EseHssd-Jonn Burr, Frssport; Enoch Cannon.
Naples. Il f9f' - - -
S.psrAxmries- Marshall Cram, Bruusvict. John
=. hudson, Jr, Jonathan B. Matthews, Portland. :
The cases which were igned for trial to-day hsv
Ing been settled otherwise disposed of, the jury
were excused until Wednesday morning, 1t O'Clock.
The docket il 10 reduced condition, and the pros
pect Is that the Court will be obliged to adjourn be.
lore the end OF the month for Il want OF work to do
The following assignment OF jury trials has been
made By the Judge for the week:
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 8.
1St-McNulty vs.. Folly.
ITO BTt0n vs.. Whitman.
22o-lMurch, VI. Wilson ct ais.
s a THURSDAY, MARcH9.
25o-Joss VI. Scarboro'.
st4-l,onnors vs.. Sullivan.
2t6-BacOn vs.. Gibbs.
FRIDAY. MARCH 10.
s15-Moeher " Westbrook.
3l2 Bond ". Bond,
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WARRINGTON.


WAsHINGToN.h a.; 7-Senator Robertson's
amnesty bull, iDlloduced to-day, excerpts only
members of Congress, officers of the army or
navy who lett the federal service to engage in
the rebellion, and members of the original Sc
cesslou convention. Mr.. Robertson saws he
urges the passage of the bill to the exclusion of
all others of private or local character
The Joint high Commission will attend a
reception at the residence of Secretary Fish ON
Friday evening.
More than hundred bills were iptrod med
into the Senate to-day.
The work Of the Joint High Commission has
begun and continues pleasantly. The subjects
presented were deliberately considered and
both sides anticipate favorable result
Several owners of large steamers and other
vessels now under foreign flags have obtained
from Baez q Co. Dominican registers, to be
used 10 ease of annexation. The owners of a
line OF steamers running between the United
States and Europe have already secured this
accommodation for over $4,000 tons.
RECOGNITION OF A MINISTER.
Senior Lopez Roberts was formally received
by the President to-day as minister Of the new
Spanish dynasty, the usual addresses of cour-
tesy and congratulations being exchanged in
the presence OF the cabinet and the Spanish le.
CATION.
NEW CUSTOMS REGULATIONS
The Secretary of the Treasury to-day issued
circular concerning customs fees on the
northern, northeastern and northwestern from.
tiers, which modfes the rates of fees hitherto
charged in several important respects. Here.
after on the lake frontiers the tees for clearan-
ces and entries OF vessels will only be 80 cents
IN each case: The present fees are 50 50 and
$1 30 according TO the size of vessel All en-
rolled and licensed vessels departing from or
arriving at port in one collection district to
or from one IN another collection district, al
though touching at intermediate foreign ports,
are exempt from entrance fees and the ton
mage tax, but 10 all such cases entry and clear
ance must be made
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-08
GO Nj M H CIAL

"eceip's b, Railroads and steambo.,..
80 noa 3 q KENNEBEc RAILRoAp-2ca car. not..
~ ri. 10 Dox shocks, do bbs. do furniture stock
oaies do sspkgs mdse, 26 cars freight for Bsston
STEAMER FOREST CITY. FROM BosToN-o5 Arrive
6IttoT bdls pipe 80 coils cordage, 10 boxes t1ess
boxes spices pieces marble 1853 bars iron Sbs W
hams casks oil, piano. 80 pkgs furniture. 10 cases
brandy, ~ boxes fruit, horses. 1 wagon loo pSes
to order; for Canada and up country. 80 bags oar
meal. 45 bo's. phosphate lime, ~ boxes 6sh. hid
mOlasses, Is bols. -four, 20 warp beams, 10 emnty
casks 200 bags dyewood "a bars iron 100 pkgs to
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1-G t WARD /.
Aldernan-George Trefethen 319; G. Merrill
262; scattering
Councilnaen-Henry p Dewey 319; John M.
Stevens 321; Charles A. Walden 319; j. Gun.
ninaham 332: J. H. Gaubert 352; O Stanwood
sSl scattering =
362; scattering Q.
Clerk-william Weeks s22; A. L. Gaubert
S51; sratterng2.
Constables-Jo d Decelle 1922; Reuel N.
Fed $40; B. O. Miles 352; r. Griffin $50; scat
tefing 4.
Aldsrman-George Trefethren %; c. Merrill
Councilmen-H P. Dewey q; j. NJ Stevens
N;>C. A. Walden q; J. Cunningham "a; j.
H. Gaubert "a; G. Stan wood a.
Wardem-E 81 Bracket A.
Cgerk-Frankliu Skillngs A.
co'sstd6le-J. 7. Bracket A.
.s..Tttr WARD2.
Alderman-George c. Littlefed 30; w. H.
Sin"nton 313
Couacilmen-Leonard Jordan 297: J. I. Lib.
y -; N. 4. Stevens 2sl; J. W; Sweet 49,;
MsaAaneE sos; F. o ASs: aa4 81 .o,a 81.
srk-Hiram q. Rich 294; J. B. LittlefeId
Constables -Jot ,am r. Gribben 2e5; Luther
- Bradford 294; L. Wymao 3l4; j. Sheridan 314.
WARD3.
Aldermnn--William Seuter ST..
counci!nssn W: q. Josselyn $40; c. Holden
80; 9. 8: Rich 315; T. Means 122; E. Gould
122: L ". Esb.s 120; scattering7.
Warden w lllIam L. Gill 315; F. Forsaitb
~; acastsrine l.
Clerk Charles G. Hayes s16; c. L. McAllis-
oO1s,ss;s' jas 8 Gould s14; A!onvo Went
M:r'sh sls; G. R. Kimball 122;; T. B. Curran
WARp4
Alderman-Josiab c. Shirley 231; C. McCar-
thy 265; scattering 1.
- Councilmen Jonas Hamilton 1872; Job H.
s ia. IT.; E Eli Higgins 2s2; E. g. Daveis
Wrden--oren Ring 2ss; H. w. Gage 254;
scatteriOg 1.
49,. Cerk George Hall 23l; J. D. Williams 25s;
Constables George T. Ineraham 236; Arthur
N Sawyer 234; c. 81. Hall 24s: s. d. Hall 246
scattering2
Aldernsan-M. F. King 800; A. K. shurtlef
Councilmen-A. O.sshaw 312; M. Samson
A. Harmon 247; john d. Lord 281.
Warden -Percival Booney 349- E. G. Bolton
Clerk Francis b. Hanson $40; j. 8. Russell
242
Confederation W. Barbour $40; Benja
MN Gri6ben $40; L. D. Miller PAT; G. r. w
Thaxter N5
WARD6
Atdermdn-Eben Corey 351; F. Fox 282
scaIterne l.
CoSnehmen-I. Jackson 377; w. H. Fessen
geo SoS; Clement 355; F. W. B .iiey 255
tering a. 'o0'"'y A'7' eo''
t Warden ~ Lewis Bqnce s77; s. K. DYER 255
2H. VIZ u L. qua"
Oonstables Joseph e. Sterling 374. Seth ster
ling 374; D. Garland 252: c. G. Philbrook 252
WARD7
Alderman-Wm. A. Wipship 459; w. w
Harris $40; scattering II.
Councitnnen-C. G LEHMAN At; j. e. Hascl
tine 466; F. w. Clark 454; f. Phnney 1862; Z
Webster 344; w. T. Kiiborn 348.
Wardsn-Wm. Fl. Plummer 478; Ira Withal
3z4; scattering l.
Clerk Henry c. Houston 477; M. 7. LIB
347
Constdbles = Bepjamin Burnham 40; Ben
W Slower 479: A. Houston 343; j. O. Neil 33
scattering 2.