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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-09
F r A N G e.
Assassination of the Marquis
Gallifet.
The Motion to Prolcng Theirs
Term Postponed.
R0SSEL AND COURBET UNEARTHED.
M. Theirs in Favor Of Establishing
a Republic.
Removal Of Political Disabilities Of
the Orleans Princes.
TElEGsAms TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.
PARIS. June 8, 1871.
The Marquis Gallifet was assassina.ed to-day By
rhe widow Of one of the Communists who was shot
by his order.
Tho Connie de- Chambord Reported ar Bou.
I0gne.
LONDON June s, 1871.
1t Is announced that the Comte de Chambord has
nrrived at Bouogne.
Jules Mires, the celebrated French banker, is
dead

Tho Motion 10 PrOionz THEIRS Term POST
poned-E0ssei and Courbet Unearthed--
Theirs Favorable to the Republic.
VERSAILLES June s, 1871.
In the National Assembly to-day motion for the
prolongation OF NJ. THEIRS term OF of1ce as Chief
Executive Of France was postponed until after the
completion Of the supplementary elections to the
Assembly.
THEIRS FAVORABLE TO THE REPUBLIC.
1t is authoritatively announced that IA Theirs
navors the republic for the future government Of the
country.
RossEL AND coURDEr CAPTURED.
It's reported that General Rossel and NJ Courbet,
pOf the Commune have been unearthed IN Paris. The
ourt martial for the trial Of insurgents has not yet
convened.
NAPOLEON TO BLAME.
The 0Hctal Journal ascribes the insurrection TO
Nhe congregation by Napoleon OF 100000 workmen
AN Paris.
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l.--fscn;s'

A.-For "A stylish and Elegant Hat nj Popu-
ar rices 10 DOUGAS l02 Nassau street. of Am
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Physiciar's ADVICE Gratis Daily to Rheu-
mates, 81 john street. Dr. RITLERS RHEUMATIC
SYRUP positively no cure charge; ciT references
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Dlvid's Pearl Cashmere and straw Hats
fsr gen,emes Saesroom 299a Broadway, neG Duane ST.
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IL People Who suffer from the Hnii
supdity that meets in stng. and too eten
IN Nh III she year crew quick could be ssfed
nv taking AYERS ARSAPARfLLA 10 purge the bic trJm
their syems shouia hare better neghoors As .s As
clearer heads - deal WITH.
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A.-nerring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES
2)l broadway. cocnet Murray street.
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E.--phllon's New Perfume.
| LOVE YOU.
LOVE YOU.
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Foley,s Celebrated Gold Pens
Are thu "Best' AMI Cheapest
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Circulation of the New York Daily News the
ras. week wAS&7.8I0. Average yer day. ist,6l.
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A.--fien;S'
Pcagl Cashmere Hats,
Five Dollars.
wARNoCK & co,
Rrpa xav
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judge Bowling Trips to the Ofbcr SIDE OF
he Bie Pond for season rogies needn't put
any "Is that Junt he'll soon be back ~ attend
10 their cases On s the steamer the Jute toppei
purchased two Of those eegeni tues whl;n hNpA.
3aiser li2 Bruaxay Ia famous for selling uet unter
enc OF KNOWS HAts and be somebody.
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SOUTH AFRICA.

Encouraging Reports from the Diamond Fields.
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S5.-Best Quality Pearl Cashmere Hats.
FOaMANs 81 Fourth ayenoe- between IweoT-dI'o aaS
1wvnky-sixth slTaotss
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Wood (HrpetinG. $50 BrOadway.-H0tel
proprietors say Is the ony thing thA will wear.
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Removal Of Political Disabilities Of
the Orleans Princes.
TELEGaAMs TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

IAISIS, JUHC o, IoTI.
The Marquis Gallifet was assassinated to-day By
nhe widow Of one of the Communists who was shot
by his order.
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Tho Comte de- Chambord Reported at Bon.
IOgne.
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A. G. c. RAILROAD.
Great CoBOsurse Of Pssple-A Gals Day
and Big TIne.

Special to APPEAL.l
TUSCALOOSA, Ala, May 16.-The
Alabama and Chattanooga railroad is
finished. The last spike was driven
yesterday by the Superintendent.
The occasion was made one Of great
eclat for all concerned. There was
an immense concourse Of people from
Chattanooga, Tuscaloosa, Eutaw,
Livingston and Meridian. The
people were very enthusiastic,
and all are proud that at
last there is communication
through a region of country
hitherto denied direct communi-
cation with the great and busy world
beyond. This road, over which the
first through train passed this morn
ing, is two hundred and ninety-six
miles long, and runs in almost a
line from Chattanooga to Ne
ridian, where it connects with the
and by that with the
railroad. It also connects
with the Mobile and with the New
railroads running North and
South. We down here think it a
great blessing, and are very jubllant
over its completion.
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saptIst eouysntlou Adlsurnsd.

ST. LOUIS, May 16.-The Southern
Baptist Convention concluded its ses-
sion today. The constitutional
amendment defining the qualifications
Of members Of the Convention was,
after considerable discussion, tabled
by large majority. The report on
publication departments was amend
ed by opposing the establishment OF
general publishing departments, and
urging churches and Sunday schools
South to cooperate with the Boards
in their legitimate work. The report
on the orphan asylum in the Creek
Nation was adopted. The usual reso-
lutons Of thanks were then passed,
and the Convention adjourned.
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masRlEO.

HALE-BARKsDAL g the residences Of
the bride5- mother, on the ilbn inst, - Kew.
q. q Andrews Mr.. WILEY J. HALE, 0f Rip
Jackson, Miss
For as % rise and explain the above an
nouncement would be useless, as those who
have knowledge Of the couple know them 70
be well mated for this earthly life; yet ia this
miserable existence Of ours We envy the
bridegroom, inssmuch as he has a Jewel OF
sincere fsction, a woman we'll fitted for the
blissful sphere OF matrimouy, and one
whose truthfuIness and devotion can never
be doubted. Likewise the bride in the choice
Of her husband. We trust
THAT howsrs. sl thornIsss, shan bloom On
their way
That their lie may be joyous and peaceful and
fair,
TIL heaven shall call them 70 happiness
fnara %
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Monday. Iuns 5th. 1871.

within legal hours, the following daaeri i2s4 .
property, 10. wit; Ihree.tOurl1a i5sl 49,. " ".
aouih half Of Dot NO. ldt, casiunine lei y. ~ -
81 ne aoufheerf corner OF said lot, On ne
west side of Mnin atreeti tun441s sS.f,-
northWardIV with the west ni.S " " t5...,,ss ~
street. 81 feet f5s inches, % q s..-A
west parallel With uVeI ton altse-i 80 i9Stt
inrbess thence southFa arqly pelt1Ll-L- - w. W.
tI,s,,,s 49, 75arslIsl with over ton street. "a
49, = f,,gfes 10 ae east side Of front alley
ff,e.r,,e south7Fardly paralle1 Win Maln
-s - IN fbe east SIDE Of said alley, %
go ~ inebes- more or less, 20 the southwest
@ Lsss I - ~ i5r 10. I52: thence eastward " with
~ ~ s,b line of lot No. l52 ll8 feet Inches
v-l.,re r,r less, % the bosluningi situated in
Henonfis. SHELBY county, Tenn
7TsT6ss or sale. one fourth cashf balance In
~ fvveiva and eighteen mon tbs. notes with
en6roved security required, bearing interest
sfsix per cent. nom datsi lien % be retained
tilI same ale paid.
EDMUND A. COLE,
Clerk and mEgtar.
Brewn q Grifdn and Humes q Poston, stiiys
wnHn
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LUnBER YARD & ssW-nIlL

NIE are now featuring and are pre-
" pared % furnish fn any rraufirv
70 $40 per thousand. shi~gIes r1otF - =
and hand made az RON 81 30 10 - pe~
thousand. Our stock of Latha. " GATHER
boarding, Flooring. Ceiling Doors. zash
Blinds, MOuld ugs. Dry and dressed Luu1 Der.
Is cOmpIeJe. which We are elllu az tlle low
est pos iDle prices orders nom the county
filed Wilh dispatch.
81 4. a J ". COCHRAN,
n VI1dAw Foot Of M.ahIngron b near rIva--
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HINsON q MANEs

DENTISTS, 233 sAih SHEET.
A Re Plugging Teeth for CaFh from one 10
"A three dollars each cavity Of decav. end
ge = competition IN all denial operations
Nitrous oxide gas given free Gail at Z3a Nam
street. mvI7
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EIEGTInH


A n election for officers Of the Calvary Lire
"A rary Society VIII he held IN their room
al Calvary Church, this " EDE EsDA p even
ing. az o'clock All mem bsrs are especI ally
rEq1estad 70 be present
myU ". A Hl Z. JR Bacrs. .ary.
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nnTlcE nE NV nEnn

I HAVE this day declared a dividend OF i've
y per eeutum on AID debts OWING BY D. j
Heinrich, lately uiug business under The
style o. P. II. Fl Elm len a BiO AZ the da-a o.
his assignment for the DenefI Of cred srrs.
Whicn VIII be paid On present. a. ion OF prop
sfly authenticated accounts at my once.
F. ACEEEM
Assignee or j. j. HsInrt a.
nyA 30 AoWard EnW. MamnrIa narr
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WARREN g. CO.,
Agents for Arrow and Button Ties,
SELL AT HANUFACTUReRS' PRICES:

DOUarAss. Southern NIuIs. J. H Maguo-
II us. FhEuiZ, bradley, Ky. Fy., Dixie,
Lyle J. q Co etc. etc.
Brands OIL ElaL. Hemp and JuLe BagginE.
BB-TERMS Cash or CIV acceptance Or
ders soIrIJs q. Refer 20 Geo. r Robinson,
ESQ st. Louis; rfrst National Bank Mem
phis, J. J. McJUmb, Esq, Liverpool Eng.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
HAsONIe HnTIcE

A SPECIAL communication Of De- q
soto Lo6ge. 80. a9, viii be reId ~
Gnls fWEDNE5DAHl evening MAY ITrn. ~
&c o'clock. for work ia ~ "a degree
AL N. "a 3 IA good standing are lrateruaIfy
invited 70 attend
By order II. VILLA MsDV W NJ
RI W. HHELTOH, see'y. nvfT
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sling. ,1s: ne. receipts, lol bales; sales 20

ding. Izze; net receipts, 4oI bales sales 20
bales; stock, II $40 bales.
MOBILE
MOBILE. May lg.-Cotton quiet; middiing,
l55zc; net receipts, 4s7 bales; e1poria COAST
wise, 1913 bales; sales 500 bales stock l1,szz
bales.
FOREIGN.
LONDoE, May I6, $50 pm ConsOls, S35S.
Bonds nrm; 802s, 305S; do Old SIS, 3Q7si do.
B7s, sZ5s; do i0-f0s 8g1
LIVERPOOL. Bsy ID. Cotton drms middilBg
hollands, 7H@Esf; mlddIfng Orleans, 75z4
I'D salt s, lZU00 bales, 3g18 for specul ztion
ana export Wheat, California, l2s 3d5 -four,
47s Cd.
aIANCHEsrEE, May I6.-Market firm.
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CAIRO. May 10, SOL p N Port list;
julia, Nicksburg to It. Louis, pm. /;
Glencoe, New Orleans to Louisville, 2
q m.; PeytOna, New Orleans TO Louisville,
6 am; City Of Alton, New Orleans TO St.
Louis, 10 z IA City of Chester, 81. Louis
TO Memphis, 4 pm; Mary Alice, New
Orleans 10 St. Louis, pm; Mary Hous-
ton, New Orleans to Louisville, pm;
Dick Fulton No. 3, Louisville to New Or
leans, SPIN. River stationary. Weather
clear. Mercury 74'.
VICKsBURe, May 16.-Down: Pauline
Carroll, s m; Virginia, z an; NsJcneZi
pm; Lady Lee, 8 pm. Up; ". j.,
Wicks 10 last night; Clarksville, 8 pm;
City Of YicAsburg, pm. weather warm
aud clear. River s5sstOnary'
NEW ORLEANS, May l6.-Arrived: Susie
Silver, Louisville; Mary Miller, ClDcin-
natl: Olive Branch, 81. Louis. Departed
P. W. Strader, Cincinnati
CINcINNATI, May 16.-Biver, Y feet ia
the channel, and falling ArriYeo' Nash
vile, from Memphis.
PIrTssURe, May 18.-Slight rain this
afternoon. The Monongsheia mas teeb
n the channel, anil is falling,
IoUIsvrLLR. May i8.-Tbe river is fali-
ing fest. having fallen 4 feet during the
past twentv-four hours, with scanb 8 teeb
ln the chute, II feet in the canal, ana 81
feet under the bridge The weather was
clear and warm to day, bat cloudy this
evening. with prospect Of rain. Business
has improved. No more coal boats VIII
be able TO pass over, but harges can pass
for several days yet, ArriFs0' = n.
4roes beck. New Orleans; Edinburg. Red
river. Towboats arrived; Wm. CoWan,
New Orleans. Departed; stella, with
245 600 bushels coal, and J, II, Bigley, with
476O00 bushels, for southern markets,
Coal bas advanced here trUm lie to l2c BY
the barge load While the Kate Putnam
was receiving cement to-day barrel
rolled over Dick Splsin, the second mate,
breaking bis leg between the Knee and
ankle. he was taken to the marioe hos
pital. The IndianolR leaves Tor New Or
leans To- morrow.
NASHVILLE, May l6.-The river is fall
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RIVER VS.
DEPARTURES.
IN PORT.
Sam j, Hale, I. b. Allen.
RTvERs. wEArHER AND BUSINESS.

The weather yesterday was sultry, with
ram during the day. The river here rose
inches yesterday, and is now feet 5
inches below high water mark. At st.
Louis and Cairo the river is receding,
which is good news for the planters along
the bends. The Ohio is falling from Pitts
burg down to Cairo. Cumberland and
Tennessee rivers are receding. Thus all
fssrs OF another high stage OF water are At
an end. The Arkansas is again on the
rampage, it having risen s inches yester-
day, White river is falling, with q good
stage. Business on the wharf wss in
active, with little doing aside from the
receiving Of the Hale for Cincinnati, Legal
Tender f0r White river, snd bismarck for
Nav Orlaaus
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

4 OTTERY.-OmeiaI drawings Of the Mis-
= souri, state Lottery. CLASS g3l.
19, I3. 9, u, 81, 4, "A 90. 81, 8, u, 49, 75.
GLASS Z32
73 2. So A. %, So. q y. 49, 81, 70, 46 Is.
Prizes from 500 20 SO 600, paid IN money.
Lotteries drawing daily. Information fur
nished in the above LCtteyr by J. E. FR ANCEr
f61z North Court street Box l47r Memphis,
Tenn, P D. MURRAY. MLLLER& & CO., Man
gsrs, st. Louis. No. myH
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In the First Circuit Court OF Shelby county,
Lsnn--southWOrth q Ihaysr vs.. ]. Foster
IN this cause an attachments having been
sued out under section 8f55 OF the code and
returned into court. levied upon uue. .personaI
property ot defendant, ard anidavit haFfns
Desu made that the defendant iB iudsbt ed CD
plaintiff In the sum Of 6724 IS bV. account. and
that said deot Is due and who ly unpaid and
tnal l1e dsfen- ants are about to remove
themselves and property out Of the state rr
has alr-ady done 10, or nave removed o. are
removing themselves and property out of
the county. privately or cOncealing them
serves 50 that the ordinary process OF law
cannot be served on them, or arsg0ndsd, 7
are abscOnd1ug or eOncealtng theme yes or
L4-lr pro perry, OF have fraud 1L-nt. d -posed
or Laelr property OF a1nut fraudulsntly dis
posing Oi 70.
therefore ordered. That they ul IKE their
perzCual appearance herein. bef0l o the Judge
Of the First CirCutt Court or Shelby county
az me court house, IN the city Of Memphis
on the third Monday in Sept suu Der next and
defend aai~ attachment suit within the time
prescribed by Law, ur the same VIII be pro
ceeded with sxps rte, and that q copy Of Lhis
order be published once a -Eeek for tour sue
cessive weeks in the Memphis Appeal.
Done AZ once this 18Th day Of May. 1871.
FRANK TAFT, CLERK.
By 3. F. CoLEHAS. d. O.
Larnig n a Flayser. Att'ys Tor pln'H myl7
Dd@@OluIdOn-
V'HE parinership. under the name and
4 style o. Lawrence & GI more. waE dis
solved, " m utuaL consent. on the sc dayof
May. thsr party may receipt Tor da0ts due
the hrm. r D I.AWL LE LE.
Nay Is, L37l. GEY. " GIL -OEE
- We Bava tive due Desks and one Halls
safe for sale, cheap. mvIs
b MJsELET n D.. H N PHILLIPS NJ D.,
Residence, cor Lau- Residence g.
dsrdaIs a Georgia SIS. Desoto street.
Drs. hOSeIsy & Phillips,
OFFICE 40. Q! WEST COURT ST.,
MEMPHIS TENN.
HS-Or1ce hours from g an to p.m.-Ra
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CHANCERY SALE
Or
REAL D8TATD

No. 2l88, n, Rim the First Chancery Court
OF shelby county, Tsnnesaee.-John Cun-
nlngham vs.. MARY Cuuniu CHAM.
ID virtue OF an iulsrlo0uuOry decree for
I'D sale entered in the above cause, May ],
Is q, win sell 81 public auction % the high
est bidder on the premises, In Memphis
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MARKETS
IBY TELEGBAPH.I
NEW YORK.

- " 4OAhGAs
NEW YORK. May l6.-Dry Goods-The mar.
ket Is Inactive and prices for the most part
are steady for ali slap 20 teZtiles; brown sheet
ings are redu ed from II fO l055c; Newman zet
A 40, 10 TO lO5Sc; Qunebaug, 40 inch 5+s 70
l5c; Massachust It's II steady al &c: j. b. p.
do, lQEc; Starke A and WaChuse c. lI55c;
Grsnitevilie EE, II q; CIsrk, l2c. Amos keag
bleached sheetings, lfc; do A. inch. l5c; 10 81
tuch, l3es Allendals S-4 sneetiugy, 25c g 4 60
3lc: AndrOs 'Cggtu a A lSCs do 8 q bIeached
sheetiugs, SOC; 8 4 DO S5c; 10 do 40c; DUvau
Mills mus in l5ci Fruit OF the Loom l5c-
Nassau +, l515c, WamBuJta, 20c; paper cam
brics scarce ana arm I05Sc for Ne vile; Ma
and l2C Tor high cOlOfs, At which rates they
are engaged a cad; printing cloths IRE sp-
parent y scarce and held at extremely d ga
rates; TO 71{C for good 70 best ma Is Of
prints, and moving slowly aJ lie for choice
and lOc for Door srvles-
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Stockholders HsETIHG

OFFICE SECRETARY MIssrssIPPI RIVERf
hAILFOAD CoMPANY,
Memphis, Tenn, May g, ls7L
NOTICE is hereby given that meeting OF
~ the Stockholders OF the Mississippi r yer
Railway Company, ts called Oh assemble at
the County Courtroom, on Union -treet,
Memphis. Tenn. on the second Tuesday,
being the 18Th day q. June. ISL 20 elect nine
Directors FOR said Company, 70 serve for one
year from the ninth day Of July next, and
until their successors are elected and quail
led,
BY order Of the Board of Directors
JOHN L. NORTON
uvrT SECRETARY
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NASHVILLE, Nay m.-Coiton Ga duh, low
middEng, ll5Fc Bacon clear Sides l03fc;
shoulders, TIC; hams. 10; sugar-cured hams,
l8o. Lard, l2g Bulk meals Gear ribbed
sides, SO; shoulders, GO, packed. Corn
zoe, Oats, Soc. Flour, So AG6.
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-. = - :. - -: -
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EAVAH14AH, Nay 18s-Cott0n--yery dnlli net
receipts, $40 bales; exports TO the continent
2652 balsa sales 800 bales; STOCK Is ,5ta oa4ea.
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NEW ORLEAEg, May l8. Flour hrmer. sue
Corn arm, 70G7lo, Oats hrmer; Ohio river,
65c; St. Louis, 8g883C. Bran, ST 85. Pork
drIner; mess, SIC. Bacon-claar RIB sc. su-
gsT-cured mans, l4Gis5s. Sterling, BANK, l2356
sight u premium. Gold, lll56 Cotton oul1
and noninally unchanged IN respect 70 yes
tegday's quotations. sales 200 bales; receipts
1880 bales exports, forel6ns 1922 bales stock,
i85 $40 bales.
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IA the Legislature" +" 4 remarked.
.4Yes. certainly. Add 70 the four
nillion six huudred thousand dollars
fhe inealcuiabie sums paid TO the
---,-ssrabers - for their votes. This mon
- ~ben collected, is divided on one
-. ~ another By those who rule aud
- Tfiga gigantic system OF organ
- ssHoW were you paid in the ola
Connecticut western news., 1871-10-20
The Bushnell Poet orc Bed.

Professor Verill of Yale college with two iron manufactures from Boston, visited this mine last week and pronounced the de- poslt of iron ore very extensive and of excellent quality. They recommended the tunneling method of excavation, instead oe open mining as is practiced at the other mines in this vicinity. The location of this mine is well adapted for tunneling, being about 100 feet above the base of the Tachkonic mountain, and when the sur face is very steep and abrupt, the tunnel will always tend to drain the mine. The Boston gentlemen proposed to buy large quantity of the ore when excavated The ore can be very cheaply obtained in conse- quence of its elevated position on the mountain side.
Connecticut western news., 1871-10-20

FIRE DEPARTMENT SuPPLMs.-Fred J. Miller 65 Liberty Street. Now York, is largely engaged in the building of Hook and Ladder Trucks, Hose Carriages, and the manufacturing of Fire Depart ment Supplies of every description. He was the protector and editor of the "Fircman's Journal" and "Fireman's Guide and Directory" and is thor oughly posted in regard to every article required by Firemen. Information in regard to any article will be furnished by him with pleasure, and when requested he will send his illustrated price list to any address. 2wlb
 To HousEKEErKRe. know of mo new article that has attained such great success as "SLyER wHITE," for cleaning and polishing Silver and Plated Ware. Those who use 1t speak highly of it. wc would recommend to housekeepers to ask to see the "Housekeeper's Silver White Casket;" you will like 1t as 1t contains, in neat, compact form, all the articles necessary for cleaning Plate being Chamois Skin, Box of Silver White, Brush and Sponge. The above are highly recommended, and for sale by Jewellers, Druggists, and at whole sale by saml. M. Miller, es Liberty St., New York.
 9w16
Connecticut western news., 1871-10-20
Norfolk.

Norfolk
 Much complaint is made around town, on account of many nightly depredations ill the poultry line, several persons having lost 8 to 10 hens and chickens each, at a time. Evidently some one is preparing for an early Thanksgiving at public expense Their losses occurring so soon often pass ing MT. Reyes famous motion, refusing longer to pay for dinners to the town off, cers, looks suggestive to say the least....... The old Battell store in the corner near the Park House, is to be opened during the week by MT. Mead, who will furnish all who call with pictures, frames, or manu- factured frames to order. This is a new branch of business here, and we bespeak for MT. M. a bountiful patronage. The railroad bridge at the store is completed, and makes much better crossing than any one anticipated. The foundations for the depot building are completed, and the tim Der for the building is daily expected.-Mr. Lockwood Perkins while (sometime since,) making an excavation in the ledge back of his house, come upon peculiar looking vein of quartz, thickly interspersed with small and singularly brilliant red stones. A microscopic test revealed the fact that they were garnets, although too small to be of great value. MT. Wolcott, living next door, not being entirely satisfied in his own mind, and being convinced that the quartz contained something more, has succeeded in cutting or disolving in acids and by other mechanical devices, seperated from oz of the rock, fine metallic silver weighing some grs; thus proving beyond cavil the actual presence of silver throughout the entire vein. This vein of quartz is some feet wide and of unknown depth, (which increases in richness as you go down,) and can be distinctly traced for some quarter of mile. In his (Mr. W's) opinion it only needs "grit'' and small capital to develop here in the hills of old Norfolk, truly big thSng. Where is the coming man that will not only enrich himself, but will open new field of industry that in no great period of time will cause old Norfolk to a9aSu blossom as the rose, by developing it's min eral resources which stare one in the face in almost every field through which he may pass These venerable hills and mighty stones, that in their very position and con- struction show that they were in existence before, and at the time when the ''rocks did melt with fervent heat" and that be- meath their rough outside, there lies un- untold riches, and ''he who seeks shall find." SEET-sE-BIA.