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The New York herald., 1871-03-22
DIRECTORY E0R ADVERTISERS.
AMusEMENrs-- pAas-rour,h. attn ANA rx,

AMUsEMENrs-rwELrrH PAoR-Fourth, htth and sixth
AsTaoLoG, sxooNp PAer-sixlh column.
B,LLiAHDsiISr IA sn orda pseE-roarh column p.0r
BoARpERs WANrEp-Erenrn pAox-Fisth and sixth
BRooNf REAL ESTATE FOR sALE--NrsrH PAGE
BUSINESS oproArUNITiEs-Nrsrn PAsE-sixtn col
eTg hsiafE SSts' FoN
CLERKS AND Statesmen TWELFTH PAaE-Firss ana
cLorai%Ges iSIs 0s1ass srooNn pAsE-s,xth column.
CoAcnaEN ASD MISUNDERSTANDING PACE
COAL AND Woop-YvrLr1I PAeE-Fourtn column.
CoAsrNisE sTEAMsAirs-f PAon-- Filth sixth
copASrS SSS,s nssHlPs-kIsru PAer-sl,th column.
DASuiNa AoADraiEs -TwE,rrn rAGf~Fif,h column.
bsKTlsrEY-rsy s;5a1 Tu rAaE S,S sixth column
DWELLiNG HOUSES TO LET, ~ IN SHED AND uN.
FURnlshkp-sEooSD PAoE-Fourth and NTH col
sgnorEAT srEAMsnIrs 1Is,s rAenFh column
FINE AIS EIRsr rAeE--foarta column.
FURNISHED FUR KouMs And ArAaiaEsTs ME- S"''' 10 LET
SECOND p.ksE-Fifh amn.
yRENoh Observation-Disclosures PAGE Third
HELP WANrED-MALEs- s-TwEIprm PAer-Thirl col
HELP WANTED FEMALES ELEVENTH pAoE-six,h
column, and TwsLFTn PAGE-trst column.
HORSES, GAka!AaEs, &C. FIHsr pAGE-seeond and
norsEs I,}sH nHs scpq p.sr
Fourth column.
5Esk 4Y nUshS orY AND pEn
GEN REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-NINlH PAGE
.soFUeB sEhsoN--rwrIrru pAer-rirth co'umu
LEGAL NOllCi.S-SEC1ND PAGE-Sixti column.
LOAN oFFicES-FiRHr PA0E-Fourth column.
EoSF AND iouND--eIanrH pAer-Sixth column.
sass eAa r4srh sHaaa
Observation-Disclosures PAGE Sixth column.
MEDICAL SECOND PaGr ~Stxtl column.
MILLINERY AND DgiSSMAkIAa-Fi PAGE-Sixth
BisckLLAkEoUs ADVERTISEMENTS Tenth PAGE
NJsCI LLAN NEOUS- --EIeHTH PAsE-sxth column
MUSICAL TWELFTH PAGE--Fifth column.
PfRSONhJ-F PAGE-Fifs. column.
PfANDF0RrES-1WfLrr.i tAGE-Fifth column.
POST OFFICE EOrICE-FIEuT PAGr-fouTth column.
PROPOs ALS-BfGnTm PAGE, sixth column.
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE or TO
RENr-NiNrH PAoE-second, third, fourth and 9Th
REAL EsrATE TO EXCHANGE -NISrn PAoR-ri,h
REAL Estate wANTED-NISTm PAGE Fifth column.
RESTAURANTS TWELFTH FACE Sixth column,
EEWA ARDS-k,eUTB PAaE-SiSth column.
SAILS AT Al CflON-sEcoND PA6E-Fnst second and
third columns.
SITUATIONS WANTED D-FEMALks-ELEvEE1H r PAGE
FIRST second, hiT.i fourth and fifth columns.
SITUATIONS MANrED-M MALES-TwELFIH PAGE--Frst
SPECIAL NorioEs-F,ns1 PAan-rhs, and second col
THE 1kADES-TwEIFrH PAGE--Third column.
10 LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES -SEooSp PAGE
Third and fourth columns.
TRhVE5.Lt tkS' GUlDE-FIRsr PAGE-sixth column
uSFVRNISUFD ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
erCeSp PAaP-Fiith ani sixih columns.
WANTED 30 LRCHASt-FfEbp PAGE-lhird column
syINES, IAQguRS, &G.--SrCoND PAGE-Six,h column.
YACHTS, SgGAMB0ATS, 6c.-FlRsr PAdE-Fonrth col
The New York herald., 1871-03-22
SPECIAL NOTICES.

A L. PATTERSON, STORAGE FURNITURE, BAG
"A. gage Pianos; large wagons for removing furniture
city country pianos, frOrs furniture packed ship
ped. Warehouses 6s and $40 Sixth avenue Foreth
flrect. Thirty years. experience.
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A COON BROWN HORSE, SUITABLE FOR COUPE
~ or family 10 hands, years old, warranted
sound and kind inside three also
Road Wagon selling Of the death OF the
Can be H. TyAkEy'S livery stable, 80 West Forty
fourth street.
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EUROPEAN STEAMSu,r~

EUROPEAN STEAMSuir%
THE HAMBURG-AMERICAN PACKET CoaPANY's
L iron mail steamship
HOLSATIA,
CAPTAIN r. Meier, viii sail Tuesday, March ~ 1871, AZ
r. NJ, for
HAMBURG,
taking passengers from New York 10 HAMBURG
First Cabin slzo Second Cabin S7a steerage, $5 god
= payaoe in United states gold.
The TAuRINdiA will sai March =, 1871.
KUNlIARD 90, q. B. RICHARDS BOA9,
General Agents. General Passenger Agents.
Broad street. N. Y. No barclay street, NJ Y.
M ORTIZ GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP COMPANY
~ For southampton and Bremen
The ateamshp DONAt, Captain g. Ernst, wil sail
Saturday, March a5 at ", from Bremen pier foot Of
third street, u0hos en-, to be followed by
April
Rates OF passage to London. uave and Bremen payable
IN gold or It's equivalent n currency
First Ca In 1870
Second Cabin ~
Steeerage Observation-Disclosures. 25
For freight or passage apply to
ofLRiCUS CO., Agents.
6S Broad street.
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A THE OLDEST, MOST RELIABLE OFFICE IN TIE
"a city--Apy amount to loan Diamonds Watches, jew
elrv &c. ISAACS So Thirteenth street,
Walack's theatre.
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A CHALLENGE TO THE WoRLD-!To PRODUCE
~ Carriages and Harness
OF reliable mako at as low figures as are oacrn
them,
at IS Liberty street.
JOHNSTON L VAN TAS2ELI.
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Landauc N three sizes with brougham and circula
fro nts superbly finished In quiet coors.
BREWSTER 4 CO., Fifth avenue
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rRtyELLERs, GUIDE.

I'OR RONDOuf AND XII GSTON-iHE STEAMBOAT
II RIP VAN MlkKLE, every Tuestay, Thursiav
Saturday from foot Of Harrison North river 4. NJ
pEuULAR EVENING LINE FOR ALBANY AND
III IrOy-Ab O'Clock tare s0c berths SOC rooms
xl Steamers leave tly (saturdays excepted from pier "A
North river Spring street; These splendid
nj Albany and Troy with all railroads and
North Tnroush tickets issued aud baggage checked
tination.
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TJARNLss--FOR FARMING, TEAMING TRUCKING,
carng, expressing, railroads. ice companies contra
livery stables road coach, business pleasure
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COAsTwTSE STEAMSHIPS.


L'OR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
L. Tho Cromwell Steamship Line.
The steamship GEO. WASHINGTON, Captain Oagnr VIII
leave pier NO North river, SATURDAY. March 25 NJ
o'clock T. NJ Freight received daily lhroish gwen
for Galveston, Iadi lnoa. Mobile ~ Lous
Cabin passage, 500. stecrage, ss25.
For passage or freight apply u
H. h CROMWELL & co, 81 West street.
TBE GREAT SOUTHERN FREIGHT AND PASSENGER
Il LINE FOR CHARLESTON, H. a., THE FLORIDA
PORTS, AND
SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST,
sailing iron pier No North river f. ~ every Tuesday,
- Thursday and Saturday.
The fra class aidcwhee steamship
SOUTH CAROLINA, Captain J. 7. Beckett,
will sail on Thursday, March 23.
Through passage tickets aud bills OF dng ssued lowed
rates.
For local freight and passage apply to
. HENRY Il. MORGAN h Co, so Broadway.
rof through freight and rates Rpply TO
NENILEY D. HASSELr, General Agent
Great Southern Fret hit Linz, 3i7 broadway,
entrance On Thomas street.
Tho steamship MANHATTAN will follow and SAT- or
SATURDAY, Marcn %,
L,OR NORFOLK, CrrT POINT AND RICHMOND
Il Old Dominion ste ON shlp
seamshps OF this line leave pier 81 North river foot
Beach street,
Steamship HhTfERAs, for Norfolk and Portsmouth
Wednesday,, March ", az Y. NJ.
For Norfolk, City Point and Richmond on Thursday
March ~, a T. NJ steamship ALBERMARL, connectinf
with the Virginia and Tennessee Air line, Sea
board Inland AR line, Petersburg and Weldon Railroad,
Chesapeake aud ohio Railroad AMI Richmond ana Dan.
OF iading r.,es all points south ami souhw
N. Il. MoCREtDY. President.
ls' Greenwich street, corner OF Dsr.
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Caow's London Whips for which sole agents, and
lap Robes Of best goats hair camalet.
BRtWSTER CO., Fifth avenue.
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number or elegant Broughams, single and pair horse,
from and London designs, with imported "Coi-
linge" axcs e1qusitey finished In English and French
leathers and painted In quiet at Fifth
wareroons. BREWSTER 4 CO., OF Broone street.
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CabJlets victor!as Landaus L1ndauets and Phaetons
toge with stasonabe Carriages, exclusively of
own manufacture. at orr Fifth avenue warerooms.
BREWSTER & CO., OF Brooms street.
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DRoADwAY MARKET,

NoTIcE.--ALL PERSONS ARE HEREBY FoRBI
~ Trusting any one on my account without my order
wftnE "a VIII pay bills contracted without such ordc
beins produced. JOHN SMITH BALDWIN.
EAST ORANGE March 90, 1871.
The New York herald., 1871-03-22

A --h-PERS0ES WHO ARE INSURED IN GOOD
~. he Insurance companies aud who do not desire to
surrender their policies by IN absolute SALE can borrow the
value of their policies by applying a, Insurance
Agency, 81 Liberty street.
The New York herald., 1871-03-22

NJ OTI,lE TO DEALERS IN CATTLE, HORNS AND HAII
~ iails THE nurCHERs' EIDA AND MELTING AS
ISOLATION OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK pre-
pared TO show samples Of the above articles make
tract Tor year. from January l. 1871 Monday 27u
lnst al cloc II NJ. at their olce, 81 and - FlIs
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During the present shall place sale with r. s.
Fandrau No las. Eighteenth street all the second hand
Wagons OF received by In exchange
BREWSTER d CO.. Of Broome street.
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PERSONAL.

4 FIFTH AvESCE.-YES, WE WILL ALL GO ON
n. the european excursion June l. Pleasant trip
4 SQUEEZE OF TIE HAND AS LADY WAS GETTING
~ OIL Third avenue Monday evening at Tb'r,y
street. Pease send note, stating time and place where n
er,iew be had Address j. r. c., Herald Office.
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lust ARRIVED FROM THE WEST-4O SUPERIOR
q draugh Horses, suitable for all purposes. Among them
number closely matched pairs also low priced
Farm sale cheap the Ninth
bic, $50 and 3a West Twelfth street.
The New York herald., 1871-03-22

FINE LOT OF TOP AND OPEN .BUGGTES, EX
"A grocery and hight business Wagons also second
hand coupc Tor sale cheap ,..o, r, ,, NJ nLcHk
The New York herald., 1871-03-22

INFORMATION WkNTED-OF FANNY BRANNON OR
i Fanny Me,iinnis. In Castlcdemo county Kildare.
lame this country ls wears ago Was married to Dan
Ec,;jnn,s. mason lged in Brooklyn years Any
Information regarding her Whereabouts VIII be thankfully
icceyed Address JAMES DUNN, Passippany Post Office
korrp conn y.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-12-23

~. Y GRIGGS, Druggist, Bookseller ane ststioner
LIE OTTAWA, H. siyu Of Good Sam an second
Nattngers block. ssr'h eide Of Court Hsuss Square
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-12-23

nR:. W. W: BREESE AND Mrs
~ FLOR NOE, r.. Is IL l.; k;S Il, NJ. ID.
Physician. and Surgeons. oMce Eooms Up. o. Block
Dr. Breesos office hourss to and II 10 I? and $50 K
10P. N. Mrs. Dresses office hours to II and TO r
n Board at the Clifton Hotel au.l9,'7l
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-12-23

E'cR r-AT.I1.-1he subscriber offers for SALE on rea.
sonable terms, the following lands and town lots sua
ted In La Sale coanty, to wit:
LANDS.
10 Aeres-WL SWI{ of Eli Me-. Sec. :, 7. 49, RS.
AcTss-A y e canal nal - N Z Self Tss, R'
100 ACres-NW. Sec. 81, r g. RI
TOWN LOTS
Lots 8, o, Block 8 States Addition to Ottawa
Cnd], Lot II. Block I. States Addition to Ottawa.
Lots l. g. 6. 10. in Block ~ States Add Ottawa
Lots SO, TO- II. ~ ID 2 % Block ~, States Addition.
Lot 6. Block SO, States Addition to Ottawa.
Lot Is Block 10. Ottawa Centre.
me above S be sold for part cash down. and the residue
Albert +. bow. Canal Once, Ottawa. Illinois,
Ottawa May Is, lsGStf H. T. GOODEIl..
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-12-23

ZINE; FARM FOR SALE.

The subscriber offers his rs for SALE situated ~ miles
northeast OF Ottawa on the Chicago road In the
ia consisting OF Ill acres OF prairie q:
cultivation, and 26 acres of timber the Marseles
oh II are good dwelling house barn, WE'LL cisern orchard
&C. The farm will he sold ut bargain For and
ther nornaon enquire OF the subscriber the premises
one mile east OF Dayton, corner OF the Dayton and Chicago
road. dec2II T. Il EWEIS
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-12-23

NJ KNEUSSI, German Drugxa, ano Apsthecaiy
lVls (~hoesAs And rsts) Main 81, Ottawa. Importer
DrEg., Chsxhsla French CosuAe Brxldies. Wines ks
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-12-23

PAPER AID WINDOW SHADES "A
new stock just received at Osman l. Hupemans
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-12-23

Carde cases and receivers at Osman s. Hape.
mans,
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-27


Col Robb known as the "figbting Illinois
Colonel, now collector of Savannah, Ga, will
be called upon to resign 10 consequence of gen.
eral looseness in the management of his office
The Boston Journal Washington CORES
pondent says that the.reports telegraphed rel
alive to the organization of the Committees Of
the Al Congress is, to say the least, unauthor-
ed, Speaker Blaine not having announced his
intention to any one who might make use of
it.
The annual report OF the Massachusetts,
Liquor Agent shows that but 80 cities and
towns have purchased their medicinal and me-
chanical supplies of the State the past year.
The amount OF sales the year just closing is
$58 1913, nearly 100000 less than last year.
The Pennsylvauians are probably stronger
protectionists than prohibitiouists, the latter
ticket receiving just 324s votes in the recent
election.
Even the Corsicaus begin to turn upon the
Bonapartsts and repudiate the production of
that isle, which have in other chimes given 80
much fame to Corsica The Prince Napoleon
is SO disguised with the acts of his associates
that he has resigned his membership in the
Supreme Council.
Brigham Young the leader of the Salt Lake
Saints, besides being polygamist, seems to
have dipped his hands in swindling. A suit
has now been entered against the Mormon
chief for retaining money rightfully belonging
to Mormon lady, and which was collected for
her benefit on the death of her hus band
General Marmaduke has turned his sword
into ploughshare, and is editor of an agricul-
tural paper at st. Louis
A minister in Indiana became mixed up in
land speculatons, and announced to his con-
gregation that his text would be found in ''St
Paurs Epistle to the Corinthians, section four,
range three west!'
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-27
CONN ECTiCUT.


HARTFORD Oct 26 Al the closing meeting
| OF The American Missionary Association, this
morning, the committee to whom was referred
| the report on the Indians, reported in favor oil
cooperation with the government, heartily
endorsing the policy of Gen. Grant, and rec
ommendiug to the association and the friends
OF humanity everywhere, hearty support OF
that policy.
Ex-Governor Hawley then made an earnest
ADDRESS, showing FIRST the bitter hostility which
tue missionary Association encountered in It's
carry days when abolitionism was unpopular.
he alluded to the tact that his own father was
Drlckbatted in Connecticut town and to show
the great change in public sentiment, said
that he himself had since secured a Republican
majority in that very town. He argued that
the Indians were capable of Characterization
and civilization and quoted the officers of the
hudson Bay Company and others, saying that
ne Will treat the whites well ii they will treat
him humanely. The speaker did not believe
that 1t was necessary for the Saxon and Prot
estant to kill the Indians on sight, when the
Latin and Catholic even get along with them.
Secretary Delano of the Interior Depart
ment then made along and eloquent address.
After showing that the government had always
been liberal in its donation to the Indians, who
were SWlndled by the agents SO that they had
become bitterly hostile to the government He
proceeded to explain the new policy which
was adopted by General Grant, who
sounded the key note in his inaug-
uraIlon message Wheni ne SAID, II am III
favor of any policy in behalf OF the Indians
that intends to civilizs and make them citi-
zens" The policy he believed IN was to ag-
gregate the Indians in single territory. He
believed that the time would come when they
would be accepted as citizens, and would par
ticipate in our elections. He thought that they
were better subjects for Outstanding than
some of the politicians of New York. Alto
gether, the Indian population does not exceed
100000. In the work before it the government
is now for the first time acting the part of
missiOnory
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-27

Attention is called to the notice of the At.
lantic Fire Insurance Co., of Brooklyn, N. Y,
in our columns this morning.
Messrs. Loring, Short & Harmon received
yesterday, from parties burned out in Chicago,
an order for set of Maine Reports, which
were forwarded last night.
Hon. John Mussey gave last week $25 to the
ladies of the India street Universalist society,
to aid them in purchasing material to make
up for their Intended Fair. Mr.. Mussey has
shown himself most generous in granting aid
to this society.
The first entry at the new Custom House
was the steamer Carlotta from Halifax, and
the first clearance the steamer Montreal for
Boston. Schooner Hattie Ross, from Sagua,
was the first sailing vessel to enter.
Mr.. Rufus Wilson, the horse car conductor,
whose disappearance was chronicled yesterday,
has turned up. 1t seems that after leaving the
horse car depot he met friend who was going
to Boston, and he decided to go too.
Ia case which was on trial in the Superior
Court in which both the plaintiff and defend
ant are negroes, Judge Goddard, in smpanel-
ling the jury, took occasion to inquire if any
juror was related to either OF the parties in the
suit.
The attention of our patrons is called to the
advertisement of the Second Parish Fair which
is continued this evening.
James Mcdonnell, youthful burglar, who
was Sentenced at the last term of the Superior
Court to the Reform School during his minori.
ty, with an alternative of six months in the
county jail, was transferred from the former
Institution to the latter to-day. He was per-
fectiy unmanageabls at the school,
Officer Cammett arrested one of the YOUTH
fol denizens of Washington street Yesterday
for peltlng countryman with potatoes.
The Mercantile Library Association has sold
over one thousand course tickets.
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-27
RpOnestic Markets.

NEW YoRk Oct 26-Evening .-Co.son unchanged ;
sales 225O bales; Middlng unla DIS at lsic: Flour
sales r. 500 ibis State and Western steady and in
moderate demand State 90 G %; round hoop Ohio
so az $751;, Western 90 a Co; Southern 90 a
U.s. Wheat a &c higher with good export and spec
uariue demand; sales 23s 900 push; No. Spring
at 81; No. do at As q 81 No. do at 43; Am
Der Western IS q g. While State, inferior, So;
Winter Red Western IS q 81; White Michigan
CT "a u; White Canada 60 az Coy. Corn a
&c higher; sales 1000 bash; Mixed Western II
eg: Sales IS, 900 bush ;oho and western at 81 q 52c
Beef quiet. Pork lower at ~ IS a 10 CO. Lard firm
er at % g s8c, Butter dull Whisky lower; Wes-
Mucovado q 81 Coffee quiet and firm; Rio at Isl
| q 2olc. Moasses dull. Naval Stores-Sprits Tur-
pentfne quiet and unchanged. Petroleum firm; crude
| 14t refined 20ic Tallow quiet
Freights to Liverpool lover Wheat per steam, Sd.
| Cotton. per sail, q 5-l6.i
CHICAGO, Oct. 26.-Flour firm. Wheat quiet and
firm a. 119 q 1874 for regular ard fresh 119s a 100
seller January, and 2lt seller last half OF NOvem
Der. Corn firm and in good demand at 4S9 a 40; re-
Der 2ea; January SIZE Rye strong and good de-
| mand at 594 q 60. Barley firmer at 55te No. al
46 g A. Provisions steady. Pork l2s q l23. LarC
at &c cash and SIC; January meats in good demand
shoulders at Gle; rib sides 63c; clear &c. Whiske!
| steady at 80.
Receipts-3oOo bbls -four, $4,000 bush. wheat, "a
9oo push. corn $1,000 bush. oats, 5000 bush. rye
Shipments-5,OC bbls. -four, $4,000 bush. wheat
9pOoo oush corn, 900 BUSH oats, 5000 bush. bar
ley.
|
medium grades lower; Superfne Winter 90 q 20
double extra do so q %. Wheat dull and un
changed. Corn dull and dropping; high Mixed
g A; sacked $50. Oats dull and lower Mixed 80 g
50; sacked 1t4c. Pork quiet at IS co. Bacon quiet
shoulders 7a clear rib sides TIC; loose SCI packed
clear SIDES SIC. Lard at 81 @9f
MILWAUKEE,, Oct.26.-Flour quiet and unchanged
neatIdemand light and holders firm i No. a
3O5; No.2 do atat 90 Oats firm and carce; No.
at ~. Corn in fair demand and higher; No. Nike
AZ 4oc. rye dull and shade lower; No. at &C. Bar
| ley steady; No fall at 55gc
Ktecelpts-5O00 bbls. -four, 100000 bush. wheat.
onipments-5OOO bbls. foui0 1000 bush. wheat.
OlNGlNNATI, Oct. 26 Pork dull at IL 373 q IL 81
Laru urooplng at 1O4c- Bulk meats dull; holders be
ing unwilling to make concessions; shoulders 6} {
| 6se; SIDES % q TIC Bacon firm; shoulders "a q q
Wmskey In good demand at 90c.
ia q 17lc.
SAVANNAH, Oct. 25.-Cotton in fair demand; Mic
ding uplands at 17sc
| 1Sc.
uplands ISL a Isle,
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-27

ACCIDENT. - Last evening as DR.. Shaw
was riding up Free street, the transom bolt of
his carriage broke, the horse started off with
the forward wheels, and before the DR.. was
hardly aware of what had occurred he found
himself most unaccountably mixed up, the
carriage having turned end over end with him
inside. He suffered nothing but shaking
however. The horse was stopped opposite the
residence of DIR. Dana.
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-27
ILLINOIS.
The Burning CT Chicago-A Sensational
RPnOrf.

NEW YORK, Oct. 26 Tho Chicago Times of
the twenty third, prints long confession
fession by an alleged member of the 1nterna-
tional Society, going to show that Chicago was
burned by members of that organization, Civ
ing details which appear to be confirmed by
actual events. The confession asserts that
other cities will share the same fate.
Various Matters.
Itis believed large number of the persons
burned we're thieves who prosecuted their vo-
cation till escape was impossible.
The bricklayers and masons are endeavoring
to form an organization, each member to
pledge himself to work for ordinary day wag-
es.
All the people endorse Medil for Mayor in
tho strongest terms
The relief society asks urgently for supplies
of beans, potatoes apd onions. They are car
ring for over 10000 persons with a small
stock of vegetable and little coming in. Straw
beds are also needed.
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-27
Superior Court.

OCTOBER CIVIL TERM, GODDARD j. PRESIDING.
THURsDAY-Arthur H. Harris vs.. William Brown
Action on contract to recover for services in build
ing church for the colored people Mountfort
street.
1t that Harris entered into verbal contract
with some persons, who had organization, to
build church for $500, which he did and has re-
cevsd therefor but $685. and this suits for the bal
ance. The defendant swears he had nothing to do
with building the house. Plaintiff contends that lie
was present at the meeting when the contract was
made and was one Of the contractors. Defendant
admits he was present but says he opposed the build
Ing OF q church and had nothing to do with It, jury
out when court adjourned.
Haskell. Carleton
This is the last jury and the jury will be dis
charged finally Friday morning.