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The Portland daily press., 1871-03-11


TIE DnonrRs IN rEr sorrH.-A Celun.
bia, 8. g., espatch Of Thursday .ass:-A LARGE
body OF armed men from East Tennessee and
North Carolina have made their appearance
In York ana Chester counties and fighting has
been going on for several days.
Major Whitehead of the 18th infantry sta
toned at Yorkville, arrived this morning and
reports that the most horrible outrages had
been perpetrated in those coupties since Satur-
day night by both the colored militia and the
Ku KIux organizations. On Monday CAPTAIN
Williams,a mulatto commanding a company of
militia, was banged near Carmel Hill and a
number of his men inhumanly whipped, and
since then the fighting has been continuous
Major Whitehead reports that the negro mali
tia company commanded by Williams were de-
feated on Monday night and frd to their camp
at Yorksville. He disarmed them and now re-
ports to the Governor for orders.
Governor Scott will to-day proclaim martial
law in York and Chester counties, and has tel
| egraphed to President Grant and General Ter
ry at Louisville, asking for troops Pending
their arrival the Governor will send regiment
of militia to restore order if possible.
| Exciting times are anticipated in the north.
ern part of the State for the n-xt two weeks.
| A murderous affray occurred recently at Per.
| kius Court House between United States Mar
shall w. A. LOCKER and Zacharius Young, an
| illicit whiskey distiller. Looper In attempting e
to arrest Young drew a pistol when Young
fred. Looper discharging his pistol second
later. Both fell dead, Looper shot through the
head and Youna through the breast.
A Nashv lie, Tenn, despatch is as follows:-
One OF party of disguised men in attempting
to forcibly enter the cabin of Milley and VIM.
Kimbras, (colOred) in Rutherford county or
Saturday night, was shot dead by Kimbras.-
The rest of the party retired leaving the body
of their comrade who proved to be Pat Ker.
man. constable of the district. Edward Arnold
Sheriff of the county, and j. B. Beronge or
whose land Kimbras resided, have been arrest
ed ON the charge of being members OF the gane
that attacked the cabin. Arnold gave bail Il
appear for trial next day. Beronge was com.
1 NIT od
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-11
Cherry Pectoral Troches

will he found superior to all others Tor Coughs Colds,
Asthma, Group and Bronchial Liiculties generally,
exceedingly palatable having none of that nauseat-
ing unpleasant, cubeb taste; very soothing and act
like cham Also Rushton's Il. W Cod Liver Oil.
tor Consumption, Scrotua, &c. The oldest, purest
and hest in the market. Use no other. Sold by
Druggists generally. oc2Ssn-dS w6m
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-11

EDUCATION IN THE SOUTH The annual
meeting of the Freedmen's Aid Society was
held in Boston Fiiday. The Secretary's report
gives review in detail of the transactions OF
the Society for the past year. The total pum-
Der OF pupils at present is upward Of 5000;
total number of school., 43; teachers, II. The
condition of THINGS is more favorable 10 South
Carolina than aLy other State, that State hav-
ing adopted rnolic school system, recognz
ing whites and blacks on equal terms. North
Carolina and Virginia have also taken action
az, ard in part initiated a public school system.
The situation in Maryland and Georgia is not
altoge' her encouraging, owing both to the op-
position Of a portion of the whites and the
apathy of the blacks. The normal schools are
regarded a. very successfnl and useful. The
gradual REIMBURSEMENT OF the ordinary schools
to the support Of tte people of the States il
now CONT plated, but it is honed that the
normal schools will be sustained by the Society
tor the assured benefit, which will thereby en-.
sue to the general educational system Of the
South. The graduates of these schools have
in many instances been takeo ipto emolov.
ment as teachers under State auspices. The
receipts Of the Society for the year exceed
$5O, O,00O Gov. Claflin was reelected President.
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-11
News by Lalest uaIls.

The American loan has been put on the
market by the auth orized London agents. A
protest is circulating for signature in the Lon
don Stock Exchange against the introduction
of the Russian loan into the market pending a
decision Of the Black Sea conference.
The fund for the new Catholic Cathedral in
New York now amounts to $118,0O0.
Notwithstanding the rain yesterday thou
sand persons assembled around the Jail in New
York to see john Thomas. the negro murder
er, hanged. He remained suspended twenty
five minutes before life was extinct.
A fire at Ofan.e Court House, Va, Thurs
day, destroyed hotel the Baptist meeting.
house, store and three dwelling houses.
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-11

Town OFFICERS Observation-Disclosures
Town Clelk-George A Goldthwaite; Select
men and Assessors George B. Parsons Moses
A. Howard, George s. Blake; Treasurer Eli
B. Bean; Auditor and AgeDt-Apdrew Mar
tin; s. s. Committee-Dr. Jobu Swan. All
Republicans but second Selectman. Voted
unanimously to authorize district agents to
employ school teachers.
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IT will be noticed that in making up the
Senate committees Mr.. Hamlin, who at the
last session was relieved at his own request
from all committee work, is placed at the
head of the conmitte on Manufactures. He
is also member uf the committee on foreign
affairs and elections. 1t is to be regretted
him to decline the Craftsmanship of the very
important committee on Appropriations, es.
pecially as it seems to be made up almost
entirely of second class men, when be is TAX
en- from it. Mr.. Morrill, is chairman of the
committee on the Library and member OF
that on Pensions.
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gan to write rapidly communication from
her spectral visitor, reiterating her previous
statements and urging search for the docu-
ments. This was begun the next night. The
marvellous tale closes" At 2o'clock this
morning the diggers had struck brick arch
work near the stump, and excitement ran
hiobD
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-11
For Moth Patches, Freckles, az d

Tan, use Perry's Moth and FrecCkle Lotion.
II the only leiable and harmless ReneJy Anown
for removing Brown discoloration Sod by drug
gists eyerywh here Depot 40 Dond 81.
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There are now five female clerks in the Kan
sas Legislature. A4A
E. e. Price of Maine has been nominated
Consul at Hokodadi, Japan.
There is a rumor that Gen. Scbeuck will de-
cline the English mistion for $25, 900 railroad
position. .,..-l
Mosby has opened bank at Warrington,
Va, but not in the way he used to open banks
during the war. 7sr.
Last week the New York Childrens' Aid So
ciety sent over bundled 1riendless little ones
TO Western homes.
The Empress Augusta has forwarded a letter
to the German ladies' of New York city and
Brooklyn, acknowledging their patriotic efforts
in raisirg funds to aid the German wounded.
The Royal Albert Hall, a magnificent build
ing erected for the London exhibition Of 1871.
will be formally opened TO the public on The
29th OF March by the Queen in person. H.
An old villain of IA. in Dover, ILL.,. add ducted
an Innocent little maiden Of 80, the other dav,
but they were pursued and the tender dove
rescued.
"A granddaughter of Thomas Jefferson has
inst died 10 Virginia, aged 70. Her name was
Cornelia Jefferson RANDOLPH, and her mother,
JefersOu's daughter, was the Wits of the late
Gov Randolph.
An African Prince Royal, bearing the some
what piebian name OF Jdc"b Won Bun, is in
New York. HIS father is the reignIng King OF
the fraud Bassa country, adjoining Liberia,
Sous, divided iutO several tribes The Prince
is not only Governor of Little Ba-sa, but at
present tie only preacher of the gospel, inter-
prefer of languages, teacher of the young
counselor, mediator and leader OF the natives
aud foreig ners.
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MARIN Il N 1--WE
FORT OF PORTLAND.
Friday, March 10.

Friday. March 10.
ARRIVED
Br'g Char'eua. (of Portland) Nichols Sacua 9th
ult,-sugar ahO m0la.scs to Geo Hunt
Br Eud rus. Haskell Boston
BanhalI. McAllister g. Go. "'o"' "
Sch Linnetl, Orr, Harpswell
CLEARED,
Co'e. '0" AoiA-oinhoh
Sch Charter Oak, Pool, New YORK.
FROM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.
Ar at Baltimore 9th, scbs Ahhie Putnam. Iambert,
anu Ada Andrews Kelley. Portland
:, AT AZ new YORK l0tb, brIgs Clara Jenkins Coomhs
snavana. Knight, Davis. and y ro Inc Eddy
matahzas Martha Cassidy. Mobile tor Portland
Tucker Portland.
n Al at Matanz IS 26th, brig Geo Burnham, Staplos,
Pcr riand; naiine, R Hed, Boston: 2,th. bar ur Al
mune:. 0arv Cardenas 2S,h Mary Dyer from
New York; oath oi,e NJ i:eiry, Chase havaus
Ar AZ Clenuegos 25th, brig Mary Mariner, MARI
ner. St Thomas.
Sid 22d, t2raue Neva for Portland
Ar 1T Havana 26'h, scb Eva Msy Rfcha-ds Bath
Sid 26tu, orlgs DJn acinto CIos, on, New orleans;
4th M Goodrich, Look, New YORK Ella Nara,
Berry, Sierra Morena.
MEMORA NDA.
Barque Jennie Elingwood from Sundswall for
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Notice to Rualders.

SEALED Proposals viii be received until Safnr-
- day. "arcb Is, 1871, at seven o'c ock p. NJ, for
tne eiecllon o. the 'liy Buildings in Levitt P,o-
De hut accord ,nce with plans aud Specifications
accepted nv the City Gov arment wbicn IN ~ he
seen at the CITY Rooms in Lewiston, 'r at the Off o
OF The architect, Me- a. f. Meicham in rs b'ston All
comm nications should be objected to Cha tmaD OF
City Buildn ng Commitee, Lewiston, AMI should be
et d1rsd Pfoposals for erection OF Citg Bdldngs.
Tn. Committee the right TO reject any all
bids.
Per Order OF BUilding Comm ,ttee
a, WAKEFIELD, Sec'y.
lewiston March 6, 1871. maG1d1w
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-11

FRANcE.-In discussing the question of the
enormous load which the French nation now
has to carry, the Newburyport Herald says:
10 the general material prosperity of Europe
curing the last twenty five years, France has
increased in wealth more than anv other
country, and the increase has been more gen.
orally dIffused among the people, and there has
always been wonderful rtcurerative energy
in the French nation, who hav- been aSIe to
rise repeatedly to the highest prosperity from
the most desperate condition; aud the present
state of her afftirs IS not worse than what she
has recovered from and which we hope to see
her vet retrieYa -
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-11
Bachelors HAIR npe

This splendid Han Dye is the best in the vor,a.
tie only true and perfect Dye; harmless, reliable
stantaneous no DISAPPOINTMENT, no ridicuou, rin,,.
remedies the III effects ofbad dyes; inv,gorates and
g'es tue hair sott aud eautitul black or brown
oo'a Dy an Drugsistsand Perfumers, and properly
applied at Bachelors Wig Factory le Bond st,N,Y
s +, June s9-ls7OsNdlyr&w f4 .,s
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-11

THIRTY MEMBERS of the New York Legis
lature were found last week to be willing to
make st. PAtrick's day legal holiday. This
new electioneering trick shows the tendency
OF things in Democratic circles.
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-11

Fred Dou2lasS is mentioned in connection
with the position of delegate in Congress
from the District OF Columbia.
Tammany confesses its corruptions by tax
ing steps in the New York Legislature to
change the day of the State election so that it
may not be effected by the new election laws
passed by Congress Tor tue purpose Of prevent
ing fraud.
James. F. Davis declines to be candidate
for re election to the mayorality OF Ellsworth.
John d. Hopkins, Joseph t. Grant, Calvin
G.. Peck and Henry Whiting are spoken of in
connection with the Republican nomination.
Au.usta and Bangor hold their municipal
elections on Monday. Augusta has taken her
turn in enduring Democratic administra-
tion ard will 90 Republican, since no Maine
city ever has this epidemic twice, any more
than a person has the measles or small pox
twice. 6aneor is now about the only Reput
lican city ip Maine that has not taken its
turn and We cannot, therefore, answer for
that place, especially as there were strong
symptoms oil the disease developed last fall.
The Bangor Democrat announces in large
capitals that" "Hermon is Democratic"
The N. Y. World says of Mr.. Summers re
mova: "This triumph OF the President over
Sumner is the death-knell of the Republican
party"
Fred Douglass is mentioned as Delegate in
Congress from the District of Columbia.
Washington dispatches say Mr.. Hale's bill
to repeal the duty on salt and coal will pass
the House but will be strongly opposed in the
Senate.
Touching the removal of Mr.. Sumner from
the chailma ship OF the Foreign Relations
COMMITTEE the N. Y. Tribune says:
1t was absurd to contend that this body
should not assign to those committees respec.
lively the members the majority shall from
time to time consider fittest tor the dischar arge
OF their IesI ective duties. We ,nnot there
tole consider the removal OF Mr. Summer fiom
the chain anship OF the Conmittee on For
elgn Relations as an outrage or anything of
the sort. Yet we will not conceal our pro.
found regret that ally such action should have
been deemed necessary or advisable. Mr.
Sumner has loibles; few have MOI but be is
eminenty Senator and has earned the love
and trust ot the American people. We could
wish that this seeming indgnity might have
been spared him.
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-11
Pimnles On the Face.

For Comedones, Black Worms or Gfu"s' Plmp'y
Eruptuns, and Blotched disdgura' ions on rue race
Use Perry's C0medone and PimPie Asemeo!
1t is ,nsa,u4ele to The afl c'ei Prepared only oy
DIR. @. b. Perry, Dermotolosist' ~ BOND
ST., N. ". Sold by Drugg SITS everywhere.
to,.7,n n O. ANS
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-11

A WASHINGTON DISPATCH mys that Sem
ator Hamlin is preparing to urge his bill CIV
ing government aid TO the Portland, Rutland
Oswego and Chicago railroad.
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-11

Mrs. LIvaRMoRE lestured at Bridgton after
leaving Portland and was obliged to cancel all
her engagements at Augusta, Bath &C., on ac-
count of i'll health.
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-11
Domestic POPT<.

dfon co the 27th Dec, hab finished jisssaraiug Jan
25h. and her eantau uot being able 10 rase fu1ds TO
make ssarv repairs. bad concluded to lay her up
and wall for orders from hume.
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-11

Schooner Sharon was sold by public auc-
tion al Cape Neddck, on Saturday last. Capt.
Samuel w. Norton was the purchaser at $725.
A family at Biddeford discovered who pilfrd
their sugar, meat, kerosene, etc., by substitute
ing water for kerosene in the can. Soon after
the substitution was made the lady who lived
in the other part OF the house complained that
her kerosene would not burp, and that she
bad wasted nearly bunch of matches in try
ing to light the lamp.
Enoch Cousens runs the tow of Keuue-
bunkport. He is elecled Moderator, Select
man, Assessors, Town Agent and Superin-
tending School Committee. he was also the
Representative of the town in the receLt Leg
isature.
The English steamship Clotilda, ashore on
Wells Beach. has discharged all ber cago, and
the Coast Wrecking C0mpau exoect to have
her afioat Immediately. She has been aground
nearly six months VrFkA 90
Municipal election in Biddeford next Mon
day. The Republicans have made no nomina-
tion as yet.
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To BJOckSnaifhs.
WantHfl.

"A BLACKSMIrH'S shop with dwell ing house adj
~ joining for sale on favora lie terms fri class
situation inquue of BONNEY & PULLsN'
mr11eOd2w 1skxcbanoa 81
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-11
Lost.

ON Congress Street batwe0n Oak and Exchange
~ st one B roan Over sktt trim med WI b ush-
ANY one 6odlng the same will plcase ave at this
ofiee, mafli-lw
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-11

Domestic POPTs.
PUGET SOUND-Passed through Straits of Fucs
tIsa uil; ship old Dominion, Morse, from Port Gam
,sS san y FkANoIsCo-Ar Ar 7,h, ship r Gesler, AL
SsIT .1,acH ssToN-Ar 9th. sch Pstrs Curtis, rem
daa a. "a "a, last. sch Hvpe, Glover, Pensacola.
NEW oRT oSsTiSs N 70 ant Castner, LIVERPOOL
Boston. ANo-Ar ith bafque /; Allen, Tarr
ernoo hr n snip Nmbus. Kelley, ss davs from Liv-
I'd r., OisX sW p" w Messer. Smith from havana.
Harvey barune = n, shps kentuekian, ami John
SAVANNAH sih, sSb Io,ett, Eisb wisv.
Jacksonville, to load tor Fall River ''N f''"' "''''
NDkrbLh-AT 7th. schT a p.o.o... t,.o-
New +ayen ,les'e Hart, II IT. R1ckport. 'i'e'"'"'
nnanans er'a Iohn ih, oh'pH n sonle si1net,
Old chad, McCtniock, Now YorL N9" i0iA' SUI
Ar 9Th. sch Tookahta, Reed New York
PHiLADELr cid 9th, seh Auuie Murchie
Merrill, II Mays. ia
NEW YORk-Ar sth, scbs Opei "a, Watts. Calves
'on; Mana rierson. q at Baltimore; Anna Lead
Emmett, Portland: Mansfield, AchoIn and rotto
kic,, wentworth, Providence.
cid 9Th, h rs Eta VI Tucker, Tucker, Cardenas;
Soar ling mater. Dahl, More head Civ sebs vicks-
horg Higgins Daracoa: X dresser, Re d Nor
folk: .,uliet. Strout, Brunswick. Ga
PROVIDENCE-Sld 9t,. schs Webster Kelley,
Thompson, and jane, Haskell. calais.
NEWPpRT-Ar sth, srns lioaz coombs Belfast
tor Baltimo e: Nepione's Bride. Roberts. CaaIs tT
StonIngton w DarlIng, Smith. Pot and tn New
Work; hichd BuIlwInke, French, EastpoIt ior Nor
Iolk.
FALL RIvER-Sld sth, sch Prudence, Sweetland,
New YUrs.
HOLMES HOLE A. sib, sohs Charlotte Fish,
Williams. I'm Philadelphia tor Portsmouth Boiz,
Coombs, Belfast Tor baltimore, l. Crochett' flan-
tieIs, Ro kiind ior f3ayannah-
AR 9Th. schs Paia >prague, Baltimore tor Bos on
Sunbeam Bunker, Calais Tor va hlngtOu Mary
Newton Murshy, do tor Richmond; SeveDt tx,
feel Rock ort ior Norfolk; Judge Low, Wood Lu-
bee Tor New Yors l. A orcntt, Hart, Phila1-lphia
tor Porsmouth; Venlia Gray, Portland for George
Own, nc.
BOSTON Ar 9th, sbip Glory of the Seas. Ch9t-
neld London br2s Black Swan, Podger. st Pierre
isola, snowman, So An boy, SCI IerIapin, Wooster,
Port JohLson
| Cid s,n, br2s Geo Berry, Bradley, Havana; Mel
rose, tirl sgs Portland, o load Tor Cuba
| AT lOth, brig jesse Rhynas, Han Cientuegos.
CID 10th, ship vice Buck. Pendleron New orleans
| sch 5 Hume D gins ~ John, NB
Sid l0ih, ship 4 Sherman.
| SALEM Ar 7tn, sch la isman Robinson, Rock
land.
| Ar Sth, schs 2 Stratton. McFadien. Rockport for
Norfolk Anuie Har-Is Harris, I'M Rockland fur do
umpire. Ferguson, bos' on foI neliast.
GLOUCEoTER-Ar 9Th, brig Florence Pye Port
lana for Gen uegos: schs George 81 Al,er Wool
bury, do for New York; olive Elizabeth, Soule, do
tOr
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-11
Brick House for Sale

iWENIf aenve men of eentlaman'y address,
L constant and profitable cuIplo, ment Addess
II. 1. CL'NkEl;,
mrll-IwN 379 Shawmut Ave-. Bu>ton.
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-11
W. d. Little 4 Go. Agts., 40 1-2 Exchange St.
Ia. III. M. REMINGTON, GenI Agent,
H
YEN PER CENT.
FIRST MORTGAGE
BONDS !! 2.'.
ID OF THE - ~ tisof
Portland & Rochester

tx RaIlrOad Go.
Free OF Government Tax!
Es
.--'""~ apr" "n"
Principal Payable in 1887.
5--
70 80. " S.,,, oy $1,000 1'. A."s iun
80, a'" Dens .-p.eS 'ou =! 'ne unoeis'sneu a' 90
Ane ao'.eo ,n'efes'' anu Is srecommended as saie
'' ~ os''nen' 0e'Ds a"py secufeu 70 tue
Messrs HLIIRRy
e "ia-H CnDn n.y.
Ia wATFRNAN -1ts.
hu e.. ro....r - ,h...,,.,. D.,
Rolling Stock Star;on Houses e,c etc oil hp, a,.S
finished in the most thoronob and snbs,ont;., ,.or
ner. =. - - - -
The road has for a lorp time been 6n,sbed and
doing an extens,vo,v ,.v;,'r hrs;ros. - .,.., 90
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-11
IN A H R 1 X ID .
Dl e D.
IMPORTS.
DEPARTURE OF OCEAN STEAMERS

Brig CharleDa, rom Sagua-l90 hhds 20 tcs Dbl
sugar III hhds 10 ,cs moasses. 10 Geo llunt 2
ools sugar bbls molassts, master.
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-11

1000 Use the "vegessble Pull AO7n
lOZO ln.n.Sy Ba'snm." The old lOIU
andard remedy ior Coughs. Colds, Consumption
"nothins better" CUTLER BRos.& Co.,
Nov 6m
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-11
Insure AgaiOst Accidents.
Passengers Insurance Tickets,

Inc ""iway Passenger Assurance Co,
Ha'ford C"mn issues Regi ,tereI Genera, Ae-
opent Ike's or Policies nsurng IRON one TO thirty
uays, a2a'n't PERSONAL MUIR, or death by any a.
C. utn.. FVery trsve O. should have an Acci,itnt
A~Aet FOR sale at Office 40 l-2 Exchange street
w. ID. LITTLE d. CO..
Grneral Passenger Ticket A.eu,..
reoZ Owls cs6w
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-11
MEMORANDA

Barque Jennie Ellipgwood, from Sundswall for
Melbourne, which put Into st Helena in leaky con-
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-11
FOREIGN PORTS.

AR at st Helena Jan II ship Coringa, Watson, I'm
Singapore TOR London, and proceeded.
Ar at Malaga IL n ult, brig Goodwin, Craig, nom
Alicaute
sid tm Ardrossan I'd ult. bar1ue NJ A Marshall,
Wright, ltroB Greenock) tor Baltimore.
az Liverpoo sth inst. ships Jno Baber, Spear.
Cnrleston' Cali Pc Dex,er, Savannah Sou lamp
on >n,thwlck. Mobile, uarque Pericl s. snow. I'm
Sid I'm oravesend 2lst ult, ship Rhine. Jordan, tor
Sid I'M Pena' th lltb. ships Pleiades, Ballard, Rio
Janeiro; 9Th. ltalia Whtmore. do
r. Cld az Cardin 2olh ult, ship Norway, Woodbury.,
SD fu, Gu enstown 23d, brig Jennie Moody, Cow
ey. st Jago
ar at Londonderry III n't. Cori"tbian, Graham.
Portl md for Liverpool, AMI proceeded
Bordeaux
Sla Jan 10. brig Carrie winslow. Welsh, Boston;
'sth parque Sarah hobart, White. do.
ar at Montevideo Jan IS. oar4ue Merrimac. Mich
,a TIM Rio Janeiro Jan 80 brig NJ Tinker Ber-
Java.
At Porto Rico Goth ul sch Palos, shac' ford, uuc;
Sid lm Matanzas Goth ut, sch John Bird Sleeper,
In pori 26th Mt, sehs Hamburg. sanborn. and Jos
Oakes Oake., for New York Jass.
Ar at ~ John, N b 7th inst, sch Farra,ut Howard
Savannah.
IPer steamer China. at New York.
Ar at Liverpool Path ult Peruvian tss) Ba antine,
Sid s3J. alv B'essineton Adams, New Orleans;
18th, Rome. Otis. Ph1l1delp ia
Cid 2sd, Northampton. MaclooD, New Orleans
Nunquan DermiO, .COrHos, savannah; 2it VIr-
!ina i'ars, Skotti ID Galveston.
CD al CarCif lad. Neve sink. Gibson, Rangoon.
Sd2d, Anna Camp Lincoln, New lor6; JUssph
CLARK. Carver, Hong Kong
SID TIM Newport 18th, Skidaaw, Stevenson. tor
Portland NE 2af. Arlington, g stello Galveston.
CID at Palermo Ia, Callao. Bpcknam. New YORK..
Ar al DremHrhaven 2Ist ull Riverside sandal.
New Orleans; Golden born. Cutting, nom Bakers
island.
SPOKEN.
Feb 25, lat 25 81, len 10 IS, sctr John Bird from
MataDZas tor Baliimue
ware t. of Cape Carnaval, brig Martha, from
Mobile for Porta IL.
rrh I, lat ~ t5, Ion Is O3, sch Hattie Ross, from
Cardenas tor Portland.
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-11

A i bareai' ,, lo'aliop OF great value, fitted mn
"a trst Glass; all new. doing geo business 'oIS
ness reason l0r selling. Parthul RS
ml1l-3t TAYLOR & Co 20 State ST. R,stnn
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-11

THE COOL brick house, No 40 Congress Street
i luss vaca ell by Hbn.i Woodbury. DAVIS Ii con-
taibs ten finished rooms, with sas tnI ougnut wa er
in abundance. 'ood lot Terms favorable. Applv
TO WM. Ii. JERRIS, Real Estate Agent
L
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YORK COUNTY.

A son of Arthur Verrill of Biddefered, II
years Of age, left his home March first. His
father is anx'ous to hear where be is. The boy,
be says, cannot talk inteIl'g'bly, Any Que
who knows OF 1.-THE whereabeuts of the lad will
do a kindness by communicating with his ia
ther at Biddetord.
Messrs Merrill, Smith & Davis have con-
tracted to Lu,ld Schooner of 200 tons at the
ship yard in Saco, tor parties in Saeo and Bid
deiOru.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-06-10

The reports concerning the cotton
factory at Augusta, Georgia, show the
encouraging prospects Of southern
manufacture. This factory has been
gradually extending It's operations,
till now IL runs 5000 spindles and 900
looms, and consumes 1870 bales Of Loot
ton per week. The average daily
product is 52l yards per loom, or 25,-
900 yards In all, making some eight
million yards yearly. At its organ
ization the company had $500, 900 cap
ital, which, by It's earnings, has In.
creased 10 $500, 900. The par value OF
stock Is 500, on which II has paid fol
five years past an annual dividend ol
twenty per cent The stock Is now
worth Slj5.