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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-04-13

TERMS--0ne- third cash the balance on a credit
of six and twelve mouths, the purchaser to give
notes, with ample security, for the deferred pay
ments, the title to be retained until tho whole pur-
chase money shall have been paid.
JNO Z. BARksDALE, Assignee
of Waiter o. Galloway.
Traylorsville Henry county, Va, March l6, 1871.
NH l7--2aw3w
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Der to APP LEroN'S JOURNAL remiting 81 for one
years subscription, TEN SUPERB ENGRAvINGs,
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scribor, receives GRATIS what would $40 in the
print shops. Full particulars will be furnished on
application.
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A s SIG MES s ALE
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE COUNTIES
OF ROANOKE, FLOYD AND MONTGOMERY,

Il " u . IL ~
"a or
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE COUNTIES
OF ROANOKE, FLOYD AND MoNTGomERY,
AT AUCTION.
Pursuant to an order of the District Court Of the
United States for the district of Virginia, made in
the matter of Warieid Price, bankrupt, we shall as
assignees of said bankrupt, proceed to sell at the
Court-House door of Roanoke county, Virginia, In
the town Of Salem, on
WEDNESDAY, THE SrH DAY OF MARCH, 1871,
at public auction, to the highest bidder,
EIGHTEEN HUNDRED ACRES OF LAND,
lying In the counties OF Floyd, Roanoke and Mont
gomery, belonging to the estate OF said bankrupt;
most of which is quito valuable. Sad land will be
cold free of all liens snd encnmbraioes.
TERMs-One.th of purchase money will be
CURED to be paid in cash. residue in two equal In
staments of six and wslve months, the purchaser
giving bond, with good personal security, for the
deferred payments, and the title retained until the
purchase money is fully paid.
MoKINSEY q BROWN, Assignees
ia 2S--2aw3w of Warfield Price, Bankrupt.
P0STP0NEHENT.--The above sale is postponed
until the II tn APRIL, 1871. fe ltd
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A NEW STORY by A SOUTHERN AUTHOR
n Serial Story of surprising interest by tho
author Of valerie Aylmer," which the press have
highly extolled, will appear in APfLETONs JOUR-
NAL, No. 103. New subscribers may commence
their subscription with the beginning of the New
story. subscription price 81 per annum, or So for
six months.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-04-13

watching the workings of the
system with great interest, and
be the most benefcent results
laws regulating the same shall
ore liberalized and comprehen-
j. L. FL.
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AssIG NEE's SALE
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE COUNTY
OF FRANKLIN, VIRGINIA,
AT AUCTION.

FIVE HUNDRED AND sIxTY.FIvE ACRES OF
VALUABLE BOTTOM LAND
on Black Water rive-, in the county of Franklin,
six miles west of Franklin Court-Hou5e.
The above will DO sold intact and free from all liens
and membranes whatsoever.
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-23

1878 g 12 s7t. Lard &c. Bulk Meats--shoulde<s &c
loose Lave Hogs advanced "a 1Oc; quot, at 43O a
81. Cattle qulct at 90 a 5 20
Re- eipts 500 bhls. -four, 600 bush wheat 1s1
0G0 bush tn III 600 bush. oats, $1,000 bush rye.
$1,000 bush 4 ,ar,t y 6 90 hogs.
ShipmeD's 2otu bbis. -four, $1,000 bush. wheat
$1,000 bush. corn, 80 900 BUSH oats 900 BUSH bar
ley 500O bogs.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 22.-Provisions- dropping
at Y To- Lard at 90 and no demand; country at s3c
Bulk meats firm; &c shoulders; sa a for sides
Bacon easier; ouders at tic; sides u q &c., Live
Hogs firm rt So q t5. Cattle steady at 25 "a 80
tor prime and II for extra. Whskey in good de-
mand at 90c.
TOLEDO. Sept. 22.-F our steady. Wheat in mod
crate demand; No White Wabash 1 AZ; No } DO
81; NO Red Red Winter a. 142; No. at So;
Amber michigan 39: No. Red at 35-1 3s4 q
80; No 90 % 33l; rel cted red is Corn better;
high Mixed at ISL; low do 55sc; yellow 668c; Mcn'-
gan 36c; no grades 63c. Oats quiet; No at 3Sc;
No. at 36c.
CHARLESTON, Sept 22.-Cotton easier; Middling
nplands 1st.
SAVANNAH. Sept 22.-Cotton steady; low Mia-
ding uplands lee,
MOBILE, Sept. 22.-Cotton firm; Middling up
ands l9Ic.
nav ORLEANS, Sept. 22.-Cotton steady; Mid
uplands 2O4c.
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-23


YoRK, ss-sErTEMBFR ThhM. A. D. 1s7l-KRNT.
J PREs1DING-AF ALFRED.
FRIpAY-No 92-Jo eph B. DAVIS vs. Elizabeth
Emery. Trover foI stable valued at $4,000. Gil
more merry and wife occupied thu SWEET place, a
iaiin acIoss The way from The Davis store at Adams
corner, Nrwfe d. ON which we've two stables, one OF
wheh Is lbe subject OF This suit The legal title OF
rue i3iln was Mrs. Emery. The Plaintiff and son
~e'o s'ofe-keepers and furnished supplies to the
H"ehys' ana curing Gllmore's absence ip the army,
Anu s'n'e' charged goods to Mis-. Emery The parties
the plaintiff The following p,per, the eonstrnc,on Of
Will g" Oi@ees an impor ant legal princip e.
j. B. DAVIS bought OF Ehz 'taS ~, ~, NOV. y, 1860
ing 23 eet wide and 90 leet opp n1 eIy one onlld-
o. my uo0se dbo yarn Ssii bultuino is s pins wesi
Oh om where Ii now stands by the irs, ~ pe moved
PIee, Iotty dollars. hecd. pay. Vi may next
Tue barn was not moved off by stbe A..
next" but Was suffered to remain. Tha may
says he tine ended; The def ndont p.''i''u
Again. tie ,laintf and Gilmore Emerv sst,,s. o'' %
account wien plalntiff received the following
1868, Mach 2. Set led as above.
(Sisnedj GILMORE EMERY.
All settled except the stable that sul belongs +,
j, h. Davis, which 1 agree TO pay Tor within
luonths. tslsneuJ
in former trla, the defence was mainly that ther
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-23
GEORGIA.
A Double wuraer--A Negro Taken away
from the Officers aud H ilIed.

WASHINGTON, Sept pa white man NAM
ed Coleman, and colored man were recently
killed in Jefferson county, Ga, by colored
man named Pierce. The Republicans say that
Coleman went with party to PIerce's house
for the purpose Of offering violence to him,
when the latter refused to admit them aud
shot Coleman. The Democrats declare that
Coleman went 10 serve a magistrates warrant
against the colored man Tor some offence, which
he resisted and shot Coleman. Pierce fed but
subst quenily returned to his home under the
protection of bayonets. Soldiers garrisoned
his house until Saturday last, when the civil
authorities arrested him ON the charge of mur
der. While Pierce was in charge of the officer
party of disguised men suddenly seized and
secured the officer before he could offer any re-
sistance. Then Pierce was bound aud put into
a cart and taken away by the party and proba
bly, killed as he has not since been heard from.
1t is reported that a company of soldiers quar-
tered in the vicinity have received Instructions
10 arrest several citizens of Barlow, which
causes great excitement.
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-23

was no extension OF time; and the 1resding Judge
instructed the jury, that ii they found that the time
limited IN sad writing was not extended prior IN
me nfst OF May, A. D., 1866. by the defendant; that
'ue ''''e III the bull ling would revest In The de end
ant anu mat the plaintiff wonid not have a right 10
so on anu remove the same. The jury found that
ie nad Daen no extension of time and gave verdict
ior oe'ehdant But the question OF construction of
tnat b OF sac was carried to the full court, MINOR
ny Oh whom were OF the opinion that unless the
plaintiff moved off his barn within the time, or got
an extension, that his title was gone the If
the bill OF sale had been for standing trees but the
majority ofthe court held the condition not es-
sentii part OF the safe; that the sale complete
and not 10 be torti lied by The non-removal. So the
case GENES back for aroti er jury trial.
The defense now is hat the right OF possession was
in Gilmore that his wife Exercised 10 control over
the property; that DO demand was made on Gilmore
for the property ami notice OF termn 4tion pos
session was given, wi hout which this action c4nnot
be maintained.
Reply demand was made on the vile in pres
ene OF the husbdnJ and they both joined in forbid
ing the removal
Rsoinder-rrue, but that is not a legal notice on
the husDand; besides the de endant is a loor sick
woman AMI the mother Of ten children.
Verdict for defendant. Motion to set aside
Hamilton with Drew. Clifford.
No. 2H.-Wm. s. Burbank VS.. John c. einons.--
Warranty OF horse. On trial.
Clifford. Drew.
Mr.. County Attorney Yeaton came in with the
Grand Jury, after three days session: Witnesses
examined, &C; cases examined, 30; indictments
found, 80; No. bills, a. liquor cases. 90; compound
larceny 4; detective highways 8; assault and bate
fy, y cheating 2; iult with intent to kill / {; dis
tuiD iDlng religious meeting, ; en- deavor to dssuade
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-23

Weather HepOrt-sept 32-i2 r. NJ.
War Department, Signal Service q. 3. Army, Di-
vision OF kilograms and Reports tor the beneit of
Cnmm
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-23
A spanish War 1t smer Flres into nm
EnslLsh loop.
WARRINGTON.
A Visit from the KnIghfs Te mn nla !.


WASHINGTON, Sept. 22-The greater part of
The Knights remplar lately in session in Bal
umore, visited this city to-day and marched in
procession past the White House, where tbey
we're received by Secretary Boutwell, Post
Master General Creswell and Generals Dent,
Bsbcock and Dunn.
Personal.
Senator Wilson is here for few days on
business connected with the CONGREGATIONAL
campaign committee
Secretary -Boutwell.will leave Washington
Wednesday pext for Cincinnati, where he win
speak on the 28.h inst, and at Cleveland on
the 29th.
An Internal Revenue Decision.
The Commissioner OF Internal revenue de-
cides tnat tue interest on the new funded
loan bond Of 1881 IS not to be included in re.
turns for taxation in computing the govern
meht tax OF TWO and half per cent on the
net earnings of bonds.
49, Thr Southern War Claims.
About 1000 claims have been indexe1 by She
Southern Claims Commission The amount
OF alleged damages sustained being upwaru of
twenty million dollars, owing to seizures OF
supplies etc; by the United States troops be
lopgn to those claiming to have been Union
meD during the late war. Evidence has taken
IN 600 cases and decision has been arrived at
on $50 of them.
Gov. Alcorn.
Gov. Alcorn of Mississippi, has arrived here
He obtained to-day the Agricultural College
scrip belonging to that State OF 30 900 acres.-
He Will resign bis governorship and take his
seat IS United States Senator at the next sess-
ion of Congress.
The Kn-B lux Com naittee.
The full Congressional Ku Kiux Committee
had brIef meeting to day, when the Char
man, Senator Scott, in accordance with a reso-
luton tdoptcd- -yes,eraay, announced tl.o-ap
poi0tment of the following sub committees to
take evidence during the autumn and report
to the foil committee prior to the assembling
of Congress.
La the States of Alabama, Missouri and Ten
uessee, Senator Pratt, Rice and Bayard and
Representatives Buckley and Robinson. Iu
| North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia aud
| Florida, Representatives Maynard, Schofielo
| and Lansing voorhees, and Senator Blair.
The sub Committee of three re appointed
yesterday are authorized in the event OF refus-
| al OF the authorities to furnish the desired in :
| formation concerning the fnances, taxation
proceed bitber and obtain it by such means as
they deem desirable.
The few witnesses now in attendance are tC
be examined by sub committee consisting o
| Senators Scott, Pooland and Blair. The report
| of the sub committee OF eight submitted yes
| terday made no recommendation to influence
| the action of the full committe beyond Stain!
| in what localities. The evidence shows distur
| bancee have occurred.
Ths Social Evil Agitation.
Lincoln Hall was crowded tonight, tn
mans Club. The social evil was plainly dis
cussed. Some confusion was caused by un
| friendly demonstrations, when the disturber
| were asked to remember the ladies present an
the chief OF police reminded them that he shul
use functions. But little money was raised,
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-23
METEORO LOGICAL.
synOp'is OF " ea.h-r Rep ,rts for the paat
W. mty. EOur Hams
WAR DIP II, OFFICE CHEF SIGNAL
0EEICER w hinaIoa n q

WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHEF SIGNAL !
OFFICER, Washington, d. c..
Sept %, (730 P. M)J
The lowest pressure, which was Oh Thursday
afternoon west and possibly northwest of Mn
Desota, has moved eastward to Lake Superior
and the barometer has fallen very rapidly north
OF the Ohio valley. The highest pressure is
centereu over Maryland and New Jersey and
eastward. A comparatively low baro meter
continues in Southern Florida with light
northeast winds. Brisk south and southwest
winds have extended from Minnesota and
Wisconsin southeast into illinois and east to
Lake Huron. Clear weather has prevailed
very generally in the Atlantic and Gull States
and on the Lakes. Haze and smoke prevail
from Illinois to Minnesota.
The low pressure in the northwest Will prom
ably extend eastward rapidly, with orisK
southwest wind on the lakes but the smoky
haze attending it will prevent rain in those re-
glens. A falling barometer with increasiD"
cloudiness and easteriy winds is probable on
Saturday along the Atlantic coast and pleas
ant weather in the Gulf States
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-23

IMPORTANT TO STEAMBOAT OwNERs.-A
circular has just been issued from the treasury
Department requiring all steamboats, to have
on board two copies of the Act of Congress of
Feb. %. 1871, "to provide for the better securl-
ty of life on board vessels propelled in whole
or in part by steam, and for other purposes,
and of the rules and regulations of the Super
intending Inspectors of steam vessels, approved
July 18, 1871. Vessels destitute of these pa
pers can be supplied by making application to
the Inspectors.
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-23
MONT ANA.


WAsHINGToN, Sept. % Gov Potts, OF Mon
San SSana' wftes that he has organized TO, ce of
~ ~ youhteers for the protection of the settlers
o. VI patatln valley, who now feel no appreLen
%t s;,,;, oI arther Indian raids this year unless
o,ee 81, Dul declares war on the Northern Pa
enc Railroad surveyors Five thousand San
go aIu E sioux are now c mp d on Milk yer,
~ oIt Browning, AID refusing post vely
snn,; u neiurn 70 their agency are being fed with
rappI'es ronn intended for other tribes. Gov Potts
houia.lends that special provision be made for
Ire nope that it would have a favorable effect
opon Sitting Bull aud his followers. who will
na,'; nu,?sl certainly attack the Northern Pacific
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-23
Domestic Markets.


NEW YORK. Sept. 22-Eventng.-Cotton dull and
r. ; ,ower; sales 43s bales; Middling upla1ds iea -
uh,ouI-saes '4Oo hbs.; State and Western wtinput
1uauge: state $50 a 10: round hoop Ohio 81 q
90; western 60 q 75; southern 6 IS q 90 -
m9e g 2c ,ower;s.les 1885, coo oush.; No. lSpring
u. 40 9 46, White Stare 6S; Wint, Red Western
% g 90. Com Irregular sales POI 100 bush.
SiXaa VI % Western 30 q g.. Pork tirmei; new mess
al 10 oo; prime 10 q 10 %. Lard frmer and more
acnVe at % 99i Butter steady; Ohio 10 q zoc ;
S.ate , % g aOe. Whiskey rm Western fr at 96c
rsr',, mme nrm; Carolina 81 Qp 94c Sugar III moderate
@Stc g. ffse nrm; L ii4i a i73c Naval stores
50, its Tu pentine fl m at 50 a Coo; ko,in firm at
o 10 1or strdined. Petroleum moderately actiVe !
9sc.
% q 1Od.
,.1al.aso, Sept 22-FIour unchanged. Wheat de-
ciinsd ! @ sc; No 2spring Al 16 9 16t. Corn oe-
Slae e.; No. 2 mix ~ @ 4s4; oats declined ts;
weak; No. Spring at 63t high Wines unchanged;
quo'ed at 9Oc. Provisions Pork fairly active at
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-23


LONDON, Sept. Pill 30 A. M.-Consos opened at
70 Tor money and account.
american securites-U. 5. 5-20s, 1862, 93x; do 1865
oiu' So3; do 1867, 92s; U. S. 1O-40s 80.
LIvERPooL Sept. % 1890 A. M.-Cotton opened
guie' gn mnnding upians 81 q 9td sales OF the day
were 900 bales, and he sales Of week 65 coo bales
including 5000 Tor export and IL 900 for speculation
s.ock IN port Is S467 00O bales. including 207 900
Aheriean tne receipts OF the have been 22t 90
Da,es, including 5000 bales American; actual export
PARIS Sept % The bullion in the bank of France
mas increased S75e0U,cO0 francs since last week,
LoNDos. Sept 22-1 80 P. NJ. Consols at s23 "a s2t
iOr money anu account.
= LIVERPOOL, Sept. 22-2 p M.-Lard As ID
Pors AS Sd. 1allow AS.
LONDON. Sept 22-43O P. M.-Con,ols closed at
90 q 92s for money and accounl.
Cld, s3f; d. 1857, 81; U. s. 10 -4O's 8s3.
PARIS, Sept. 22-Evening.-Rentes closed al sci
25c.
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-23
The Great Fair
AUCTION SALES
SALE AT AUCTION.

nNE half part OF a 10. OF land situated on the
~ Southerly side oil Monument street, haying a
tront OF % ieet on sad street. aud a depth oa Que
me OF anout 14o ee, and the other line OF aDoat
~ = ieet SAID lot adjoL lug the north cas- err
Daley. y
aisIone matt part OF eight her lots, three OF a. f.
front and 10 o.. depth adoiur on the heasterty
side OF the lo hist med, and the h fye los al.
JOINING on the southeastery side OF he last III e,
AID fronting on contemplated street OF 50 tsst In
with which interseets with Monument street
SAID lots are set forth on plan the premises an.
nexef to the deed which the he ring nelrs
executed Nov lst, 1850, 10 s. O. q q. W. Chise, and
can be examined at any time at the efce the as
siguee
Toese eight lots are equitably subject to a mort.
gage.
Particulars at sale. Terms cash
Sale will tase place on the premises on Safur-
day, Sept 23d at O'Clock D IN.
II HENRY P. DEANE, A ssignee
F.O. BAILEY Il C }, Auct'rs
September 18th, 1871
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-23

| Grantei is being shipped from Yarmouth fo1
the new State Capitol at Albany, N. Y.
J. w. Raymond has leased Fluent Hall tso
| afternoons and evenings per week. for the
winter, and will open a dancing school.
| fatents have been granted to &C. F. Fling OF
| fortiand, Tor a boot and shoe heel, and to A.
| crockett, also of this city, for washing ma
| chine.
IL is reported that the Regulator has been
bought hy Messrs. j. B. & A. w. Hall, and
Will be merged in The Monitor. The Monitor
will be enlarged next week.
James Oddey, we'll known Portland pe-
destrlan,' is reported by Boston paper as
about to take part in walking match there
tor the championship of New England.
The Star viii publish to morrow morning an
installment of"Parson" Bradley's Journal of
rare interest, which is supplemented by some
remarkably interesting historical matter by
wv. Gan account of an ancient murder
ard the last public execution in Portland.
Miss Addie Ryan, who returns from Europe
the first of October has been engaged to sing at
the opening concert of the Peoples Course, to-
gether with Barnabee, Mrs. j. w. Weston,
MI. VIM. j. Winch II. NJ Dow, accompanist,
with Mr.. Eugene F. johnson as piano soloist.
Ihe trot between "Gentle Annie" and Hon.
esq Shaker" which was postponed last Satur-
day Oh account of bad weather will take place
this afternoon at Forest City Park See the
advertisement.
Two laborers employed in digging trench
for sewer on Franklin street were PARTIALLY
buried one day this week, by the falling in o,
the SIDES. One was buried 10 his neck, aud
the other up to bis waist. They were dug out
quickly and were uniujured
To-day is the last OF the three autumnal Em.
Der Days-a season of three days observed in
The Episcopal and Romish charlottesville lat.
ter especially-as a time of fasting, and have
been observed as since the third century. There
are four Ember weeks in the yea; the name is
supposed to be derived from the custom OF u.s.
ing ashes or embers in connection with fast
ing.
Bosworth Post No. 2, G. A. r.. will open
City Hall the 9th of Oct with the great mil.
Iary Diana entitled the ''Uniop Sergeant. or
the Battle of Gettyst urg,' play which will
tar outdo the Drummer Boy, by the largest
company (about 1907 ever before a Portland
audience.
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-23
e.. y conn issr Sner,s Court.

wd. H cLIFFoaD. Eso, COMMISSIONER.
fRIDAY-Un ted States vs.. Tilden Hail. Jr. Re-
ependsnt is master OF brig rro eus OF Portland anu
neaarstd with assault, on shipboard on Robert Me-
Ailster, a seaman on boara saId vessel. Responder
eondueted his own defence. and replied tuat there
We're sigas OF mu.nou, conduct among the crew,
snd he look early measures to preveat an oubl eak
Bound ever in $500 appear at The september term
OF the Circuit court.
oniied States vs.. James Nichols Complaint
ior assault en shipboard on Robert McAlister, a
seaman on board ig Prole OF Portland, of which
Vess'i accused is fist mate. Hed for $500 for trial.
saletIes furnished. Webb, U. s. District Attorne,
Tor goveinment; A. a. StrouI tor defence
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-23

IHE HORSE FAIR.-We are requested to
say That contributors to the exhibition OF hors-
es at the Fair next week are entitled 10 exhipi-
tors badges, which will enttle them to ad-
mission to the grounds during the four days.
They can be had on application to Mr.. George
Waterhouse. Treasurer of the Presumpscot
Association, at room No. 6, United States Ho.
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-23

MoUNTFoRT ST. NJ. E CHURcH-A collec-
tion will be taken up at this church on Sunday
at each service, to aid in paying off debt due
from this church, which is payable in October
The friends of the colored church are invited 10
be liberal in their donations and thus relieve
the society from its present embarrassment.
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-23
g. - M M ~ Is q IAE,

Keceipss by ssailrosas aud steamboats,.
GRAND TRU,yK RAILwAY.-25O cans milk,
e9i bbls four blls paper, 35 bag 81 oos, 1s wheel
barrows. 8 rolls eath-r, 70 iubs butter, so boxes
clothes pins car shit g-s do bran, 90 com, DO
uar. 81 do lumb 90 clapboard5, do oil, L do
apples, DO sunilies.
Shipments East-400 bbls flour, cars ale, car
sundrles.
STEAMER john BROOKS FROM BosTON-64 hxs
cheese, 20 bds iron 81 bbis pork 100 hrans lard 100
10 >tfer, 10 bbs. PITCH 15 do brer, 9pates iron,
bags Coffee 16 Is gas pipe hhds. sugar. 10 trails
dates 20 BIKES tin 20 bDls "A bricks, IS
sewing n achInes 100 pkgs to oruer.
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-23

GRANT DOESN'T SLoP OvER.-The WASH
ington Republican comments on the fact that
Gen. Grant never ''slops over" He does not
talk for the sake of hearing his own clatter, nor
make speeches because off1cous friends advise
him to announce policy every quarter. To
all such appeals he simply replies that he has
no policy but the will of the people, whose ser
want be is. Hs recognizes the fact that his
business is to execute the laws not to instruct
the people as to what they should or should
not do. When he does speak, it is to some
effect We have seen very little criticism of
his messages and his few brief public utter
ances. They are all good and full of meaning.
1t is what he does NOT say that the busy bodies
are enraged at. When he confines his remarks
on Louisiana to the statement that things seem
to be in a muddle down there, and he shall
wait until he hears both sides, we feel that
quiet assurance of safety that we did when be
telegraphed that he was going to sight it out
on this line if it takes all summer" There is
no bombast or rhetoric about the man. In
short, he don't "slOp over"
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-23
vi ARYLAND ND.
Tha KnsuI,ta GNp nm n n :,

DaLrIMoRE, Sept. % The G,aLd Encamp-
dao;1 aen1 OF nights Templar of the United States
uo.iceo , to hold their next trenDlal cOnvoca-
moh non III New Orleans on the first Tuesday in
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-23

JODoR MORRIS PREsIDsNa.
FRIDAY-NeIson Leighton, search and seizure; ;
pleaded not guilty. Sentenced TO three months i'm
prisoument. Appeal d.
John Blake, search and seizure; pleaded guilty.
Sentenced to three mouth In the county Jail.
Morris 1onnor and Thomas Flynn, affray. Fined
81 and h ali costs each.