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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-10

Rev. Or. j. 2. Newman, OF Washington
City. breaches this morning at eleven
o'clock, in Ames Methodist Church. DR..
Newman also lectures in the same place
this evening az halfpast seven o'clock on
"Fro1n Ocean to Ocean This lecture con.
tains descriptions OF the big trees Of Cali'
fornia the geysers Of soaoma. the wonder'
ful scenery .: Yosemite. Brigham Young
and his thirty wives. The Acknowledged
eloquence Of the speaker and the intensely
interesting character OF the subject dis
cussed combine &c make the lecture one
that none who can attend should fail to
hear Admission fifty cents.
Aionza Hatch is q Young Chicago singer
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-10

Flames Reach Washington Street-Splen-
did Warehouses Burned,

NIN " FHECHUUsts DuFLIVUa
Boston, November 10, l A. M.-The
flames have reached Washington street,
north of Franklin, and the Transcript
building is on fire. All the splendid granite
warehouses on Franklin square, Winthrop
square and vicinity are burned. Fears are
now entertained that the flames will sweep
everything to State street if not further
north
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-10

We present this morning copy Of The
official report pt the votes for State AuGito:
in 1870:
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DISASTROUS FIRE IN BOSTON
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LATEST NEWS FROM ALI POINTS
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Aren Of Fire Incrensino.

BosToN, November 10, 1890 A M.-The
fire is still raging, and it is feared the entire
area from Summer street on the south to
Washington street on the west and Mill
street on the north to Water street on the
east will be laid waste. Pearl street has so
far escaped. The heat is intense.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-10

Aionza Hatch is q young Chicago singer.
who has started foE Milan to pgepags him
self S9g debH! ia eYerao
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-10

HEART OF THE OrTY IN RUINS
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lqoNgNEkn ON &gBIB BAGE-B
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LORD MAYORS DAY m LONDON
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-10
Eighteenth Dispateh.2
The COnfagratiOB Continues Building
Blown Up-Old south Church In FInmess

BOsTON, November TO- 4IO A. M.-The,
conhagration continues with fearful effect.
Building after building is blown up with
terrible volume of flameo Newspaper ofo
fees which are on the line of the fire have
made all preparations for removal of the
booksy papers, ETC.. with no hopeog saving
any MATERIAL
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-10

Kenyon and William Page were
ted to the House Of Representatives.
The Portland daily press., 1872-10-16

THE cheapest and best Paint in the wo Id, is
the Averill Chemical.
For sale at SO, Commercial ST., Portland If
The Portland daily press., 1872-10-16
THE PoLrcEMEN's BALL.-An incid

THE PoLrcEMEN's BALL.-An incident in
is one to be looked forward to with hope and
rene nbered with pleasure; for it is seldom that
this worthy and valued class are permitted b
enjoy the delights of social entertainments and
when such opportunities present themselves
they are sure to be welcomed heartily, and with
the determination that all who participate shall
be made happier by them The force showed
themselves model hosts at their first annual
ball, and counted their guests by hundreds.
Early in the evening the crowd thronged the
approaches to City Hall, and by the hour an
nounced for the promenade the galleries and
all the seats allowed on the lower floor Were &C.
cupied by their friends. Chandler and his full
band discoursed some of the newest musicI which
had been rehearsed for this event, and an hour
was spent in delightful social intercourse. 1t
was one of the most elegant parties of the year;
bition of nice toilets would have graced the sa-
looms of the most fastidious entertainer. A
fine order of eighteen dances was prepared,
and at midnight the throns had scarcely begun
to diminish. The managers had taken every
pains for the comfort and convenience of their
friends, and every one seemed to enter fully
into the happiness of their hosts. All the beats
in the city were covered by ex-oficers, and the
city was remarkably quiet. The financial re-
suits of the ball were very handsome but the
state of the treasury was not ascertained last
night. We hope these annual gatherings will
be made permanent
The Portland daily press., 1872-10-16
MINOR TELEGRAMs.

There was grand Republican torchlight dis
play at Concord, n. H., last night. Delegations
We're present from Manchester and other towns
A member of the Indiana Democratic Com
mlttee predicts in New York that Greeley will
nave $1,000 majority in that State!
Furguerson clerk in the New York post Office
has been arrested for embezzling letters.
DR.. Mommomerre, physician in the Brooklyn
homeopathic Hospital has been discharged
by the lady managers because he is Catholic
In consequence six of the eight physicians have
resigned, and H. w. Beecher has uttered an in
dlSnant protest
oo The Trenton rolling mills were injured $780,
oOo by fire yesterday.
George Englehardt won the amateur cham
plonship for the United States Tuesday at Troy,
n. T., over james O'Niel.
The Coalists of the 10th Massachusetts Dis
trlct nominated d. w. Bond for Congress yes
terday.
The first killing frost of the season at Nash
vile, Tenn, occurred Tuesday morning.
r, The fourth annual convention of the Irish
Catholic Benevolent Union of the United States
meets to-day in Philadelphia.
The frost at Augusta, Ca, Tuesday night
Killed vegetation Weather excellent for cot
ton picking
The submarine telegraph between Jamaica
ana Aspinwall is now in working order.
The Portland daily press., 1872-10-16
BY TELEGRAPH,
MATTERS IN MAINE.
Death of a Conway Man.
nuz..

DcHtn Oh conway NIaus
Special to Press.)
FRYEBURG, Oct 15.-Leander S. Morton,
ESQ.,, for many years prominent business man
of Conway Centre. N. H., died at that place to-
day, from apoplexy.
ITO the Associated Press.l
Wreck Picked Up.
EAsTPoRT, Oct 15.-The steamer New York
from Portland has just arrived, bringing in the
brig Annie Lindsey of st. John, from Hillsboro
for New York, loaded with plaster. She was
picked up six miles off Moossepecca, dismasted
and badly wrecked.
Call Extended.
BANGOR, Nov. 15-The Universalist Society
of this city have extended a call to Rev.
Goodenow of Victor, N. Y, with a salary of
$780,
House Burned.
An unoccuped house and barn on Fifth
street, belonging to R. Storey, was burned early
this morning. Loss not heavy and covered by
insurance.
Death of an Old Citizen.
Mr. James P. Laughlin, an old resident and
old-time merchant of this city, died last night
at the age of SO.
Fire in Hampden.
The house and barn of Capt. Levi Emerson of
Hampden, were burned this morning with all
their contents, including all this years crops.
The fire was caused by his colt kicking over
lantern into the hay. Amount of loss and in
surance unknown.
Mt. ZircOn House Burned.
LEWISTON, Oct. 15.-The Lewiston Journal
learns that the Mt. Zircon House, in Milton
Plantation, noted resort. was burned Sunday.
Loss large and insured for only $500. 1t caught
from defective chimney.
The Portland daily press., 1872-10-16
following were the quotations of Government
Domestic Markets.

WATERFOWL, Oct. 15.-Cattle Market.-Receipts
of beef Cattle 1899 head market remains steady and
Of choice at ii 90 q Il CO., extra 50 q 10 so; first
quality 90 q 90; second quality 10 a 70; third
quality 50 $50.
Sheep and Lambs-recepts 1866 head supply not
so large last week by 10000 head; trade was not
improved in point Of prices still there is good feeling
sales wool Sheep at q Sc ID; sheared Sheep q
nc P ID. Spring Lambs g &c.
NEW YORK. Oct. 15-Evenng--Cot an }c high
er and in good shipping demand; sales 1880 bales;
Middling uplands 1896 Flour more active and un-
changed; sales 174o0 bbls; State 90 g 80; Round
hoop Ohio 05 a 9 65; Western 600 q 9 45; South
at 80 a IL 90. Wheat steady and in fair export
sales 1000 sssh Mo R sPrHWg at 81
a IS; White Michigan at 20 a 05. Corn shade
frmer and closed dull and scarcely so firm; sales 49,
V s5c cu' Oats steady and quiet sales $500 BUSH
new White 46 a SOC; old Mixed Western 46 q 47c.
Beef unchanged. Pork active and firm; new mess
81 "a &C. = Butter Is quiet State "a q 2sc Whiskey
very firm and active at 81 q 92t. Rice in moderate
Y e ST. Sugar re mSG pSE9 s;' 81
81 as 1ec Coffee frmer; Rio 144 q 1sc in Gold. Mo-
lasses dull and unchanged. Naval Stores-Spirts
60 for strained. Petroleum firm; crude 10 q 13ac
refined at 261c Tallow is quiet and firm at 9@
5-16. Linseed Oil 80 q Sic.
Freigbts to Liverpool lower Cotton persteam 1-16
q II; Wheat do 10d.
TOLEDO. Oct 15.-Flour dull and unchanged
Wheat dull and shade lower; extra White Michi-
L
gan l A. Corn is dull; high Mixed at 42ac; buyer
Oct 43c; low do AZ yellow 43I; White 47c; no grade
41c. Oats-No at 31i; No oslo; rejected at 25ac.
Lake Freights firm-to Buffalo 81 q 81; to Oswe-
go 16 OH.
CHICAGO, Oct. 15.-Flour quiet and unchanged.
Most of sales being on private terms. Wheat dull
and lower; No Spring at 10 a 20; No Spring
at 12s cash Oct or Nov; No Spring at ot;rejected
81 a 92c. Corn dull and unsettled; No Mixed at
321 q 1928 cash Oct; 33ac for Now; rejected 81 a
3lic Oats dull and declining; No at 213 22c for
regular and fresh rejected 1871 a 10. Rye steady
No at 50 g 52ac. Barley firm; No2 Fall 63 g 63tc
Provisions-Pork quiet and unchanged at II 90 on
the spot. Lard quiet and unchanged; Winter SC; u
a Sc for Summer; SC for December or January
Bulk Meatsquiet and unchanged. Bacon unchanged.
Whiskey steady at Sc.
Lake Freights-Corn to Buffalo at 49, Wheat do
16I.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 15.-Pork firm at II 90. Lard is
steady; Summer at 74c; steam at &c; kettle at &c.
Bulk Meats nomnal shoulders at 6tc clear rib sides
101c; clear sides 10Ac. Bacon FIRM shouldersat 7sc;
clear rib sides at 1Ac clear sides 12c. Sugar cured
hams III a 19c. Live Hogs firm at 40 q IS. Whis-
key firm 8Sc.
DETROIT, Oct 15-Wheat weaker but more active
extra at ~ g 70; No White 81 g 60; Amber
good demand at 34c.
The Portland daily press., 1872-10-16

FATAL AccIDENT.-Yesterd morning Mr..
John Griffeths, of the firm of Sheridan &
Griffeths, plasterers and stucco workers, was
on staging in the audience room of the Sec
ond Parish church, experimenting number of
workmen, when he made mis-step and fell to
the floor, distance of twenty-seven feet. He
struck on his face and shoulders, and was pick
ed up, terribly wounded and insensible, and
carried to his home on Clark street, accompan-
led by DR.. Foster who had been summoned as
soon as possible after the accident occurred
An examination showed that his skull over the
right eye was crushed in his right thigh and
knee shattered, and one arm broken. He lived
about three hours, remaining unconscious ever
after the fall 1t appeared that the staging
from which he fell was carelessly constructed,
one plank projecting over bearing, but moi
reaching another support. Mr.. Griffeths was
walking on this plank, when it tipped, and il
irving to recover his balance he stepped beyond
the bearing, tipping the plank still more ant
urecipitating him almost headloRg. Mr.. Grif
feths was an enterprising mechanic and had re
sided in Portland about twenty-five years Il
connection with Mr.. Sheridan he had built up
large business, and was highly respected by al
parties. He was a gentleman of artistic abill
ty, and had had produced some fine statutes O
well-known local celebrity, now deceased. ID
was about fifty years Of age and leaves fam
The Portland daily press., 1872-10-16
Notice of Foreclosure and lSaIe
ON Mortgage.

WHEREAS, Isaiah Pope, late Of Windham in III
w County af Cumberland, deceased, on the TWEEN
ty-fifth day of July, A. d.. 1871, by his mortgage
deed of that date recorded in the Registry of Deeds
for said County, Book 3s Page 443 conveyed to JEFF
ferson Mabry, late of Gorham, in said Caunty, de-
ceased, certain lot of land and the buildings
thereon situated in said Windham and bounded az
follows viz: Southerly by land of Isaiah Pope & Com
pany Easterly by Pleasant River; Northerly by land
OF Robest Estes; Westerly by the road leading to
Windham Corner, or Hill, so called being then the
Homestead OF said Isaiah Pope;
Also, another lot of land situated in said Wind.
ham, AMI bounded as follows, viz Southerly by land
of Robert Estes; Easterly by said Road; Northerly
and westerly by the Asa Mabry road, subject to a
mortgage to Caleb Murch for one thousand dollars
with authority in the of the breach of the con-
dion In said mortgage to sell said premises at pub
lie auction, and from the proceeds pay the debt Sc
cured ths reby. And whereas, the condition OF said
mortgage deed has been broken; =,
This is to give notice that said premises will be sold
at public auction said premises on the seventh
day of November, A. d. 1872, at one O'Clock in tho
afternoon for the reasons and purposes aforesaid.
LUCRETIA A. MABRY,
Administrative of the estate Of Jefferson Mabry.
octi0-w4w-l
The Portland daily press., 1872-10-16
Freights.

SAVANNAH Oct. 11.-Freights quote fol
lows, foreign Cotton to Liverpool, via New York
by steam I'd tor Upland; on Sea Island II; via
Philadelphia sd on Upland; via Boston by steam I'd
for Upland; by sail to Liverpool I'd. Havre, by
sail, lie Gold. Coastwise-Cotton to New York pei
steam, Upland &c; Sea Island &c p ib; Rice 81 90 e
SO " cask; domestics 81 25 to Baltimore per steam
&c on upland; Rice 81 so y cask; to Boston, steam
&c on uplands; Rice So 50; to Boston via New Yorl
75c p 100 TBS; to Providence via New York 62ac
100 TBS; via Boston 75c " 1O0 Lumber to Philadel
phia, steam, $40; New York and Sound ports, Lnm
Der $12 a S14; to Boston $13; to Baltimore $40. Th
rates for Timber are from 81 so q higher than Lum
Der rates. To Cuba $40. Lumber to River Platt'
S25 and per cent
The Portland daily press., 1872-10-16
New Advertisements To-Day.

AUCTION COLUMN.
Vcssels-J. s. Bailey & Co.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Portland Light Infantry-Excursion to Providence
Third Lecture-Prof Bracket.
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Caution-John Duncan's Sons.
st. Alban Commandery.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Sheriff7s Salem. Adams.
Portland Savings Bank-Deposits.
Small Hotel for Sale-Taylor s. Co.
Express Route for Sale-Taylor & Co.
Nobody-Cement Drain Pipe.
Statement of the Meriden Fire Ins. Co.
Boarders Wanted
Wanted-Girl.
Ask your Grocer for Falmouth Mills
Wauted-Situation.
Notice-0cean Insurance Co.
Chandler House for Sale.
Millinery-C. c. WEIGH.
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.
Milliken's Hotel-Boston.
Trave,ers' Insurance Co.
The Portland daily press., 1872-10-16
WASHINGTON.
The Claims for stores and Supplies.

The Claims for stores and Supplies.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 15.-Secretary Boutwell,
has addressed the following letter to the Thire
Auditor of the Treasury:
SIR-You are requested to suspend action upof
thel claims for stores and supplies furnished
Ostensiby for the of the army in all cases
where the required returns have not been made
by the receipting officers. This course is made
necessary by the fact that the eX-officers of the
army have in some instances, given their ON
cial certificates for forage and other supplies,
dating them years before the time when they
were actually made, in order to bring them
within the scope of their official authority, thus
leaving an open door for COLLISION and fraud in
the absence of SO important guard as the oti-
cial returns. | am, ETC.,
GEO. BOUTWELL,.
Interview between Comm issiOner WAL
ker and the Indians.
An Interview took place at the Interior De-
partment between Gen. Walker, Commissioner
of Indian Affairs, representing the kiaWay,
Commanche, Apache and other wild tribes
As usual, the address of welcome was flrst
given, to which the several chiefs responded
with professions of friendship and satisfaction
with their visit. The Commissioner then ad-
dressed the whole delegation, numbering over
forty. They were warned OF a time when game
would become scarce to furnish them subsls-
tence, and urged them to prepare themselves,
their young men and their children, for the
change, by initiating the whites as fast as pos
sible in making homes, in cultivating the soil,
raising stock and sending their children to
school and adopting the Christian religion
They were assured of the willingness of the
President, his great council and the whole peo-
pile to aid in starting upon the white mans road
all those Indians who shall evince a disposition
to obey the orders given them and strive to do
well. The Commissioner then told them plain
ly that the Government had determined to put
a stop once and for all to the murders and
stealing which of late has become so common,
and that the Indians inclined to be unfriendly
and nsubordiuate would be dealt with sum-
marily. Finally the Indians were informed
that besides this general address the business
with each tribe would be taken up in detail
separately, day after day till completed. The
main body of delegates then returned to the
Washington House, where they have accom-
the ArrapoEo, remaining The
business of this tribe mainly in reference to
change of reservation, was taken up but not
finished and will be continued tomorrow.
The Portland daily press., 1872-10-16
MINOR TELEGRAMs.

The Democrats of North Carolina will defer
for the present contesting the State election be-
fore the Legislature.
Edwards, horse car driver in New York,
broke the skull of a colored man who attempt
ed to drive through the Odd Fellows process
sion Monday night.
Theodore Allen denies the charge of carrying
repeaters from Philadelphia to New York.
The Times publishes documents proving the
falsity of the Tribunes charges against Attor.
ney General Barlow and others, showing that
the increase of the debt of the city of Brook
Ign tor the year ending December,11S71, was
$359,5S1.
The German Reform Association call for the
election of Havemeyer for Mayor of New York.
Hazelton, Penn, had an hours snow storm
Monday.
The cutters in Baltimore tailoring establish
ments suspended work yesterday to prevent
FORGETTING membership in their trade society.
The President has appointed DR.. G. b. Lor
| ing one of the centennial commissioners.
Fourteen buildings were burned in Evanton
Ill, Tuesday, by kerosene lamp explosion.
| Up to Tuesday evening 100 vessels had arriv
ed at Halifax since Sunday.
The Portland daily press., 1872-10-16

SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTIONAL Conven-
ton of the Universalst Sunday Schools in
Name will be held in Watervlle this week.
commencing on Wednesday at 2 p. M, and
continuing through Thursday. Wednesday
afternoon, after the opening exercises and or
ganlza'ion, an essay will be read by Rev. j. G.
Snow, on the u inform Lesson System" to be
followed by discussion, and in the evening
Rev. H. E. Muuson will deliver an address on
some subject connected with Sunday Schools
Thursday forenoon Rev. j. o. Skinner will
read an essay on Sunday School Libraries -
Should circumstances favor there will he a
meeting Thursday evening. Return tickets will
be given delegates going over the Maine Cen.
trail railroad.
The Portland daily press., 1872-10-16

JUDGE MORRIS PRESIDING.
TUEspAY.-Thomas Ross. Intoxicatioh. Sentenc-
ed to Imprisonment for 80 days.
Gustavus York. Truancy; sent to Reform School
during minority.
james Quigley, Thomas Quigley and James Goor-
van. Resisting police officer; fined $50 each. james
Quigley appealed Thomas Quigley and Goorvan COM
mitted for non payment.
Libby. Williams.
Charles W. Mccarthy. Single sale. Discharged.
Libby. Williams.
Henry O'Donnell. Intoxication; fined 81 with
costs. Paid.
Three cases oflibelled liquors forfeited; claim
ant. One case continued
The Portland daily press., 1872-10-16

MILWAUKEE, Oct 15.-The five boats with
the passengers and crew of the Inflated steam
er Lac La Belle have all been heard FROM Two
boats landed at Racine, one at Kenasha and
one was picked up by the schooner Floretta of
Wanhegan, and one landed at Calumet, ILL.,,
this morning. j. E. DOVE, agent for the En-
glemann Transport CO., at Grand Haven, was
on the boat picked up by the Floretua: Before
he left the Lac La Belle he tore out from the
passenger record full list of the passengers
registered, which are as follows-S. Wyenln,
Milwaukee. Mr.. Rich and daughter of Pent-
water, Mich, j. e. Dove of Grand Haven, and
the following whose residences are unknown
j. E. Matheson, Aug. A Smith, wife and
child J. j. Corners, j. Harley, H. freeman
Wetten, b. H; Lippeneott, Soners, A. N.
Drowning, j. Gee and j. r. Fogg. The Off
GERS and crew numbered 81. Mr.. DOVE thinks
at least half dozen persons went down with
the vessel The passenger Swynen, a travelling
agent for tobacco house, is known to be lost
Those known to be lest are B. III. Lippencott,
travelling ogent for Demon & Co., of Milwau-
kee, s. W. YeDer, travelling agent of this city,
and w. S. Smith of WatertOwn, Wis, who re-
fused to leave the vessel.
The Portland daily press., 1872-10-16

HAVANA, Oct. 15.-Sugar contracts for the new
Sugar crop have ceased almost entirely. Merchants
refuse make advances There is little speculative
inquiry, business small and prices unchanged. Mus
covado Sugar-fair to good refining nominal; gro
Gerry grades at III a IL Molasses Sugar active at
81 10 81 rs for Nos to TO- Molasses quiet and weak.
Stock Of Sugar in warehouses at Havana and Matan-
zas is 161, 900 boxes and $50 hhds receipts for the
week were 400 boxes and 500 hhds; exported $4,000
boxes and 1900 hhds including 600 boxes and 1850
hhds to the United States. Freights nominal to the
United States, W box Sugar, size q 81; " hid, Su-
4 no 4 co.
The Portland daily press., 1872-10-16
METEOROLOGICAL.
SYNOPSIS OF WEATHER REPORTS FOR THE PAST
TWENTY-FOUR HOURS.

WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL)
OFFICER, Washington, ID. c.,
Oct. To- $500 2. W)D
Probabilities-Th barometer will continue to
fall on the lower lakes, with brisk or high
southerly winds, threatening weather and rain
in the Middle States and New England; south
erly to westerly winds, falling barometer and
cloudy weather in the South Atlantic and Gulf
States; generally clear weather with southerly
to westerly winds in the forenoon, and south
easterly on the Gulf coast, on the upper lakes
and in the northwest; cold, clearing and partly
cloudy weather, a rising barometer aud brisk
north-westerly winds, with frost on Wednesday
night generally clearing and cool weather in
the Mississippi valley, with northerly to west
erly winds, Cautionary signals continue at
Milwaukee, Grand Haven and Chicago, and
are ordered for Detroit, Toledo. CT eveland and
Buffalo.
The Portland daily press., 1872-10-16

new York Stock and M oney Market.
NEW YORK, Oct. 15-Morning.-Go at 112a.-
Money at per cent. Sterling Exchange 1888 a 11Os.
Stocks steady. State stocks dull.
New YORK, Oct. 15-Eceninq.-Money easy at 4
q per cent. Sterling Exchange firm ut 1893 q 1888
and STEADY the day at liza "a diaS
at GA per cent. for carrying to fiat clearances
$27 100000; treasury disbursements $32 900. Gov
The Stock market was characterized by considera-
bic excitement and wide fluctuations. The market
opened at an advance on last nights quotations, and
during the calls was very active and strong. New
York Central sold up to 96s, Western Union 75I, Pa
cific Mail to 81 Lake Shore 924 Toledo and Wabash
Chicago & Rock Island to 112s Ohio and Mississippi
Al, Northwestern Common 745, and Union Pacific to
800 During the afternoon there was fall generally of
a per cent, but before they closed the market
reacted and the decline partially recovered clos
ing strong
The Portland daily press., 1872-10-16

BEFORE JUDGE sYMoNDs,
TUEsDAY.-Alice IL. Maxwell VS.. VIM. A. Mitchell
ct al Verdict for plaintiff for S225.
Orr. Howard & Cleaves.
Samuel L. Lyford vs. John Neal Suit on prom
issory note Defence-account in set off filed. On
trial.
Howard g. Cleaves. Neal g. Son.