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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-07-18
THE LOGIC OF EVENTS.

Fellow Citizens Though the times
change, and men change with them, his.
tory continues to repeat itself: Mr.. JET.
ferson could say after the bitter party
strifes of his day had ended in the triumph
Of Republican principles, 1--WE are all
federalists; we are all Republicans. And
so likewise the Cincinnati Convention, in
nominating an extreme Radical, and in
laying the Democratic party on the shelf,
has enabled us also to say, after bloody
war of arms and a fercer war OF words
1--WE are all Federalsts, we are all Re-
publicaps.n
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-07-18
SOUTHERN pREDILEoTIoNs.

SOUTHERN PREDILECTIoNs.
For any Southern man to support Hor
ace Greeley, is to renounce every sectional
sentiment in his nature. To such man
the South, its traditions, its memories. its
affections, all in its character that is ven.
cradle and endearing, becomes mockery
at the mention of Horace Greeley's name.
To accept this man is to repudiate all that
we have cherished, and which be has de-
nounced, in our character, in our career
and in our policy. The Southern man
who adopts Mr.. Greeley as his political
leader, passes to an extreme in Radicalism,
from which the nominal Radical shrinks
with dismay. Ii will never more lie in
the mouth of such man to object to me
or you ON the score of Radicalism.-
Nothing could more completely emascuIate
a man OF every Southern instinct of his
nature. than the adhesion to that most
blaze of all the Northern Radicals, Horace
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-07-18
WHAT PARTY NECESSITY CAN DO.

The nomination at Cincinnati settles
the sectional controversy, and gives peace
to the country on sectional issues. But, in
setting up the caricature of man for the
presidency, it has placed his Southern
supporters in ludicrous position. The
Southern Conservatives have certainly
very different idol of alteration from
those which they have been wont to wor
ship. The logic of events and the drill of
party, never performed such feat before
as to have brought the admirers of Mr..
Davis and Gen. Lee to do homage at the
d shrine of Horace Greeley. The wand of
party has exercised lifetime antipathy,
and the arch enemy and professional revi-
Ter of the South, becomes the leader of
our chivalry. If the men who died in the
Southern cause could rise in their graves, it
is difficult to say whether they would weep
or laugh at the spectacle presented them.
A Sir Hudiras, in the form of Horace
Greeley, at the head of our Southern
knighthood, is either singing satire or a
monstrous proclamation, or it is both.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-07-18
ONE GREAT GAIN.

The melancholy and ludcrous aspects of
this nomination relieved, however, by
one consideration. 1t may be viewed in
one light with unmixed satisfaction. The
acceptance by the Southern Conservatives
of veteran abotionist and extreme Rad.
cal politician of the North, as their Presi.
Dental candidate has brought both parties
together upon the same platform. That of
narrow and intolerant sectionalism is
.- discarded, and the broad platform of Ma.
tionalism, Americansm, Republicanism,
is accepted by all. This result is great
-, gain.
seven years, those natives of the
South who accepted in good faith the stu
alton of affairs established by the war,
''' and who swore to support the constitution
and government of the Union, have been
subjected to refined prosecutions, social
political and commercial for standing to
GO zs their oath in its true spirit. This unmanly
s prescription has of necessity come to an
end with the nomination of Mr. Greeley
u for none in the South who support such
man as he, will ever dare to question any
change of opinion which the yeriest cham
eleons in politics may make. And /, who
have sacrificed much of my ambition in
terest and feeling to loyalty and have
goried in the sacrifice, feel that it is
proud day for me, when l can stand here
as do now, and congratulate my neigh
bors and countrymen. that what a few of
us did at the expense of so much obo
guy seven years ago, all do now.
The Portland daily press., 1872-08-06
NEW YORK.

Candidates for the Gusernatorial Nen,i-
nation.
NEW York, Aug. 5-Ths names of George
Opdyke, Ex-senator Morgan and George w.
Curtis, among others, are mentioned as proba-
BILE candidates for the Republican nomination
for Governor.
Debt of N ew York City.
The statements of tho city and county debt by
Comptroller Green, shows the debt now to be
$106, ,140. Total warrants issued fer the
last six months $50, 73S,754.
Colfax ind Wilson ON the Stump.
An indianapolis special says that Vice Presi-
dent Colfax addressed large and enthusiastic
Republican meeting at South Bend, Saturday
night, and Senator Wilson spoke at 'Richmond
Mr.. Colfax said he had not reconsidered his de-
termination not to take part in the canvass, but
he felt at liberty to talk to his constituents at
any time privately or publicly.
Reported Resignntion Of Judge Barnard.
The Tribune says that a friend of Judge Bar
nard in this city, is authority for the statement
that the Judges resignation is il the hands of
q friend, who will endeavor to file it with the
Secretary of State before the impeachment
court votes on the final verdict
Eft Cotera. ..s.
General Parker is about to issue writ of dis
charge to four convicted police commissioners
of Jersey City The city clerk Saturday refused
to file oaths to the new commissioners The
matter will be taken into the courts. ..-s
Frederick Telitzky last evening shot Mary
Sporer, who had refused to marry him, in the
left side and then jumped into the North River,
but was rescued. The girls wounds are not
mortal
The Federal Council of Interuationals yester-
day adopted an address to the people Of the
United States, setting forth the objects of the
society.
| The Israelites from Alsace and Lorraine, are
taking steps to found a congregations here.
Judge Pratt to-day denied the application OF
the Star and Sunday Democrat for mandamus
against the board of audit to allow their claims
| against the city,
6one $40, 900 worth of silks were seized thi.
morning in shop fitted up ostensibly as a ci'
gar store. 1t is believed the goods were SNUG
| gled. No arrests.
Tho Commercial Advertiser says severa
friends of Judge Barnard, who were interview
ed to-day, pronounce the story of his resigna
ton totally false.
The city prisons are unusually crowded, there
being 600 persons awaiting trial, % of whom
are charged with homicide
The Portland daily press., 1872-08-06
We DEMOCRATIC BIRD WHEN Hi
HEARS THE REPORTS OF
re RADICAL GAINS.

New York, Aug 5.-A Herald's Raleigh
special says that " counties have been heard
from and Norman is now over 100 ahead.
Tho remaining counties VIII probably be heard
from to-day
The Times Raleigh special says that Cald-
we'll has 1884 majority in "a counties and tho re-
turns from the renlaining counties will probably
reduce the majority to 300 but an official count
will determine the result go
A new York Times special dated August 9Th
claims the election of the Republican Stats
ticket by 500 or 1000 majority.
NEW York, Aug. 5.-The Posts Washington
special says that the dispatches to-day from
North Carolina claim the election of the Re-
publican State ticket by 500 majority and that
many Democrats acknowledge Merrimon's de-
feat although others assert that the official re-
turns will show his election by 600 or 200. F
The kilograms Raleigh specials report heavy
Republican gains in Moore, Hammett and Cas-
well Co.'S, and Democratic gins in Wilkes,
Allegheny Ashe, Duplin and Northampton.
In II counties the Republicans have gained
| 1888 on the vote of 1870, leaving 1,147 to be
overcome to make the election a tie
The official returns report Democratic gains
in Stokes and Brunswick counties.
WILMINGTON N. c., Aug 5.-The Democrats
have fears as the reports Of the radical gains
come in.
The Democrats have an overwhelming ma
jority of the Legislature and out of Con-
preSsmeQ.
The Portland daily press., 1872-08-06
MINOR TEu.EGRAMs.

Judge Barnard's defence is not yet conelud-
Several stores in Nashville were burned Mon
day. Loss, heavy
Steamships City of Brussels and City of Bris-
tol from New York, have arrived at Queens
town
President Theirs has left Paris for seaside
resort.
Horace Greeley is expected in Concord, N.
r., Thursday next. A reception will probably
be rendered him. He will 60 to Bradford in
the afternoon as the guest of Hon. Mason w.
Tappam.
Prof Geo, w. Eaton of Madison University,
ana a popular Baptist pulpit orator, died at
Hamilton, n. Y, Saturday.
The German Catholics of Cincinnati have
passed resolutions denouncing the action of the
herman government in expelling the Jssuits
The iron steamship Richmond was launched
at Richmond, Va, yesterday.
:, The Utah election passed off quietly Monday,
the Mormon candidate being elected.
5. L. M. Barlow was elected Tammany Sach-
EN- IN place of Judge Church declining.
An oil well near st. Petersburg, Pa. struck
MI inlay morning, accidentally took fire, burn
ing three men fatally and two others severely.
Judge Williams was nominated yesterday by
the hebras of the 4th Ohio district
public reception was given by citizen Of
Bristol, r. l., to Horace Greeley last night
The Portland daily press., 1872-08-06

THE ALFRED BURGLARIEs.-Maxwell, who
was arrested in York County on Saturday for
being concerned in the burglaries at Alfred,
was brought to Portland yesterday and commit
ted to Jail. He els negative character, and was
undoubtedly the tool of the moro accomplished
villain. He says Bickford did not play fair in
the division of the spoils; he wanted more than
his share and Maxwell blowed on him; Bick-
ford is desperate character. Some two or
three years ago he was temporarily confined in
Alfred Jail. The turnkey, contrary to orders,
let him out into the corridor The fellow
squeezed himself through the hole eft for the
passage of stove-funnel and got into th{of-
fee Wrenchins off one of the bars of win
dow he escaped into open air. He was follow
ed by the officers, who after long chase over
hauled him. AS they approac he'd he threw up
his hands and called truce. He begged the
officers not to hurt him. The sheriff put his
revolver under his arm sand reached forward to
put on the bracelets. Bickford snatehed the re-
volver and put himself on the offensive. But
before he could use it he was overcome by the
officers and thrown dowa. In the melee one
barrel of the pistol was discharged and de
uty narrowly escaped injury. Bickford was
sent to State Prison and served his time.
About the timc of this Alfred burglaries
Bickford and his pals broke into store in Ae.
ton and stole several hundred dollars worth OF
goods which were secreted in a school house.
The goods were found and watch set to cap
tire the rogues when they came for them
Bickford came with his gang and succeeded in
putting the watchmen hors du combat and
carried off the booty.
The Portland daily press., 1872-08-06
Ajax
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
More Liberal Lying.

MORO AI1DeFaa Ay1hRs
PORTSMOUTH, n. H.. Aug 5.-One of the
Portland papers and papers published in this
city, having put in circulation story that Hon.
Ichabod L. Goodwin had declared for Greeley,
the Ex-Governor Indignantly denies the report
and considers the author a base slandorer.
Republication in New Hampshire.
CONCORD, Aug. 5.--The Republicans are to
have the first political meeting of the cam
paign here wednesday next. A Grant and
Wilson flag will be unfurled and meeting
held to be addressed by Gen. Walter Hartman
and others.
NASHUA, Aug. 5.-The Republicans of this
city opened the campaign tonight by raising a
Grant and Wilson and listening to speeches
from b. Wadleigh, Senator elect, and Gen. A.
F. Stevens. 81 - y - *
LANCASTER, Aug. 5-The Republicans of this
town to-day raised a pair of lofty flag poles and
run out an elegant Grant and Wilson flag
Cheers were given for the candidates and the
crowd dispersed without further. demonstra-
| tions.
The Portland daily press., 1872-08-06
Delegates to the Comfy Convention.

GoRHAA.-Col Frederick Robbie, Col I'll. r.
hillett, c. w. Deering, Stephen Wescott, M.
7. Files, S. B. Cloudman, R. A. Fogg-Town
Committee. Stephen Hinekley, II. A. Millet,
John II. Fogg, Solomon Cloudman. B. A. Wat
son, Gardiner Parker, Mark Moshier. Robbie
Whitney, Samuel Cressey, Eli Morton. The
caucu. to nominate a Representative to the
Legislature will be held Saturday Aug. oath at
Il o'clock.
WEsrBRooK-J. f. Quinby j. E. Warren,
c. E. Boody, f. H. Grant, G. F. Mariner.
STANDIsH.-Eltakim Wescott, Tobias Lord,
Jr., Isaac L. Came, Joseph s. Webster, John
| L. Chase.
WINDHAM.-William Goold, Clark Camel
Charles Rogers, Alphonso Senter, Thomas L.
| Allen, VIM Smith
| New GLOUCESTER w. Merrill, Miltmort
| Watts VIM L. Shurtleff, Chas Small.
FRERPoRT.-John G. Kendall, j. w. Parker
James H. Banks, w. E. Jordan, George Brew
or and John Burr.
RAYMoND.-Levi Jordan, John Whitman arc
Francis H. Witham
The Portland daily press., 1872-08-06
B I'D d e FO r D, S AGO
AND VICIN TTY.

ORCHARD BEACH NOTES. The Biddeford
Times gives the following:
Madame Rudersdorff, we are informed; by
Mr.. Staples. has engaged rooms at the Old
Orchard House.
Sixty persons are now stopping at the Adams
House, Old Orchard Beach.
A very good audience listened to the play of
''fhe Streets of New York." in City Hall, last
Saturday evening.
Rev. Mr.. Mullock of Kingston, Ont, con-
Quoted religious exercises at Old Orchard yes
terday.
There are to be hops at the Yates House Pool
Wednesday and Friday nights.
The German" is ons Of the morning amuse-
ments at the Old Orchard House.
The Bay View House win be full this week
All the rooms are engaged
The Portland daily press., 1872-08-06
U. 8. District Court.

MoNDAY.-Judge Fox this morning delivered q
long and important decision in the case, Michael c.
Johansen ct ais. ship Gen. Chamberlain of Bath.
The ship sailed from Guanape island with cargo Of
guano for Falmouth, Eng, for orders She was di-
rected to proceed to port up the Elbe, but on the
was wrecked on the Hague Sands. The crew brought
a libel against the ship for the recovery of theiI
wages 1t contended by the respondents that the
voyage was Incomplete and the vessel had earned nc
freight money. The Judge gave the opinion that
Falmouth regular port of destination and that
the charterers had right to receive the cargo there
and terminate the voyage, and decreed the payment
of wages from the departure from Guanape to the
rival at Falmouth.
The Portland daily press., 1872-08-06
BY TELEGRAPH.
MATTERS IN MAINE.


Schooner run Down and Sunk.
RoCKLAND, Aug. 5.-The fishing schoone
Signal, Capt. Goodrich, of twenty-five tom
measurement and from Gloucester, Mass, was
run downin thick fog on Saturday night, by
coasting schooner, about ten miles south Of
| Matinicus Island. She was got within four OIL
| five miles of Monhegan when she sunk in about
thirty fathoms of water on Sunday morning.
The master and crew of two men took to the
boats and landed at Herring Gut in the after
| noon. The vessel is a total loss.
Launch of n Brig.
BELFAST, Aug. 5.-The brig josie Hazeltine,
five hundred and forty. five tons, was launched
to-day by Messrs. c. P. Carter & Co. She is
owned by Reuben Sibley, William G Sibley,
II. Mansfield, Noah NJ. Matthews, j. w. Fred
erick the heirs of Preston Hazeltine, Martin
Stone and Capt John Hassell, who is to COM
mand her. This is the eighth vessel already
launched and being built here the present sea-
son.
launching.
BATH, Aug. 5.-Launched to-day by Albert
Hathorn, three nasted schooner of six humid
by j. c. York. Edward Waite and others of
Portland, and Capt Robert H. York who will
command her. 30
Easily Pleased. ---
The friends of Greeley and Brown here ale
jubilant over the result of the North Caro-
lima election. Thirtyseven guns were fired this
evening and the old Democratic flag of the last
campaign was raised with the names of Gree
ley and Brown. A large meeting is being held
at Columbi Hall addressed bv Hon James
r. Doolittle, Hiram P. Crozier nd others.
The Portland daily press., 1872-08-06
William Lloyd Garrison Il Charles
Summer,

Boston, Aug. 5-Willam Lloyd Garrison,
in column and half letter addressed to
Charles Sumner, reviewing the Senator's recent
81 propose to speak with equal plainness and
as earnestly to counsel my oolored countrymen
not to follow your lead in this matter, but as
voters to move untedly for the reelection of
President Grant for every consideration per-
tanning to their safety and happiness, to the
cause Of equal rights and to the furtheranoe of
national peace and unity.
The Portland daily press., 1872-08-06
Messy Ch.,,e.red 70 Fixb, . Due,

New York, Aug. 5.-AsWashington special
says that Gen. Hutton and Col Mosby held a
joint discussion of the Presidential question at
Selma, Va, on Saturday, the former speaking
for Greeley, and the latter for Grant DR..
Withers becoming offended at some remarks OF
Mosby, challenged him, and Mosby accepted
On Sunday, the Warrenton authorities learn
ing of the affair, arrested both parties and held
them in $4,000 bail each, to keep the peace. II
is reported that the parties will go to Bladens-
burg and have out their fight
The Portland daily press., 1872-08-06
FOR Ell q N


VTtHCVH IF1DUMIIs
GENEVA, Aug. 5.-The board of arbitration
met at noon to-day and adjourned at o'clock
A considerable amount Of business was dspos-
ed OF, no obstacle occurring to impede the pro-
ed in the rumors published from day to day of
the decisions Of the board. The strictest Sc
crecy astto its proceedings is enjoned and
maintained by every person connected with the
court to prevent premature publication and i'm
proper use of news in the stock market Of Eu-
rope and America
The Portland daily press., 1872-08-06
Democratic Defeat.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Aug. 5.-The city election
to-day passed off quietly and large vote was
polled. The regular nominated Democratic
ticket was defeated by a very large majority:
The OPT osition or citizens ticket composed of
Democrats, was elected entire, notwithstanding
the regular ticket was supported by the Demo-
cratic and Liberal Republican papers of the
city.
The Portland daily press., 1872-08-06
Municipal Court.

BEFORE JUDGH NORRIS.
M0NDAY.-Oliver P. Shepard ct ais. VS.. John b
Smith. Assumpsit for good delivered to defendant
S11.0s .r
Defence--that that the credit was given to Adams
& Co. and not to the defendant. Judgment for de-
PENDANT.
Frank. fTF DIE. Bradbury.
Entries, 90; continued, 6; defaults 49,
The Portland daily press., 1872-08-06
CITY AND VICINITY.


l5f..t AUCTION COLUMN.
Desirable Rosidence-F. .. Bailey & Co.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN,
Beautiful Goods-Schumache Bios.
X. r. Bonds-Greenleaf, Norris u Co.
A Private School.
Boy Wanted-W. w. Whipple & Co.
Boarders Wanted-i Stone st.
Housekeeping Goods for Sale.
Country Board-Chas. r. Locke.
S2oO-D. L. Guernsey.
Boy Wanted-Geo. w. H. Brooks.
For Sale-Geo. w. H. Brooks.
i. o. c. F.-N. G. Cummings.
katalysine Watcr-Whitney Bros.
Girls Wanted-portland Star Match Co.
The Portland daily press., 1872-08-06
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
Receipts by Railroads and Steamboats,.

GRAND TRUNK RAILwAY-93 cars lumber do
lsths do elapboards do bark do live stock, do
-four, do corn, do bran, do sundries, 1893 cans
milk Shipments East-lOO0 bbls -four, car stoves,
do sundries.
Monday-6s cars lumber, 1 do capboards, do
iaths, do shingles, do bark, do paper, do old
do fax, do -four, IL do corn, do sundries, 1876
cans milk. Shipment East-120O bbls flour, car
ale, Q do sundries.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROADS cars carpets 1 do
ship knees, do slaves, do boards, do lumber 40
through freight, 81 mdss IL rolls leather 35 pcs
lasting IS bedstcads II doors, % bales 81 hides 80
sundries
The Portland daily press., 1872-08-06

c. L. INGALLS, & Co., corner Middle and Tenn
pie streets, are selling out the entire stock of
Damaged Clothing and Furnishing Goods at
less than half cost
The Portland daily press., 1872-08-06

CoLLINawooD, Ontario, Aug. 3.-The schoo-
ner New Dominion has arrived here with the
officers and Grew of the propeller NJ R. Robert
son, the latter having been burned on the night
of the 18th ult.,. on voyage from Chicago
lives lost
The Portland daily press., 1872-08-06

NEW YORK. Aug. 5-Evening.-wall Street extern
sively dull Money firm at q per cent. on call,
closing at the latter rates. Sterling Exchange dull at
at 1891 q 1901. Gold opened at 11S4, touched I15s
fell to 1l5t and closed at 115t a i15s loans fiat to
132 per cent. tor use clearings $685. OOO Treas
ury disbursements 35s9,ooO. governments strong in
ing fund Wednesday though quiet State bonds quiet
Stocks opened with some weakness particularly Pa
after which the market was dull with a slight i'm
provement of prices in the whole list, say a per
cent After the Pacific Mail the chief declinings were
In Union Pacific, Lake Shore and Northwestern. 1t
is reported that Drew is going into the Erie direction
but the rumor is not authenticated. The market
closed quiet and steady.
The Portland daily press., 1872-08-06

fARTIhs who intend going on excursions
over Lake Sebago and above will confer favor
on the landlords they intend to visit by giving
notice OF their coming day in advance, and
enable them to make preparations accordingly.
The Portland daily press., 1872-08-06
DOmestic Markets.

NEW YORK, Aug. 5-Evening-Cotton firm; sales
fairly active; sales 1900 bbsi State 70 IS;
Southern Is q 70 90. Wheat active and a &c bet
ter sales $4,000 bush; No Spring at 81 @ So
173; White Michigan rs q IS. Corn quiet sales
$4,000 bush; steamer Mixed Western 90 a. o3Ae; sail
&c Oats firmer sales AZ 900 bush; Ohio 46 q Soc
mess IS So Lard heavy at 81 q o. Butter dull; state
20 q &c. Whisky frmer at o3e; Rice firm at st a
ste. Sugar firm; Muscovado 81 g DC; refining 81 a
dull Naval stores-SpiritS Tnrpentine quiet at 80.
Resin quiet at 80 for strained. Petroleum firm /;
c cru refined 22t 22ic. Tallow quiet at q
Freights to Liverpool frmer; Grain, per steam, at
TIC 3d.
New YORK, Aug. 5.-Cattle Market-Beeves at
sfthe week 5000 head. S6eep-fat firm; poor dull and
heavy range at q tic; Lambs heavy at @ 1O4 re-
ceiPts SS,soo head. Live Hogs nominal; dressed firm
CHICAGO, Aug. 5.-Flour steady; Spring extra at
100 q 8 co. Wheat net and arm for cash or Aug /;
No 2 closed at 80 on spot or Aug; longer options
u coln IN fail Mo 40
ed closing quiet and weak at 42A cash or Aug; 434c
Sept Rye dull and shade lower; Nos and2 1t sci.
demandat 90. Pork quiet and unchanged quoted at
- 80 9 "A 90 cash. Lard unchanged; Winter at sse
Summer e. 81. Blu. Meats in good demand b,
con IN good demand; no sales.
Lake Froights; Corn to Buffalo at Tic.
Receipts-3ooo bbls -FOUR 5000 bush wheat, pit 900
bush corn, 5000 bush oats, - bus barley, 1000
bush rye I..fl n - .tfG AVN
sbipments-4Oo6 bbls -four, 81 900 bush wheat, 49,
bush barley. 80 y . WV
CIScINNATI, Aug. 5.-Pork nominal at IS co. Lard
nominal with no offerings; steam at 81 a 81; kettle
" Bulk Meats firm shoulders at 81 clear lib sides
7tc; clear sides &c. Bacon firm; shoulders At &C
clear rib sides etc clear sides s4c sugar cured hams
hrm at Is g 15t. Live Hogs frm at IS q 90. Whis-
key steady at 80.
TOLEDO. Aug 5.-Flour dull and unchanged. L.
Wheat In fair demand and lower; No 1 White Mich.
60; Amber do 50; buyer Sept 81; seller Aug
81 g IS; do Sept 81; buyer Aug Sc; No Red
81; rejected Red OF. Corn dull and lower; High
Mixed, Sept 43c; buyer Aug As; no grade 47c; dam
aged Sc Oats steady No Lat So; No do size; Mich
LAX. Froishts firm: to Buffalo, O a; t. oswsgo
bush corn, -
Shipments-2OOo bbls flour, 20, 900 bush wheat H..
600 bush corn; 5000 bush oats.
DETROIT, Aug 5-Wheat steady; extra IL; No
White So; Amber Michigan As; Rosin steady at
53c Oats in good demand 344 q 3Se.
Receipts-1 900 bbls -four 900 bnsh wheat.
Shipmsnts-1oO0 bbs -four. 1000 bbls wheat
The Portland daily press., 1872-08-06
G. J., INGALLS, & Co.

WE would call attention to the sale at auc-
ton by j. s. Bailey & Co, of the valuable
houses and land corner of North and Walnut
streets-found in our auction eolumns-at 8
o'clock to-day, per order Of administrator.