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The Portland daily press., 1865-07-27

spa4T INDIANAPOLIS, July 20.
Gen. Sherman's banquet last night was a
grand affair. 1t was given by officers and ex-
officers of the army at cost of at least $4,000.
Gen. Sherman responding to toast made a
lengthy argumentive speech, in which he said
his ancestors being in the sea-faring line con-
tributed largely to the importation of African
slaves and he felt it his duty, as far as possible;
to atone for the sins of bis ancestors. He con-
sidered the slaves freed by the action of the Sc
cessionists. 1t was the duty of the govern
ment to protect and educate them. They
might be colonized in Florida and admitted to
representation in Congress. He opposed ne
gro suffrage and indiscriminate intercourse
with the whites. His observations in Mexico
and South America led him to this conclusion.
He believed the whites must have the govern
ing power, and that Omnipotence inaugurated
this rebellion to break down the legal hedge
which had protected slavery from the just in
dignation of the civilized world. He thought
plenty of southern states would vote to ratify
the constitutional amendment. AS to the sub
ject of military power, he did not feel there
was any ursupation. 1t was the natural law
of selfpreservation, but when the necessity
: was passed he hoped the civil power would re-
sumo its sway. 5f q
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-27

WE are glad to learn that DIR. Samuel HI
Tewksbuy, whose life was despaired of yester-
day morning, was much more comfortable last
evening, and it is anticipated that he may
recover.
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b TELEGRAPH
TO THE
EVENING PAPERS.
= Il Il ~
Tsc0 Days Later from Europe.

NEW YORK, July 26.
The steamship Scotia, from Liverpool 18th,
via Queenstown 10Th, has arrived.
The Great Eastern was expected to leave
the More for Valentia on the 18th. The steam
er Caroline, from London, put into Falmouth
on the 18th.
An Antwerp paper rejoices that Antwerp is
to become permanent station for American
war vessels. s~fM4
The Parliamentary election engaged the at
tention of England. -Four hundred and TWEEN
ty-one contests have been completed. The
Liberals had secured 263 and the Conservatives
1853. The Liberal gain thus far is nine. The
Conservatives only admit gain of four. An
other week would elapse before the contests
were over. -
The Mercantile Bank of New York has OBJ
tanned in the Queens Bench verdict fol
e26,793 stealing against Charles Windsor, who
lately absconded.
The Swiss Federal Council had received no
tice of the recall of Mr.. Fogg, the American
Minister, and substitution Of Mr.. Harrington
Liverpool, july 10. The news to-day is I'm.
important. There is not much electioneerine
to-day. Mr.. Gladstone still continues in the
minority for Oxford University.
The Asia's news impaired considerable ex-
element in the cotton market to-day, and i'm
proved American securities, especially Illinois
Central shares.
Latest via Queenstown.
liverpool July 16. The coils were all on
board the Great Eastern on the 18th, and ev
erything was in. the best condition to leave the
More on the 18th for Valentia. 81 as4s-s 8
III. Levin, Ambassador from Macmillan
has arrived at Southampton. whence he viii
embark for Mexico.
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-27

New YORK, July 70.
The steamer Moro Castle brings dates to the
22d. 5s4 80 aa6s rs
The Spanish steamer Isle de Cuba had ar
rived from Cadiz and 1t was expected brought
an order to deliver the rebel ram Stonewall to
the o. S. authorities.
Inc day prior to the arrival Of the Isle De
CUBA her powder magazine exploded, com
pletely destroying the ladies' cabin, berths,
and 2 lower cabin, and raised the upper deck
about foot. No lives were lost Or limbs
broken. Considerable mail matter On hoard
the steamer was burnt. lS'- ~. = :,
Troops from San Domingo continued to ar
rive in Cuba. The Dominicans holdinc a s,,r-
plus of 500 prisoners, refused to give them nm
without an equivalent, whereupon Gen. Gaud-
ana has seized several prominent persons As
no tages. The island was In state Of partial
blockade and there may yet be further trouble
The evacuation of the capital, it was expected
would be completed by the 18th. All the re.
manning cannon have been spiked and theil
carriages destroyed. lab8eg #
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-27

Who have cold hands and FRET; weak stcmachs, lams
ness and swimming In the head, with indigestion AM
constipation Of the bowels; pain in the side and back
ternal cancers; tumors, polypus, and all tat Ions
train of diseases viii find In Electricity q sure near
of cure. For painful lmenstruation, too profnft
menstruation, and all Of those long line Of trouble
with young ladies', Electricity IL certain specific
and viii, In short time, restore the sufferer to the
vfQor of health.
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-27
Terrible Mob d. Hudson, N. 4.

Jos HUDSON, N. Y, July 18th.
This city was excited yesterday by a gang
Of roughs and thieves, who accompanied the
excursion of the Emmett guard from Albany.
The scoundrels spread all over the city, rob
bing and knocking down citizens to their
hearts content For long time they kept
this up, for there was no one to make them
afraid. When starting to return to the boat
they commenced a series of most brutal and
devlish outrages, and were still allowed to have
their own way. They amused themselves by
firing stones, revolvers and guns at the people,
varying this order of things occasionally by
striking them with clubs, and fists, and NAL
treating them in various other ways. The
leaden balls few like hail stones. Roughdom
held perfect carnival. A young man named
Pace was shot in the leg. a boy named Ber-
nv had an arm broken. Another boy was bad
ly beaten over the head with club. Officer
Salsbaugh, aged seventy years, was pounded
almost to a Jelly. Many other persons were
badly beaten and injured St s5s
Saloons and drinking places were complete
Nv cleaned out, and the occupants abused III
the most shameful manner.
Over 800 accompanied the excursion. ofer
100 of whom were of the very worst species Of
roughs. Many persons were robbed of their
watches, money and other yaluables. Prospect
Hill was covered with men, women and chill
dren, who had been driven from their houses
and compelled to fly for their lives. Only six
were arrested, and those were let on to-day
with light fine. ls eae eea 3n
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-27

NEW YORK, July rs.
Cotton-a shade frmer; sales 1000 bales Middling
Upland at 47c.
Hour-with less doing; sales 1900 bbls. State
. IS @ 90. Round Hoop Ohio z 70 q 900. Vest
ern 8 50 q %. Southern hrmer; sales 600 -bbls
at Is 9 u 90. Canada 10 g 16c better; sales 40
bbls at 80 q 80.
Wheat-Spring &c higher; Winter 10c higher; sales
$4,000 bushels. Chicago Spring 46 q s.. Miwau-
kee Club 46 @1W. Amber Milwaukee 56. VIII :
ter Red Western roc tsb Amber Michigan I 50
q 2 90 for good,
Comic better; sales SO, 900 bushels Mixed West
ern at 81 g CSC. Do unsound IS q Sec.
Oats-1c higher.
sales 300 bbls plain mess 80 q Il 90.
Extra mess 10 90 at IA co. ~ ~ ~ IA
Pork higher sales 5,40O bbls New Mess 81 30 "a
80 90, closing at 80 90 for cash. -, -. RI,
Lard-frmer; sales 1910 bbls at Is a 232c.
Sugar-duI. ,s,.~-. s e - s
Coffee-dun.
Molasses-dul.
Naval Stores-dull and nominal ffW
Freights to Liverpool-dun and lower; grain SD
for corn in bulk and ship bags. 800 49, 80
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Regettas OF Worcester, Mass.

WORCESTER, Mass, July 20.
Great interest is felt in the sports announced
for Friday and Saturday On Friday there
will be grand base ball match between the
Charter Oak Club of Hartford and the Hafv.
ard Club of Cambridge; also champion race
between two Worcester boats. On Saturday
morning the following prizes viii be offered to
all corners: Wineries, S75, $50 and $24; foul
oars, $125 and $50; six oars, 5000 and $75
There is still chance for boating men to en-
ter and take some of these prizes. Entries
will be made up to Friday noon with w. D
Hobbs, the Secretary.
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supRTMn yUDrorAL COURT,
IAw rnnM-wEsrnRN p1srR1cr.

WEDEEsDAY.-The following cases were
taken up and disposed of as follows: W
OXFORD COUNTY.
Androscoggin Railroad Co. VS.. Androscoe-
gin and Kennebec Railroad Co. Dismissed
from the docket
Woodman, Evans.
CUMBERLAND COUNTY.
Otis Brown in equity, VS.. John johnson and
ais. Defendants argument submitted
Drummond, A. A. Strout
Robert Bradley VS.. Moses G. Dow. Excep-
tons overruled Declarations adjudged good.
Judgment for plaintiff
Robert Bradley VS.. Moses G. Dow ct ais.
Exceptions overruled. Declarations adjudged
good. Judgment as of mortgage.
Robert Bradley VS.. Moses G. Dow ct ais.
Exceptions oyerruled Declarations adjudged
good. Judgment as of mortgage. es
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OPPORTUNITY TO RECEIVE AND CONFER
BENEFiT.-At Mr.. G. Z. Eastman's, No. IL
Sumner street, is q young man (colored) OF
II years, bright, intelligent and tolerably we'll
educated, who is DESTROYS of finding good
place to work his way and have the advantage
of cur common schools. He has lived for some
time in Bath, but the gentleman whom he has
been with is about removing to Illinois. The
young man is DESTROYS to become qualified for
a teacher among the colored people of the
South, and couple Of years, or three at long
est, would suffice to graduate him in cur High
School, we have no doubt, with its first hon
ors. Is there not some gentleman who would
like to aid hiHn and thus aid himselfq
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-27
Various Items.

Two thousand bales of Government, New
Orleans and North Carolina cotton were sold
at auction to-day at 20 IA a Ate for rebaled to
good lniddling. ye@
A cartridge explosion in factory in 51st
Street to-day injured three girls named Anna
Smith, Joanna Barker and Anna Reynolds,
the latter badly. -
The oil factory of Westervelt & Co., New
Jersey City, was burnt last night. An incen-
diary. Loss not heavy. Il IS -
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Administrator Sale of Personal
PrODerty.

LAYING been duly licensed by the Hon. John A.
IL Waterman, Judge Of ErODase ior NulnpSlI2ud
county, sliau 01rer ior sac puDhc aucGioll
SATURDAY, July 25tn, at Az o'clOck a. a., the
StaOle Of the iate hon. Jun NJ. co., OF tsrlalld,
topposite FEDERAL st. Bapust Meeans-1ousel che
par OF Chestnut MAkko, and az oi4; aaIlso
size and well matched. one arm horss.
On e same uaJ AZ the slo VI the above
mentioned articles, wiz oAer at pu51e aLcl0n,
enree lots Of dTesssQ dranlte ana saEDe, IL lie
yarus OF Harris mouse, NO. " fe~era1 -, 80. AZ
rearl St., anu Of the hussey LIT cofAer ress
and Pearl SIS. Tie sale W take Ilaee GA ts s1s-
ces where the materials lie.
Also, at pubnc aucuOn, at II o'clock Of tie tame
day, at the Once OF Eawaed IA. Pasten Ii E1eLalSe
ST., Portland, AIirfors wiz large super pla.e4
Git Frames 50 inches BY ~, anu u BY "A llclss;
90. b. IN. BY 70 IN eaeAi A, 80 II. ~ ~ Ia -
40& In by 653 In. One fser 4nbToT, q AIMED nlme,
IS in by 30 Inches. These Mirror. were " s1Daly
purchased kr the new holel ale ,nti .eiy Lev, ahd
are rich and beautiful article. Il ~ b seen o.
calling on the Auctioneer amy GA r-evious 70 the
SALE A
n.t JOS. uSLEY,
Administrator with WIN annexed Of John NJ. Wood.
Portland, July zoth, 1865. july zldtd
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accidents and Loss Of life.

NEW YORK, July 20.
A building on Furnace street, which runs
along at the foot Of Brooklyn Heights, fell this
A. NJ, burying in the ruins Patrick Reagan of
Colds, John Nash of York Street and James
Cartier of New York The building was one
of those damaged by fire last April, when the
roof fell in, precipitating several fremen into
the flames 1ta si $50 ega eeg2W at -
A portion of the museum ruins fell this p.
NJ, fatally injuring a laborer named Thomas
HALEY, and at least one other, while it is re-
ported that woman and child are buried be-
meath the ruins. a sA
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-27

rTHE subscriber has taken the Store No 100 Fed
eral Street, the United States hotel fOr the
Auction and Commission Business, ana is prepared
Boots and Shoes Furniture, 6c Liberal cash al
vances goods consigned Tor positive sale. SAFES
Of Furniture, Real Estate, any kind OF property
promptly attended to. A good assortment Of Dry
and Fancy Goods constantly ON hand private
sale. all
Z AUCTION SALES every evening, and Wednesday
and Saturday afternoons Ladies are invited to At
tend the sales.
3 @ cHAREs e. PORTER.
G. w. HOLMES, AUcTIoNEER juneIOtf
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Heavy Crash

ATS CENTS yard, for sale at the Auction
a store Of @. PORTER, 100 Federal St
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College Matters h pen,,suusa,..a.

4, EAsToN, Pa, July &c.
The commencement exercises of Lafayette
College took place to-day. The valedictory
address was delivered by w. MCLEAN of
Wilkesbarre. sla iaa
The corner stone of Jenck's Chemical Hall
was laid yesterday. Prof. w. III. Green, d. D.,
delivered the address. Rev. J. w. Scott, Pres
ident of Washington College, Pa, was elected
to the Chair of Mental and Moral Philos-
ophy.
Gov. Halleck presided at the Alumni dinner
to-day at Masonic Hall. ss5.a5
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-27

- IHILADELPHIA, July 70.
The seven-thirty loan has been closed by
the subscriptions received to-day. OF the to-
til sales of the three series of eight hundred
and thirty millions, seven hundred millions
have been taken through this subscription
agency. Notes viii be forwarded from the
department as rapidly as possible. The deliv-
cry of bonds of small denominations has been
retarded by the recent heavy demands from
paid off troops, but the large sizes will be dis
patched as promptly as usual l5s aiasq
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-27
Horses, Carriages, Harnesses &C.
at AuctlOn -

ON SATURDAY July 18th, at 1o'clcck A. NJ. Mt
~ John Russells Carriage AIanulacsoly No. hi
and 1l3 Congress st, nns assortment OF NV aud
second hand Carriages, Consisting OF JLANY
LIMBS, OPEN and IOP BUGGlkS, SC4S 4.Is
Slde-Spring Wagons, &C., new and In tine lie and
nnlsh. Also second hana Express and marked a.
ons new and second hand halnss o. &c, es.
NO Postponement ON account 81 the weather.
49, HENRY BAILEY ~ CO., AuouonsarH.
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MOrtgagee's Sale Personal Prop
erty at Auction.

ON Saturday, July 20th at 1Ot o'clock at the stable
" Of the late John IA. Mood IN Portland, splen-
private Brett Carnage Tor tour, OrNel; ene
sett silver PLACED Harnesses to matcl set uCube
Harnesses black mounteu; one Top " agOn, with pole
Tor two horses single; one single SeIgh; lniee
sets single harnessesj one chase Lalnesss silver
mounted; ten sash Doors; 400 pressed BRICK; enc
marble Mantle, Thompson's; ana two non sales.-
Per order Mortgage.
HENRY BAILEY, s. Co., AuctiOneerS.
July 25-dtd. s4l fl' .1r a.
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-27

DIR. ID. still continues to Extract Teeth by ELEc-
TRIcIry WITHOUT PAIN. Persons having deeayee
teeth or stumps they wish TO have removed for reset
ting he would give polite invitation to call.
Superior ELECTRO MAGNETIC MACHINES Tor sac
Tor family use, with thorough instructions.
DIR. D. can accommodate . Few patients with boare
and treatment at his house.
Office hours from o'clock A. M. to II NJ; from
to p. M, and 7 to in the evening.
Consultation free. rs afd.ci ltsi rls novlti
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-27
YORK & CUMBERLAND 4. r..
Notice to Bond-HoJders.

EEzzzE1 Notice is hereby given to holders Of
Bonds and Coupons for interest issued
by the YORK. & Cumberland Railroad Company, bear
ing date Jan. /, 1857, commonly called "coasoii-
dated bonds, secured by deed of mortgage to James
Hayward and others, Trustees, that at meeting of
said holders, held on the twenty tourth day June,
1e65Ny adjournment from the twentieth day of June,
1855, y was voted "That it is expedient that the
holders of the bonds issued by the York g. Cumber-
land Railroad Company, june l. 1857, commonly
called the consolidated bonds, pay and redeem the
mortgage made by said company to John G. Myers
bearing date Feb. g. 1851 and that the Trustees
der said deed Of JANUARY l. 1857, to Hayward anil
Others" Immediately proceed to take all due
provided by law to carry said vote into effect
and to levy upon and collect of said bond-hoders,
sum sufficient to pay the amount due said Myers
mortgage, and all other claims having priority
the rights and claims Of said consolidated bond-hold
ers. And they further give notice that the sum to
be paid for the redemption of aid mortgage to John
g. Myers, having priority the rights and claims
OF said consolidated bond-hoders, Is, convenient
~ as may be at the rate Of twelve per cent. each
hundred dollars of bonds and coupons secured by said
deed and mortgage Of Jan. l, 1857. . ias "a
The undersigned, Trustees as aforesaid, do there
fore hereby call upon all holders Of said bonds and
coupons for interest other claims secured by said
deed Of Jan. J. 1851 to pay their several proportions
Of the to be paid for the redemption Of said mort
gage Myers being at the rate twelve per cent on
every hundred dollars held by them respectively,
and they appoint the same to be paid to either Of
the Trustees, at the Office of Evans e Putnam, No.
"a Middle Street, rtand, before the first day
of September 1865.
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-27

Per steamsblp Scotia At New York.

- Per steamship Scotia at New York.
LIVERPOOL July 15.-evening- Cotton-The sales
tors and exporters. The market closed buoyant
with an advance of Id a ID. The Asia's news caused
the advance
Breadstufis-quie and steady.
Provisions dull.
Lard-frm.
LONDON MONEY MARKET, July 10. -Consols
closed at 90 q 90i for money.
AMERICAN SECURITlES-U. s. 5-20s III a r.
Illinois Central Shares sst. Erie Shares "a q Al.
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.. s. Navy yard. Boston.

....z. N"1smondanFs O5lee, July II, ls6S.
i HE y: ;. Steamers ..ARrEs. ssIuKAD eCinEHo-
KEE, "EoLUs," "wnDESsnsss and @REFus-
LIc, and Barqqs "AlIDSIaHl % viii bo sold At
Pu0lic auction, At this Navy Yard bv Hofatio lar
rls, on TUESDAY, the First Gay o. August nsxt
The tsAries'' is an iron, Screw stsamar. ton,soa
length 1S4 feet, breadth n ~ lest, deplh nj ia
\ 1ne ''Iuka'' is wooden, screw Steamer: ,on-
mage length ~ 80 feet, breaoLh 51S Isst oept 10
fees.
The ssCherokes'' is an iron, Screw Steamer.
tonnage length 1o1 feet, breadth zsBO tes dsan VI 81
feet.
The ssEoIus,' Is q wooden, Sids-whssl stsaner:
tonnage length 1886 feet breath 2t.5J isst asDla
1915 Teet us 's u
The s.VVfIdermess', liz q wooden, Sids-Wheel
Steamer; tonnage length lac feet breadth S6so isst
ueptn 1V.5O feet. ci ~
= The ''KePu blic'' is a wooden, Screw Tug-Boat;
TONNAGE engtn lO4 90 feet, breadth z.SO isst, 1spt
ieet. 3
Inc ..Midnight'' is a clipper barQue; tonnage
length 1zo feets breadth 27.e3 heel, uepth " ccl
t1ve per cent OF the purchase InUiieo nlsi " aid
the Qay Of safe, aud the EfOre weasel
removed nvln the Navy arr, wllch must os Hllpin
SIX days after tie Gate Of lnxenLory lie
articles tobe soldwithtne vessels W toad ~ the
yard.
'l g. s. II. sTRINGHA8I, Bear admiral
July 19-3tawzW ...
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o. 5. ooMMIss1oNnRs oouRr.

@. Z. B.JAcKsoN, ESQ.,, COMMISSIONER.
John +. Harding was before the Commis-
sioner yesterday, charged with passing coun-
terfeit U. S. fractional currency. In default
ofsureties in the sum of $1,000 he was COM
mitted to Jail to await the action of the U. S.
District Court at Bath. .ss : 5
Harris w. Kinnison for the same offense
was held in like sum for disappearance.
G. +. Talbot. r. S. Tapley.
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-27

4 mr. friday, July 2s at 3 O'Clock p. NJ, ON the
ssreat we sna1 sell three house lots merrill
feet dsep: ~ - ana "A; about 5O feet nont by u
feet froIt nv one Lot on Lafayette 81, No. A, -
eated snort distancs frun Ls
iins visT Of the Hose kailroad anu eJnmaneng
A' Wv" "a Inc sne harDsr, lail4s aud tns Ues4n
July 22-td q ~ Aaes4oAsers'
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j. g. CHURcHELL, Trustees
n; 1. WOODBURY., Y.& g R. R

Particular attention is called to the following pre-
vision of the Act Of the Legislature of March 10 1894
"And if any person SO interested shall fail to pay
his proportion by the time fixed in said notice. then
any such deficiency arising from such failure may be
paid by any other person persons holding bonds
claims secured aforesaid; and the person SO pay
ing any deficiency as aforesaid, shall succeed to all
the rights which the person failing pay aforesaid
would have had If seasonable payment had been
made by him, subject however TO the further right of
redemption as hereinafter provided" 3. t.sl
Portland, July 20, 1s65.-dtf asa9 l9fse
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'By ELECTRICITY

~. ~ = 81 Ivy t11Cfty -7--- M
The Rheumatic the gOIty the lame and the laz
ity of youth; the heated graid Is cooled; the ffos
bitten limbs restored, the uneouth def6rmities
moved; faintness converted to vigor, weakness L
strength; the blind made to see the eaf to hear an,
the palsied form 10 move uprightj the blemishest
youth are obliterated; the ACCIDENTS of mature li
prexented the calamities Of old age obvated and al
active circulation maintained. trfF..F11I .o
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-27
THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The present apportionment of representa-
tives among the different States holds until
March 8, 1878. Two more Presidential cleo
lions are to come off before the number Of
Electors of President and Vice President can
be varied from the present arrangement be-
cause of the emancipation of the slaves.
The present apportionment makes popula-
ton of 124 ,1SS the basis for Representative
in Congress. By an act of March 4, 1852, a
member was allowed to each of the States Of
Illinois, Iowa, Minnesota, Kentucky, Ohio,
Pennsylvania, Rhode Island and Vermont, for
the large fractions existing in those States
Nevada has since been admitted with one
member, so that the whole number in the
House, allowing for the States lately in revolt,
is 242. The eleven States now in process of
reorganization are entitled under it to the fol-
lowing representation: 49, ''AyAa
Virginia, 8; North Carolina, Z; South Caro-
lima, 4; Georgia, z; Florida, /; Alabama, 8;
Mississippi, 8; Louisiana, 5; Texas, a; Arkan-
sas, 3, and Tennessee, 8. Total 30.
Elections of members have been made for
the seth Congress in all the States of the I'm
ion except the aforesaid eleven, and Kentucky
and Nevada. OF the 1870 members already
elected, IA were. chosen on Lincoln tickets,
and SO by the Opposition. 1t is dificultsto
make political estimates fol, the future; but in
any event the Republican side win have a
clear majority of forty-eight in full House,
! as follows; 6auegmo
Republican. Opposition.
% States have elected IA SO
2 Ky. and New estimated e6
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-27
Auction Sales.
Jewelry, Plated Ware, &c. at
Auction

ON Friday, judy 28th, alto O'Clock A. N. At Of.
Odces IN invoice OF f1aled Ware, and ) CIV sry COZ.
sisting Of Plated Knives E0rks, spoons Sastois q
Also an invoice Of Jewery, SEES, Flns Drops W a.e.
es, &c; Neck and FOB CAains, TO- sGhor WA . IA q
the invoice. 81 etNa
HENRY BAILEY q CO., Auotionssrs.
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-27

ST. DoMnNIcK's SCHOOL FUND excursion
to Hog Island, postponed on Wednesday on
account of the weather, viii take place to-day,
when the programme as advertised win be
carried out
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BUY ME, TRY NE & I'LL DO YOU GOOD
s6 DR.. Langley,s Anot1yne.

A new medicine for all the summer COMPLAINTS
Composed of Roots, Banks and Berries, which seem
to have been designed for the quick, safe and sure
cure of Dysentery, Cholera-Morbus and Chronic
DiarrhBa, which are SO common with all ages and so
dangerous at this season Of the year. We never adj
verse certificates, Let it stand upon its merits
this is the only way good thing should be known.
Hence our motto:-Buy me, SCI, Of the heading
Every person who uses it will testify, as many have
already, that Dr. Langley's Anodyne is the greatest
discovery Of the age and must be Queen Of all Med-
cnes by its great cures. Sold by dealers Price 40
cents per bottle.
For sale in this city by H. H. Hay, and W. f.
Phillips s. Co. v june15eoddw3m