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sUPRHMn JUDIo1ALI. oo IN

OCTOBER TERlf-DAvIs, j., PRESIDING.
FRIDAY.-In the case of Hovey v. tHobson
Mr.. Merrill resumed his ent for plaintiff
at the opening Of the court in the morning,
closing little before one O'Clock. 5s.ef
In the afternoon Judge Davis submitted
three questions for the jury TO answer, the par-
port of which was as follows ~. a-s a.,
l. Did the defendant pay avaluabie eonsid.
Grafton for said land, without any knowledge
That there was a defect In the grantor's title
or that there was any other claimant to the
property? b9sisag 2 h9s4EsaI
q Did Oliver bennett and wife receive any
poruOn OF the proceeds Of the sale Of said
land by Stephen Neal goa baas ~
B. Was Stephen Neal competent to make a
sale OF said property in, July 1885, the day the
deed was dated?
Judge Davis occupied about City minutes
in charging the jury upon these questions,
and said when they returned their answers he
would instruct them as to the general verdict.
After being out two hours the jary came in
and reported that they had agreed upon am
swers to the first two questions. But it ap-
peared they had misunderstood the SECOND
question and, therefore the only answer was
in the affirmative to the first question:
Judge Davis then requested the jerry to con
slider further the I'd and Sd questions, and if
they decided these questions, or either of
them, in the affirmative, it would authorize
them to return verdict for defendant. He
said the case had occupied a long time in its
trial and he felt it his duty to keep. the jury
out until they had come to some, decision up
on it,
Tie jury again retired at quarter past six
o'clock, and at 10o'clock theDseparated.
Margaret E. Lyndes, libeIlant, '. James
Lyndes. Libel for divorce Divorce decreed
custody of children awarded to mother How
and Cleaves for libellant; no appearance for
libellee.
Hannah F. Knight, libelIant, v. Noah L.
Knight. Libel for divorce. Divorce decreed
with custody of children as prayed for. How
ard q Cleayes for libellant; no appearance tor
lihnIlaa fs HssHasf4 Alf 4N y
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.FSODs Ne,y Orleans.

80 NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 90.
Gov. Welles has issued a proclamation cali
ing for proposals to reconstruct a levee at the
expense of the State.
"A petition, received by Gov. Wells from
citizens OF Northern Mississippi, and asking
him to take steps to prevent threatened
negro insurrecSion in that section. OF two
negro regiments raised by Gen. Banks, one
was disbanded Yesterday and the other will be
in the course of week. The negro papers
say that these regiments retain their organ
ization, notwithstanding their disbanding.
Gen. Fullerton has issued circular, doing
away with the restrictions on the transfer or
sale of real estate and advising parties to first
ascertain whether the property is not under
lien or in possession of the bureau of abandon
ed and coniscated property. 1t is stated that
he intends, in few days, to make large res
titution of property. -ro
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BY LEGRAPH
TO THE"s4r.s
IA EVENING P APERS.
more Reports from. 7fegsoo.

.a.e s>.Is -. 5As,trs, New YORK, Oct 20.
A gentleman lately arrived from Browns
vile says the cause Of Juarez is considered
hopeless that 4Cortiuas is his only energetic
leader there, but he Injuries the cause by his
bad charaeter.s S1Sf8stNs9sG ASsN 9
On the Mexican side of The Rio Grande an
a5itated and confused state 0. matters pre-
| walls. oCortinas and other Republican leaders
were lowering With their bands in the city of
Mataznoras, having occasional skifmishes with
the. impeTials; though not.so frequently as for
merly; as they are now waiting the resultof
Caravaiops mission, to the United States,
which they are confident VIII furnish them
the money and material necessary TO rid the
country of Maximillian. Prisoners taken ON
either side have little chance for their lives
The reported defeat Of the 'lmperiaIs BY the
Republicans at'Ea Panal is confirnedo In the
city Of FL Paso, President Juarez's capitol, the
anniversary of the birth OF the Republic was
ceIebrafed,with great enthusiasm on the 18th
and 18th of September. Many American Off
GERS were present. 3 rbsss 81 ~ So Z
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schooner james Deering at AUG
tinn

( ~ SATURDAY., Oct. q, at 70 NJ, at Commercial
6ov on the east SIDE The good schooner James
DSerIg. an9et 10 tons enrthen, with her sails, rig
time and place. " $3.50
HENRY BAILEY CO., Aue.iOpOers.
Oct 21-d1t -
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BY TELEGRAPH,
The Trial of Wers-Ase.rse'st of Col. chip
70 THE DAILY PRESS.


The Tsia. of Wers-AgGanaent of Col. Chip
- sl1a man.
s WASHINGTON, Oct. 20.
Col. Chapman in bis argument noticed first
the OBJ ections against the commission as le-
gal tribunal. I'd; Gave an analysis of the tes-
timony. Cd; Examined Of the charged aleg-
ING conspiracy. 4th; Showed the guilt of the
prisoner. He then proceeded to show BY nu-
merous authorities that the court was LEGALLY
convened by the President He then review.
ed at length the evidence with regard to the
prison at Andersonville, and proved by the
creditability OF witnesses, the possible condi-
ton Of that place, and the suffering inflicted.
He then showed the extent of the conspiracy.
its purposes, and the devilish means resoted
to for accomplishing its ends. After reciting
the various diaboliams preparations during
the war, and the knowledge of the leaders OF
the rebellion, he showed that the atrocities
perpetrated at AndersonviIle is proved by the
testimony OF competent witnesses were sus-
famed ny DAVIS, benjamin and Others mas
much as they placed the whole control of that
place in the hands of Winder. the author OF
most OF these atrocities, and that the prisoner
was equa ly guilty. Col. Chapman cited the
establishment of the dead line and other cru
elites unknown as the Draconian code, and
beyond the pale of civilization by Werz to
show equal culpahility with. and his desire to
carry out the wishes of his superiors to kill
the id Yankees. Col. Chipman's argument
was lengthy and exhaustive of the points he
discussed. SIS
Col. Chapman viii conclude his argument in
the Wefz trial tomorrow, when the case will
pc given to the commission, who will as usual
IN such matters deliberate III secret as to the
finding, which being completed, will be for
varied to the Executive Department for APP
prevail
Judge Advocate Holt, who was to-day an at
tentiye listener, earnestly congratulated Col.
Chapman on his argument to sustain the
charge Of. conspiracy. The reading of the ar
gument occupied four hours.
The Court adjourned until tomorrow, when
Col Chapman will deliver his argument on the
I'd charge, viz: murder.
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DAND OF THE 18th U. S. INFANTRY
This fine Band, led BY Poppenburg, was out
last evening for the last time in our city, sere-
nading Gen. Griain,7T. G. Hersey, Il. Fl. Fur
bish, CAPT. Inman and Others who have
taken great interest in its welfare. Thepeo-
pie of Portland regret the removal of these
musicians from amongst us. They have for
several years past performed on all public oc-
casions, and often time without pay for chart
table purposes. They win leave to-dayland
the best wishes Of our people will go with
them.
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T-lfII III Tf-lT u
line, eig ht words constituting linz. 4Is rle here
after Will % r1gidly adhered to.-iPUD. Press. 80
/. THE Washingtonian Society will hold meeting
SUNDAY evening at Sons Of TeDperanoe hall, 35S
congress street, at o'clock The public are in
'iseu' saofai5 biHoas stfiGlEieco
FIRST PARISH CHuRoH.-Rev. James De Nor
mandie VIII preach tomorrow. Vesper service at z
o'clock. stafsa' 20 laflia sfaaa5
CONGRESS HALL Meetings tomorrow. Free
conference 1o3 A. M. Jabez G. WoodInan Esq, mili
SPEAK upon the question, What Spiritualis has done
and is doing Children's Progressive Lyoerm at !
p. NJ.
FIRST UN1vERsALIsr CHURCH, Congress Square.
Regular services in the morning at 10y and in The
evening tVespers and a sermonl at o'clock. Rev:
II, z. Bodies, pastor. 7s.ssifa p anea1s n
CAsco STREET CHURcH.--Rev. Z. G. B. Hallam,
seven years missionary in India, will lecture on the
state Of Society in India, Casco Street church TO-
morrow evening at o'clock.
HE will also lecture in the Free Baptist Church,
cape Elizabeth, in the afternoon.l
STATE STREET CHURcH.-Rey. DR.. Lawrence Of
East Windsor, Conn, Will preach at State Street
Church tomorrow.
ST. LAWRENCE STREET CHURCH. - Rev. Mr..
Adams Of Falmouth, viii preach at the st. Lawrence
Street Church tomorrow. aa anUef
CENRTAI CHURcH-Rev. q, Balkan of lewis
ton, win preach in the Central Church to-1norrow.
FREE STREET BAPTIST CHURon.-Iley. H. w.
Cushnan, ID. d., of South Reading will preach at the
Free Street Baptist Church to-lnoygow. - y
MISSION CHAPEL.--There will he q PRAYER Rect.
ing at Mission Chapel behring's bridge, Slndaf eve
ming, commencing at O'Clock. gs9f7a sas485 I 4
HIGH STREET CHURCH. Rev Frank p. Wdcd
bury Of Andover, Mass, will preach at High street
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/. ~ Fa,,ian Coalnreea.

Phil ADELPHIA, Oct. 70.
At a session of the Fenian Congress on
/ Wednesday, Gen. Sweeny was assigned seat
on the platform. The General was received
with much enthusiasm, but declined making
speech, as the Convention meant work. "
At the afternoon session resolution was
adopted prohibiting delegates making notes OF
the proceedings of the Convention. They
were ordered to destroy any already written,
for fear they might be lost and give iniorma-
ton to the enemy. sa...if
Messrs. Hines of Massachusetts. Rice of
Michigan and Capt. Walsh of Pennsylvania,
were appointed committee of three to pre-
pare a condensed report of the proceedings OF
the Convention, to be furnished to the press,
subject to the inspection of the Head Centre.s
The report of the Brotherhood was received
with the most enthusiastic demonstrations.
Resolutions were adopted, the members of
the Convention rising to their feet with one
accord, and pledging the fullest support TO
their friends abroad.
Thursdays proceedings, morning session.
The Congress was called to order, the Head
Centre in the Chair. The Head Centre adj
dressed the Congress, advising unanimity OF
action, prudence and caution in all their de-
liberations He eeunselled an entire revision
Of the Constitution of the organization, and
read statement in relation to the cause of the
delay in issuing the bonds of the Irish Repub-
iic. He also supported certain changes in the
financial movement of the organization.
The Committee on Credentials were ordered
to make their final report; and it was resolved
that no more applications for seats in the Con-
vention be received fia e1t
Afternoon Session.-The floor was voted to
Col. Mullen, of Tennessee, and Mr.. p. w.
Dunn, who addressed the Convention at con-
siderable length. ois 5 ID
Mr.. Fitzgerald moved that Committee of
two from each State and District be appointed
on Government Construction, each STATE and
District to choose its own Committee men.
The following were appointed as members
OF said Committee from each State and Dis
trict: Maine, d. o. c.. O'Donohue, and John
Donovan; New Jersey, John Eagan and
John Bradley; District of Manhattan, New
York, J. ]. Rogers and Col. L. Mulahy !;
Northern New York, VIM. B. Donihee and
John McKenna; Connecticut, j. w. Murphy
and Lieut.. g. M, Goodwin; District Of Shaw
nut, Massachusetts, Capt. John W. Tobin and
p. A. Sinnott; Massachusetts, M. S. McCor-
vile and David Powers; New Hampshire, John
c. Linhan and David Cody; Vermont, Capt
John Tonergan; Rhode Island, P. Q. Malley
and P. j. Mcdonnell. I,7
Among the committee from other States are
several well known military men. Gen.JSwee-
ny and Col. Murphy were added as honorary
members of the committee. .3 Fl 5,a
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Loss of Steamship csrcass,am,

9SofF 2 HALIFAX, N. S., Oct. 20.
The steamship Circassian, Cavendy, from
Bremen for New York, with $50 passengers
and $50 tons of freight, is ashore at Rocky
Bay, near Arichat. The vessel lays on a
sandy beach. She had sprung aleak, and the
captain was obliged to run her ashore to save
her. The water was up to the CRATE bars.
The passengers and cargo were saved.
sba The American Consul here has arranged,
through Messrs CunaFd, to have the Delta,
now on the passage from st. John to Sydney,
proceed Immediately to render assistance. At
the request of the consul, Admiral Hope will
also dispatch Her Maiesty's ship Royalist early
in the morning for the same purpose. ~
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PORTLAND AND YICINTEE.
RELIGIous Nn.rrcl m

Religious notices Of twenty-tlye words or Lass free
all excess Of this amount win be CHARGED ten cents
line, eig ht words constituting na 4Igis rnle here
after Will DO r1gidly adhered tO.-fRUD. PRESS. s.
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The Episcopal Conrent;o,,
iasss s fa PARLIAMENTARY Oct

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 20.
In the Episcopal Convention to-day the
Committee on Canons reported canon in
reference to the formation of a diocese within
the Jurisdiction of foreign missionary bishops !;
also an amendment to authorize the ordina-
abroad which are not under missionary iuris-
diction such as the church in Paris and Hayti.
The amendments are made in accordance with
the House of Bishops.
The session of the Episcopal Convention
this aiSeI noon was occupied in the discussion
of the report of the committee on the subject
of foreign missionary bishops. a
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rarNcH MEIprctlA1 INsrRucr IOWA 4,

FRENCH MED1cA1 INsrRucs roS.-We in
vite the attention of Medical Students to the
notice Of the French eonsul; DR. lie ProhoD,
in our advertising columns. To such as de-
sire to attend the lectures in Paris, which are
free, an excellent opportunity Is offered to pre-
pare themselves for thorough understanding
OF thenl.3 The high character of Dr.Le Pro
hon 10 his profession, and his thorough knowl-
edge of what is required for an English stu
dent in attending these lectures are sufficient
guarantees that those who study with him will
find it TO their profit and Improvement
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= JACKSON, Miss, Oct19
The Legislature has endorsed the course of
Hon. William L. Sharkey, by electing him
United States Senator to fill the unexpired
term of JEFF Davis, commencing March 4th,
1860, by the overwhelming majority Of 100lto
20 over Fulton and Anderson on the second
ballot.
There has been no election to fill the unex-
pired term of Albert G. Brown. 8sEg !
A majority Of the Legislature are in favor; of
negro testimony.
MI. Shannon, of Clarion County, is elected
public printer
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ra3s lie Neic Orleans Market. IA IA
sa - Z NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 10.
3 Cotton-unsettled; sales 1870 bales at 54c.an-e
e Sugars-nTm; prime Louisiana 17sc. H.iiI1N
Freights--Cotton by steamer to New York q: by
sail vessel H. ana 3fT--.T e1f 1a'oT fl7fN
Bank Checks on New York 8 per cent. discount.
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- NEW YORK, Oct. 20.
The Posts special Washington dispatch
saws the State Department has received dis
patches, per steamer Scotia, from United
ST. It's consuls, showing chat the cholera s
rapidly on the decline In Italy, Constantinople
and elsewhere.
Alexander H. Stephens, accompanied by
Judge Lochrane of Georgia, called on the Pref
ldent this morning, and had an interview of
an hour and half 1t partook OF a private
Stephens told the Pre- ;dent that he fully ap-
ton, Al aesaiu W ieeoA''-
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The TURF.-At the Forest City Driving
Park, this afternoon, another two mile race
win come of between the fast nags "Lady
Franklin" owned by Charles Adams, Esq.
and entered by James Jack, and Granger"
owned and entered by Mr.. J. Jorlan, for 500
side, best two in three; the mare to wagon and
the colt to harness. AS these horses are famous
for speed, It is anticipated that good time. will
be made. The track is IN good order and
large turnout may be expected, for considora-
bic interest is excited as to the result The
race will commence at 9 O'clock.
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Aa,.iaae ,Disasfer.

FORERESS MONRUE, OCt. IS. .
The schooner Island Queen, from New York
for Savannah, arrived this morning with the
schooner Capt. Ericsson in tow, having fallen
in with her on the 18th inst. seventy five miles
northeast Of Cape Henry with al her sails
blown away in the recent heavy gale. The
captain and crew were all sick with the fever
and ague, This Ericsson was bound from
Roanoke River for New Haven, and had pre-
viously been taken id tow by the Albemarle,
but the hawsers parted and the Ericsson was
drifting about until the Island Queen fell in
with her,
zos New York, Oct. 20. 3
Accounts from all directions bring tidings of
losses by the late gale. Several vessels have
been reported ashore. haaital sgiarA 3
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From. Saya,s.ah.

NEW 7 DIRK, Oct. 20.
F The steamer Empire City brings Savannah
advices to the 18th inst.
The Herald says that Hon. James M. Baker.
late Confederate Congressman from Florida
having been pardoned by President johnson,
is in Savannah enroute for his home. aaf
Hon. William A. Forward, Associate Judge
of the Supreme Court Of Florada, was detained
in Savannah by severe illness.
The transportation of sick soldiers from Sa-
vannah to the hospitals at Hilton Head con-
tinue.
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NEW BAND.-We are gratifed to learn that
the formation of anewsBand ineonr city, or
rather the reforming of the old Portland
Band, goes OF. prosperously. Chandler takes
hold Of it, and Cole, who returned from the
campaign last Thursday, takes hold of it, and
it fact all the best talent of the good cid Port
land Band viii be in the new one. With such
leaders as Chandler and Cole we cannot fail
to have aBand that vii be pride to our
city,
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~ 10 NEw YORK. Oct. 90.
Cotton-he IVY and lower; sales 1900 bales. Sales
by auction to-day for government acconpt 1900 bales
at 46 q soc for ordinary and strict midd iny.
FIour-State and Western 100 zoe liver ;fsales
900 bbls State 50 q 10. Round Hoop Ohio 20
sales $50 bbls at 80 q 16 90. Canada log Ice lower
sales 300 bbls at 20 % $780, sIAsfsS 4ESA
cago Spring So a 70. Milwaukee Club Ga @172
Amber Milwaukee I ~ q 1T3. Amber State, new,
q 20 q %. White Canada, prime, 65.
Corn--unchanged; sales $4,000 bushels. Mixed
Western So q SS3c. sf'sss q
Beet--frmer; sales 400 bbl3. 49, MS -r4iea
IArd-frmer; sales 900 bbls at 24l q &c.,
Is Whskey-steady; sales 400 bbls. sTf,ssf ,gst /.
Sugars-frmer; sales CSC hhds. Muscovado IA q
l53c. Havana, 1000 boxes, on private terms. &.
Petroleum-e asier;, Crude at SO q 37c.1rssl
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SteGner Atlanta Wrecked at Sea - Sad Los
of life.

New YORK, Oct. 60.
The barque w. e. Anderson, from Mobile,
arrived here this morning with David Drexler,
two fremen and seaman and the cook of the
steamship Atlanta, who were picked up at sea
on a piece of the wreck Of the Atlanta.
Mr.. Drexler reports that the Atlanta left
New Orleans on the 18th inst, sprung aleak on
the 18th ad5 and on the 10Th, in heavy gale,
O'Clock P. NJ, the steamer broke in three
pieces, leaving him and four others on the
piece, from which they were rescued after
floating nearly two days. The Atlanta had
seventeen passengers and thirty-five of the
crew, all Of whom, except the above, are sup
posed to have persisted. ts Ills .s,es.{7f
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The North Carolina Coneension.

hALEIGH, N. q, OCL. 70.
The State Convention has adjourned to as
semble again on TIE fourth Monday of May
The ordinance passed preventing any future
legislation assuming or paying any debt Great
ed directly or indirectly. This is a triumph for
Gov. Holden and the loyal element as the Sc
cessionists and enemies of the government
favored the assumption of the rebel State
debt
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Fire In onarlesio,gn, Mass.

Boston, Oct. 20.
A fire this morning on Charlestown neck,
at the junction of Main and Cambridge streets,
destroyed the stables of G.. FL. Baxton, incud-
ing nine valuable horses; also the apothecary
store of Levi G.. Dodge, the Union Guards
buildings consumed were owned by A. A. Al
len of Boston. The total loss is estimated at
$4,000. nsa f aA
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Skirt and Corset Store
rs MARKET SQUARE. &c,

Ladiesl Anderson intends to give you
this season, Skirts and COrsets at prices
which must be satisfactory. Our extern
siye and widely spreading trade in these
articles, and connection with one Of the
largest Skirt MANUFACTURER In the o. S.,
gives us such advantages in the matter of
= d price, that in many cases we are able to
il3s offer these goods go to so per cent low
{ BIC er than they can be bought Of other par
ties who got them through second or
third hands.
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A hin NASHVILLE, Tenn, Oct. 10. +
"a Dni permitting negro testimony to he al
-io ,' w courts passed in the Senate today
q Champ Ferguson will be exeo,,..,,
noon tomorrow His wife and Ss1. at about
rived here last night, and were viii h;., On VI
day. He is apparently resisned 10 his e nun an
has no hope ofpardon. 3 = 40 't'ee and
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LECTURE ON THE STATE OF SooIErY IN
INDfA.-It wiz be seen by notice under the
appropriate head that Rev. E. c. 3. Hallam
win lecture at Casco Street Church on the
State Of Society IN India On Sunday evening.
The lecture win be highly entertaining and
will no doubt be numerously attended. laso
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The Herald's Raleigh corresn sn' d 0eo ~.
the North Carolina invention bss 10y says
mousIy adopted an ordinance su5rnitt;na ~
vote Of the people the ordinance ,prohi5;t; Il q
slavery. and declaring the secession ordinancss
null and void.
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A SWNDLEB AED SKEDADLER.--Wil lam
Small, a trader at Little River Village, Lisbon,
Stepped out" last Wednesday Canada-ward
as is supposed-affer having made large pur-
chases Of goods, which goods he disposed Of
rapidly in various ways, and carried off the
proceeds with him, We are informed that
( Portland merchants suffer to the amount of
six or seven thousand dollars. : ,i5a. {
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Z { INSTALL ATIoN.---Mr Samuel Morrison of
Windham, N. H., graduate of the Bangor
Seminary, will be installed pastor of the ST.
Lawrence Street Church next Wednesday
evening. The sermon viii be preached by
Rev. DIR. ,Carruthers Right Hand Of Fellow
ship by Rev. Mr.. Tewksbury; Address TO the
Church by Rev. Z. P. Thwing Of Quincy, Mass,
!, the first paster of the ST. Lawrence Street
Church. The Ecclesiastical Council will con
ysne ON the afternoon of Wednesday.
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KNIGHTS TEMPLAR Monroe Command
cry Of Knights Templar win arrive here in
the regular train from Montreal at 2 O'Clock
to-day. They will be received by Portland
Commandery, who win meet at their hall at
1 o'clock for the purpose, and will be escorted
to their hotel. On Sunday they viii be invit-
ed to attend the Universalist Church in Con-
gress Square.