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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-18

DEATn OF AN OLD SETTLER OF Rock Is
LAxp CouNrY. - Mrs. Elizabeth Sparks,
widow of the late Jonah Sparks. Sr., died
on Tuesday, tho 18th inst, at her residence
in the Rock River Valley, about four miles
f-om Moline. With her husband she re-
moved from Pennsylvania to Rock Island
county, in 1886, and has ever since resided
on the place then selected for home. She
was GS years of age. and was highly re-
specied by all who knew her.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-18
CaTE NOTICES.

LxAsgHcLo On Third street for sale; pays
10 per cent. interest.
Three lots on 4th street-good mill site,
for sale cheap; and over 400 other bargains
all .he time on hand, by
ELpsiDsE 4 Bao.,
Land 4 Insurance Ag'ts, No. 40 Brady st.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-18

SeAsa's WlSEs are tho pure juice OF the
grape whose pure and generous qualities
cannot be cxcelled for the invalid or con.
valcsont They are highly esteemed for
sscramental purposes. n. B. Good Wine
mshes good blood.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-18

L,sur broad makes light hearts. Royal
Baking Powder does il. Ask your grocer
for il. and take no other. II 10 decided
Improvement over any other.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-18

TnrRE is no mistake about it, and the la-
dies All agree with the gents, that the place
to buy choice Christmas gifts is right down
ter-whoss sign is tie Back Bear. and
whose 60 ,ds comprise the choicest fur seta
and fur goods generally, robes, afghans,
gloves and m!itens, hats, caps, canes nnd
thousands Of fnc things which cost much,
will be sold low, and please everybody sure
Drop right in, soc tho goods. choose for
yourselves and 60 home happy.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-18
CITY 1T + n =.

.IrwgtnY 81 coat, az J. y. wilson's,
Brady street. above Second. lie ssh."s
out 10 close business.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-18
DEN rlATR ".

IT DoDGK SURGEON DENTIST, has re-
IL moved hi- Office TO rooms ovrr Warriner's
store brady Street. bet ID & 3d streets. Those de
string first cla-s work will do we'll to call Charges
si~aye reasonable, AMI workmanship exoelied by
none. d.cl4-d
AGENTS WANrED-ts0. s5. $40. STAR
~ SuUTrL. SEWING MACHINE. Patented
March l.. i-i, IL u-es two threads and makes the
genuine Lock Stitch alike on both sides. All other
low priced machines make Chsin Stitch Great In
duccmcnts olrr.d. Seaa Tor Cireulare and Samples
OF sowing Each AGENT giving copy OF lcttesr patent
i. q. LArIkoP 4 Co. 81 AMI 10 Reynolds Block.
Chicago. oc,2ad3m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-18
lsursis opera House hsrcliSniu.
nry lEeefiRg.

Believing that cur citizens are unanimous
in favoT Of extending DR.. j. j. Butts a
subs,antial complimentary benefit upon the
opening Of his magnificent Opera House, We
the undersigned. suggest that public meet
ing bs held at City Hall, on Saturday Eve
ming. December 2lst. Alta o'clock. 20 make
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-18
For Rent.
Wanted.

'rwo ROOMS, SUITABLE FOR STORE OR OF
! rICEs. Apply At The store OF
deel -di.l IdecaltfI Q. D. kIN0 D 90.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-18

CALEsMEN, LADIES OR GENTLEMEN. ei0
y per day g. sell the LADIES GEN Send ~ eta
for samplc. or circulars free LAMPHEAR & PER
NY Cleyel and. ohio. octlA-d3m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-18

The cold weather has made the ice suff-
ciently strong TO permit foot-passengers to
cross. Quite number have crossed to-day
by picking their way as best they could
with tho aid Of canes and sticks, to keep
them right side up. Parties arc ct work
making arrangements for = road across,
which vii! probably be done by tomorrow
afternoon.
AT tho foot Of Brady street, our cid friend
Lotus Keating, with his assistants, 10 stak-
ing OF the ice for q skntins park. The
area will be about 800 feet in diameter, thus
giving plenty Of room for the whole ska.-
ing fraternity Of the city, who will please
take notice and see that they are ready for
the frst grand opening carnival.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-18

J.T. rsxpts, Gardener and Florist, cor.
4th and Main StS., fruit and ornamental
trees. mv26-ly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-18
Real Eeenee transfers.

-
Filed in the Recorders office, Scott county
Iowa, up to 3 o'clock. Dec. Is. 1857
A. G Fulton, ct ux. to Saml. Lorton.
lot l6 block 10, A. c. Fulton's s1di-
tion to East Davenport. 325 %
6. L Holsappls. ct al, TO Theodore
IN. Stuns. S2xl3llS feet east and west
off the =. side Of lot 8. block T. Da.
venport l. Rogers addition 10 Le-
Catharine Davenport TO J. Wilson
Drury and Edward + Cook, 3. As
feet Of lots 6, and s, block AZ, Da-
venport. Observation-Disclosures 1000 90
Joseph Zimmerman. ct ux, to George
Ellsnsohn, =. 10 feet. lot 4, block II,
U. G. H. Mitchslrs Sd addition 10
Davenport. ...... $40 90
Patrick Marion and wife 20 Joachim
knaak, out lot l, Walco:t. ... $50 90
REcArrrJLASIoS voR rus WEEK kxDfys DEC. l7rn.
County property ..s5l, ,55s 20
Cty property .................... $3.50 ot
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-18

DAVENPORT, IOWA.
THIS NEW AND wELl-Ft RNiSIIED HOUSE
4 la now open to the public. Charges Reasonable.
Dinner hours from ~ n to +. NJ.
nys,-dly NJ. REILLY. Pro eY'efo-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-18

% ~ rur f3nsr--fso 10 tho Bryant q stfafton
Iowa State Business College u get a thorough prac
teal blsinssr adacation or 70 become good SOUND
telegraph operator Fer circnlars and papers, au-
fre-e. tenclosns stamp "The Bryant . huatton
Commercial College. Davenport, Iowa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-18

ENERsoN's LEcruss.-We wish to say to
'he public that Metropolitan Hal for EN-
ersoHs lecture. on Friday evening, Dec.
aosn' viii be thoroughly comfortable, veil
warmed-an additional furnace will Be
orcnSns into requisilion. and stove placed
IN the Hall in case Of necessity. We as
sure the public that the Hall sha1 be eom-
Portable It II 10 possible to make il 50.
AEHsr W. BEsxstr, Cor. Soc'g.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-18

Gail At Hovfs iee ~ nnaat aHeek of
Pians sDsseds svsry sGasd h this ei,y.s
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-18

The only place 60 find
RIDGES PAT. LIGHT HOUSE 0URNER
T3 AT W. X. LiNDSAY'S JEWELLERY
l. Store. cor OF Third and Brady streets; aiso
extra Ch,mneys. Glass Cones. Lamps. Chimney
Cleaners. &c. Lamps repaired.
BILLION / LINDSAY, Sole Owners
oct2h-dtf County Rights far sale
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-18

TnR FAn.-Thers WAS large attendance
at Metropolitan Hall last evening. The re-
ceipts at tho door, tables, and polls were
very satisfactory to the managers. The fol-
lowing prizes we're drawn:
Lake Como-Jos. A. Davenpsst, valued
at $50.
Gold bracclet-Mrs. B. II. Lshrmsn. AZ.
China tea set-Hss. Peter Davis. $50.
Watch case, drawn By Miss Anne walsh
The ti,e sheep were drawn BY the follow.
ing: w. O. warrines, Il. Grace, Miss S..
rah Isev, and two BY Jos. A. Davenport.
W. C.warriner drew the large guess cake.
The voting ran high and was sonewhat
exciting. For doctors the whole vote stood
at the count last svening-2,2s7. Dr.. Fish
blatt leads all competitors By $50 votes.
The whole vote on The opera cloak stood
s6o-Miss Clingman having Ill votes more
than ell the others.
The entertainment will close "a. morrow
evening, at which tinc the result viii BE-
announced. and the remaining articles seld
to the highest bidder. Considerable sport
is anticipated this evening. Let every sus
- and vote and taks aRsace.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-18

FIEIsHixa UP.-Ths work on the Bustis
Opera House is drawing to . speedy .close,
and the magnificent edifics will surely be
opened for public dedication during the
Christmas Holidays. Mr.. Arnould, the
building superinsc ndsnt, informs us that
there will bs no doubt abeut it whatever
The freseoing 10 oil done, and the atayings
are removed, and the W9bee Bros. have
got the upholsteriug well under way. Mr..
Rowe, the gas titter, has nearly completed
his work, and Bird 4 Simmons, the scents
artists. are we'll along with their part Of the
undertaking. The third Ser is entirely
completed, the dress circle we'll along, and
the Ornamental iron work, furnished BY Mr..
Donahue and Raft, Cock & Co., nearly all
in place. So let our citizens prepare them
selves for the opening ceremonies Of the
finest building in the State.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-18

SECOND QuAs1ERLY CONCERT OF THE
NESpsLsscHS SoclETv.-The German Thea
ise WAS filled BY the musical public cf The
city. las. evening. to listen to a. fine per
fsrmancs ~ the Society has ever given
Every sest in the house was taken and
manv were obliged to stand during the
whole performance. With Mrs J. s. Alt
man at the piano forte. Mr.. Jacob Strasser.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-18
STOVES. &C.

0H0no oIaCRs, DTeocHlH3s 0otBHum
PANS, FIRE SHUTTERS, WELL TUBE
INC, EXHAUST PIPE. &C, &C.
Also, deslerin Stoves and Tin Ware, koohaS
and all House Jobbing done noatiy and prompt
Good SAMARITAN, Cook and Monitor heating
Stoves are still 10 the markes. also many other
kinds Of stoves. Call and exa nine at No 10
Main street. Davenport, Iowa
iedtf JAS II. DUMONT
The Portland daily press., 1867-07-06
Good House for Sal

d. The large and commodlous tvtoas,
l&:,;I and lot, corner Monument and snoe
Jul streets. The house is thoronsbiyl Id Il
good order. Contains fifteen tinishsd roah
make capital Boarding House. The koy 4
tset, Has good stable and plenty Of veern
favorable. Apply to ". HIS.
July 4-d3w-
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Religious Intelligence.

.-a-la 81 t+-E. 10 =
The spiritualists of Indiana recently met
in Convention and formed themselves into a
: State organization adopAnga constitution &c.
The resolutions declare that self-effort is the
only medium through which success is achiev-
ed; that true educational development. with
out regard to sex or color, is principle which
the State is Justly bound to regard as a dntv
toward all its children, born or raised in it:
said education based entirely upon scientific
elements, excluding sectional influence, thus
leaving the mind free; that true freedom has
no distinction in sex or color; woman is man s
equal, and as such has f. right to equal privil-
eyes; that she is as Independent of him as he
can be of her, each one being alike dependent
on the other; that spirit manifestations are the
most positive and satisfactory evidence of flu.
ture life; that Spiritualism repudiates all re.
ports that, as q religious system, it leads to un-
chastity or conjugal infdelity, as slanderous
libels on its fair character, it being no more to
blame for the licentiousncss of some of its ad-
herents, than Christianity is to blame for the
drunkenness of the early Church. ia ~.
"A quarterly meeting of the Free Baptists
in Indiana has made . step in the direction of
woman suffrage by passing vote that the
churches may, at their discretion appoint fe-
male members as delegates to quarterly meet
ines. 1f q. = 81 - -
The jews have started a novel movement
IN Baltimore. They have adopted the Chris
tian plan of Sunday -school instruction, said
schools to meet on the Christian Sabbath. The
aifa,r has been inaugurated by the three Rab-
bis OF the city, and is under the auspices Of the
Hebrew Educational Society" t'.
e Rev. Mr.. Conner, associate pastor of the
School Street Universalist church in Boston,
having given utterance to some views which
that society deemed unscriptural and danger
ously latitudinarian, was by two-thirds vote
Oh the corporation invited to resign. On Mon
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Religious Notice.

REGULAR Prayer Meeting of tho Young Mems
Christian Association this Saturday evening, their
rooms, Evans block No. 145 Middle street. from to
O'Clock. Ladies are invited to be present. u
MISSION CHAPEL.-There will be Sunday School
Concert at the Mission Chapel, behring's Bridge, to-
morrow Sunday evening at o'clock. All Interests
ed are invited. .s".l
MoUNTFORT ST. NJ. E. CHURcH.-Services ip this
church morrow Sunday all day the usual kours
Preaching by the Rev. John T. Hayslett. Sabbath
School at the close of the afternoon service All inter-
ested are invited
NEW JERUsALEM CHURCH.-The services Of this
Society will be held at the Park street Church to-
morrow afternoon at O'Clock. Confirmation Ser
vice before Sermon; Holy Supper after service.
CENTRAL CHURCH.-Rev. Marshall B. Angler
will preach at this Church tomorrow. q
FIRST PARISH CHURCH.-Rev. B. H. Baily of Ded-
ham will preach at the First Parish Church tomorrow
Vesper services at "a o'clock.
STATE STREET CHURcH.-Rev. Hugh S. Carpen-
ter of Brooklyn, N. Y, will preach at State street
Church tomorrow, morning and evening. ,tlt ~
SUMNER STREET CHURcH-There will be services
at the Sumner Street Church Tomorrow Sunday at
and II o'clock P. M. Preaching by DR.. Penning-
ton. All are invited to attend. :
SECOND PARISH CHURCH.-By the courtesy Of
the First Parish Church, DR.. Carruthers will preach
there tomorrow at P. NJ Sabbath School in Will
lis School House at 104 A. NJ.
FRIENDS NEETING.-David and Hannah B. Ia
tum Ministers of the Gospel, will attend Friends
meeting on Oak street, on Sabbath morning, at 101
O'clock The citizens are respectfully invited to at
tend.
/ SPIRITUAL observation-disclosures Hail.
Children's Progressive Lyceum t 10} O'Clock A NJ
Conference meeting O'Clock P. M III
The Portland daily press., 1867-07-06

Umpire-Mr. Stephens of the Upton Club.
Fraternity.
The game in the afternoon between the
Athletics Of this city and the Upton club of
Boston was one OF the most closely contested
matches ever played in this city The Ath-
letics went to the bat at about half-past two,
in the midst of gentle rain which soon be-
came a pronounced shower. Moody got a
run, but Curtis, Abbott and Warehouse went
out in succession and the Portland boys went to
the field. By this time the bats were so wet
and slippery that the strikers could hardly
hold them, ana the Uptons went out as rapid
ly as their opponents, Crosby getting home
and Wise, Chickey and Sumner going out
The game was suspended at this point for half
an hour, until the shower ceased. On resum-
ing the Uptons got only two runs on their
second inning, while the Athletics scored nine
giving them a lead Of seven runs, which was
gradually reduced till at the close of the sixth
inning they were only two runs ahead. 1t was
agreed that the seventh inning should be the
last, in order to give the Boston boys time to
reach the boat by o'clock. On their seventh
inning the Athletics were choked, and the Up
tons went to the bat with only three to make.
Stephens and Brewer got out, but Currier
though he sent sky scraper straight into the
right field had the pleasure of seeing 1t missed
and made his first and second bases, when 10!
Crosby went out on his first, leaving the score
as follows:
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OF TIA BROADWAY, NEW YORK, Author of the
Six Lectures on the Prevention and Cure Of Pulmo-
nary CONSUMPTION, Asthma, Catarrh, Dyspepsia,
Heart, and Chronic Diseases will be at Preble House
Portland, TUESDAY July 2nd, and WEDNESDAY
July 3d. until 2 o'clock P. M. and every 4th week
aIterward on the same days.
Eyes, Nestrs, Face, Throat, Lungs, Stomach, Skin,
Heart, Liver, Bowels Piles, Kidneys, JOINTS Drop
sy; also Diseases peculiar to Males and Females.
Lost Complexion perfectly restored. Most persons,
somewhere from Is to so have or more bad fits Of
sickness. Cure them wholly, aud they will 1.-Two ten
to fifty years longer. DR.. Fitch's most prominent
speciality is the prolongation of human lite.
respectable ply stefan said to me- four weeks ago,
"For seventeen years you have kept me well OF dis
eases pronounced utterly incurable by several emil
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Mrs. Elizabeth Huntington Long writes, Saratoga
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d. d. BENJAMIN, OF Union, N. j., says, cover
twenty years ago, and my brother were both In
consumption. had bleeding and liberated lungs.
My brother refused treatment, and died in three
months. You cured me, and have not had any
cough or lung trouble in twenty years. was then
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All consultations are wholly free.
DIR. Fitch's "FAMILY PHYSICIAN, a most ex-
ceent book in all families, rs pages, 25 cents, sent
free of postage, to any address. Send no money nm
tor books consultation to 25 FREMONT STREET
BOSTON, MASS. 5une29
The Portland daily press., 1867-07-06

DoINes OF THE STATE CoNsTABLEs.-Depu.
ty State Constables Hawkes., Emery and Saw
yer, on Monday seized small quantity OF Ii
quor in the shop of John Finnegan, al
Vaughan's bridge, and summoned Finnegan
to appear before the Municipal Court on We'd
nesday. He failed to appear, and yesterday
morning the Constables arrested him and lock.
ed him up
Yesterday the same officers seized small
quantity of whiskey and ale in the shop Of
Timothy Hallahan, No. 226 Fore street, and ar.
rested Timothy and locked him up for exam.
ination.
The quantity of liquor seized by the State
Constables at the Brewer House on Monday
was five jugs, two demijohns, two bottles and
one keg, instead of one pint, as has been stat.
ed.
The Office Of the State Constables has been re.
moved to the corner of Exchange and Fede.
raj streets, over the crockery-ware store Of
Mr.. j. F. Land.
The Portland daily press., 1867-07-06

THEATRB.-The Black Crock, which has
drawn such immense houses every evening
this week, will be brought out for tho last time
tonight We have before spoke of the splen-
did manner in which the play has been brought
out, the magnificent scenery, &c., far surpass-
passing anything that has ever before been
placed on the stage in this city. The great ex-
pense at which AFR Whitman, the manager,
has been at in getting up this play, and the
heavy cost of such corps Of artists, require
large remuneration from the public, and it
should be cheerfully accorded, as it is for their
amusement that he caters.
the principal speaking character in the play,
Rodolphe, is capitally performed by Mr.. J. w.
Norton. He seems to enter into the spirit of
the part and carries il out finely. Mile Mar
ietta Ravel, the celebrated French Artistic,
and her little charge, La Earle, the infant dane
err, only three years of age, command great APP
plause from their attractive styles of dancing,
and Miss Kitty Blanchard comes in for a full
share Of applause in her performances. The
closing scene is the most gorgeous thing ever
got up o4s ~. 10 ...,..,
AS this to be the last night Of the perform
ance OF the drama in this city, those who have
not yet witnessed it mrst embrace the oppor-
tunity. a -F..
The plan adopted by Mr.. McIver, Of opening
refreshment room at the head of the stairs,
and keeping opera glasses to let, is capital
one, and we hope to see it followed up hereaf-
ter. We are requested to state there will be
no matinee tets afternoon. t---
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Sid LIST, sch Adelaide, Sanborn, Boston.
FOREIGN PORTS.


Sid I'm Cadiz 18th ult, brig Goodwin, Coffin, Bue-
Sid I'm Gibraltar 9th ult, ship Reunion, Nichols,
Ar at Collao May 80, ships Gov Langdon. Davis,
Acapulco, 70 load for Nantes; June list, Curling,
Morse, Rio Janeiro, 10 load tor Cork Sd, Oneida,
capuleo to load Cork; 18th, Charter Oak Tukey,
honolulu barque Investig ator Carver, do, land all
remained in port june IA
Ar at Caibarien sth ult. barque Reunion Kelleran,
Matanzas; Mary, Moon. Havana; 18th, brig Cast-
liam. Hardenbrook, Matanzas.
Ar at Cardenas 21st brig Robin, Killman. Sierra
Morena land sailed Tor New York;
SD 22d, barque Sancho Panza, Clapp, New York /;
brig Volant, Dodge, North of Hatteras.
In port 10th. barques Elba, Drisko. for New York,
Tag; Eagle, Wilkinson, tor do; AlmiIa Coombs, Will
Sid I'm Havana 2sth. briggs wenonah. sturteyant.
Carvsr M;S Stephen Duncan, Tyler, Boston Benz
Ga 2s brig Berry, COlson for Nuevitas and
Sid 18th, ship Clara Ann, stin,on. .o.,on
In port 18th, brig Cascatee, White, Tor Boston dg
Ar ct Ma ws 2ad ult brig Rocky Glen, Wal
SD IN Matanzas eth ult. brig Protege, Weed, for
Boston.
Al inagua 18th ult; barSue Trovatore, Blanchard,
At Sierra Morena 2sth ult, brig Prairie Rose, tlate
Ranloff, killed by the c0ok,) for -, ldg.
NeT Ct s. Mg snip Spear
Cid 18th. schs Sarah Bernice. Proctor, New York
I'd inst, Ella, Montgomery, Philadelphia.
additional per laval
Ar at Palermo It'll ult, barque @ W Dodge
Hooper, Marsei,les.
Cid at Liverpool 18th, Union, Belle, for Pensacola
Galveston. Gates, New York.
Adv 22d, Gettysburg, Edge. for Boston, July LIST
Columbia, Robinson, for New York LIST; Annie, Reed
for Philadelphia 2Sth; New England, Hodge, for do
Lincoln Trott for new Orleans.
Sid FIN Cardiff 18th, Ella Thayer, Thompson fol
RIO Janero.
Sid I'm Leghorn 1st ult. Magnet. Heating Boston.
Sid I'm Troon goth, Alamo, Stricken. st Jago.
Sid I'm Newport 21st. L A Kennedy. Hol.es IoI
st Thomas.
Sid I'm Cochin May 10. Col Ledyard, Wells, FOL
London.
Bremerhayen-In the Roads 18th. Sarah Coon,bs
and Signal, Wallace, outward bound.
SPOKEN.
June "a, lat So 20, Ion 70 81, brig Monticello, fon
Boston for Baltimore.
juno 2s, lat 40 10, Ion CO 81, barque Waldo. bount
South.
The Portland daily press., 1867-07-06

day evening last, however, the congregation
held an informal but very numerously attend
ed meeting to review the action of the corpor-
alton, when in answer to questions by DR.. MI
ner the senior pastor, Mr.: Conner gave such
explanation of his views as proved satisfactory
to large majority Of the people who united in
arequest that the previous action should be
reversed and Mr. Conner be induced to re-
main. DR.. Miner appears to have favored the
withdrawal of his colleague. Mr.. Conner is a
young man who from his eloquence and the
novelty of the views he was acoustic ned to
advance, has lately attracted much attention
Z Rev. Costello Weston, from Canton
Theological School, N. Y, has been engaged.
to supply the Universalist Pulpit in Halo
The Portland daily press., 1867-07-06
LOST!

"WEDNESDAY afternoon, between lsss
wv Vaughan and Bracket streets and uses
Otis 1rickey, on the Stroudwater road ca
tanning $40 In bills, some scrip and sge 4
horse car tickets. IN iindec shall be,y h
warded on returning the same to Nrt
Square. 4 yfdk
-----------------
Cloth for Msm's and BOyas
CEILING off cheap at 800 Congress ;,
~ =. stoves
The Portland daily press., 1867-07-06

FURNITCRR-Charles B. Whittemore, sue
cessor to George 7. Burroughs & Co., keeps
constantly on hand large supply of furniture,
mirrors, feathers, mattresses, &C., in Lancas-
ter Hall, where ladies and gentlemen can find
fine assortment of the above articles. Mr.
Whittemore purchases his goods at the lowest
cash prices, and sells as cheap as any other fur
niture store in this city. Our citizens and peo-
pie from the country can be accommodated at
Lancaster Hall on such terms and with such
articles as will not fail to give entire satisfac-