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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-15

rrRUsTEES SALE OF a LOT OF
cEOIND ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF BROAD
EcTWsEW THIRTY FIRST AND THIRTY
SECOND STREETS BY virtue OF deed OF trust
arerntad n the subscriber trustee by Ivory +.
InJgJon dated nth October. 1866, and recorded In
aenrico County Court office being thereto re-
auasted by The creditor secured will sell ~ anc-
Of November at ~ O'Clock P NJ II fair, If not,
then on the next fair day thereafter, ut the same
hour thu LOT OF GkOUHD situated as above
TERMS: Cash sufflcieut to defray tho expenses
~ nv dna. amounting TO about $50; credit as
n s7a ri 1rtii 10th april, 1858. and the balance
,nnn terms which Will be made known al tho tine
oi sale. 1. '" ""
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BY Clopton i Iarwood
Auctioneor- ant Zeal Estate Agents,
Tsn1h hetMaan Main anu Bank streets.

Tenth between Main and Bank streets.
VALUABLE BUTLDIEG Lot. ON
y THE EAST LINE OF THlED STREET Be
TWEEN MAIN AND CASY, FOR SA LE At a UC-
on FRiDsY the l5th day OF rovember, l.o7, ut
O'clock ?. NJ, that valuable BullDlNG LIT as
above described, fronting 80 ieet IN the east
line of Third street, running back at right angles
49, feet more or lsss.
mhis property j. regarded as desirable for a
private residence as any now offered Tor sals IN
the city
9'rgNs ns-third cash; halaoce at six, nine,
and twelve months for negotiable notes, intorest
add d, secarsd by u 'rn-t iced:
ILtPf"N < HABWf Cd,
Rodl Estate Agents and huctioneers,
no u T.nth street bctWten Main and Bank.
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Sy Grubbs i Williams, Guctionsers.
orth,yest corner OF Main add Eleventh stree

T1RAMED HOUSE, EFT TEE COR
4 NER OF FRANKLIN AND TWEETI-THIRD
STREETS, FOE SALE IT AUCTION. On SATUR-
DAY, 18th November, al IL O'Clock NJ We will
ss!l upon The premises the FRAMED HOUSE situ-
ated as above, formerly occupied as school
house. 1t is 80 by 80 feet and with some little re-
4 reasonable Tins will DO given to remove tho
sam. and il is probable that some arrangement
NAV Be made with the cwner OF the ground to al
low it 10 remain, ii the purchaser desires il.
GkUDBS " WILLIAMS,
no I3 huctioneers.
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The Methodist white membership Is ah""t
Il, coo: the Baptist moi less than 'G,'oo
In West Virginia the MethodISis nave II
of $1,000; the BapLlsiS, l4"'o.
S, SECu%DuS.
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BY Lee i Goddin. Auctionsara,
10. Is Thirteenth street between Main and c:

=
ny = q S II f Els SALE OF TWO
{ TOnDEi TENEAiE NTS. on SEVENTEENTH
hNG H!Cll AED STREETS, FOR SALE At AUG
TON by virtue Of two deeds OF trust executed
to me as trustee, and at the request of the bere-
ciary. | viii rOcecd to sell on Mo.Dsl The 29th
of ove@ber, 1867, at o'clock p. NJ, on the pre-
TWO WOODEN TENEMENTS on Seventeenth
street near Richard, fronting about thirty three
feet on Seventeenth street and extending back
abuu, seventy hvs feet to IN alley five feet vide.
Terms: Cash as To Si25 The balance, terms At
sale mo l. 4. NJ. LEE, Trustee.
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By Grubbs = Williams, Auciioneers.

w
North = est corner OF Main aud kle"enth directs.
rTRUSTTES' s., Liz OF THE U4EX-
1 PRED LEASE OF 4 VALU BE SOAP
CLNntE fACTpRY. HAUHiNEHY, rlNTUpES.
srDCK nF soap, CANDLES, MAThkl lIs, &c,
&C. - AUCTION. by direction Of the trustees
named in a deed OF trust from William u Webb,
da.sd 18th cf September l't6, and recorded IN
Renrico County Co3rt office uhe saiu trustees
h1ying been thereto requested by the holder Of
the note secured by said dsed). We Will cell at
auction, upon tho premises, on FRIDAY the 18Th
day of November, mmencing at II O'Clock !.
II If Fair ii not, then on tn next fair day there
property conveyed in said decd-to VII All lne
rytt, title and interest of tie SAID webb in the
4? AID GAMBLE FACTORY at TIE upper end
OF Seventeenth street la:sed by him from Charles
L. Brace. with all The additions and Improve
ments made ty him to the same.
ALSO,
tho FIXTUGES aud MACHINERY in said factory,
consisting n part Of
SOAP n ETY., LES,
/ STEAM BOILER,
PIANING Mill,
ISaWIIG MACHINE,
4PATSrT CANDLE MARINES,
i.Ys ard FAHLuU KETTLES,
IS ;AhGE SOAP FRAMES,
HUlSrlGG II .@IiINE,
::undrv GGprER PUMPS,
BUCKETS. &c
and all the stock CT SOAP, CANDLES, and Ma
TERlAL on haCd.
Tho whole is believed 10 embrace ever: thing
requisite in weli-arranaed soap ana c4huie lae-
The dead requires sale Cor cash bu. it is pro-
bahiG that al arrange may 10 laacs - allow
a reasonable credit upon sum- exceeding ,ip', q!
which notice VIII Sc given III the time 81 IA sale.
GEuEBS i WILLIAMS,
nod Sucstuneers
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MONDAY. 10 A NJ.

1
No.tinc called 10 order by Chairman
| PRAYER by Or. =. =. Henley.
| On y settlement that the churches in TINS 20
oprratiou had assumed their portioh OF lile
debt due Elder Abel for crangelizing, IL was
determined 10 apportion il between the
churches, each one responding ana assuming
il chcerfully, and The amount t:2o3l was III
once subscribed. -
structcd 10 procure and place in the iield an
evangelist by the lSt of April, 1865, to labor
Till The next annual meeting.
Twas determined to hold the next semi
annual meeting on Friday before tiie ~
cond Lords day in May, 1S6S, with the
Church at WeS:vilic, III Mathews county
DR.. W H. Uopson 10 preach the Introductory
discourse.
Also, that the next annual meeting be hcid
on the Friday before the second Lord 5 day III
November, lSGS. with the Church NJ lowing
Green, Caroline county; Dr.. J. ". Williams
TO preach the introductory.
Elder j. CT. Parrish was appointed dele.
cyatr 10 the Piedmont Co. cooperation, To meet i'll
May next.
The death Of one of their former co-laborc"s,
Elder James Henshull, being announced,
On motion, Elder X. y. Henley ana Nlnscoe
Garnet were appointed 4 committee 10 pre-
pare resolutions expressive OF the syilpatns
of the meeting with the family OF the de-
ceased, and that Elder IL. y. llenley b'
reuuesled 10 write q suitable biograpAlcal
noIicr both to be published in the 1rSt num-
Der Of the CtriS'iuU Examiner.
Adjourned, after singing aud benediction.
The State Cooperation, which Tor many
wears met annually in Richmond, gradually
became too cumbersome to cooperate 10 ad-
vantage. and Richmond TOO remote from
many of the churches to Justify sending dele
gates. hence the formation of the South
western Co operation, next the Valley, then
the Sou!hside and then the Piedmont, ana
now this meeting foc he purpose OF organizing
the Tidewater Co-opera zion, IL stated III Inc
ouruinr remarks of the Chairman. y.
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BY Cook !. Laughf0n, Auctionosrs,
rorner of Franklin aud Governor streets.

A VALUAbLlG TRACT OF SEVEN!-
II TY-eIX ACES nF LAND, NEAR THE
FlKST STATION on THE EiCHM0rD, FEE.
DEHICEsBU.G AID POTOMAC RAll.R9An;
EIGHT MILES ABOVE kIGHMCND, FOR SALE
At AUCTION -nn F.FpAl the 18Th Of Hovom-
b.r, 1857, at y o'clock IL. We will sell upon III,
premises. SETEHTl-SsN ACES OF LAND.
owned By airs. Nancy a. carroll II a.joins the
la nds of Larkin w. Ci.zebrook, deceased, fronts
on the road leading to Richmond, and runs hack
within puarter OF a mile OF the frst station on
the ;.ich!nond, Frederic kzbur% and Potomac raj
cora wood and has on IL comGoltAbi dwelling.
house witt! six rooms, ami all necessary out
houses. with good orchard and good wafer. This
IL = most excellent market farm.
There Will DO sold at the same time the corn,
fodder shuci:s BE, on the place.
TERRs 're-third cash +: the balaac. 1t Tx and
twelve ,..onths for negotiable notes, interest ad-
d 3D. scared by a. trust d"sd
HULLAUAf, BAYhT & WHITE,
no G-,d5 Attorneys 1T Law, Law Building.
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Ry Thomas Phillips,
Auctioneer and Commission Merchant,
corner of Seventh and Broad streets.

yITjLI. SELL on FRIDAY THE
w 1oih instant. commencing ut 10 O'clock a.
III a Iqrys lot of boots Shoes, Furniture fobac-
co. Clothing, Cruckery Jswelry. and many other
a. honr or sale THOMAS PHILLIPS,
nnu o. huctioneer.
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G ALE, OF VALUABLE Z "a l.
- ESTATE u TIE COUNTY OF NELSoN.=Bg
vrtua OF deere. Of the Circuit Court - IS -is"a
Pronounced 1T the September term, 1901 tm IEu
case Of Nawt.r's executor ~. CbaltwCUG.- hat"..
&C.. wa viii proceed To sell on tho premises. .a
the 93d day Of november, 1887, the GE hAI ~.
Of Daniel 4. theatwood, dec sod. consisting ul
FAkN OF i30 acres and SFO&EHrCN.. THIS
properly lies on fy0 river ~ r1ir, Known ~
tbs Lnif ford, and il valuable The farm ha. ak
cclieut improvements upon IL: part ~ II ~
heAvi y timberod. and IL within two miles ~ the
Orange and Alexandria railr0ad. Tho ,'or"Apu
T. good oGa, and brings an annual rrut"' $500
The farm VIII BE surveyed aGd sun dive 10 0ui.
purchss. william Wright and %uNiam y.
Rhodes. the tenants. will show the property to
thosc wishing 10 purchase.
TfRas So much cash ~ will le'rIv the eS-
penacs of sale and costs al s1it; tho rasil on i
credit OF ons two and three years, equal i"s.t!-
mei,ts uf purchase money. vita Interest from ira
day Of sale. Bonds witn approved personal secu.
rity will BIZ foluirci nd tho tile retained as nj.
innate security.
Persons desiring further information wilt a3-
dress WILLIAM il. CAg.LL, bucAiEsham CONF
house JOAN +. nix.
5. z GHEArWOOp.
WlLLlAI Il. CAG.hb,
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By James NJ Taylor L Son, Auctioneers.
CtIice S2l Main street,
thrae doors below Spotswocd Hotel

4 DESIRABLE BRIG K 1ENks
N MENT, OK THE N0RTH SIDE CLAY NEAR
TIE CORNER OF MuNFOHD STREET, ;FuR
SALE at AUCTION. will be sold MONDAY
the 18th day Of November, 1857, on the premises,
at halt past o'clock p. II the above described
property. The house is two stories abcv" the
basement, with six rooms, and portico in front,
ali in 70 Cd order.
TERMS One fourth cash balance on credit
Of four eight, and twelve months, interest added,
and secured by q trust deed
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR SON
nol!5t Auctionears.
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BY Pilkinton, Pulliam & Co.,
Auctloneers and Commission Merchants,
No. u Pearl street.

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE, ON
Y MAIN STREET IN MANCHESTER, FOR
SALE.-By virtue OF deed Of trust executed by
SeAton y. Fariss In His lifetime. ard recorded
in Chesterfield Comfy Court clerks office, shat!
sell ut public auction on the premises, cell ain
HOUSE AND L0r situated on ain street in the
town OF Manchester, at O'Clock 2 VI. on
TUESDAY the Goth day of November, 1867 This
valuable property is situated on Main near lie n
street. and fronts on the former street twentyt two
feet, with two story framed bcilding thereon In
good state OF preservation. This property being
sold under deed OF trust, the sale viii bs with
ont reserve for one. third cash. the balance pay
able in six and twelve months, ioter-st addsd from
day ofsa!s for negotiable notes satisfactorily en-
dorsed, and title retained until last note Is paid.
40 '"N'' ~ 's'' pBESJANiS Il. NASH.
The sale to be conducted by PuKISroS, PrL-
LIAM 4 Co, auctioueers.
At the same tine we will sell desirable LOT
In Marks addition to Manchester, belonging to
The estate OF William Walker, deceased. no i3-tds
EOE SALE AT AUCTION, sATUR-
L DAY, November 10, 1857 AZ O'Clock P H. +,
the entire STOCK and FIXTURES of the drug
store recently occupied by pr. a. 5. McRae, HaTl
street opposite % market house, consisting Of
DaUGS,
MEDICINES
SHOWCASES,
SHOW BOTTLES,
and complete set of
LABELLED DRAWERS and B9TTLES:
.ALEXANDEk ASHER.
ByT. NJ LOGAN, attorney. oli-st
DUBLIC SALE.-Will be sold at
i "The Willows" the late residence OF c. H.
Rodes, deceased, in Chesterfield 1unty, on T U ES-
DAY ha 10Th instant II fair, II not, thu next fair
day thereafter, all the HORSES, MULES HOUSE
HOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE, FARMING
IMPLEMkSTS, CROPS, sc
TERMS Made known on day OF sale.
4. H. PERKINS
d. NJ. DXEWRY
Administrators.
November II, 1887. no lj-tds
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BY Thomas D. Neal, Auctioneer,

TERMS: Cash VIRGINIA H KENNEDY,
| Administrative Of Andrew B. Kennedy and job
h Drumhaller. no II
By Thomas d. Neal Auctioneer,
70. IS Main street, between Fourteenth and
Fifteenth streets.
T Will SELL AT MY STORE OF
/ SATURDAY MORNING, November 18th. com
H's'li spiendid ROSEWOOD mARyLE.Top CA
splendid o2FICs DEsK-oak,
CANS and olher CHh AIRS,
sauGK MATTgESSSS-sntirey new,
3 ti-rcas HAMS,
10, coo ClGARS very hns.
ALSO,
cases CENTS BOOTS,
10 cases LADIES' and MISSES SHOES,
CLOTHS,
CAsSiMGRES,
DR2>S GOODS,
BLEACHGD and BROWN COTTONS,
kEADY-IADE CLOTHING,
UTE 14S,'
GLASSWARE,
NOTIONS, &c.
no Is I'd. NEAf, Auctioneer.
DUBLIC SALE or HORSES, CAT
L TIE, MULES. SHEEP. EGGS, CONN. FoD
DER, oars, SAUCks, HAY, WAGOaS: CARTS
SGry gTsSShS hND EH HSTSEso6 Il
~
COAL aILL" AND GRIsT aILL.-As execu.
tors Of William A. reitrick. deceased, we will or
Friday the 22d day OF November, 1867, II fair, II
not the next fair day rent for the year 1893 por.
ton OF the FARM in Aenr!co known a. " Goa
Hill " the former residence of tn said william \.
Deitrick, about fourtee en- miles from Richmond. It
viii embrace the IMPROVEMENTS consisting Of a
lar.e DWELLING. HOUSE in good repair, with
GOOD :5t tI' GsRDEs and line oRCRAR0 The mill ia
we'll situated sfor custom At tho same time we
VIII sell come valuable
HrRSES, MULES, COWS,
Several FAT OMEN,
FLOODED SHEEP,
Fat HOGS,
WAGONS, CtRTg. aud
FAPMlEG UTENSILS;
HOUSEHOLD and kIT:uEN FURllTURE,
COET. FODDER, OATS,
SHUCkS. HAY &c.
TERM- SIX months credit fnr All sums over
thirty dollars, purchasers executing bonds with
approved security forall sums under tn at amount
cash wi! be r.dTired
william A. & J. l.. DIETRICH.
no lost Executors.
D., po,r,,,, :, s,ro,c,, .rc;o,acra
~ 70 vo,,r.,,,t s,r,o, ho,,raon Moi, ard cary
NO l. '''''., oe'" eei' "''i ''''o
.Dt~r c,rrsocrrr c.Jrr ryo
! hi-ob+ ~ - LD"ob 90 W y
a VIII 0iisr Tor safe AZ our anttinn, rooms on
~ h>DAl Inc I't' instant, III ~ cloCht ~ itLh'
assortment OF foreign and domestic DRY uooDs,
&c, consisting Of , ,
Manchester IA anu BROWH sdEEIlNu ana
SHlhTlSG, ~
Social Mills BLEACnED SHEETlhG and
SdIRFl*G,
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b. James NJ. Taylor Son, Auctionoors,.
pMcu 20. SCI Main street. three doors DaioS
Spotswood Hotel.
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NEW EOGnS.
X rs'rES Llpp. The tory of a boys von,urs.
TYNnArL ON SOUNDS. $50.
C.,mLL's EZ KEEL and DANlEE. $2.:5
AeSDLo'S NEW uEM>. Sits.
MADAME StNATClliNk'e LIFE AID LET
Tti.S. Sl.75.
KsTHAXINA. By iceland $3.50.
THE CONDENSED HnNELS By Harte. $3.50
FOUR OAKS Ey 'rhrope. 81 IS.
WInUW sPRlGGlNS. by author Widow Bedot
Papers. - 49,
NAPOLEON By Mrs Muhlbach. SEQ.
MARIE ANT0It ETTE. BY Mrs. MGulDach 81.
BUbWER NOVELS. each, 81
UIGEESs'S NOVELS, each, 81 50.
COMETE UP As FLOWER. 81 cents.
For gale by A. Fl. CHElSTI.S & CO.,
nos s!i Main street.
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ltGPTI&G PRESSES, co YIN g
- Books and al materials nse,i In copying let
t.rs Inks of all kinds Gold Pens, Steel Pens.
anl Quilts Inkstands in great Tariety.,some new
styles Letter Paper, Fooiscap Paper. Commercial
most every kind Fine Pocket Knives, from Jo
ssph Rodgers & Sons; Fine Pocket. Books and
Bankers Gases Bill Files; Letter Clips Blank
Book. OF every description.
Having Book Bindery and Blank Book Manu-
factory the subscribers prepared 10 bind books
sired WOJDaGCSE & P3RHsM,
nc 30 1905 Main street.
NEW LAW BDGkS.-RANDOLP
~ SENGLISE, 1920 Main street, receive all the
new books OF value, and offer at low prices large
stock of NEW and OLD SfANDAED LAW.
Lice and James on Bankruptcy, and complete
aSso:tnen. Of Forms.
Une sci Of the reports, and al the scarce Vir-
S!nia Books.
OLD Books bought or tasen In angs Tor new
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LORD ! liAl IhoRNISt.
Or. w Ii. Uopson preached TO al full house,
notwithstanding it rained all day alter
which, the Lord $ Supper was administered.
After iuicrmssion, Elder X. T. Henley
breach 4 funeral discourse, occasioned ~
IN, death OF Mr. AGREE, for many years IN
elder of Jerusalem church.
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On motion, IL was determined 10 80 lhto
election of permanent officers.
Whcrcupon Elder X. Y. Henley was elected
chairman, w. IL. Clemmitt secretary, ana
JAMES J.. Maury treasurer.
On motion, 4 committee was appointed 10
report permanent order OF business: Com
m;,ee: DR. w. II. Hopson, II. J.. Taylor,
and John H. Taliaferro, whose report was
subsequently received and adopted
The delegates present representing their
several churches subscribed the amount OF
800 10 support general evangelist, and
pledged themselves to increase IL to $3.50 If
needed
The Chairman appointed rs the Board OF
Evangelization Or w. II. Hopson, John g.
Parrish, and John Tyler, located 1T Rich
'nond 49, Et17 ivARt
Adjourned to hear discourse from DR.. W
II Hopson
THREE O'CLOCK p. NJ.
Meeting opened with prayer and singing.
BY request OF some of the delegates, IN
effort was made on behalf of the proposed en-
,erprlse of publishing paper. Twelve
handed in lists amounting TO 300 subscribers,
and they We're assured by those having the
matter in hand that the paper would be issued
about the lst of January, 10 be called the
Christian Examiner, and TO be edited by Or. W.
H. Hopcou ami Elder John G. Parrish.
On motion, il was
ReSolcei, That the several churches in this
Go. operation who enjoy stated and regular
preaching be requested to assist the weak ana
feeble churches and destitute neighborhoods
by suuplyiny them occasionally with preach
my from their own pulpits.
This resolution elected remarks from seve-
raj delegates, and The best Christian spirit
was NANTES ted, and much zeal inspired by
the anticipation of joyful seasons and inter
cours. with brethren from different sections,
aud in the building up the waste places III
IloH
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SATURDAY, November 9, 1867, To- NJ.
meeting called 10 order by Chairman. Sing
ing and prayer.
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auction Sales.
FUTURE DAY.

Nv Grnbbs Williams, Auconeers,
corner OF Main and Eleventh streets.
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JOHN s. COOKE, I. g
COMMISSIONER 0Fyfcr,
GIOTIE.TEE C,rvr.

NIRGI&jA.-At kulcS held in Tho
Clerks Office OF the court OF tho c,u1ty M
Accomac on ths bTst Monday in October y
1901, me same being the se-enth dag 81 ths sa,I
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Terms ',i' liberal, ana made known on Tho day q

Ny rephsw, WILLIAM II. CosBY, Ivy bepo.
post Office, Is fully authorized 10 conduct aa"OoVs
sale for mo JOIN G. II RHIe.
nos u. 20, % and % SOW Tsyor-yl.lo-
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Further Remarks OIL Hop Culture Directions
for Planting. Manuring, Cultivation, NC
Care 10 he taken Of the Poles Tobacco and
Cotton Plantcrs Invited 10 make the ENperi-
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ctr Of RicIm0Hi, ID lDil
". +. Johnson, Z general partner I'm the limilei
partnership above mentioned, being by mo dut!
sworn, made oath that tn. sum OF tnre" thoustht
dollars contributed by Charles rh!Ips, spse!at
partner. hath been by him actually pad N Gosh.
Given under my hand this ?3i day o. tcyobe: I'''.
X. r. hUWisOS, notary Pabtt.
oe 2!-ThGw kica!aouG, W
The Portland daily press., 1867-08-31
state Items.

In the Supreme Judicial Court for sao,.
dahoc County ON Thursday, Judge Barrows
presiding, the Bowdoinham bank robbers were
brought in, and each sentenced to fifteen years
at hard labor in the State Prison. ar,' ,-
The Bath Times learns that the wife of Ell
bridge Hatch, of Bowdoinham, attempted to
commit suicide, Tuesday last, by cutting her
throat with knife. Depression of spirits is
gwen as the cause. She will probably recov-
er. ~ h.tf.t.tHts s-.t
81 line Oxford Democrat h ears it estimated
tnat during the freshct week before last, one
hundred tons of hay went down ROYALS river
in Yarmouth, and was washed out to sea-
The first annual Exhibition of the pano.,-
scot Central Agricultural Society will be held
at their Fair Grounds, Bacon's Park, Charles
ton, Me-, Wednesday and Thursday, Sept 18th
and 10Th. The Society awards premiums TO
animals or articles from any part Of this State,
or from any other New England State.
"A correspondent of the Star says the house
OF Y. Y. Totman, of Kendalps Mills, was en-
@red On Tuesday night last, and his pants
stoien' IN which was his wallet containing
S2O0 and note for 81 800. A Frenehman
named Thomas Banco was arrested for the
thief, and he has been fully committed to Nor
rldgewock jail to await his trial at the Septem-
Der term of the Supreme Court.
The Piscataquis Observer says: "We are
sorry to state it, but nevertheless true that the
potato crop in this county is very much Affect
ed with rot. We would advise farmers and
oshers TO dig their potatoes as early as the Goth
VI Sept am them well in the sun before
they are We collar"
The Portland daily press., 1867-08-31
and vicinity .
Religious No,ices.

SECOND UNIvERsALIsT CHURCH. Rev. zenas
thompson, Of West Waterville, will rreaeh in the
second unlyersallst Church, on Congress, near LO-
Gust street, tomorrow. - ~ -
!, CENTRAL CHURoH.-There will be reaching at
the Central Church Tomorrow at the usual hours
STATE STREET CHURcH-Rev. H. s. Carnenter.
OF Brooklyn, N. will preach at State street Church
tomorrow, morning and evening" lit ..l1lt'. n -
n BETHEL CHURCH-The Bethel Church win he led
icated tomorrow evening, services commencinp at
O'Clock. Sabbath School Concert will be POSTPONED
one week. '.f'itt.ies sa5t l'a - r. P
ps SEGoTD Y, PcARIsa-By the courtesy Of the First
tomorrow at p. NJ. Sabbath School AT Willis'
School House at 101 A, NJ.
MoUNTFoRT ST. NJ. e. CHURcH-Seryices in this
church tomorrow Sunday all day at the usual hours
freacning IN the afternoon by the Rev. E. Martin.
interested are invited fffI77 flf1F = -
FIRST PARISH CHURcH-Rey, E. H. Chapin will
preach at the First Parish Church tomorrow morn
ing. Vesper services at y o'clock p NJ
SPIRITUAL. lAsSoCIATION.-Tempe Hail.
Children's Progressive Lyceum 1T i0I O'clock A. M
Conference meeting 3 O'Clock p. NJ
NEwBURY STREET CHURcH-There will be SER
day. at l0a A. M. and and u o'clock p NJ Preach
Ing by the pastor, DIR. Pennington. All are invited
HIGH STREET CHURCH.-Rey. VIM H. Fem will
preach at High Street Church tomorrow Prepare
tory lecture in Vestry this evening.
WEST CONGREGATIONAL CHuRcH - Rev. DR.
Smaller will preach at this Church Tomorrow (Sun-
day. aft ernocn.
UNITARIAN SERVICES AT GoRHAM-The Rev T.
l. Hewes viii preach at the Town Hall, in Gorham
IN sunday next. Services will comm ence at 10 A.
M, and p. M.
Rev. A.. u. WHEELER, d. D., will preach in the
Umversallsf Church at Saccarappa, at 2 O'Clock P
M an at South Whdham at Al O'Clock. -