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i, The JuLr SESSION or CossREss. Tho
following is tho resolution under which u
session Of congress IN July is provided
fort "a.
"Resolped, That the President Of the Sen.
mic aud the Speaker OF tho House Of Rep
resentatives are hereby directed to adjourn
their respective houses on Saturday, March
30, 1867. ut l2 O'Clock, meridian, to the first
Wednesday In July, 1867, at noon, when
the roll Of each house shall be imme-
diatcly called, and Immediately there.
after the presiding officer Of each house shall
cause the presiding officer Of tho other
house to be informed whether or not quo
rum of its body has appeared /; and there
upon, il a quorum Of tho two houses re-
sI,ec,ivcly shall not have appeared upon
such call Of the rolls, the President of tho
Senate and the Speaker OF the House of
Representatives shall Immediately adjourn
their respective houses without day."
It will be seen by the terms Of this rcsolu.
ton thu, everything depends upon tho at.
tendance at noon mex, Wednesday. liza
quorum is not then found to b. present,
there will DO no delay, no u,llourning from
time to time, bnt the presiding officers
'sl,all Immediately adjourn their respective
houses without delay" Tho prospect now
is that quorum will be considerably ex.
ceeded in both branches Of Congress, and
attention 10 tho matter in hund-a declam.
tory amendment Of the reconstruction acts
will DO promptly given. and that other
questions will 60 over to the regular session.
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Notice Of Foreclosure Of Mortgage.

WHEREAS, william Writ Piper. 81 Biddes<d.
on the 5th day OF December, A ID. 1850, by his
deed Of mortgage OF that date. by him subscribed.
conveyed 10 Z. W. Staples, OF said Biddeiord, tho
following described personal property. to vii
horse which have this day bought 81 ssid Sta
pies. Also. one tWo.whee. chAise and single
chaise harness, being the same chaise aud harness
now have In my possession :" all which 10 par
ticularly described and set forth the said mort
gage deed duly recorded In the Registry OF Deeds,
at the CITY Clerks In said Biddeford. In book ..
pc yes $50 aud 3si, 10 which reference 10 hereby
mortgage deed 10 broken, and the subscriber claims
foreclosure thereof and gives this notice for that
purpose agreeably to the statute In such case
made md provided. W. STABLES
Dated al Biddeford. this enty-fouth day OF
June, In the year OF our Lord ono thoufand eight
hundred and siIty.seven. 3wH
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psnsrnrsr Johnson in Bo.roS-Ti

PRhsrpEsr JOHNSON in BosroM-Tho
event Of tho season in this latitude WINS tho
Masonic celebration Of ST. Johns day In
Boston, and tho reception Of President
Johnson at 'the Hub" Ho arrived there
Saturday evening, in company with the
Sec. Of State Mr.. Seward, aud p. nj. Gen.
onl, Mr.. Randall, and high timo Of
speeches WINS held; he was given cordial
welcome, and the ceremonies arc highly
crcdi,able to tho citizens Of Boston. On
Sunday the President quietly visited Mt.
Auburn, and ON Monday he took part in the
Masonic celebration, and the dedication Of
the new Masonic Temple. .
President Johnson could not have had q
better opportunity for witnessing the peo.
pic Of New England, a section Of country
neither known or understood by many who
reside in distant portions Of our Republic.
They needed no eulogiurn! Orderly, In
telligent, well.dressed, and evidently 10
comfortable, If no, prosperous, circum.
stnnces, they bore witness to the intcllec,u.
al ability of the descendants Of the Puritans.
Free schools free discussion, and a wise
recognition Of the rights Of all her people,
had enabled the State to raise her citizens
so high in the scale Of intelligence that they
were enabled to bear the sevcrest test TO
which their civilization could bc subjected.
They successfully rcpressed their intense
disliko Of the man and his principles in ro-
ceiyipg the Chief Magistrate Of the United
Suites. .-.i,.,, g.I,,....' iii.
The visit Of tho President to Boston will
prove a part OF the history Of that city, and
Of Massachusetts. Vast crowds Of people
thronged the city from oil paris Of New
England, and il was un occasion long to be
remembered by all who witnessed the cere.
monies. The visit reflects credit upon the
Commonwealth Of Massachusetts. and par
ticularly upon the citizens Of us metropolis;
and we doubt not that the President returns
to the White House, with a better opinion
Of New England and It's people-wiih a
cleatcr itIea Of their intelligence, their
wealth, their enterprise, and their pros.
perity, +" w." ~ y , '', -, .,.. ,~'.
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A correspondent OF tho Bangor Wig
lcan,s Tia, tho, dwelling Of Mr.. George Z.
Crosa,y af Dead Rivsr settlement, was burnt
las, Friday morning, and two daughters
peiishod ia the flames, QUE asoi seven md
the Other four yess. The mother hasipg
tS,ilt Tire, went oat 10 milk tho COW, some
thirty rods from the house, md while milk
ms sl'scovcrcd the houss IN famss >, She
,alisyi UPON the heishbors near ", Who
,ua.l,, ever, -Srrioa passible. 10 save ,he
children, but wi,hoa, avail ,..H hur 800
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WHOLESOME RptA NJ ko'nr,f ring acceptable Ia
every body. Lotsii ~h' van, the bst msIer'ai
for its productios M. to ihrf grocer ior ryl,t
Salcratus, and ,akr No other. u always put
up In pound Paehasas -
One needs onlyt.iry u. virtues 10 lie convinced
OF the efficacy 10 J"hnsE's Anoiyne Lih'ncn'
No cure, no pay.
rhlet wind. hraisn sini. and roaring are
sometimes prodne-d ny hr"-ch''i' NJ eat ~ "
not cured, the di,ease may br greatly pailisirl
by administering shsridsnS Cavalry Condition
Powdera
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A Western paper states, that In a pas.
lcngcr train for Chicago, from the East. a
young' father and mother wcrc travelling
with a sick aud weary child. There were
also In The same car rhaifa.doxen coarse
fellows, who with their noise kept the child
awake, and crying. At last, one became
tired of tho little ones waiting, and exclaim-
Ell: Seems to me that young ono Is max.
jng too much noise won somebody nnrso
it?' The color flushed over the pale face
of the mother, Us sbp cruiingly replied: "lf
nursing will stop that mans noise, some.
body had better 'hurse hitn."-Thc man
sank into his coat collar, and that was the
last OF him. His companions. who greeted
tho rctort Of the mother with cheer, were
also silcnccd for tho remainder Of the
Journey To-, d.. Sea-, % '... .ts..,
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WArrrso ron A sorT, HLRrH-To show
how eagerly such positions o. may be eoi'-
sidered little 'nice," or 'srissoeratic are
soagh, aftsr an exchange mentions the
fac, tia, an owner ola prsss foundry in
New York advertised tho other day for q
book.keepcr. Tho advertisement appeared
in but one Of tho morning papers, and in
tho ensuing ,wen,y,four hours no received
fps k,.adT,d and s;gkty5ew lo,sos Of aRli-
cation for tho position. h This also Indicates
tina, large number, Of young men iP the
city arc ouior empRyment- % o,ui iul M
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Grxr us PnSrEss FAIR PLAr.-WShavs
sipiSOs' OF Advice which We wish 10 lhpsss
als'p'y; and ipallAlx spon, thu psblia @pind,
and that ~, to- eius The Psintofs fairrplsy.
Do not forgot lhat b sos>s sasnslhing topad
- we'll las 10 advertise, sndnnsvsr sponge
upon . prisssr 10 any way whatevwsl u u
tho peinter's Ink nat Make itsine-tshsAs OF
our fortunes: u takes money 70 buy ink,
tyDe and paper; and yet after all thA lew
are he thsnks ths .printers get. Give the
pFintsg fair plsy, !, and gi,e up All hopes Of
grutuitous ppfns; H. aDaniSl Wsbstsr ~
,'sixhty near 'riebti' Win he ,semsfked OF
the pres, s6usili b, thG bua Irsquire4 b. pat
rmiss s.aswspspef, amply rs~srded 10 is
patruu. Il oare not. Asw humble and nnpfs.
sssdipg Abe, easssAa which hs taksssit -
nsxs 10 impossbla 10, s,i' Rwithout pasting
into y sqasshipg 49, b worth ~ sshscsiP-
ton price," = sIiur1 gdi beu0cIb
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xMpoRrAhT 70 FEMaLEs.

The celebrated DIR. DOW continues to devote
his entire time 10 the treatment Of all diseases In
cidept TO the fsmais system. An experience OF
twenty.four years enables him TO guarantee speedy
and permanent relief In the worst cases Of Sup
preston and all other Menstrual DcrapErments
fton whatever cause. All letters for advice must
contain 81. Oflco No. Endicott street, Boston.
N. B.-Boarl furnished to those who wish TO 70
main under treatment.
Boston, Juno %, 1867. lryH
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Is Years Ago and Now.
.E' plrrgEN YEARS 400

H0STETTERS STOMACH BITTERS Was ftrug'
CLING into notice against tho prejudices which
everything new, however excellent, 10 doomed 70
encounter.
TODAY
II stands at the head OF all tho tonic and alternative
preparations In existence, LIS celebrity has
evoked mahy limitations but NO RIVALS. Physi
clans pronounce II the ONLY sAYE srIEULAEr that
has ever been introduced into The sick chamber.
In the Hospitals OF the Army and Navy. the sur.
geons hnd q tho very best tonic Cor cssvalesosns,
and report u aslnvslusble for sustaining the vyor
OF troops on the march, ~ remedy for scuryy
and ell scorbutc affections, and ss the only specific
fbr' seal sickness. California and Australia have
emphatically endorsed II a. tho MINERS MEDi.
GINS par excel lsnce, and In spanish America and
all the tropical climates II Ia considered the only
reliable antidots 10 epidemic iever
There 10 no mystery about the causes OF IL sue
cess. II 10 the only stomachIc and alternative IN
which are combined the grand requisites OF . mild.
pure and unvitiatsd vegetable stlmulant, with the
hnest selection Of tonic, anti-billous, suti-scor-
butte aperIent and depuratiyo herbs, plants, roots
and bsrks that have ever been intermixed IN
mediolual preparation. -,
II 10 also proper to state that the Filters arc cold
exclusively In glass, aud never, under any crcum'
stances, by the gallon OF the barrel. Impostors
and imitators are abroad, and tho only safeguard
the public has against them II 10 SEQ that the Bit
tors they buy bear the engraved label and note
or hand OF Messrt. liortetter Smith, and she
Government stamp over the cork VI the bottle. ~
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The AUBURN MuRpERERs,-Tho editor
Of tho Lewiston Journal had an interview
on Saturday with Verrill and Harris, whose
trial for the murder Of two women at An
burn, was commenced on Monday. Yer
rill expressed himself as very anxious to
have trial, rs he considered that ho had
been in jail four months for nothing. He
said that no punishment was bad enough
for the person who committed the murder,
and if he had done il he should deserve to
be shut up, and did not know as no should
want to live any longer. flo rests his de-.
fence upon an alleged nlibi. Harris, tho
negro whose confessions caused tho arrest
of Vorrill, spends most of his time in read.
Ing the Bible, and says no has not word
to rctract in regard to tho statements he
lias made about Verrill's connection with
the murder. Harris freely confesses his
own share In the murder. and says he shall
tell the whole truth when he Is placed up.
on the stand. The case is a very int"rcst-
ing one, for Harris stoutly affirnis that YER
rill committed the murder, while the latter
rs stouily denies that he had anything ut all
to do with il. 1 81 ,,r To7''.' 20"
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butchers had 10 sappiy thenseves q ~ nAtst ne
overflow q people ooogegatsd In Boston On Mcodsy has,
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Fishers Cough Drops.

A standard romedy tor COUGHS and cOSsUNIP-
TON, prepared by U. w. WAlllngford. grnndson
Kennebunk, Nc. Pr0priet0rsj q. u. GOODWIN 4
CO., % Hanover 81, Boston, N. x. Agents. 3m3
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81 For Sale!
BOOT & SHOE SHOP.

Located within $50 yards OF Kittery Navy Yard,
(Poresidsl Me-. 10 good boot and shoe business
rs can be found In York County we'll established
in cash businssa. Tho shop and all The hxinss
will be sold u wanted. Apply 10 A. A. Hayes Or
TO the subscriber on the premises.
ovZ JOS. q. CHAMBERS.
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Chance for Business /!

ARRANGEMENTS will bs made With . responsible
and reliable busIness man for the sale ~ TIE
GREAT AMERICAN TIA c0MPANYS TBAS,
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The Tess comprise ell the varieties, sd Gre OF
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WARREN'S COUGH BALSAM!
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,...r.. DIR. 8. 8. 'FITCH'S -
WEAMILY PHYSICIAN"

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MARKETS.
BiadsfGrd and ssoo Retail prioo Current.

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BIDDEFORD. Me-. JUNE 2s. 1867.

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StyIyIIERE eau get the incest photographs
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The Law Of Nev.pspevs,

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-15
SfiSC.s!:SrER ITEMS.

CONSERVATIVE MASS NEETISG.-At m early
hour SATURDAY, night the Town Hall was filled
TO its utmost capacity. James n. Clarke, Esq.
was called 10 the chair. and MesSrs. James a.
Gentry and X. ii. BcaZlcy request 10 act rs
secretaries.
The ubIrc, Of the meeting was briefly eX-
.ulaincd 10 the eiI-ct-ylZ., To appoint 4 vigil
lance committee 10 press the claims OF II" no.
Iniurr.-Mrssrs. McRa", Ab"lle, and Cosby.
The platform adopted by the recent ConTcn-
ton was read for the rAliIicttion OF III" meet
ing; hut on motion OF Dr.. y. ;. Mcllc II
was
E.>olrrd That whilst we, 4 portion Of the
citizens OF Manchester, assembled III mass
meeting declare our determination 10 support
with the utmost corGlalty the nominees OF
The recent Convention assemble in Tins place.
vet we deem ii due TO common honesty ana 10
Ia. best Interests Of the Conservative party 10
declare our unqualified dissent 10 ,he riut! re-
solution Of the platform adopted by The aiOrc-
said Convention.
The ninth resolution declares that IN" right
Of suffrage should b" prrp"tually secured 10
ali classes OF pcoplc-wAItr and cOlorcd.
The above resolution OF DR.. Mcl,a" was
warmly supported by Me>srs. Chirs, Gentry,
Clarke Mcltae, and others whilst the follow
ing gentlemen spoke IN opposition 10 II, ana
advocated the continuance OF the ninth feso-
luton in the platform Captain William l..
Cloptou and General Thomas VI. Logan.
Dr. Necklaces resolution was carried by 4
large majority.
Alta late hour the meeting adjourned.
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From Washington.

WA=HryGroy, October l4.-Dr. J. l.. Ives,
formerly Bishop OF North Carolina, Is dead.
H. was seventy one years OF age.
WAsuISGroy, October 1.-THE Treasury
Department has received advices OF the death
OF D. B. Bonfoe, recently suspended from The
colectorship Of the Fourth Texas district.
Judge L. ID. Evans. recently appointed col
lector al interim, will succeed him.
A number of prominent southern railroad
men are here seeking an extension OF the time
for payments due the Government for rolling
stock.
A special dispatch claims the election OF
Hayes Republican, in Ohio By 5000 majority
The internal revenue receipts 10 day were
So 900.
The Commissioner of Indian Affairs has adj
vices favorable TO peace with the Indians.
They will all be represented at the grand
council, and promise TO send out no more war
parties
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The Markets.

Ngw York, October l4-Cotton is dun ut
lsMc. Flour loc. better. Wheat l42c. lower.
Lard quiet. Coupons of lSt2, l2's. Virginia
IS, 4oh.. Gold, +i-s@44% Turpcntinr dull
at IL. Rosln quiet Fretghts advancing
New YORK, October H.-Cotton iirmcr
sales :, 800 bales NJ lsH@l9c. Flour trn"r
State, r9.254Sll25; southern, ilO.s54tl5
t. 30ltS2 %. Corn quict-lc. lower; mixed
western, 42c. oats quet-drcIned lc.; west
crn, sl;@4,2Hc. Mess pork steady at s22 -.
Lard heavy 1T l44Aas. Whisky generally
s37s Frc!shts decidedly irmer Stocks cx.
cited ana lover since last board. Money =
Gold, ~ u. Coupons, lo62, l24tl2 /. l>d4 =.
lo6I, o', new issue, ia. lo-io's, registered,
lvoa coupons lOUH. --3O's, second and third
series, "a. Tennessee ts, new Issue, GlE46l&.
BALTIMORE, October l4-Cotton duh and
nominal; mlddIing. lsc. Flour firm and quiet
Wheat closed advancing; red, - 50. Corn
firm; white i>4iac.; yellow, 424ijc. mixed
4l444c. Oats firm ~ s,ll7i Rye duh
prime, tjc. Provisions quiet and steady.
CrxcISSATI, October l4.-Flour is quiet and
firm; superine, tl2Mfl2 %. Corn steady 1T
sl.o5. Whiskey-Fair demand irregular sales
Mess pork dull ~ S23 little Offering. BACON
unchanged; no demand worthy OF note
shoulders, liSC.; clear sides, lSi.c. Lard duh
and lower.
ST. Lorls, October l4.-Flour firm super
fine, 474G$7.72. Corn, Sl.Oy0fl. 10. Provisions
very dun. Mess pork. 50. Bacon-Shouldrrs,
l4@c clear sides, le1ic. Lard, l44l4Ac.
Whskey nominal.
WlLAlSGToy. n. c., October l4-Spirits
turpentne quiet At IS &c. Ros!n quiet; sales
OF strained common ~ - 80 No. >, s3.3.H
pale, s4.7j Hay, soc.
CHARLESTON, 5. c.. October li.-Cotton-
Good demand advanced nc: sales OF 300
bales mtdlins ~ 4i6}4c. receipts, Loco
bales.
SAVANNAH, October l.-Cotton active and
advancing sales ZOO bales mlddlns IL 1914
ale; receipts, 700 bales.
ArarsTA, Ga, October l4.-Cotton iirmer
sales S4S bales middling IL lj3ac. receipts,
100 bales.
NOBLE, October l4.-Cottor-Goo God demand );
sales, ], 800 bales receipts, l,02l bales closed
firm mddling, l68ltEc.
New ORLEANS, October II -Co,,on-Sales,
900 bales fair demand; prices sitter low
middling, T&; receipts, l,737; exports, 247
Flour-Better feeling superilne 80 ~. Corn
quiet and steadier, white 81 10. Oats, 75c.
Pork dull and nominal, $500. Bacon steady
and firm shoulders, ljjt clear sides, 1914 !;
sugar cured hams, 27n@s2S Gall Iobbing
rates. Lard quiet but firm tierces. 4's4l5 !;
kegs, Ii. Sugar and molusses-No Louisiana
in first hands. Gold, IA. Sterling weak 1T
j6@3s; sight, I premium