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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-10-21

4 GENTS WANTED-$1O to $40 a day, to intro
- duce our new patent STAR SHUTTLE SEW
ING MACHINE. Price $40. 1t uses two threads,
priced machines make the Chain Stitch Exclusive
territory gwen. Send for Circular. W. G. WILSON
~Co MANUFACTURERS, CLEVELAND, Ohio. au13d3m
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Cincinnati Market.

By Telegraph CINCINNATI, June IA.
! FLOUR Unclaimed and quiet; Winter
Family at sl2 z59I3 so; Fancy at slf COG
Is co. ~ ~
WHEAT-Unchanged. No. Winter at
81 40. 91 - p
OoRN-In good demand and prices 1Oc
higher: closing at SOC for No. l, in bulk,
and 90c In sacks. HA
OATS Steady. at CSC for No. Lin bulk.
RYE-Dull at 81 80. = 80, 49,
eoTToN -Unchanged; middlIng at 24c.
wHrsKY-Steady at Soc in bond
4 MESS PoRR-Dul and prices nominal al.
S2l 50(I2I 70 no demand.
BULK MEATS DUH and no. change;
shoulders TIC, and sides S54ial0c.r
BACoN--Steady. at 8, IL, lls4@l21sc for
shoulders, sides. clear rib and clear sides;
15lS6alec for SUI IT cured hams.
LARD-in demand at lie, but is held al u
to &c higher; second class city brands
have been bought to the extent of 400
tierces last evening and to-day at lie;
butchers sold at lie. and head and gut l0i4c.
n BUTrER-Dall, at l4al7e.
b CHEESE 3@la14, and with light de-
mand. ~4gs. fas sxafs7 ssIss ssFotEE
SUGAR -Firmer and prices, l9t4c for re-
fined and 3714c for good, buying.
r. RECEIPTS --4625 bushels of corn; 2}S
bales cotton; COG barrels of fioilr; 90
Bushels rye; l.S67 bushels of wheat; and
SHIpMENTs-g.OoO bushels corn; lis bales
cotton; 429 barrels of -four; 55 hhds. and
2i8 tierces bacon; $50 bushels rye; l,7z2 do.
of wheat; and 333 bbls. whisky =
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st. Louis Market.

By TelegraphI fa ST. LOUIS, June H.
ToBAcco-Of Offerings large, but the mar
ket firm.
CoTToN--Dull, at 23c for middlings.
HEMP--Steady: 81 209l IS for undressed.
and g 70@2 rs for dressed.
49, FLoUR-Firmer, but business small !;
single extra 30 75@1O. 90; double extra $40 80
q I3 90; choice and fancy SI4 00@16 90.
WHEAT-Demand very limited; choice
Fall 81 80; nothing done in Spring.
CoRN-Very firm, especially for better
grades, and prices a shade CHER, ranging
at S4c g
OATS-At 70@73c.
PRovIsIoNS--Very duh, and but little do
ing; Pork heavy, at So 90 with buyers at
the close; Bacon firmer and unchanged;
Lard. l31ac for keg.
WHIsKY--Duil, at 50 00I2 05.
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!. Fbro other River. items see Seventh Page.


PITrsBuRe, June I4.--weather clear. and
very warm; river falling slowly; 3 feet y
inches no arrivals or departures
en- Inches with Is feet 10 Inches in the
channel; weather clear: theTmom ter $50.
Z The Temperature after the rain We sterday
was much lower than in the morn ng. the
mercury having fallen from SOC to- so-.........
The additional arrivals and dep .rtures
were the Ella Faber. clarksvfile 10, cyans-.
vie; Maynqwer, to Cairo; silver spray,
New Orleans to Cincinnati; Harry DEAN
oincfn mari to Memphis; champion, Gin
cinnatito ~. Louis..>s.-The Silver Spray
had asgood trip. .@.....T The Harry Dean and
Champion were loaded to the guards.
The Ella Faber had rs hhds. tobacco and
considerable other freight........The May
flower was full of people out, but had a
moderate freight list. .ssslThe st. CHARLES
had not arrived at IL O'Clock last wight
She will be found no doubt at the wharf
this morning, and will leave to-day .........
The Ella F.tber returns to the Cumberland
to-day .--.--.-. The w me- w bite Is annoan eed
to go to SpoltsyiIie this morning at ~
O'Clock, on picnic excursion. She had
not arrived at a late hour last night, and
her detention was unaccountable ..-...-......
The Mary Swan not being able to get her
freight aboard last night, lies over until to-
day, and will positively leave at 5. O'Clock
this evening. She is a. good boat, with
obliging and courteous officers, and shot Id
be literally patronizesi by our mercila hts.
and shippers.---.The st. Charles. did not
leave Louisville until last evening" I'll is
mighty hard work to get Toad there. 49,.
A boat, supposed to be the VIM. White,
arrived just b, fore midnight. -
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Louisville Market.

BY Telegraph 4 LoUISvILLE, June ii.
ToBAoCo-Active; sales of 400 hogsheads'
of Tugs at s. 75@5 90; medium leaf, s. GOA
IA 90; cutting leaf, ga so. faiiR .afstF.s+sa
,FLoUR-Superftne, 50 IS. e. sss sW ia5f
- WHEAT-Nomlna $50 r. E5is t5t &
FCoRN-Inl bulk. shelled, S7I973c. 5000 s
4 OATS-In bulk, 64G6& fpfs 7l1sst .0nf =
q RIO CONSERVATIVE at 23@26c. ~ Ee.3
4 ASUGAR-Refined advanced &c. I'll lfsa5 z
MESS PoRK-Dullat 50 90. ,sFssz 75.tl 8
BACoN-Shoulders, 914c packed; clear
sides, 125sc. EssaaF = s%tAe s =
r LARD f2e4c. isA 81 =
sWHIsKY-Raw, free, &c. q Esei -ats@
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MONETARTi& COMMERCIAL
sa EE%sg3S T&MESf III 10 Eftsss
New York MARKET


BY Telegraph NEW YORK, ) une Il.
coTroN-Firm. Sales of 2,oos bales up
FLoUR-Receipts Il, Alb bbIs. Market dull
and heavy and 10@15c lower. Sales of
4 300 bbis at 8. 5ogs 20 for super1ine State
Ohio sm soaIs % Tor S trade a. prands eli 5og
Winter do. California Hour lower at 81.
~ ~ and sl5 q. Rye Hour heavy Sales or
WHIsKY-Quiet at CSC for Western brand.
MHEAT-Heavy and 394c lower. Sales
mon, at g 2oa2 25 The remainder on
p. ivate terms. White California on pri-
vate terms, and including 5000 bushels
= 1RYE-N0minal at 81 80.
BAELsY-Duil; sales 800 bushels; Can
CoRN-Receipts 1870 bushels: market
better, and closing dull at inside prices,
shippers refusing to operate IN consequence
vance asked in rates; sales 5000 bushels;
81 I0@I ID for new mixed Western. and
closing az inside prices; 81 l5@l u for old
mixed Western u II for old and new do.
oATs-Receipts ao,a6 bushels; i@2c bet
ter, with some speculative inquiry sales
s FOR states for c 1Sl
RIcE-DulI. - - s.ss
9 sUGAk-Fir1n; sales 800 barrels Cuba
lios4glls4c. and ! $50 boxes Of Havana at
M0LASSES--Qui6t, ST. CrO1x at Ole. y p
cras sd asa aha 9 b O. aoc ''f
sPoEK-Lower: sales. $3.50 barrels at Szl.aia
e @ soa od s ao s. @
prime; and s2f v5for prime raesss --
: BEEF-Firmer: sales, l7e barrels at pre-
yious prices Beef hams, quiet; sales, lbs
Z BacoS1ouiet: sales, 4s5 boxes at Io1zc for
Cumberland cut ll11c for short ribbed;
114c for long ribbed and H1zc for long
clear
= TCUr MEATs-DulI; q 100 PACKAGES at SIG
Toe Tor shoulders; 12@l3szc for hams. =
LARD-QuIet and Arm; sales. $50 barrels
at l2l6(aI3c for w; and small lots at 1890.
4 BuTTER-- U Unchanged closed dull at 7@fec
j FREIGHTs TO LIVERPOOL Decidedly
higher; I30 600 bushels of corn per steamer,
S14; next week new will be held at SID. =.
zsss ell hATEsT-5 p. NJ. asss4s + ss, se-s
r FLoUR-Lower on common and medium
: WHEAT-salesof No. Spring at " 25@
z 81. .~Ef&EG .xssHtsA4 fsss ast8stAFts'# ~.
RYE Dull, with sales at sl5s@l IS for.
i lBARLEY--N ominany dull. sfse5 = =
aaOATs-6teady at 72@74c for western; and
636s4c for Ohio ~ 80 = 5
'EonsDDuii and dropping. shippers re-
western at 81 oe9i os1sse:: buyers ofisr 81 o7@
PoRK-Lower: sales Of LOO bbls at s2l 90
cash; closing with sellers At s2l o. cash, and
BEEF Quiet, with ,no decided change.
Cur MEATS-steady. ". - LII ss.l.,sg Do
,BAcoN-lO1s for Cumberland; ils4@i
io L sie STEADY sales At i2zc for fair to-
prime steam, and lag ls1sc for kettle rem.
dered. s1@se !
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New York Dry Goods Market.
BY Telegraph
New YoRK, June IA.

BY Telegraph NEW YORK, June IA.
DRY GooDs-Market quiet; no particu-
lar change in prices; IL. common goods,
A brown sheetin 6 bring slsc;s Pepperill Il,
fine, f71ac; Indian Orchard a and N, 171zc;
Atlantic Z, f6c do, N Io5sc; Pepperili Q,
slairtings, 2sc White Rock, use; Isorresdale,
zoe; Iangdon, lie; Waltham X.NTc: Great
FAILS and Washingo0n. l31se; Barnsley,
thuen A A 40c; Eagle Al, 271zc; and Swift
River, lie; Amoskeas Demins command
Fremont, tec. Prints, no Quotable change.
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To THE AFFLICrED.-I have been Axs MgA-
hicted woman for nearly year. fFanMaMME
growing of n DropsicaI Tumor in EE AmN-
domen, and diffusing itself throEsanmmwF
whole SYSTEM Myxphysfcians estkn&Aa3G
the turnor to contain two gallons OF sH1Ara.
the knife. / came TO DIR. Persons iM8&6ms
condi Ion and In little over two Snans&i
was entirely relieved and my system ssssr-
covered Its normal condition. Sepzmn@mgE
years ago had a milk leg which inGzmnanMt
and Inattered; the doctors iacerate Cd Hs amkM
IL has been stiff I'm the ANGLE ever sinfasssMsis
the least movement In the joint. sZkz@ aamS
wear a CORK heel OF four inches or WA4psnmi
tfptoe; the Doctor cured this In s1au@Gs
treatments, and now / can walk on M-Rmx
well as the other. 1 know no dffamnammI.
Who can my family and friends hEsxM@
for this but DIR. Persons7
Mrs. GEO (sE RAIGHME&E
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af-o = gsr4 ALBION, Iowa, Nov. 20, 1866.
DR.. PEE SoNs-My life having been saved,
as II believe, through your Treatment, 4
deem IL my duty to state the facts. Before
Imet with you, had come TO the conclu-
sion that must soon leave this world. as
tbedpctors had already informed rae that
4 was lalmGYta gone with consumption.
Ieft hike - new being, have been gain ing
eyer sinee, and now feel THAI uay health IS
fully restored. In regard TO Your Other
patients In a fDfon, it would do your heart
good 20 hear them tell their own. story.
Miss Armstrong. VINO The doctors said " as
IA the Hast stages of consumption, you
cured with two Treatments, and is now in
good health-E Mr.. b. q. Phillips, whom
you treated for diseased kidneys and spi-
into the harvest field and worked all day,
and felt well, not experiencing any pain,
and he has not felt any of IL since. Mrs.
Henry Bash, the ladyIwho had a large
fatty tumor over her stomach, larger than
a pint bowl, with dropsy OF the abdomen,
says DIR. Persons has cured her, or so nearly
that she thinks she will soon be .entireIy
well. Miss Hannah Hays, who had walked
with crutches for thirty years and gener-
ally diseased, has been helped SO mnch by
your treatment that she can now walk
she has for years. l. know II you would
return to. Marshalltown, you would be
crowded all the time, for so many are say
ing. If they knew as much OF Dr. Persons
as they now do, they would not cali him
hum bug as they had. T.. t
Hoping that you may live long in the
service of healing the sick and doing good,
1 am, with gratitude, e.sls.r f.ngfaf 10
7 Yours very truly, E, J. REEsON.
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Chicago Market.

By Telegraph CHICAGO, June IA.
FLoUR-Flat and Csc lower; Spring ex-
tras $40 25(9u rs.
WHEAT-Openedl strong and advanced
10c but fell back &c and closed dull at 81 So
for. No. 2; sales of No. Lat 81 o. *rl
sales Of No at 81 s491 $50 and closed tame
at 81 8591 $50. r,.,'res..ss 8 ..zsss sas. AZ
OATs-Moderateiy active at 57@5s1ac To-
No. go. ~ ~ 800. =k7ss'
9RxEMore active ana &c higher: 81 log
IL for No. l.
- BARLEY-Dull and nominal.
PRoyISIONS-Dull and unchanged. E4i
BEEF CATTLE-Steady at s. Z599 50 for
fair to extra shipping steers @@s'A
: Ho6s-ModerateIy active at s. 90@6 40for
fair to extra smooth. IL sgAss - Asfa
q. Systematically at "a 00@4 80 per loo for
fat sheep. 49, F-ss 4egz.sf $3.50 sss
RECEIPTS 500 barrels -four; go bus h els
wheat; 1854 900 bushels corn; $4,000 bushels
oats and 2, 400 hogs.
SHIPMENTs-2,600 barrles flour A 900 BUSH
els wheat; l47.000 bushels corn and 700
bushels oats. szla }seasc fsszse
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time. The limb and one side pszxzxHE
atrophied, having to drag her aazeezAx
mouse In chair and watch her niF6nmm@aM
day, tearing locxJaw. Her whole s,ez2mars
by many Of the le adink physitasgsslsa wi Shasa
country, at aFlarHe Expense, and u4zH 1GaBn
She could never be cured. In .lt8E @wms-
about twenty minutes the Doctor kxk Am1r-
walking, and she now walks withrRTnalA4-
and wholly relieved from any dkEnAGqEss
Doctor for the prompt and great relsAfaMM
given by him, in which my dazaaMmkE:
joins. n MART "A A EGLEST9M
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! The wife of am odd school Fhysar&zss,
Tuscaloosa, Alabama, paralysed sarMunr
years, unable to walk, being ~zr&amNer
helpless, made 70 walk in fifteen nasxaaamz.
ST. LOUIS HOTEL, "a
New Orleans, La, A Drill "a, MRhX
DIR. PERsoSs-I have suffered frozs xrHrnusR
weakness and prolapsus for four .lwxmAsN
During The two first years could yEMmM1r
walk a hundred ards with difficulezg mkbxf
felt great fatigue from any exertion- -SAeMT--
ing the last two years have been ezfhnaTy
unable to walk or sit up. The diseasaAaaEa
been steadily progressing, until II ahnMmmme
almost entirely paralyzed, being uEGsssaanEs
take step, or sew, or even TO wr1@B.mWyr
own name. I could not talk cont naaaasisry
or read aloud. after the first treatxssEHM&
fifteen minutes, 1 walked across the emwmm1
three times. After the second, puxnaMA~
hfty yards; and ON tire fourth day ~@A&AaN
dow nIstairs; and ON the fifUhs day awsllmnaa
a mile Ifthink the wealrness entfrear asa--
moved from my back anitTthe old ~6As&nM.
OF wears Ness nentfrtiyr gone. q Tire tSxanB.-
meut IN PLEASANT and certainly very eaxsn4-
i've. 1 consider nay cure as per}eSbNmsaE
most w Oslderful. ~ hsmd1oW--A a
Yours truly,n An ME J9 CDCHRAMEE.
. lfflHwifeAof w! A.CocHrane, NJ A.,
IRIS As.rwa
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/, NEW or NJ q Marehs. lse

Ills eertffies thai, having been afflicted
with Bronchitis ior eleven months past,
L have been entirely relieved and cnred OF
AL the perplexing ~ ptouls and effects OF
this distressing disease by DIR. Persons, the
Great Magnetic Physician, who is now
stopping at the st. Louis Hotel, Parlor is,
in this clty- can now use my voice as
Wei as 1 could for years before being
& i[Signedl ia VINCENT SCHNEIDER,
49,. s..s,f-,g..-..f., IS5 Circus Street.
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Brick House for Sale at Auction.

- es4.saag Eaa MAY Nth, 1861 /.
rvHE con MON COUNCIL OF THE
u CiLysof Eyanse VIII " IL sell at bile
sale, at O'Clock, on Saturday, the 18th
day OF June next, upon the premises, a.
brick house, recently purchased of z. Mill
before the. first day Of August next. -
Terms made known. on. day OF. sale. stsf
BY order of the Council lJslaI Eslt5 sna
= slLSfs-s taII{ "A. M. McGRIFF, Clerk.
rnay2S . IUnfon copy1f =
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" Hartman, VIII o left Mt. Vernon sew
erai years since. or of his sons, Christian,
Charles, or Hartman. He was brewer at
Mt. Vernon. Information of his present
whereabouts WITH be suitably rewarded. If
left at the Journal office. He was last
heard Of at Pine Bluff, Arkansas.
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-sA - ROCK I-LAND, Ill, Nov. Is 1865.
DIR. PERSONS - Dear Sir:i Having been
under your care for, "a time past. 1t affords
me great pleasure to state my case. For.
the past four and O half years 4 have been
the womb and kidneys with prolapsus;
also spinal Affection and general prostra-
stion of the NERVOUS system. 0Coffld not
of bed for two years. After the second
treatment by The Doctor could walk and
riue ont with base and comfort. Lam i'm
proving rap Idly. aud receiving man con-
OSCILLATIONS from my friends upon my
speedy recc YefyI0 Would nd wise all Athlete
ed to go TO Or. Persons and get healed He
performs cures daily that VIII convince
the mosti skepticaf that he possesses the
power TO accomplish al he advertises. =.
lifoT f9D y MRS ELIZA C.1SALPAUGH.
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European Markets.

So e1 European Markets.
80 LONDON, June H--Noon.
SToCKs-Atlantic and Great Western
consolidated shares closed at 25sz.
SA y slssI FRANKFORT, June live. +
u. 8. Bonds, tn. 81
3sijEe0 rC3gauANrwERr.J June IA. -
PErRoLEUM-Duli and declining; stand
ard white, 39f 75c. q - .@-sfaz's -se
LONDON, June l4-Noon. 7
Markets unchanged. ~ s, t...sf5ss "a
! - s&t4 .l.fxt LIVERPOOL, June I4-Eve. !
CoTToN-Ffrm and unchanged. II.
CoRN-Advancedt to 37s Sd. - ha
a PRoyIszoxs-d chaneed.a u e " IL.
------------ -. LONDON, June l4-2P. NJ.
sBexpsEU. -, 7s1x4 ERsmaihder- un-
changed. sas
LIVERPOOL, June l4--2.P. NJ
CcIruN- Unchanged. fzA4zGtH Zsi
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"a IUnion copy.1

rOR sAIE-NANsEMON and BER-
= fMuDA SWEET POTATO PLANTS.
/ am the Agent of Tenbrook, Pierce q Co.
for their celebrated Sweet Potato Plants,
and am raising them on shares, one mile
Orders sent to- me, or left with Cook &
Healey sorTW. a. fullerton, will receive
prompt attention, and will be filled with
plants fresh from the bed. 4s{s@ stktif. sfs
nay22 dim 5 . 71Iss@1f1s WILL. HI. WOOD.as.
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from the New Orleans Picayune OF Feb
huA rhafy 10, I86z.f71e 91BI q,
E DIR. Persons Is called the q treat Magnetic
Physician, because he has throw n ph ysic
to the dogs, and relies entirely upon ami
mai mAgnetfsfn. His process Is almost
literally a laying ON of the hands. and by
mapaPaon eects smPss syf' ssaoo ol
ishing cures. 9 Two of the attaches OF this
office haye been cured of severc attacks OF
rheumatism by DE-. Persons. -
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AT esT. LOUIS HOTEL in New Orleans

34hhe @A4 4GNA y IAi'tat4@ 4tlH4bE .ra,
4u6seat r at,s,sph OF Animal laSaetfs,n ovcr
o Dxisgs-17he Wffe az a Well Khotcs slphyst-
{. rIap Of The Old School Cured tasSir Days.
i4ts adt .a;4..l ST. Logs HoTEL.! I
80 @tf New Orleans, Feb, 70. 1867.
! my wife has been confined to- her room
Ard bed forsnearly eight months. suffering
nom liberation ard prolapsed uteri, ac-
and limbs, pain so grea al times as to pro-
catalepIic character, com pfete1y prUstrat-
ing her. ftShe has not been ableH TO walk
twenty steps in that time, In fact never
leaving her room without being carried
She has been treated by some Of the best
physictans In the South, without deriving
any benefit that could perceive. She has
had the benefit of the sea-coast and Of the
places Il had gwen up all hopes
Of ever seeing her up and walking about.
Seeing DR.. Persons card, resolved to con-
suit him, a nd sent for him when sue was
In agony and Threatened with spasms and
in a few moments he had her perfectly
calm and free from all pain. II then took
her TO the hotel, where he could, see her
when necessary. she began to improve
rapidly, SO much so that in fo1r days she
was able TO walk three blocks, and IN six
days. she was going up and down, three
Nights OF stairs, was out shopping and tax
ing her meals at the table. DIR. Persons's
treatment ts pleasant-simply the laying
on, Of hands and am satisfied is sufficient
70 relieve all the wants OF suffering hnrnan-
ity.s Go anit consult him tslIAI- s7lfw 1880
Canton, Madison Codnty. Miss nj
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tAtss1i u Iowa CRY, Nov. 80, 1865.
70 DIR. PERsoNsLDears Sir Havlng been
greatly benefited byfypur treatfnent,
gladly add my Testimonial OF, the excel
1ence OF your manner OF treatment, and
give the statement of my case. For FOUR
TEEN YEARS. have, been aH Invalid
and for MN e AND ONE HALE YEARS |
have been confined TO bed. One and a
Davenport. He treaYd me. number OF
times. received me benefit, but the
first walk L took, e. short disfance,1 my
strength gave out, and I have been con-
Fl med to my room and bed ever since My
diseases have been Spinal Complaint, Dys-
under DR.. Persons treatment two weeks,
can GO up and downstairs unasslsted nave
walked without aid five blocks (alone),
number OF times, am able to do little
honsework, and my strength increases
daily, am, 81, greatIg yours,
ID .Ig9iigsad g144aiT11SlS =
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,1zei s7s DAVENPORT, Iowa. Noy-S, Sae66.
do hereby certify that my daughter,
Sarah j. Egleston, twenty-five year of
age, has been a great sufferer, caused by
running nail into her foot two years and
eight months past. unable to walk all the
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l'9'ess sEF Memphis Market. srTs 81
BY Telegraph s MEMPHIS. June Ii. =
at 28@2s1zc; weeks re-
ceipts, 4sz bales; exports, 1882; stock. o. 1884,
OoA ,- -1,su 81 0'essA " -Fsf7 - aaaE 90
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-10-29

WASHINGTON GOssIP.-When Lord
Lyons represented England at the court of
the Republic, his wife had waiting maid
who took the fancy Of certian lady in the
White House. by promises of preferment
and increased wages this waiting maid was
induced to transfer her services from Lady
Lyons to another lady whose name had the
same initials. She Thought. poor thing, that
she would have riorhius to do hut exhibit her
seIfabout the White House, but this delusiou
was very speedily diSpelled for it was only
a few days when she was set to making
drawers out of the linen sheets of the cstab-
Iishment. This wounded her feelings so much
that she soon gave notice to her employer,
aud when she subsequently spoke of her
sorrOwS to her friends, she said that the OK
tTaOrdinary length Of the drawers she was
employed on left no doubt on her mind as to
the person who WIS to have the comfort Of
wearing thcR.-
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-10-29
Trial of Nr, pavis.

A Washington correspondent of the Balti-
more San under date of the Esd of October,
has the following with reference to the APP
preaching trial of Mr.. Davis -
Chief Justice Chase has written a letter to
Judge Underwood, OF Virginia, stating that
he would be present in Richmond at the open
ing of the United States Court in November.
lie refers to the fact that the bail bond of
Mr.. Jefferson Davis calls for his (DavisO pre-
Rcnce at the court on the fourth Monday of
November, but tells Judge Underwood to in
form Mr. Davis counsel that he (Chief JUS
tice Chase will be ready to proceed With Mr..
Davis's trial as soon as courts opens, If they
desire it, He says that he will hear and at
tend to anything bearing upon Mr. Davis's
cases then, but that he will not remain in
Richmond after the Supreme Court of the
United States assemblies III December This
letter was to day banded by Judge Under
wood to Mr.. J. Randolph Tucker, one of Mr.
Davis's counsel. The latter took a COW of
1t. but would give no reply until after he shall
Rave consulted the counsel associated with
him.
As intimated above, Mr.. Davis's bond does
not expire until the fourth Monday in No.
vember, and the court meets sooner Even
should Mr.. Davis waive his rights under the
bond, and agree to 90 to trial sooner, it is
hardly possible that Judge Chase can preside
through the whole trial if he is determined
upon being present at the U. S. Supreme
Court IN December, as it is not probable that
the trial could be concluded by that time.