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D.. Hacvey's
GOLDEN FEMALE PILLS.
TGt LAEY'S fRitSD.
Splendid Inducements to Sub.
NCrfI)crN.


TIL. lahis FIJI nd annnnnrs N. t''i"winc rov
el"t- 'f 'e'Ic 'h-t >ren Two,' by EliIab'ih fs.s
rott, snii,nr uf H"w Wona han IIsI Wat " a.
Tn" Ps,I" e Tw0 Mrn's Lives nv Amanl, y
Donpas author U ''rhe n-b.rry Fm,une " &e
\ New N"vrIeW b, Lua,se th,n'l'r M.uinn, M, h
by Mrs. i,r"'y word, the di.iinrni.h"t Eus,,.i
s"vrliri, auih0i 1t "Ea>i Lynne " kr tini"ss Nr,
WO Il u prevent Il w'it'ns II by ~ hra,th " iih nu
m-rons si"tcr S,"ries BY br,'xni GALAXY II ia.iy
Writes
lhr ,.adys Friend v IN give finely executed Ste.
Engraving. hanIs,'n" iI,mhi- page ,n"iy soiv ID
a-h,"n Plat. Eh.f we'd IN steel ani u large as
ao'tih-mt "t N"u tut<. iIin.ts.'ha th- ia.hi.n
Fancy Work, &C, ~ ry,'y nnur,,
uwIii 2iv. = p"pGiat r,ctr al Music v"'ih The
,"st ni h. nag:zi1 ~ ii."ii-in ever. uums
AUpy ~ IN iarsu ant braniiini pr iinh Si".
t.vrasmu Thr S"n2 u, il"m' at s'a"-' nitav"I
'apns., tor ""r r'a't. VI H'"si fot ih rnasa' int
ah,i,: uf nnavi! e,GAN w,'i b. sat p"sl riI,, Ia
e,tiy tui' lS!.',) ruo-ciibrf, bni 10 ,v',y person
srhding Il u iun The "npravIns ~ u gem "r All
u TO NV SCB'. RikGE- Mars .hI. N,w
su-t rh-rs wiv' s"a" in their na"- i"r irhy b. tore
The hfsi 1T N"vembrr, sha,l rrtrive th. Nuvs" brT
und TEE. nb,f nunhrrs ~ this year ~ ai"i,in'.
making fourteen M"nths ~ alt An' an new sub
srrIb. tn ls6l ,ha' receive ,I. heent ec-n
Der Holiday nuuSrr making thirteen ulvntls III AL
TERMS:
copy. ind the large premium engraving. S3N
Cupies E. $50
5 :. -. . and ons gratis. sU
- . . aud unp gtutis, 1870
One copy each of Lahy's Friend and Post,
and Premium Engraving, 400
Tue g-tter ny al club will al ways receive G, py
Of the Pr miin, EngfsvInp Members ofa riuh " ish
Inc The Premium, Engraving, must irn,t One Doiiai
'A,ta; spcc'men eop,"s :. y! g'.u.; ,
$40 Walnut Street. thiidiei phia
Or,obpr 20. 1860 -3w.
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enable US to puy of our little election bills,
bets, &C., besides VIC need great deal Of
money to keep our business going.
ma. Do those who doubt whether il is wiH
10 place money IN n I.;fe Insurance Co. eve,
consider h1w wonderfully econon'ira! 'h"
investment is7 Take the ordinary lif, plan
Of i,surnnce where the pary insured pay
hi. policy yearly. a man "fthirty mny be
insured FIR one thousand dollars nt tho annu.
al cost fsi6 55,or u little over four cents n
day. In other words workingman has on.
" to drink one glass Of beer lesS every morn
ing to secure his family from want. A man
Of fifty need only pay $40 Is, or about ten
cents day. while man Of sixty may be in.
.ured for $63 20. or little more than seven.
teen ceHts day. NJ man, however lini
ted his circun- stances. can refuse to hut away
such II >nall part Of his income f"r the bcnc
Ct of those dear to him, especially when we
have company in existance ke the NAT
loNAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. whose
advertisement We print elsewhere. This
Company has in its management men Of MAJ
ional reputation for honor and sagacity. Al,
it, head We have such men MS Jay Cooke,
whose name alone i. an assurance that every
promise made by the Cou,vany will be re
deemed.
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tn II II EALING FOOL,


Inward i.Jncisiion R-r"rs for YOUNG ~
On ,hr CRINE Uf sut iT' ~, ann tho RROk
ABUSES and it-EA>Es whirn ds troy the s,ahi
pOwrvs. ant r'"a'" inprd'in"n'. !" MhVRt \6t
wj,r n,,~ means "f ,.Iirf. ssni " spard m'ir rn-
'.ioprs fr.o ~ rbnfyr Address IN. J.. skti.LiN
li'';"iON Toward Ass"cintiVn. Pbiind.i I'h'r. W
June s. ts1 ~
~ pK.InEss gtispS'ss AND CA1AsaI ttsn'"H
with III" nnn-' s,rr"s. hy J. 'MS u rcu'isi
aud AuI,.i tfifni"rfv of i.yneN lioiIan y No. .'i
Arrh ri,r-i. phiIad' iphi~, Tr.iiEi"",a's fron III
most ,"lirb- "i'c' in''y and runir, ~" u" seen
II, h, office m" ""iiral t,n'ty ~, invtrh ~ ar
yutipsuy IhrIr unt'"H- n. h has No sTve,s ~ IN
p,ar,ir.. Akr,tIIAL w Sm. Il Il wi'hrt pay
NJ r',ayyH rv "s.uiu, ,tpS Nov. ~ iFH @ "
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TO CUNSUMPTIv ES.!

Tn. Rev tiW ARD A. wiis,'H viii send tfr"-
.C ch.rl 4" MI whO dtsi,. the pr".rtili'0n WIN
The diTrrtrUs e. maSinR n"i rsihx W" .'n pie
remedy hy Witch hr wn. rns"d nj y lung hn IN
aud TINT ,if.ad dis"a -" tnDsnnpii"n Ills "ny hh
Zee, 10 hen, NJ The hf1i,irh and h" hope. every
uff're' W iiiiy this Frrsrr,ptipn ns " vi to,i
then, u,,thiug, an may rr,v" birs.IHg. rirave
n,d,rs Rev. EpIv ARD 4 WI sCN
W iCj sou'h second H. sct. Williamsburg. Ne"
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So TES Pooa. AS cold weather sets in
there will 10 more or less distress all around
Va, and il would be well to begin in time to
60 something in the way OF providing for
those who. are compelled to suffer sant.
He that give,h to the POOR lendeth to tie
Lord" was the text cf Lorenzo Dow. anl
the application Of tie sermon vas ''if you
liio the security, down with the siamps"
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Notice OF INCORPORATION

Notice 10 hereby sivrn int application has hecn
made 10 the t,.nrt tcisn.Un Ph d. If Oin,i bia
q" hiy. '" grant a Chart "f tnc"rp"raio"" I" ,he
a'"iun,his ''ountv agricultural i''it nlturai AMI
Mrckanc' = Ass"riation, thr object Of .hin Asso,
atm H. ing 10 improve agriculture. h',ticutuIe.
hous, ilu'I. GoH rstir and M ,hsnicA, arts.
GIONinsbuTg. Oct. .heI I, rno-A.
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LADIES DRESS MAKING.
NEW AND FASHIONABLE
WINTER GODS.

THE nndr, signed would respectfully invite the
att-nt,on of th. ritisrns H this piarr and vicinity
to thrir new aud fancy sW 1T their st"r" u" vain
st,.rt srrnnd ,mr east If iosrph Barki y's Cabieet
aud hair Rooms " nrre they are prepared I"
Furnish Goods d. Make Up Dresses, Con'S,
&c In the latest style Also srii rni','ns tor la
dies nr-ssns and C,at- AMI fur hiidf.H'r wear.
Give them n tali Imy hH", wr!,L,hG ~ tue best
IN their line aud dhrap f,v cash
y TIA a l. SSnE ii. SAGKig',
Eioon,.kuPp NUS. a. isi.I
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~ NATHAN WEsTLEr, Of Ne copecs.
bad q. hor.s stolen on the night Of d,e exec
ton ""''.
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vpANgEr,

A JDrRNEYNAS Fi.A' Ks.iif'i -an 81. ';r,n
all tn,i. ~ county w"It. 10 ranTI si""ir "TpIrs
turti WI he slscu uni 'irrrai ways yr.t trply
~ hStc \ ~" ! '''.
Ugs ad, 1865. III, sAC'n, C".. r".
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TIL II G r Il AT G. u Sc
or
HUMAN MISERY

,urr yU~T published, nm seaird .rvs
Ietrsx iop" pr,c" trn's. a i-rtnr" on The
na,ur" teR'ucbi nd radical cure NJ
~hsSAS~~" kem,nni W-Bknrss ~ SInTG,Atoriio"a, 4,
induced Nv Self Abnse Involuntary Emis .iuns. I'm
c,srnry N.rv'm. Mh,'m. an, l"ip d,'nenis "a
FL. pl.nt,, nni Phys,cai iucnpnriy. &e. Wy
R"t.r, J. tu,v"r~rll. N. H.. author of ths 'Grcci'
Book &c,
Th" world renowned nn'h"r' ~ WIS nhm'rnh' .%e.
,i nv hi r. sra,,.nrrp NJ Set. Abuse may bo tdrft
unity v.m"yrd y nh"", Msdir,ne. aud wi,h'h' dh,
rrt",is suIs'rsi "p"Th''"ns. b"nv'rs ihr'fnh"h''
oure cp,,a,u amt rfI"ttua, Nv winch every snHrr-r
uo un,,., . hn' HI ."ndi,io" mn, ,", may care
himself chnapiy. r'isni"i! hnh rnh''a''y rms i."c
uv wii, u,uvc boon n, ihn az, nni th0us NH.
srnt uuds, ~, - Inv nd,'vrss ~ p'niD "hv ,"pe
an ,,e.,p, ~ viS rpNts ~ iwO postage STAMPS
i,iJ,, A., I1iAI J q kIJNE 90.
w Howrry. N"w ymk = q b"1 4ase
a. nj. 10, I-as. - y Peas h 10
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~ ELL DIGG IN &

The untrrsiunfh y,vcs notice To the pnhlir yenry
~, that h.. 10 n pr.' teal WEi.L rtHGtR aud !.
~, par q" .is ~tiis M sb"u nc" npnn Inc IL.
r-asunnhir trrms iie 'h"s had IN nis tons "Ip"ii
nc, is the kusinDrs remarkable rurtrsH rlOs,
sling anything aOn1 IN his Iins would do well 10
give him u itIGt
WILLIAM kGERs
Nloo,n. .hurR Jurc. I2, la67.
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CoAj;iSal e.oyc

A>D IT,. H,,ll>kss uF Taue MARRIAGE.
Es.Ays toR Verso rks n III. Er ots Abns"s nal
bi-'rs which Ir-tiov IN" MANY Powers aud - ate
imp hnI-ris I" n rirg". wlth Srrr n'rans "i rel"f
SEM IN .-i,-h i.it'r ,ns-,upe ire. "t ch.'s". vi
d'-.s HOWARD ASSOCIATION B"x r, rhnai-i-
ph,a, Pa lIuy:! ioo--N.
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~ TOTAL eclipse, Of the sun or moon
are rare, bu. we arc to have ono this year.
Let on. readers examine their alnanacs and
they will sec when, what, and how. Won
der how these almanac fellows find al this
out, and whether they have anything to do
with the elections.
50 OuR farmers throughout this county
are getting pretty well along with their corn
husking some Of them have their fed al.
ready cleared. the corn housed and The stalks
stacked. The corn crop was much better
this season than was anticipated by many in
tho carly part Of the summer.
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NEW OYSTER SALOON,
in the basement Of the
SlT AWShlSAN NDUS S!Ay

P,,sh Oysters served ~ in .v'rv -,.'' ant AT ~
hnu,. with alI ,hr other "hx,n." ,cB1n N hr.i
rll.s Rrat!,urHnts.
yy Ate nns,aptIy On hand, tosn,agt With ch",s'
Liquors nf .vCry hrsnd
iy,tyth,ur in np tcp order shout this t",oon
Row t,i ~ not tolerated step IN ana h0i my !slo0m
~ r'rnu mat ~ irr
BiOoaisburs, Nov ", i667.
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TERMS ALWAYS ~ ADvASCE.
One copy f'f one Year. W.
vhr"e c"ri.s (,r IN, year, Wv
foTi G. pirs iOr one year. sM
Fiv. ..vir. year Gnh 70 gr'trr M ofe'nb : ~
ki.ht ,ipics YEAR ant I" grtt'r np uf club. W GO
Fourteen c"p-. w., and to tier up Of club ~ w
AJdfrss, pust Faia. -
CHsRLEI PErFR5ON.
M 3a6 Chestnut Strr't, PhiiadeiphIa. Ia
Ortpbsy IL. Ir6S
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I.ETEUSON'S MAG AZINE
THE CHEAPEST AND EEsT ~ THT WORLD
ny. SPLENDID OFFERS EOR 1869 'Gis

This poruIs, wnnfhi, Ma, x,n" gives m"r" IN IN"
,n,nry ihno any ~ IN. 'ld. fo' i-'' y wiz y"
sr.nii, inpr vet u vii rpiiUi I'VE r'",l'S W.
PAGES FruT'"rr .p'.n ~ Steel P'1''-i Fw"'v'
nnn,,nnib IA hi"n rnie- Tw.lvr c"lnn ""r'h
p,t,,vn.l <Jnr tlnndr"d - M = ut! Wv NV t.'d'
Page. ,f Nu.,c 4 Iih,. W given io 'n'v y" -
ntI,l. NRs year or h"iinr 'ess 'bip MR sG'ns ~
tho tinss of "P.trr"n" Its Thrilling 1.i"s anh
Move ,e,t. a,r ,h- h.st published anyv h'rr i'-
n,i popular writ 'ss are -n'rw"i I" writ" "'inri"
aii, C"r Peterson" ~ isD IN addition Il. "s"r!
quantity ,f ph'r s,"ves, f"nr Original d'"prriRb'
Snv. hi. v ~ h. gwen va "Ma'y '"iiun."s 'ni
isn,a, " ny Svs. tnn =. rtrpii'ns: "ltc Nis"rv ~
i.In, kwomi E.nnu'." by N, 'uihT "f ''.V S'~r =.
U.r;" "k,,i,.'. v inter ~ Wh.hintt"n Nv f's"k
i... .,,n.,rt; .aud "rh' siors III Marri b., N o
aUlhm nf sn.y :. DWy" N,nmhaH"'"si Fab
ion Pat, Ai",h ~ All 'th"r-. Those .ia'"s are en-
riav., on .fwriI wi." Nh n.aai .ix'. aud "nia'n-
ug TX q .nrs Thrv wii, d" sup fhiy r.i"rr'. Al..'
. nattr,u, no whrh Grrs-, Mantii'i. " fh''.
U,.s, u he ~, "ui, wNh'n' the 't' 'f u h'a"iau
uakrt a'sr. rrv.iai t.gf- ot il'n"hO'h Rnd "'hrs
Z, eriptg ~ 'buu rvTyih' Y Interesting "'.'h'rs
6UpEkB PREMIUM ENGRAVING
To rvr., r~rs"n o. ,tins up iu' for ito viii b"
,c,t isRsTt-. rupv II "u' nv ai'i ~ rndtd ~
l.in ~, I, ,aiiny s,z" - inri" b. 10 : n" star ~
y.tkI.hruI" after iir t.irhraird a't"V pee" ny
G. ,,,,. t mn 70 Frei' a'i's!. THIS 10 the h".i
Al, sir,b pr uiInni ayr offered. Fur 'ars- 'iul-,
10 " ~ be s~s below uu 'xtts cpy ~'i De ssnl ~
auditi Ill.
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Bleom sburs. April "a, ied+
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-07-02

BRIGHTON, July 1.
Atmarketforthe current week: Cattle, 2146; Sheep
and Lambs, $780, Swine, 5000; number of Western
Cattle 2O2l; Eastern do; Working Oxen and North
ern Cattle 1875.
PRICES. Beet Oatte-Extra S1s so a IA 90; first
guanty Sl3 OO q S13 %; second quality S12 90 a.
81 3O third quality $40 80 q 81 so y 100 lbs 1.-THE
total weight of hides, tallow and dressed beet
Prices of Hides Talow and Skins-Br ghton Hides
" "a lOe; Country do 9 q 9ic y H. Brighton Tai
low 81 E9 &c; Country do "a a Sc ~ lib. Wool Sheep
SKINS 81 W "a 50 80 each; sheared Sheep Skins 25c
each. Cali Skins IS q 20c " ID. Lamb Skins soc
each.
Remarks-The supply from the West was larger
ban has been brought in from that section for sever
al weeks, and there were good many nice Beeves
among them. Prices have declined SOC ~ cwt from
our last quotations. We did not learn of any sales
at over lac W tb, 80 per cent shrink, which was the
ruling price tor the hest lots. On account of the
lhange rf market LAY at New York from Monday to
wednesday, the trains arrive at Albany early in the
week and drovers have decided bring their stock
in on Thursday, and after the 9th inst. The mar
on Thursday and Friday instead of tuesday and
Wednesday,.
Stores-Wth the exception of Working Oxen and
Mich Cows there were bur few i'm market Most of
che So al Cattle that are in tair condition are sold
fJr beef. -
Working Oxen-There were but few pairs in mar
ket, and not much call for them Prices range from
$40 to 1926 " pair
Mich Cows Ordinary $45 q 80; extra Ss5 "a 1875 ~
ne q. Prices depend great deal upon the fancy of
Sheep and Lambs-There were nearly 5000 Sheen
from the West m st of which were taken at a COM
mission. There were few Eastern Lambs sold at
$50 az 90 4Y head sales of Northern SHEEP at "a
6sc fb; 800 81 IL a 90 % head 81 Lambs at "a %;
IS at 81 so; rs at So o., 1926 at SIS rs }y head
SWlne-Coumbia county gs. wholesale 13c ID fb
retail at ~ q lac y tb.; Store Pigs a. &c 10 H. Fat
Hogs-2IOo in market; prices 81 a 10c $S lib.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-07-02
WEIR w ONT.
REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION.

BURLINGTON, July 1.-The Union Republ-
cans of Vermont held State Convention to-
day. The State was well represented. Major
VIM. Rounds, of Chester, was chosen Presi-
dent, and one Vice President from each coun-
ty. The presen incumbents of State offices
Were renominated by reclamation, to wit -
John b. Page, Governor; Stephen Thomas,
Lieutenant Governor; John A. Page, Treas
urer. G. w. Grandey and Horace Fairbanks
were nominated Electors at Large. G.. w.
Grandey, w. G. G. Benedict. B. d. Harris,
Redfeld Proctor, Rossville Farnham, S. E.
Pingree. w. w. Grant and d. r. Bailey were
reappointed as State Committee. The Com
mittee on Resolutions reported resolutions ap-
proving the nominations of Grant aud Colfax,
endorsing the platform adopted at Chicago,
and asserting that the Republican Govern
ment is the only one in which all the people
have equal, civil and political rights.
The Convention was addressed by I w.
Peck, chairman of the delegation to Chicago
G. w. Willard, Gen. Stephen Thomas and E
q. Reddington. A resolution was adopted
urging thorough canvass of the State, in or
der to secure larger Republican majority
than ever before at September election. The
Convention was harmonious and enthusiastic
ANOTHER FIRE AT RUTLAND.
RUTLAND, June 1.-Another destructive fire
occurred here this morning. All the build
ings from Cranton's block, on Merchants Row
to the Herald building on Center street, were
destroyed. Total loss about $75 900; insured
to the amount of $4,000.
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q o M M e H CIAL.
Cambridge Market.

CAMBRIDGE, June 80.
Receipts-Cattle. 200; Sheep and Lambs 2571 -:
Horses, 30; Swine, 1900; Calves, 49l.
PRIcEs.-Ieef Cattle-Extra 70 so a s14 90; first
quality, Sl2 so ID 90; second quality, 81 so a 12 90
third quality, $40 90 q II on.
Prices of Store Cattle-Working Oxen % pair. $3.50.
5000, $3.50 q 1925. =
Mich Cows and Calves from s35, $50, $50, s76 a
8 100
Yearlipgs go 3d. two gears old $50 AS three
Prices OF Sheep and Lambs-In lots, so so, So 90,
&c u 10. -
Spring Lambs, 3 90 q 6 90 % head.
Veal Calves SO 90 a 10 90.
Prices OF Hides, Taow and Skins-Hides "a Gle
NJ; Tallow q &c y fb.; Sheep Skins 81 Is a so
each; Lamb Skins 80 g 75c each: Calf Skins zoe % h.
!ood II g l75c; medium 16 q 161c; poor to medium
Remarks-The larger portion of the Northern Cat
Tie were small and SLIM mostly grass fed, and lave
not oeen IN pasture long enough t, get in decent
mesh The supply being light they were sold readily
but not at prices corresp nding with last week. Wes
ern Cattle dominate, and according to their num-
Der our markets affected thereby. There were
lb Western Steers driven from Brighton which were
closed out early from S13 90 "a 13 80 ~ cwt. We no.
tieed but few sales at $14 90 p cwt full 25c % cwt
off,
few old Sheep and also but few lots of yearlings-
There will be arrivals on Thursday Spring Lambs
for 4th OF July traie. Market remains unchanged
from last week. Not any difficulty IN disposng of
lots this IN oInng. Arrivals OF Spring Lambs from
Albany are understood to be larger than ua and of
good quality.
Poultry Arrivals larger than last week; highest
prices noticed zoe ~ H.; quality generally good
Buyers are getting better fowl without any advance
in prices.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-07-02
LOUISIANA.
TROUBLE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PRO-


TROUBLE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS PRO-
CEEDINGs.
New ORLEANS, July This morning be-
toie the assembling of the Legislature a sec
ton of artillery and a squadron of cavalry, pre-
pared for service, occupied Lafayette Square.
Two companies of the first infantry, com
manded by Capt. Veile, occupied the sidewalk
fronting Mechanics Institute A large body
of police are on duty in and around the build
ing, No one was allowed to approach who
could not give good account of their bu j.
ness'-Appearances indicated that trouble was
e e ec1ed. Coi. 1of,.rg and Gen. Neil of Gen.
buchanan's staff were alse present.-
The Senate was called to order at quarter
past u; but few Democrats were present. The
roll OF only those who took the test OATH in
Guiding Mr.. Campbell, who was seated yester-
day, was called. After the minutes were read
the committee to which Gen. Buchanan's or
der was referred yesterday, were of the opin-
ion that the action of the President requiring
members to take the test oath should be fully
sustained. A due respect, however, to the
wishes OF the General commanding the armies
OF the United States induces the committee to
recommend the dscontnuance of the test oath.
Hereafter members will be allowed to quality
in accordance with the constitution of the
Stute.
A motion that the first paragraph be stric k
en- out created considerable discussion and was
finally tabled, and the report was adopted as it
came from the committee
A motion was made that the roll furnished
BY the Commanding General be called, all the
members wishing to be sworn in. In calling
the roll the name of Samboia Ousted, yester-
day, by the election committee, was omitted
though he presented himself to be sworn in.
Fifteen Democratic Senators took the consti-
tutional oath.
Several motions were offered when Mr.
Lynch called attention to article 159 of the
constitution, which states that no action of any
kind can be taken by the Legislature until ac-
ton on the 14th amendment.
The committee on elections was discharged
in order that new one might be appointed in
which the Democratic side would be repre-
sented. Mr. Sambola will probably take his
seat tomorrow, and contests for seats will prob
ably proceed regularly.
The House proceedings were of similar ua-
ture, but showed more opposition to dispensing
with the test oath, Only the nefnes of those
who had previously taken the test oath were
called on assembling. Subsequently the roll
was called of those who had not been qualified
But three were qualified under the constitu-
ton, but more will probably do so tomorrow
The House permanently organized by the cleo
ton of Charles w. Lowell (white) Speaker
and the adoption of joint resolution ratifyine
the 14th amendment by vote of 81 yeas to ;
nays.
1t is stated authoritatively that application
for the presence of til military to-day was
made by two Democratic Senators elect.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-07-02

NEW YORK, July Mooney easy at 1904 Der
cent. on CALL Sterling Exchange active and a shade
frmer at 110l q LOG. Gold firm at 1404 "a 1909 The
AS istant Treasurer discussed $2,5OO00O worth of
com to-day on account OF interests. The export of
Gold to-day amounted to S550,0j0. Governments
less active and shade lower, closing heavy under
the announcement that the Ways and Means Com
mftee will to-inorrcw report bill taxing the inter-
est on bonds. Henry Clewes & Co. furnish the fol-
ling 81 ations:-Coupon e's 1881, 1929 a 113
10; do 1906, llOa q ftds as.aT ,oS. S ioss o
1857 lOS8 "a 1888 ex-interest; do 1868, iuSs ex
interest; 10-4G's 1868 "a 1919; 1905, iHSs e0 109
Border State bonds active. Tennessees Were the
leading point OF interest, cid selling at ia a. ia and
new at Il a 692. closing 10 a 7Of there is an i'm
mense short interest in these bonds and indications
favor sharp twist in the market. The past due
bonds or those issued in 1898 in demand and 80
bid for them; Mssour,'s 91S The Railroad market
closed weak on Erie, and others steady. Express
quiet and firm. Miscellaneous dull and unchanged.
The following $50 figures Canton, 40; Cumber-
land, S2t; Adams Express, 523; Merchants Express,
Is; Pacific Mail, 100; N. Y Central, 134k Erie 692;
40 spreterred, ~; Hudson, 1899; Reading, 1921;
Michigan Central, III; Michigan Southern, OF; Hi
nois Central, 1875 Cleveland & Pittsburg SIG; Toledo
103y; Rock Island, 1863; Chicago g. North Western,
73l do preferred, 79l; Fort Wayne 1891
Mining shares dull; Smith & Parmaee 10; Greg
orv 05
Exports, except spe lie, for the week, $3,113,799.
The receipts at the Sub rreasur. to-day amount
ed to s14; payments ,519555; balance $780,,
527 1920.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-07-02
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PARIS, July MAJOR General Sir Robert
Napier, the hero of the Abyssinan war; ar
rived in this city yesterday, and is the guest of
Lord Lyons, the British Minister. He is re-
ceived everywhere with the greatest enthusi-
asm. He will be created peer on his return
to England.
The case of the United States vs. Armands,
builders of Confederate iron clads, came before
the Court to-day.
Mr. Berger, as counsel for the United
States, opened the case. He charged the
Messrs. Armand with having violated their
own pledges, and acting in bad faith to ward
al partles' BY their conduct they had expos
ed France at critical moment to the risk of
war with the United States. Tie recited tn,
facts OF tne case ana showed that the allega-
lions that EFFORTS mad been made to sell We, lis
built for the Confederate Government TO other
powers were false. He demanded that all
contractors, builders and o hers concerned IN
this business should be compelled TO refund
the money stolen from private packets The
advocate General will reply to Mr.. Berryer on
the Stu inst.
In the corps legislatif to-day the debate on
the Budget was continued. Mr.. Thies made a
speech in which he deplored military prepare
tons which were still going on and feared an
bankruptcy.
GREAT BRITAIN.
grand banquet was given at Willis rooms
this evening to Cyrus w. Field. as an ac-
acknowledgements of the eminent services rem
dered the New and Old World by his devotion
to the interests of the Atlantic Telegraph.
PRUSSIA.
BERLIN, July 1. - Some Americans in
Wursebury, Bavaria, have protested against
the 4th article of the naturalization treaty
with the Inc United States, inst ratified by Bav-
aria. ihey say that the construction given to
the artlcle by Minister Bancroft is not sus-
tanned by the text of the tIeaty.
GERMANY.
BREMEN, June L. The North German
steamship company are about to build two ad-
ditioual steamers for their Bremen and Balti-
more line with the intentions of making trips
fortnightly.