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The Portland daily press., 1868-05-11

Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given to all parties interested,
IN that tn Joint Standing Committee OF the City
Council on streets, will meet o. Newbury street, at
the in ton Of Franklin st, the 18th day of
Nav. 1868, at o'clock to establish the grade of
Newbury st.
RUSSELL LEWIS,
FRANCIS FAssENDEN,
w. A. WINsHIP,
A. ID. MARI,
j. X. MERRILh,
Committee on Streets, Sidewalks, and Bridges,
Portland, May 7, 1868. mayStd
The Portland daily press., 1868-05-11
Rockland, Oct. II, 1867.

From Noses B. IGbbetts, Jefferson, Mel
can recommend Miss Sawyer's Saiye, highly
have never used so good an article. For healing
purposes it is without an equal.
MOSES b, TIBBETTS
The Portland daily press., 1868-05-11
JOHN G. DILLINGHAM.

We, the undersigned have sold more of Miss Saw
yer's Save, within the last six months than any
other kind. Parties who have tried it speak in very
high praise ofits excellent virtues.
G. p. FESSENDEN,
s. e BENSON,
l.. Nj. ROBBINS.
ROckland, Oct. IL, 1867.
The Portland daily press., 1868-05-11
Notice..

Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given to all parties interested
IN that the Joint standing Committee OF the City
Council on Streets, will meet ON Mellen street. on
the 18th day OF May, 1864, at o'clock z. NJ to es-
tahlish the grade of said street from Congress to
Portland street.
RUSSELL LEWIS,
FRANCIS FESs ENDEN,
w. A. WINSHIP,
A. d. MARI
j. X. MERRILL,
Committee on Streets, Sidewalks and Bridges.
Portlan", May 8, 1868. may9dtd
The Portland daily press., 1868-05-11
REV. W. H. CRAWFORD.
JULIA A CRAWFORD.

From John G.. Dillingham;, Freeport Maine
This is to certify that I had tumor on my face.
1t was there about three years 1t kept increasing
in size, till was advised to try Miss Sawyer's
Salve. bought box and carried it with me, and
every time thought of it'll would rub the tumor
with the Salve, and before used one box the tumor
ar,trr lv disap arad
The Portland daily press., 1868-05-11
[From DR.. R. Richard Clan, Boston, Mass.l

lFrom DR.. r. Richard Clay, Boston, Mass.l
This is to certify that have known Miss Sawyer's
Salve for more than five years, and OF its having
been success ully used in many cases. consider it
superior article, and well worthy the confidence of
those requiring such a remedy.
r. RICHARD CLAY, MD.
Boston, Dec, 10th, 1867
The Portland daily press., 1868-05-11

The following are few selected from the multi
tude of recommendations in the possession of the
Agent.
The Portland daily press., 1868-05-11
Administrators Sale,

Administrators Sale.
DY virtue of license from the Judge OF Probate
I'D OF Cumberland County, the subscriber will sell
at Public Auction (unless previously disposed of at
private sale at the dwelling house OF Abby Starbird
late of Saccarappa Village, in Westbrook deceased
on Monday, the 25h day Of May next, at ten o'clock
connected Herewith, which was OF said deceased,
situated in said Saccarappa Village. Said sale TO be
made 'or the payment of SAID deceased's debts and
charges of administration. Conditions of sale will
be make known at the time am pace.
s WILLIAM L, PENNELL, Admir-.
Dated the 23d day of May, A. D., 1868.
apr24d1aw3w
The Portland daily press., 1868-05-11

From the Req. E. A. Helmershausen, noao of
Bucksport, Maine.
This certiies that have used Miss Sawyer's
Salve and consider it superior any other cheer
fully recommend it to all in want Of good Save.
f, A. HELMERSHAUSEN.
January %, 1867.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-08-01
Sic fatbpliibe &ir6e.

gDir ,percen feinen paranrren Sag
aufitellen >penn nit ia9en> rab bic ia
tbpli19e &ir9e cine iebr erbabene Wfil@
fipn in nieier unlerer 9Gelt sl erfllllen
babe.
Gpr neunsebn Sabrbuncertel1> f5nnen
mir balp Ia9en> >purce cte &tr9e queer
ieben> an ra6 srpbeBerf gu seben, 'pel@
Dies rer @pbnWptteS NIT letnem urrer<
lebli6en @erlpreden rer llnftbltartett
ibrer Mufit6t ansertraute. 9lnfan9s
mar cer9lnidein idwad su ibren @unz
fen.
3wDlf arme Yeradtete unc un9clebrte
Mdnner batten auein in rer Selt su
wicerfebe1 ;u fd,npfen NIT ben Ma9<
ten per ,66ue unp NIT rer Tiniterntb>
nit pem beicnil9en2altcr unb BENT betc>
ntfden unelauben. Sbr 8eruf mar
bic fallden Wruntidte auSsurptten ,''1o
bic reinen unb >pabren 0runoi iaBe hcr
Mpral einsu19drfen; uno cisb mar,
mir mii6en e6 etn9eiteben, teine lei9te
@a9e. 9luf ber etaen Seite b6rte Der
Satan nie aut &rits gu fiibren f.; Ell rig
wie er par> unb entl9lo6en jenen riibmz
lt6en 2lft Ger 8efretun9 ;u RIDDEN, spuz
bradt an pen1 Galrarienher1 pel9er
ben Mlenl9en fir imn1er wenn oer
MenI6 es ic riu> Spn ieiner 0eralt
unb Stlarerei befreitc an per anoerel1
Seite lieb bic @elt unp baS Gleil6 NIT
ceren slersernib uno Sesterli9feit int
mer nur sll serne cine 9anc ;u ben, Ct
men uctel in ibrem @erfe Ypn Gerbeez
runa unp @er,riit,tn9 in cer menl6ltz
den s5amilie. Sr ,raren Die Teincc,
,peldc ld ieltit rer Stride in ben Ia9en
cer slppitel ent9eaenitellten, unp iie
fampfte 9csen rieielten bic belrsnmll@
tbiate uup 9liidlidite Sdladt.
Sbrptl Ic feline 9(rmeen III Gas Telo
III 1diden Bate, tru9 iie INNER renSies
paypn, cenn iie flbrte in,mer NIT fid bic
unaterminplt6en 8af,n ibreS 0lalz
benS in ben @ortelt son Gbriitus, IN
ibrer @ebet5na9t uno Bunoertratt.
Sp 1T oer Beruf per fatbolti9en Stride
auf cieier Grpe, unp feiner, ais nur siz
nise ibrer bb6f sranclaslolen Tsinee
miro es je masen> gu iasen> pab 1ie u!l@ IT.
9etreu in ibrem Muftra9e 9etpeien 1T.
Sie bat einen i1nmerwdbrenpen &rieS
eesen bic Ma@te ner 6inferntb, sesen
bic Siinpen unr2aiter per @elt 5u fubz
ren. Sic er,partet ntdt Den 2pbn nno
bic Dantbarteit pes Menlden9el9le6@
tes - I'M @e9entbeil, fe miro fir imn1er
@erfplsuns BON 1ei.en 5anren er1par>
ten. llnslddlide> uncanttare &lncer>
bic lie iinp, tpel9e nt@t n,ebr ieben ben
llnter19iep swii9en &edt uno l1nredt>
unp ,pel9e fid lieber I'M &ptbe bes
Mfammp1, unb terlln9ere9tiefett ,pdben,
alS pas 1ie bDren auf bic berslide1Bprte
tbrer te(en uno treuefen 6reunbin, oer
fatbplil@en &ir9e, slber bic &irde BE-
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-08-01
ct. Naul, Mtinmeiota Samffa9 bem L. 2tm9uff 1868.
Tlu6 Sprpan cur1 Spbannes.

Tlu6 Sproan cur6 Spbanncs. Gr
&ponpte aQeMtttel an, iie cpr cerSanpe
,uriid;ul6reden il, ibnen pa6 Setpubt<
1ein Der GrlSlun96becurfti9feit uno bic
Sebnludt na6 einem Grl1ier su >peden
unp III erbalten unp fie auf bic @iecerz
yereiniauna mititm Sprsuberetten. Nber
iid 1elbf erlSlen tpnnten fie ni9t, neil
fetn Menl9 pbne Slnce n,ar BET ST.
lDIer atcr pbne Siinre 1etn muete, paz
nit 1etn GrlDlun96rpert vpr 0ptte5 eei<
lisfeit an9enebm uno wobl9efaQt9 iein
fonnte> u>.p neil bet gefalene, iunoi9e
Menl9 cs ni6t peru1p9te, Der unenc b
li9e @eredtt9feit @pttes 0en(i9e
gu leifen. Die Grl6lun9 1T 9lei6lam
cine ;,pette S65pfun9 cine @iccer9e<
burt ner Meni i1beit. Grl6affen> 9eitts
ummanpeln fam aber nur 0ptt unp
carum fpnnte nur @ptt bic Grl6iun9
yputrinsen. unb er ppQbra6te fie. Der
Srbn Octtes >poro Men19, pfenbarte
uns bic san;e spue 8abrbeit tbat une
0pttes @illen funb uno lit uno ftarb
fir uns am &reu;. Gr bat cte Ma@t
SatanS 9cbrc9en; ; nabm bic Sinren<
ldulc unp Strafe auf f6 unb tbat ber
l,nencli9en 0ere6ti9teit @ptte5 9enu9.
Gr 1orote aber AUDI pafiir bae feline Gr<
l1luns69nape fort unc fort rer Menld<
belt oe1penoet peroe, uno ;1rar rur@
Wranruns elmer STRIDE. Sn ibr bat
er nieoer9ele9t ZEN 9onsen 0naceni&aB
rer GrlSiung ie bat ct terolIma9tist
bic Spenrerin riele6 0narenl6aBeS
uno Die Mittleri>1 ;1piiden 0ctt unc cer
Menl1beit III iein, Ser allp an Gbriito
unb ieiner GrlIiun9, wer an 1etnenNerz
rieniter unc0naoen Nntbeil baben, wcr
mit@ptt f6 auelpbnen nit ibm mieoer
pereint9et wcroen, &per 0ptt Serberrltz
@en, loberl pretlen, antetcr, bitten. oanz
fen nil: cer mue fid an rie&tr9e an
1blieecn, Der muB Gin letenot9cs 0ltec
cerIelben 1ein, rer mue in uno NIT Der
Stride uno rur6 cteielbe nit Gptt in
0erbinouns treten 9iur curd cie Sir:
de lernen mir @ott unp ieinen bcilisen
gBiuen fenne1 lerneu i'm lpten 1no an
beten, lieten unp verberrli1en; nur
curb Die STRIDE 9elansen mir CUR Grlbz
1una in Gbriito uno III ben 8elB ieiner
8errienite uno @naeen; cenn su all
Dem bat Gbriitus ieine &irde se9ritz
BET. sic 1T ieine Stellsertretert11 tie 1T
bic Spenperin leiner 0napen iie 1T bic
.6eilsanfalt, bic er su ualerer Grl6lun@
@ettuno unp 8elelisun9 9e9riinoet.
gur rur6 bic Stride fDnnen mir @ptt
warois serberrliden 1penn mir un6
ndmli9 benz 0ottesoienit anlalieben
ren iie eiu9efubrt ben fie i'm 5auie ree
6errn, rpr petn bp6miirpt9en @ute na9
s(nprcnuns Gbriti nno er@ppfel balt.
Der Snbearif nun aller 0ebete uno
beilioen 9anolun9en cllr9 wel9e bic
Stride ben tnneren @lauben uno bic
@pttesperebrun9 Ger @ldubisen duberz
lid tunpsibt unb pur6 bic - sSttlt@e
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-08-01

adtet pieles ni6t> in rer Shat 1T iie 5u
vertraut nit Der Gerfpl9ung um Dpn
ei,,em neuen Terrdtberei<plane uberz
ra1ht ,u trerten ner aus pem Yerfebrz
ten 5er;en ces Wenlden aua9cber
mIdte. 0a6 9rpbe @erf uno Der
&f ibres 2eben6 1T Dor ibr in tlaz
rem unp untriioli9en Gbarafter< <3i9cn; :;
uno tm Dertrauen auf tbrcn 9Sttl{den
Wranoer besinnt le NIT einem @lauten
uno Gifer, >pel9er enplt9 9ans ge>pib
triumpbtren mub. Gallde Seften bic
8altarozSprIblin9e zines cntebrten unb
9efalenen M5ndes> mo9en ppn 3eit su
3eit i@ erbeben uno etnen Mu9enbltd
int Spnnen(dein aliscrn, aber fie rer<
ben 9lei6 Ntpmen in cer Wpr9enicnne
ertlei6en unp ablterbcn prr Der &larlnz
Grpmpete tbrer redten @n9elbanr.
BeYpr Mrion 9elpeien it, mar bic
STRIDE; teppr bic eebren pe5 @fartin
9utber ta6 161ne Deutialanc NIT Ser
breden unbl1nalauben iberl9wemmten>
mar bic fatboli19e STRIDE; bepor ra9
Gyanseliumz2t6t aldnste> par nts&tr@e
cas, mas ie jest 1T: ras unbe3wln9z
bare 8puwerf pes 6riltliden @laubenS
unp Der driltli1en Mpral; BET unrerz
dncerlihe &dmpfer fit &eat 9e9en un>
redt cer unbere9li9e unc unna99tez
ttoc Nnmalt rer 91ttliden@abrbeit uno
2ebre.
Der Beruf rer fatbpltlden Stride lit
Elm erbabener, in rer Tbat; melt iber
riele unierc materielle 8elt erbaten> tbrc
2ebyen fno ale bimmelwarts, tbresSerte
jtyeten ale cortbin; ibr 3iel 1T Ter
6iu,mcl; ibre Sebniudt unc ibre 81
eierce iinp 0ptt ,tno G>pi9feit. Sp
mar Die fatbplil1e STRIDE per slppitcl
uno 70 1T fe bic &irde Der (ye9enmart.
0ut unp pft bat fe tire @('liion in rer
alteu @elt erfiQt; uno nidt init lrent
ger lreue erfiiut iie tbre erbabene W}ii<
fcn nod. Sn, slnfanse bate f:e sa
fdmpfen sesen ale mdtbttsen GtnFiiile
wel6e eine rotefautil6e Mtmospbare
unp prpteifantil1e @prurtbetle brinsen
fpnnten gu puloen; beute libertrtttt tie
ale 9eften in Netrtett Get Scbre, Der
MpraL uno Il, Ginisfeit ltebt 1ie maize
fdtifd auein. @let6 reu1 raul9encen
6trpme Der 3eit befebt cte fatbpltz
|lde Stride une wie iie beitebt 70 miro
fe INNER fprtbel lteben.
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Np. So.
0nate mit9etbeilt pirr> caS 1T per
6rtRlt1e 0ptte6ptenf t.

9rt flt9e W ttesotentt.
Gbriltus ielbit bat ben luberen 0ptz
te5pient an9cprcnet oenn er bat 9ela9t:
SD bin nidt 9efpmmen cas @eieB
unp bic prppbeten aufsukeben> icncern
um iie sl1 erfiuen," :. }. gu Yersouz
fpmn1ner, Der dubernTprm cinen Snbalt
III aeben llnp an bic StelIe Der Yprbtl<
oer BE @irfli9teit su ieben. SeluS
Ielbf iibte aubern 0pttescienf cenn er
betete, er sin9 in bic Syna9o9e, ct bielt
bic juotl9enTefc, bel renen 0pttescieni
9ebalten unp Spfer 9ebra6t >purcen.
Gr ftiftete cine fi9tbare &tr9e al5 I9tz
bareSpenoerin leiner unltdtbaren @naz
ben. Ct Ieste bic beili9en Saframcnte
ein> bic iidtbar 9elpenret werren. Ct
lpra9 beim lebten Mbencmable: ~Ibut
DaS 3u meinem Mnrenfen, biS i6 >piez
ccrfpmme 9lllerpin96 bat SeiuS
Gbriitus ZEN 9an;en @pttespienft ni@t
70 poufdnti9 aus9ebtlpet uno 9eurnnet
binterla0en> >pie mir ibn jegt Dor 9lu9en
1eben ; auein Da6 war AUDI fir bic paz
malioe 3eit ,pecer >1IS9li9> nod notb>
tpenoi9. 8lc6 in ieinen @runc;ii9en
bat Se1u6 GbriituS ben @cttesotenit
anaeprbnet unb ras @eitere ieiner Sir
DE iiterla0en. Sc na9 3eit l1mitanz
ben, @erbdltni0en 2anoern unp8Slten
bat fl9 pann rer @ptte6pienit t11 ber
Stride uno rur9 bic STRIDE ,peiter ent<
ptfelt perypufpmmnet uno auS9ebtlcet.
llnp fetn Serniinftiser Menid >pirp oaz
ran fi9 itoeen. StIbt iid ia aud tein
Men39 baran> rab pas&tnb Sting
ling unp ;urSun9frau bcraa,pa@f, unp
Der Siin9lins uno bic Sun9frau gum
Wfann unp gum @eibe >percen| St1bt
f9 ia auG fein Menld paran> pab ca6
Samenfprn aufaebt uno 6riidte tra9t;
unp cab aus eincm tleinerl un1deinbaz
rem &ern Elm GROCER, md6ti9er Baum
erwddf. yftemano miro er>parten, oab
cas- &ino - &inc, pa5 au69eitreute
Gamenforn - Same1,fprn unc ter in
bic Grce 9ele9ts &ern - &crn bleibe>
bu wirit allo AUDI ni@t er,parten uno
ycrlansen: per uranfdn9lide driflide
@pttesrienit bdtte in ben ensen Tcrn1en
Yerbleiben ioQen, in &pelden Ct fi9 beim
Gpoe Se1u uno per 0riinrun9 Der Sir
dye befano. Sat ia Selus GbriauS leiz
ner STRIDE ben beili9en@eilt serfprc@en
unp seiencet, pur9 pe1en @irfun9 Das
sur 8latbe uno Trudt beranretfen fou<
te, rpsu Gbrtltus blos ben &eim in ben
fru9tbaren S9ppb rer STRIDE 9ele9t.
[TprtieBune fulst.]
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-08-01
0aS ,peincmbe $erj.

Waa peinlt bu 70, me;n tvauernb 5erl
gBp MQes rings iI@ freut?
Was trauerf bu sul Gram une S@msrs
Sn tieler &pienSeit p?
,,Du fraeR mid nod unt fsnnit bas 3isI
SIM reinen Gbrifusli9t
l1uo peibt ia, tuie mod gar 10 siel
SIM Qeten mir gebri1t"
@etruf! Gum 3iels i&rsitet MA"
Sour ia9te @@ritt fit @9r'tt;
@rran sebt nau9er @ottesmant1'
Drum {dreite tu nur NIT.
SD i9reite jest idun breibis 5abr',
Dc9 pbn' Grfpls unb Slid:
Su pft i9 auf BEN Weae tpar,
@litt immer i'd auriid."
sfur Mutb! Die Imei1 1@leppt su 9aut'
Den Splitter, -faQt surid
@,reift buntcrtmal ihn &pieoer auf,
l1nb enbliG bat fe @liid.
%, pdr' id tuie bic Mmeisieel'
@p tubn unb reTsnirt,
Damn peint' i'd ni@t bel iebem Gehl
Blieb frpb unb unseriibrt."
Gin fal1ea,r @unl9, tnein peinent 5era
Das 1T ni9t redt CEMENT;
Bebalte bu ben itilen @4nters-
Nu@ petrus bat getpeint.
9trItt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-08-01

~ sue Ginlenpun9en> Gerrelpan>
pen,en, Mittbeilunser1 @el9ahsbrtete,
8efelunaer, @elpienbun9en, @nset9en
xnb bal. tppuen 1lnter fpl9encer Noreie
oemaGt werpen: vDeutlde &atboltl9e
Druid : @eleQiaaf #" pcftor 1870 ct.
pauL Mtnn.
~ @elc@enpun9en bittet man &C.
biQtoit III ppftanweiiun9en gu MAIDEN.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-08-01
Oas beili9e mefppfer.
Ier q ptteep ten t.
(JprfebungC

IOpE1TtSU1BV -
81 iprad oeutli9 nit ibnen cur9 bic
@inoF Futb, rur6 ben untersan9 res
pbarapnil lden .6eere6 I'M rptben D|eere,
pur6 pie @er,i9tuns srobsr @ei6e> Die
nur. pur9 2if 0e1palt &aub uno
Mpro e1t ttancen parenpur@ ben plSs<
liden @tllrs Don Gyranle1 uno Bdz
tbsri9en bur@ patrtar9en uno pro~
pbeten auf benz 8erse Sfnai uno am
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-08-01
5erausse9eben son oer
9eutfebcn &atb. Druf8efe4fbatt'
OfRce: Minneipta ctr. 3miid. ber 3.u. 4.
ct. YauL Mtnne1pta.

Der waneerer eri%sint iseen S Samttas q! 1an sa,
fpifet ir untebinster Sc :ausbesabluns tn Den
gereinieten Staaten: aoso
SGbrli9 = 1'oe 1'9e
5albjdbrli9 h@'
NadGurppa pvrtpfrei:
Sabrli9 ?aoe
9albjabrli@ $15SS
Sir brei Mcnate III ~
Ginselne Mummer >. o,.r ~
8as Yortp fir ben u@anherer" IN een Ser<
einioten @taaten betra9t 20 Gents per s}agr nlto
muR ypu tem Gmpf1nser bel ieiner Yolte1Fee
Yierteli9brlid sprausbe3ablt perbea. ~
Man far11 ,u ieber 3eit auf ben y .9Sanesrer"
obunnirett. iaSem bic Sabrsanse na9 ben sfun1-
merit bere&net perben. 50 Numn1ern naaesn
einen Sabr9ang.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-08-01

Tra9uno Nntlp or v&annit
pu mir iasen, Clinton" - fra9te per5err
prpfe0pr etnen Sdiiler - ,paruu e6
int @pridpprt beibt: GS 1T nod fein
@elebrter pom 5immel 9efauen 2"
Mntpn: vGs wiro feiner prpben
iein."
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Sabr9an8 L.
@er Wamderer.

GinsBpebenblatt fir fittltdesa saS'rten n"s 2''"e"'
The Portland daily press., 1868-04-17
GO M Nj II CIAL.
New York stock and Money Market


NEW YORK, April 1876 P. ELECTROMAGNETIC
very severe to-day under an active demand. There
was much discrimination to collaterals, and the
rate for call loans ranged from per cent in curren-
cy to per cent. in gold and in very few cases q
was PAID The rising Treasury balance plainly re-
fleets on the Money stringency. Discounts very
limited at q 10 per cent. for the best Names Steri.
ing Exchange quiet but firm at 109 "a 1899 tor prime
bills. Gold very dull throughout the day within the
range OF 1873 to 1885, closing at 1873 to 1885, The As
600 worth of 7-31's Governments have been some
what Irregular but closed strong with better teel-
ing. Henry Clewes & Co. furnish the following 4.3O
quotations Coupon SIS 1881 11zt a 112a; do 5s 1862,
10y IL; DO 1854 1os g 10st do 1865, 1904 g 1893
do new, 1913 @ 1919; do 1867 1919 a 0S; 1O-4Cs 1Oi
g 10i5; 1905, i06 a 1854. The Assistant Treasurer
is prepared to buy 730 freely at 1885, but offerings at
that rate are not liberal.
Stocks were feverish and panicky during the fore
noon, New York Central selling as low as 1901 Erie
654 and Toledo OH. After the morning cali there
was an improved feeling, and Stocks were freely bid
for on 30 DAYS, buyers option, at about per cent
over the regular prices. The market was frmer in
the afternoon upon the rumor that Vanderbilt and
were still feverish they closed steady at marked
Improvement on the lowest prices of to-day. The
decline has caused many weak parties to throw their
stocks overheard. The market being lower than for
long time, it would probably induce purchases by
capitalists. The following are $50 figures Pacific
Mail s94 s9t; N Y. Central, 11OB a Ill; Erie, 66 a
Set; do preferred, SO a 70; Hudson, 1923 "a 25 Read
ing 81 a S73 Michigan Southern, $40 a S45; Michi-
gan Genital. 113I; Illinois Central, 1411 "a 141I /;
Cleveland RNS I,a P a s2a ss Toledo 81 ss
co. do preferred, 6s5 9 6sa; Fort Wayne, 80; q 100;
new Tennessee 65. -,IaaF
Mining shares dull; Smith s Parmelee 205; Quartz
Hill 55; Waikiki %; Gregory 2eo.
ed to $3o2s 9s7; payments ST. $685. balance $1O4
534, 1888.
The Portland daily press., 1868-04-17

After the return of the members from the
Senate, Mr.. Spaulding introduced a bill to
amend the act for the punishment OF crimes
against the United States, approved l79O, So
as to extend the time within which certain Of
fences may be presented. Referred to Com
mittee on Revision of Laws.
Mr.. johnson introduced al bill grant ng lands
to California in aid OF the construction of a
railroad and telegraph. Referred to Commit
tee on Pacific Railroad. -.
Mr.. Clarke of Kansas, offered resolution.
which was agreed to, requesting the Secretary
of the Interior to suspend the sale of the lands
G .ded to the Usage Indians. =
The Speaker stated the pending question to
be ON ordering the main question on the reso.
luton to print 10000 copies of Mr.. Buffers
opening speech in the impeachment trial.
Mr. Garfield moved that the resolution be
referred to the Committee on Printing. Yeas
GO, nays %; no quorum.
. The Senate bill to defray the expenses of the
impeachment trial and other purposes was re-
ceived and referred to the Committee on APP
preparations.
On the call of the House "a members ans
wered to their names, being, with the Speaker,
within one of quorum.
Without further proceedings the House ad-
inurnad ..l.
The Portland daily press., 1868-04-17
WASHINGTON.
THE IMPEACHMENT TRIAL.


NEW YORK, April 16.--A Washington spe-
cial says the prosecution will consume another r
day with testimony and arguments. Ihey Will
probably commence Wednesday next hve or
six days being occupied by them, and the YER
dict week after next -,
Another dispatch says Mr.. Stanbery is still
confined to his room, ~ d it is not proDaDle
that he will be present at the Court to-uay.
Members Of the Cabinet VIII DE on the wlChess
stand to-day, and Mr.. Butler is to cross-exam-
inc, and Mr.. Wilson to argue the law points.
THE ALTA vELA CASE. ...se -sa
Among the efforts made to induce the Presi-
dent to send armed vessels to the Island of
Alta Vela, it is stated paper was filed with
the President a day or two before Judge Blacks
withdrawal as counsel in the impeachment
case, signed by Messrs. Butler, Schenck, Lo-
gan, GARFIELD, Stephens and Bingham, in sub
stance setting forth the right of Judge Blacks
client to take possession OF the island, and Civ
ing the opinion of the signers that the Execa-
tive should send an armed vessel and forclbly
seize the island. te
THE LOUISIANA ELECTION 81
Letters from New Orleans relative to the
Louisiana elections state that the Democrats
give up the State to the Republicans, while
the latter concede New Orleans to the Demo
Gratis. "a
CELEBRATION OF EMANCIPATION.
The colored citizens to-day, notwithstanding
the extremely disagreeable condition of the
niversary of the emancipation proclamation.
Various societies and associations were in the
procession, which passed through the different
streets OF the city, and the proceedings termin-
ated with speeches at the White lot, south of
the Executive Mansion. s1i sfa.. s'ls e
GEN. SHERMAN.
Lieut.. Gen. Sherman did not leave WASH
lngton last night as was expected, and he does
not propose to leave for Fort Laramie until
Saturday. "a
DEATH OF OSCAR MINER.
The Secretary of the Treasury this morning
received telegram from Galveston announc-
ing the death of Oscar Miner, Collector of Gus
toms at that port. He died yesterday. Mr..
Miner was son-in-law of the Hon. L. D.
Campbell, of Ohio }sl. ra3as SNA
@ THE TEXAS FRAUDS.
A special from Deputy Collector Field, who
was suspended from Office at Brownsville,
Texas, on charge of fraud, has officially de-
MED them. n II .''sl'f - =
.if DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS wave
The Democratic members of Congress held
caucus this afternoon to consult what course
they should take on certain political questions.
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The Portland daily press., 1868-04-17
OHIO.


COLUMBUS, April 16.-A bill was passed il
the Senate to-day to abolish the Ohio Finan-
cial Agency in New York and to pay the in.
terest on the foreign debt through some bank
in New York NJ b AVA sais5lsas
The House to-day, by strict party vote
passed the s'Visible Admixture" bill, which de-
prives of the right to vote all persons having
visible admixture of African blood in tbeil
veins. Several amendments were made, which
may very slightly modify some of its provis-
ions, but the most Objectionable features are
retained
The Portland daily press., 1868-04-17
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THE ASSASSINATION CASE.

OTTAWA, April 16-The examination into
the assassination case was resumed before the
public magistrate this morning. Four persons
were arrested in Montreal on suspicion of be-
ing implicated, and were brought here yes
terday. Evidence continues to accumulate,
all pointing to Whealan as theguilty party
1t is reported that special commission under
the great seal will be appointed for the trial of
Whealan, and that a fund is being raised here
and in Griffintown for his defence. A brother
of MCGEE is here and recognizes Whealan,
having met him at his brothers house.
Later.-The investigation in the assassipa-
ton case was continued all day, and a large
number of witnesses were examined. Some
new testimony was elected of most damaging
character against Whealan.
The Portland daily press., 1868-04-17

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