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TIE sNESSE

NASHVILLE, Aug. 1.-Gens Cheatham.
Maury and Bushrod johnson sought and OBJ
tanned an interview to-day with the military
committee of the Legislature. The conference
lasted two hours, and was cordial and sat:slac-
tory on both sides. These ex-Confederate
Generals expressed a most decided hostility to
the programme of forcble resistance to the
state government inaugurated by conserva-
hyes and rebel politicians, who are urging the
people to resist the constituted authorities.
characterlzing them as citizens in war and
Generals in peace. They pledged themselves
to go through the State, if necessary. and use
their personal influence to propriate peace and
put an end to the operations of the Ku Klux.
zen. Cheatham spoke with deep feeling. saw
lng tnat he kept the parole which he gave
When ne surrendered always about his person.
ana 1elt that he was in honor bound to Weld
quiet and honest obedience to the laws.
There will be Convention in this civ TO-
morrow OF thirteen General officars of tbe 1at .
Confederate army to take into considar.ti on
what they can do to preserve the neace of tba
States. " ''
The military committee is calmly consider.
ing the situation, but will mature no mea srras
before next week. A firm policy has been re-.
solved upon. There will be no backing dowr
on account of threats of war Illuminated nv
reckless politicians. The indications to-day
are favorable for the preservation of peace.
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ALABAMA
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.

MONTGOMERY, Aug. LIN the Senaie TO-DAY
the militia:bill was passed 1t authorizes the
Governor to organize the militia when he sees
proper. The disability removal bill was hotly
discussed. Mr.. Pennington and other Repu6-
icans strongly urge the removal of all disabil-
tiles. The native Republicans generally favor
it, but Northern Republicans oppose it,
In the House, Mr.. McCraw, the Speaker
brought up the bill removing disabilities from
the people of Chambers county. This it is to
be hope, will be the entering wedge for a gem
eral bill. The common carrier bill, introd ice d
by negro frem Mobile, is causing much hard
feeling. The negroes are clamorous for its re-
moval, and the mover of the bill saws if it does
not pass it will cause serious disturbance in
Mobile. The bill provides that whites and
blacks shall ride in the same railroad cars and
in steamboat cabins
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49, ----------------
MARRIED.

In Alfred. Charles Brooks and Miss Emma Good
win. both of Kennebunk ~
In Hampton, July IA, B. F. Smith and Miss Annie
f Hopkins.
tn Bradford, July IA, franklin Whit and Miss
Effie Knox.
In Atkinson, Thomas S. Burgess, OF Sebec. and
Nellie A. Perkins, OF A.
In Boston, July 7, Lieut.. Hannibal A. johnson
formerly OF Halowell, and Emma W. Lombard. oil
Farmingdae.
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From DR.. r. Richord Clay Boston MSS

From DR.. r. Richard Clay, Boston, Mass.l
This is to certify that have known Mis- Sawyer's
Save for more than five years, and of its having
been success uly used in many cases. / consider it
superior article, and well worthy the confidence of
those requiring such remedy.
r. RICHARD CLAY, M. d.
Boston, Dec. 10th, 1867. .-
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Ar at Calcutta 18th ult, ship Cheftain, Mcclure,
Liverpool.
Sid i'm Buenos Ayres june 10, barque Pear
AT Aspinwall 2Dth uIt, barques Reunion, Collins,
dIsg, tor Cuba days; Commerce, Melcl err, tor =,
ready.
Ar at Caibaren IL h ult. baroue Trovatore, Blan-
chard; Cardenas; 1ith brig Alex Nickels, Rosebrook
New York.
Sid 7th. ship Theobold ThaObold, River CLYDE /;
18th, sch Helen j Holway. Hunter, tor Boston; 18th,
baIque Josie Nicholas. Mic olas, New York; 18th,
brig Eudorus: Cummings, do; 18th, barque Fannie,
Hinckley, Falmouth. f.
Ar at Cardenas 18TH balque Sarah Hale Hutch
ilson, Portend.
Sid 18th, briggs Lou Sc Miller, Leighton, for Fall
mouth, e ; 23d, Martha Br, Hatfield North of Hat
In port 9th, brig Jeremiah, Ford for Falmouth E
via Cabarien, load 500 hhds at i5s and pr ton.
Ar at CIenueg - tn inst brig FaHme Lincoln,
Hopkins, Kingston, ia; sch Eclipse, Srout, Cura-
coa 2oth. baIque Jos E Eaton, Elingwood, Machias
brig Marine. took. Boston
Sid 18th, baroues Alexandria. Snow for Boston
goth, Sam Sheppard, Evans, Philadelphia
:, Sid I'm Guantanamo 9Th. brig Mcintyre. Haskell,
Philadelphia
Ar at St Jago 18th ut, brig Poinsett, Anderson
Boston.
Ar at Havana 22i ult, barque Arthur Kinsman,
Buchanan, MatanZas.
Sid 22d barque Eliza White Mahoney, Falmouth
Eng; brig Emma, SWEET, do; sch Maggie Gray,
Cid 2sth. bareue Kremlin, Richardson Boston.
In port 25th. barques Sarah Staples pies, and
Arthar kInsman Buchanan, for Falmouth, f; Car
oenas, Paine for delaware y eakwater; Eiba, Pc
terson for New Yors; and others.
ar at Hatanzas 18th inst, brig j b Brown, Rose,
Portland
SID 2id, sch Marcus Hunter, Orr Savannah; 23d
brig David Owen Chadbou nc, New York.
Cld nth, barque Lewis L Stocker, Bi,ber Sierra
Morena; 18th, brig la Williams Sagua
Ar at Sagua ith, bar iue Ormus Pettengil Carde-
mas 9Th, briggs G e Colson, Nichols, do; lth baruue
Ada Carter, kenney, Matanzas; brigs S Bishop,
Webber. Cardenas; 18th d $ Soule, Soule, Havani !;
18th, barque Welkn, Blanchard, Cardenas; 18th
brig Machias, Upton, Nuevitas.
Sid 9th sch Hattie Ross IJlriclr Posto,. Ietb
brig Model, johnson, Portland.
Ar at Nassau, MP, Nth ult brig Jessie Rhynas
Tucker, Bath.
ar at st John, NIB, Goth ult schs Alaska Clark
Maclias Palo !, Shackord, Eastport 3Gtll Addie
Ryerson. Houghton, and Percy, Mailman, do.
SPOKEN.
July 1, lat 81 S. Ion 30 w, ship Southern Chief
from New York for San Francisco.
July ~ NE of Turks Islands passage, barquC
Transit from New Yorl for Aspinwall.
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E. w. PATTEN ~ co., Auctioneer.,
OFFICE IA CHANGE ST.
t<eai Estate corner of Park Street
and StetsOn Court.

nNWEDNESDAY, Aug 9Th, at past IL IN the
~ premises, will be sold he very de irabc Estate
recently occupied by the late Seward Merrill The
lot hasa front Park street of about 49g feet by
about IA feet on the Court. on which stands good
two stOried wooden dwelling, finished throur hout
well arranged for families, or for board
ing house. Has gas fittings throughout with an am
PIE supply Of excellent water. The garden spot on
me Court is well stocked with fruit trees and should
tne purchaser 50 desire he will find ample room ON
me same for the erection two dwellings Beauti-
ful shade trees both on the Street aud Court de-
post OF one hundred dollars will be required OF the
pureha er at time OF sale. For particulars call on
the AuctiOneers. iy30dtd
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Seizure of Goods.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the following de-
~ scr1bed goods were seized at this port on the
enue Laws:
April q, 1868, 4s prs Wooden Stockings; May g. II
bottles dln, bottles Brandy; May Is. bbls Moass-
es; May 20, Ullage Barrel Molasses, kegs Mo-
lasses; May ~, bottles brandy. bottles WhisKey,
2 bottles GIN; May %, 8 Gags Sugar; June Is, 4OG
Cigars; July Is, 8 bottles Brandy.
Any person or persons claiming the same are re-
quested to appear and make such claim within twen-
ty days from the date hereof Otherwise the said
goods VIII be disposed ofn accordance with the Acts
OF Congress in such case made and provided.
ISRAEL WASHBURN Jr.
Collector.
Portland, July "a, 1865 -d1 aw3w
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SOUTH CARspH.UNA.
SERIOUS AFFRAY BETWEEN NEGROES AND
WHITES.

SERIOUS AFFRAY BETWEEN NEGROES AND
WHITES.
COLUMBIA, Aug 2d.-An ARRAY occurred at
midnight last night between party of ten or
twenty negro members of the Legis lature and
five whites, which resulted in the mortally
wQunding one of the latter by pistol shot
through the head. The rioters entered a
beading house in disreputable part of the
town by mistake supposing it to be brothel
and We're struk by one of the negroes Upon a
SUCK being wrenched from his hand, the whole
party ran in front of the house and commenced
firing. After some 20 or 30 shots, the whites
retreated except the wounded man, who was
too drunk and remained on the sidewalk and
was shot down. The author of the crime is
unknown. No arrests have been made.
Much excitement prevails among the citizens.
The whies are said to have been unarmed.-
No weapons were found on the body of the
wounded man.
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Horses, carriages, &c, at Auction
EVERY SATURDAY, at II O'Clock A. M, on &c
u market lot, Market street, 1 shall sell HoIs
Carriages, Harnesses, &c. a
Apl 20. o. RAH,EY Auctoneer
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IRON Moses b TTbbetts, Jefferson, Mel
l can recommend Miss Sawyers Salve, highly
nave never used so good an article. For healing
purposes it is without an equal.
MOSES b. TIBBETTS.
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Who IS Miss S0aOyes' !?

Miss Sawyer lives in the city of Rockland Knox
County, Maine. She has devoted the best yeals of
her life to nursing the sick, and has had more ex-
perence in the of obstinate diseases old Sores
and Ulcers. and has also been consulted in pore
cases Of accidents such Burns. Scals and Bruises
than any other person in New England. professional
or otherwise. She has competed successfully with
the most able physicians in the States as well as
with nurses and Indian doctors. From time TO
time she has compounded remedies for the in
certain diseases in her practice. Among other
compounds she has for many years made Salve
which soon obtained extensive Sale, and is
Low in great demand abroad, as wen as in pri-
waite families and among the hundreds of men engag-
ed at Rock'and and vicinity in the hazardous bust
ness OF quarryng rock and burning lime, and also
among the seamen along the coast Maine SO pop
ular did it become thai while it only put up in
old mustard boxes without labels the help OF adj
vertisements, Miss Sawyer received orders for it
from nearly or quite every State in the Union The
demand finally became so extensive that she was un-
able TO meet 1t, and she made an arrangement with
L. M. ROBBINS, druggist OF Rockland to take
Charge of the business and supply he trade The
agent Is so well satisfied with the the Med
iUtuc guarantees II TO cure al
which it is recommended, and any one who gives it
trial according to directions and is not satisfied, is
invited to return The box with half the con ems aud
the riUney will be refunded Full directions with
each box.
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OF THE SHAWNEE.
LOUISIANA.
He HEALTH OF NEW ORLEANS

New ORLEANS, Aug. 1.-Citizens RETURNING
from the North report that an impression ex,
lists there that yellow fever prevails in New
Orleans. This is a great mistake as but two
Geaths have occurred from yellow fever in the
CITY curing the whole season, and both were
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yHE PACIFIC COST.
SAILING OF STEAMER GOLDEN AGF

SAILING OF STEAMER GOLDEN AGE
SAN FRANCIsco, July 0th-The steamer
Golden Age for Panama sailed to-day with
$S4S 900 in treasure, sS33,000 of which goes to
New York.
TINE WRECK OF THE sUAwNEE.
The United States steamer Pensacola re-
ports the Shawnee a total wreck. e ght of
the Suawnee'S crew arrived here to-day by
the Pensacola.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.
A fire at Coburn's station on the Central
Pacific Railroad to-day destroyed fifty build
ings No insurance.
SOLDIERS KILLED BY INDIANS.
Late Arizona advices say the Indians attack
ed a mail escort between Reno and Mcdonald.
and killed four soldiers. The mountains are
full of Indians. Signal fires are seen in every
direction, and the savages continue their dep
SAN FRANCISCO, July 31.-Alaska advices to
July 10Th report the troops all well and bust
ness dull. Coal mines have been discovered
near Sitka, on the main land. The coal is con-
Sidered of an unegualed quality, and the seam,
which is over twenty feet wide, is traceable for
some distance.
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THE DomIs.os OF oANADA.

HALIFAX. Aug. list.
Mr.Howe has published letter rebuking the
violent articles recently published in the Anti
Union newspapers, of Nova Scotia. He advi.
ses the people to give the Canadian Ministers
now on their way to Halifax, a courteous re-
ception, and the remedial meas ures proposed 9
fair hearing. 1t is reported that DIR. Tuppel
will retire from the Ministry. and that Mr.
Howe will have a seat in the Cabinet.
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House and Lot on Deer stree. OF
Auction. o."

On WEDNESDAY August 5th at 8 o'eloek p Al
s1ai. sen 'ne Iarge three story brick house No
Deer Street. SAID house Is One-half of a donhio
tenement, built since the fire. Contains ten room
pantries. cosets, &c. Piped for gas Good cena'
brick cistern. hard and soft water in kitchen ont
building, Nc. Lot about % by 81 feet This ho1se
is IN desirable locality, convenient to business and
well arranged tor 'arding house. Possession Civ
EN- immediately. Terms at sale.
jy30dtd f. o. BAILEY, Auct.
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FLOR IDA,
SICKNESS ON sHIPBoRD

KEY WEST. Aug 1st.-Brig VIM. M. Me-
Creeny from Cienfuegos for Philadelphia has
arrived. The steward is sick with the typhoid
fever and the captains daughter died yester-
day.
Also arrived Brig Raven of Machias, Maine,
from Cienfuegos for N Y. The captains wife
and five men are sick
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IMP OR rs.

CARDENAS. Brig John Byers-100 hhds molas.
SEES 579 boxes sugar Churchill, Browns 81 Manson.
BARBADOES. Brig Alice Lee $50 hhds IBIS
sugar. to II Machm
CIENFUEGOS. Brig Choice-37l hhds Al ties mo-
asses + Churchill 81 Co.
SAGCA Brig Mode'-3Ol hhds % ties molasses
e Churchill IL Co.
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w EST INDIES.

New YORK, August News from Porto
Cabello reports chat the adherents of the deposed
President to the number of 1900 and supported
by hotilla of five small vessels concentrated
there.
Laguayra is blockaded by another portion
of the feet.
The new President Monagas has marched
on Porto Cabello determined to crush all oppo-
stion to his administrations
ST. DOMINGO.
AdviceS from st. Domingo states that 1900 OF
President Baez'e troops were badly beaten by
the reyolutonists. The Commanding General
Bughan was killed.
The reported English loan is myth
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H E
NATIONAL TRUST COY,
OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK,
NO. 1886 BR 0ADwAy,
CODitNy ONE MILLTON D07Znrs.

CHARTERED BY THE STATE.
DARIUS r. MANGAM, Pres. JAS MERRILL, Sec'y
- ECEIVES deposits and allows FOUR PER CENT
II INTEREST on all daily balances, subject to
| checf at sight. SPECIAL DEPOSITS for six month
OF more may be made at five per cent. The capital
odONE MILLION DOLLARS is divided among over
3oo sharenoiders comprising many gentlemen of
iaree wealth and financial experience, who are also
personally l1abe to deposors for all obligations
the company to double the amount of their capital
| stock As the NATIONAL TRUS co. receives de-
posts in large or small amounts and permits them
to 6e drawn as whole or in part by CHECK AT
| SIGHT and WITHOUT NOTICE, allowing interest
| on ALL DAILY BALANCES, parties throu ghout the
country can keep accounts in this institution with
! special advantages of security. convenience and
| profit. iune2gdead. z, eow6mis
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IL Is SIMPLY an act OF justice and perhaps it will
pea iavor to the public to say that ! have used
MISS Sawyer's Salve Tor ten years. and believe it to
pS most valuable remedy for the purposes for
WHEN IL is recommended 1t is most effec tive for
ailals III cases where salve is used Tor them
IL mas proved an almost certain cure Tor ordinary
scratches in horses
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Agents Wanted +!

IN every town in the State to sell new article
| used IN every family Sells at sight. Agents are
making from s. to SIP dollars per day.
j. IL. COOK. 1881 Congress ST.,
Jy24wu Portland, Me.
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AUCTION SALES.
Sherif,s Sale.

VI MBLELAND, IS.
y iAnfED on sundry writs and win be sold at
-; uoIe uc'lon BY consent OF parties, at tn Auc
ton Room o. g .. Bailey, 100 Fore stree ON Mon
Jay, AuSust 90, alta o'clock p. M, the following
Hams, Sugar, Tea, Molasses, VINEGAR Kerosene
soda and Pilot bread Pure Spices Candles. Pickles
y. H. Io69cco sperm o., ID led Apples Crackers Loaf
Brogms, Pals, Tubs, Pipes. Fish. Pork, Be-: aIso
Ice Chest, stove. Meat TOos, Tin Ware, Me ,surss
Scales Block. sc.
The ali We goods are fresh and in good order.
Dated at Portland, July Il, 1868.
iy2s,,, Q. W. PARKER, sheriff.
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q Q M Nj F. CIAL


The total value OF foreign exports from this port
the past week amounted to S44,526. Included in the
the exports were 14O1 bbls flour. HOO do meal
200 do lime, 15o do oat meal, 10 tons bran, 1850
shocks and heads 315 gals vinegar 100 boxes starch
case matches, 46 rolls paper, otis. fish, and loco
motive
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NATH'L BUTLER.
Camden, Nov. Is, 1867,

w, W e, the undersigned. have been acquainted with
MISS sawyer for many years, and believe her to be
enrsIlan lady and skilltul nurse, and having used
ner save in our families, it gives great pleasure
IN saving il is the best general medicine we have ev-
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REV. w. H. CRAWFORD
JULIA A CRAWFORD.

IRON John G. Dillingham;, Freeport, Maine
ihis is 70 certify that [ had tumor my face.
IL was there about three years 1t kent increasing
IN SIZE, till | advised to try Miss Sawyers
H"iVe. bought box aud carried it with me, and
every time thought of it'll would rub the tumor
wlthtne Salve, and before used one box the tumor
entirely disappeared.
IOHN a nJIJJNGHAM
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SENATOR HILL OUT FOR GRANT AND CoLFAx.
AUGUSTA, Aug 1st..,A Republican mass
meeting was held at the Court house to-day,
for the purpose of appointing delegates to the
State convention at Atlanta. A letter was
read from Joshua Hill, stating that he would
stump the State for Grant and Colfax.
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"A ANSAS.
ARREST OF GEN SIBERIAN EnR

LEAvENwoRTH, Aug. 1.-Gen. Sheridan was
arrested to-day on complaint of Mr.. Dunn for
assault and battery. Mr.. Dunn is Postmaster
at Fort Leavenworth but was ordered off the
reservation few days ago for alleged mscon-
duet, and refusing to obey was forcibly elected
bence the action for assault,
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tvoo,. G. W. PARKER, Sherit
'itd r. U. BAILEY, Auct
l ! Lot of Land at Auction.

bsbaIl III Ray Aug 4th, 1868, at o'clock NJ
st known as he Valuable lot Of Land "a Franklin
Franklin srest rney Lo-. Said lot is 80 feet on
ss and ona s % I'm convenient to bust,
ity sale p1st,ys ost desirable lots in this vicin
jy29dtd ." Esaie'
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We the undersigned'have sold more of Miss Saw
yer's Save, within the last six months than any
0ther KIND. Parties who have tried it speak in very
hlsh praise ofits excellent virtues.
C. P. FESSENDEN,
s. f BENSON,
L. NJ ROBBINS.
Rockland, Oct. II, 1867
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Groceries. &c. at Auction,

an III URSDAY, AUGUST 9Th at "a o'clock P. M ,
~ at Store No ~ Portland Street. the st ok i'm said
store consisting In paIt OF Sugar, Coffee Tea, To-
bac Mustard, Cigars, Spices, Corn Starch, Vine
gar, Fish, Flour, Candy, Brooms, Pals Tubs Wash
ards. Also, Scales, show Case, Candy Jars Meas
ures, &c. +. o. BAILEY, Auct.
August 3. dtd
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None are genuine unless done up in Steel engrav-
ed wrapper, with fac-simile of my chemical ware
house, and signed q Ill HELMBOIAD.
Feb 20 eod&eOw1y
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SEW kCRS.

THE cities Of Hartford, Ct, and Booklyn, N Y,
L among others, have investigated uatil they are
satisfied that Cement Pipe OF twelve inches diam
fifteen inch brick sewer whose area is i76 5or more
than thiry per cent in avor Of Cement Pipe. This
is owing 10 its grea er smoothpess Rlying so much
less friction. HENRY WILLIS,
Supt Springfield Water Pipe Co,
i,g7dow Springfield, Mass.
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MARYLAND.

DEPARTURE OF MR.. JOHNSON FOR ENGLAND
The Hon. Reverdy johnson, Minister to
England, and family, sailed for Southampton
to-day in the steamship Baltimore, of Balti-
more and Bremen line. He was escorted
down to the river by large number of perso.
nal friends on board the steamer Chesapeake
and about dozen steamers and tug hoats
crowded with passengers. The Baltimore was
decorated from deck to top-gallant mast with
flags and signals, and her ratings fore and aft
with evergreens. Among those who escorted
MIR. johnson down to the river, were Baron
Won Gerolt, Prussian Minister, Senator Van
Wrinkle, of Western Virginia, General Van
yllt, of the Quartermasters Department,
General Brooke, Command. mt at Fort McHen-
ry, Hon. G. G. Cox, Commissioner of Patents,
and many members of the press from Wash
ington and Baltimore. On passing Fort
McHenry, salue of % guns was fired, and
flags were dipped on board ship. Mayor Banks,
OF Baltimore, toasted Mr.. johnson in behalf
OF the people Of the city, whom he claimed to
represent, and wished nim pleasant voyage.
Mr.. johnson responded in appropriate
terms, and in the course of his remarks he
said: go to England as Minister of peace !;
my instructions look to peace; and if / am
able to carry them out in the spirit in which
they are given me, peace will be the result.
so obviously is this the interest of the nations,
that the good men of both will strive to make
1t more firm and enduring than even the peace
now existing. We are the same people, de-
scended from the same stock, and no matter
how much we may have differed in the past,
and have met on sea and land, we are satisfied
that it does not pay us to be at enmity. We
ought to stand together and maintain the
principles OF political liberty. There is an
other Government which has stood by us in
the past, and whose interests and ours are the
same, and / ask you to join me in toast to
the King of Prussia, the able representative
of that monarch who is always a consistent
friend of the United States, and endeared to
us all who have known him during the many
years he has represented his Government"
Baron Won Gerolt expressed his gratitude
for the kind recognition by Mr.. johnson, and
reiterated his firm and devoted friendship
to the Government and people of America in
behalf OF himself and Government.
In response to toast TO the State of Mary
land and her Minister to England, ex Govern
or Bradford responded in eloquent and appro-
pirate language. The ovation to Mr. johnson
was magnificent testimonial of the respect
OF his fellow citizens, regardless of political
feelings, and fitting endorsement of his
confirmation by the Senate.
The Chesapeake parted from the Baltimore
in the bay at half past five o'clock, 2. M
Among the passengers was Warmley the
noted restaurant caterer of Washington, who
goes out as servant to Mr.. johnson.
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DIED.

In this CITY, Aug. 2, Nellie Austin, only child o
Edward IL and Carrie Cre CT ST. Louis, Mo-, aget
10 ~ onths II days
Funeral this Monday afternoon at 81 o'clock
from the residence OF James Crle corner OF Spruce
and Emery streets.
SO years
In sebec June 70, Mrs. Rebecca. wife of Dea. Sell
Cutter, aged IL ears
40 years.
IN Garland July 10, Mary j. daughter of the late
Robert Seward aeed 80 ears.
In Carmel. July 10, Mr George W. Chamberlain
aged 50 wears.
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From Mr.. & Mrs. Nm. r, Kendall, Freeport, Mel
Among the many Salves now in use, Miss Sawyer's
stands pre-emiuent for almost all the and pains
tism, Lame JOINTS Nervous Headache, IL gives i'll
slant reliet We have used tor several years, and
find IL an Wnf1iiing remed for burns, Scatds sore
cheerfullv recommend 1t TO the public as being per-
fectly safe and good for many more aches than we
have mentioned
MIR. & MRS. VIM R. KENDALL.
Freeport, March II, 1867.
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"Sterility is Laid"

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Il Pamph ct, 81 Edition. Price 20 GEMS.
Address John A. RIDDLE, Manchester, N. II.
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a PLAIN and simple methsd OF analysing soils.
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