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Litchfield enquirer., 1869-03-25

a Hole-in-the-Sk Sky" Boutwell, has long been regarded as prominent member of the whisky ring, and this is supposed to be the reason why such papers as the New York Tribune were so anxious that he should be appointed. It now looks as though the ring" would be all right un. der Grant.-Register.
 The foregoing is an excellent sample of Democratic criticism of the new Cabinet. No pretence was ever before made that Ex-Governor Boutwell, was connected with any ring. His character and record are entirely above reproach. Moreover, the Tribune preferred Stewart. sa f-.@-e-
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-03-25
Literary Notices.

THE LADY's FRIEND, for April, contains:7 Steel Plate; Colored Fashion Plate; Illus trations; Music; Roland Yorke, Or, Done in Passion; The Miracle of the Dice, A True Story; The Old, Old Story; Between Two; The Elm and the Vine; The Stone Ship; Keeping Toll Gate; Eleanor Wyvern's Grown; To my Friend; By the River; Sam- uel Barker's Sister; Novelties for April; Editors Department aG..e > ,. .alua.1.3
 EVERY SATURDAY for March 27, centains:, He Knew He was Right, by Anthony Trol- lope; Odds and Ends. of Alpine Life; A Paper about Parrots; Hetty; Foreign Notes; Four Sonnets. '9 & .1
 Published by Fields, Osgood < O., Bos-:
 THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY .contains:- Malone !; The Mission of Birds; Autobi- ography of Shaker; Bun Wild; A Strange Arrival; How We Grow in tlle Great North West; A Carpet Bagger in Pennsylvania The Foe in the Household; Our Inebriates; Doorstep Acquaintance; The Pacific Railroad; A Ride with Mad Horse in Freight Car; To Day; Notes, Reviews, and Literary Notices. 1T, N ,|, ,'.'' . Published by Fields, Osgool x G., | Boston. ..iail|- 11aa.-sJ sIl- g,e@f b9Tt | sI | j OUR YoUNa ;FoLKs contains = Tie Story of Bad Boy; The World We. Live In; What are Corals?; What Will Become of Me?; Wrecks and Wreckers; Gardening for Girls; The Violets; Tom Twist, The William Henry Letters;i How 10 Do It; At Queen Maud's Banquet; The. Excite ment at Rattleville;- Round the Evening Lamp; Our Letter-Box-,sE3 Ts,. rG oII, Published by Fields, Osgood & Co.,, Bos- ton. .'''" @-5' v 'f'-3 lo ,
 a ;. ..,y. l.. Yourself in His Place, by Charles Reade; The Great Danger of the Republic; To Marry or Not to Marry; The Exile World of London; Susan Fielding, by Mrs. Ed wards; Tie Astor Library; Pyramusl and Thisbe; Animal Food; Our Great Farm! CTS; Sister of Mercy; The Guest; My Music Teacher; The Galaxy Miscellany; The Singers Aims; Drift Wood; Litera- ture and Art; Nebule. '-' '-t i'4
 Published by Sheldon < Cos New York.
 PErERsoN's MAGAZINE for April contains: How Harry Popped the Question; Apple Blossoms; The Mystery of Blackwood Grange, concluded: Quest; Two Women and a Horse; Kate's first two years of Marriage; Marie Antoinette's' Ta1isman: together with the usual Fashion Plates, Music, Patterns, &c. l4-s.5. -,o>a- e---31l9a
 Published by Chas. J; Peterson 3o6. Chestnut St. Philadelphia $2.oo year, In advance. @ s,.t. 4j.I-a. et.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-03-25

rr1eHFdHs 1eFH S5#ERAgd 5f gaig aAaIEH RA1LRoADThe the Chapel school building in Roxbury, on Thursday last. The meeting was ad- dressed by Messrs.T E. W. Seymour, c. A. Hickox. F. W. Gum, and others, ques- tions were asked and answered, and the vote is to be taken on Saturday next
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-03-25
For Senators.

15rH DIsr-GHARLES B. ANDREWS, ofLtchfeld. 1GrH DrsT-N. TAYLOR BALDWIN, of Plymouth. 17rH DIsr-JOHN A. BECKLEY, of North Canaan,
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-03-25
For Congress.

1sr DIsr.-JULIUs L. STRONG, of Hartford. 2D Dlsr.-s.C ". KELLOGG, of Waterbury.
 3D DIsr4H. H. STARKWEATHER, of Norwich 4rH r-SIDNEY B. BEARDSLEY, of Bridgeport
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-03-25
MT. Beardsley.

Mir. Sidney B. Bearlsley, our Candid ate for Congress, will address the citizens of this place at the Court Room, on Tues day evening next. We hope the people of this and the adjoining towns will turn out and hear him. Although by no means practiced stump speaker. Mir. Boards
 ley's calm, clear, and logical mode of treat ing tue questions of the day cannot but make him friends wherever he goes. ..a r.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-03-25

BSr Jared B. Foster, Esq, is the happy Democrat who runs for the Senate in the Fifteenth District, this year.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-03-25

THE Waterbury Good fempiats have been discussing the question, ,YWhethar tobacco is not,as injurious to the hnnnn constitution as alcohol" !"
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-03-25

' sA The friends of Wirz talk of putsing up 8 monument to him. ..sz. = -...., ...-...-.
 We suggest Brick" for the material.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-03-25

1G- Attention is called to the postpone ment of the Probate Convention for this District.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-03-25

as ''The guaranty, by Congress, of equal suff- rage to all loyal men, at the South, was demanded by every consideration of public safety, of grati- tude and of justice. and must be maintained; ,chae Me question cf strage in au tte loyal States prop e1Iy belongs Co tue people of those &ates." Chicago Some of the Democratic journals are dis ingenious enough to claim that the propos- al of the Fifteenth Amendment is in viola tion of the foregoing resolution. Such is not the case. That resolution was passed to put the Republican party right on the Sumner doctrine that Congress has right to regulate tho suffrage in the States even as the Constitution now stands. Neither does the new amendment deprive the States of their right to regulate the suffrage.
 .ts They are only prohibited from making certain distinctions which are manifestly unjust f If s.5,s a ' aajs rs Tf
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-03-25
Union Republican Ticket.
ELECTION, MONDAY, APRIL 5TH.

ss 7 ss s''a.s- s1s@'sa''.s-4a.-s FOR GOVERNOR. noMarshan Jewell. ed xctnYo of Hartford. ihHp9 FOR LIEUTENANT-GovERNO trFrancis wayIand, Eii59ls2 a3 of New Haven. 8 T r-'S TOR SECRETARY OF STALE. Hiram P. Appellnan,
 as349 j. of Groton. a. aJo sev Ii FOR TREASURER. T David P. Nichols. -is 9r1f 3 of Danbury. ia' 7< FOR COMPTROLLER.
 James w. Manning, o~s,l.a r, of Putnam.
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HEADQUARTERS SOLDIERS AND SAILORS
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STATE CENTRAL. COMMITTEE, HARTFORD Ct March 04 1Q6Q
To tue Boys bs Blue of oonnectic,.t;

| To Me Boys bs Blue of oonnectic,3: . l COMRADES: In November last, joining the forces Of the Republican party, we attacked the enemy and routed him. ' ' .' | We followed as our standard bearer Genera (now President) U. s. Grant, and, contrary to tho Depreciation of many of our friends, succeeded in giving him the electoral vote of our state We now ask you to support his administration by electing State Officers, General Assembly and Representatives in Congress, whose views will be in harmony with his. y.-~ A comparison of the platforms of the two par ties must convince you that but one of them will support the administration which we helped to place ill power.
 That party has for it's eaddates men who were prompt to urge the nomination, and active in the election of President Grant
 With Messrs. Jewell, Strong, Kellogg, Stark weather. and Beardsley as candidates, we can and should win. ~ -
 -Re-organize eyerywhere-not for parade-not for display for marching carrying of torch es-but for aoo,k-hard, earnest work, 5 sls. s' I [ Let us be up and doing, and we will elect this tlcketby handsome, majority, cheer our new president with the substantial support of our glc- rious little Statey and prove to him that the loyal North will stand by him as he stands by the right. 9s '9' '''" 1-+ -.s'"1 .e ..+
 The whole country, whatever captious leaders among our opponents may say. does hits heart believe that General Grant will fearlessly energet icay, firmly and honestly labor to give the nation an honest, peaceful, economical and just admins tration., Why then should not Connecticut, the second state to speak after his election, repeat tae words ofNew Hampshire, and renew the vote of confidence she gave last November? But es- pecially, comrades, how is iti possible that any trge-hearted, patriotic soldier can vote against him? |
 7. Jos. R. HAwLEY, Hartford, ~ E. w. WHITAKER, Hartford
 l.. W. WEssEEIS, Litchfield iou. Ee
 WM. +. NOBLE, Bridgeport, aai
 E. D. s. GOODYEAR, North Haven.
 WM B. WOOSTER, Derby. ed ~i a- WM. n. LEATHAA, Mystic Brdge,
 8. J. COREY, Rockville, f 1T 4F, M. SPALDING, Pfainfeld, 'A II T
 N. B. GILBERT, Chester . State Central Committee, Boys in Blue. | - l.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-03-25
For Sheriff.

2 Henry A. BotsfoI'd, -i 8+ Of Litchfeld.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-03-25
William Fl. Barnum,

A fortnight since we made the following objections to the reelection of Mr. Wm. H. Barnum to Congress-: 2 >"1. He is not qualified for, the position.
 ss2 He has, throughout his past term grossly and inexcusably neglected the duties or the posi- tion.
 ''3 He is shameless, wholesale corrupter of Vo
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-05
new York stock ana Money marker

NEW YORK. Aug. 4-Evening The Money mar.
ket was very easy this afternoon and loans call
were made ate q per cent. Prime business notes
current at 70 10 per cont. The liabilities OF
the Greek firm Of Rhodcconachi q Fraughi are re-
ported to be about 100000 sterling In this market
Foreign Exchange Ia steady but very dull at 1891 a
110t. There Is more inquiry tor Continental Ex-
change, and some purchases have been made against
the bonds recently bought in this market The Gold
room speculation has relapscd into state OF ethar-
gy and the dizziness is plainly rejecting in the Gross
clearancss at the Gold Exchange Bank, which are
down to $43, 900 900. The shrewd Kanuck has re-
turned to the Dominion of Canada. THIS Kanuck
gave the Gold room weeks lesson in speculating
and took from the operators about $3.50 900 In green
backs The market was expressly dull throughout
the afternoon closing at 1861 q 1876. The rates paid
for carrying day were g. D., @6t per cent to fat
There Ii good borrowing demand for Gold on time,
and loans have been fiat until next November. Gov
ernments were strong to tho close. with an improved
to-day Henry Clewes q Go. furnish the follow
ing AIS quotations United States coupon 6s. 1881,
1914; do 526s 1862 1876; do 1864, 1871 do 1885, 1881
do January aud July, 122f; do 1861, 1921; do 1885,
1925; do 10-40's, 1i6; Pacific G.s, III.
Southern State securities remained dull to the
The Stock market at the close was slightly on from
the highest point OF the day, and generally dull The
fluctuations have been widencd more general than
for some time past The market closed active and
rmer at $50 at the following street quotations:-
Pacific Mail, s93; Western Union Telegraph Co. 3si
Reading, 97}; Hudson 1854; Michigan Central, 13I;
Michigan Southern, 1861; Illinois Central, 14ii;
Cleveland s. Pittsburg, 1913; Chicago s. Rock Island
1l4h; Chicago & North Western, s7f; do preferred,
Eli Pittsburg Fort Wayne. l5e.
lows;-Currency, si4 032, O00 general. S9f6io,00O.
The gross clearances at the Gold Exchange Bank
to-day amounted to $43, c0Q.00o.
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-05
90 M N E Nc @ Ia n.

Receipts by Railroads and Steamboats,.
PORTLAND & KENNEBEc RAILROADS cars lum-
Der, do bbls.. do shingles, A cases oil cloth, 90
doors, bdls glazed sash, do sash, 10 boxes cast
ings, 16 bds binds, geers 20 boxes axes of
mdse, As lambs calves, Dbl vinegar, and 20 cars
freight for Boston.
GRAND TRUNK RAILwAY-166 bbls -four. car
corn, AZ do lumber, do oats, do bran, do peas
do laths do staves do bark, do Shocks so cases
lard boxes eggs, 10 bags potatoes q bdls chairs,
10 bags spools ton and 66 pkgs sundries; for ship
ment East, 600 bbs. -four, car sundries.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILRoAD-15 cases boots, 8
tubs butter 16 boxes eggs cars cattle, 50 bdls dow
cling, bbls cider So bags spools, 2o6i sides and
bdls leather, Ill rolls window backs, 115 pkgs sun
dries.
4 STEAMER MONTREAL. FROM BosTos-2s bbs.
mdse % do pitch, rs do pork. 80 do OIL 81 coils lead
pipe, 200 water melons 100 bags satpetre &c bales
green SKINS 10 bags coffee 81 boxes tn 40 kegs soda
2horses 125 pkgs Princes Express, 100 do to order
for Canada and up country, 2oe bars railroad iron.
III empty bbls, 81 bales rags, 1a0 boxes cans 1875
pkgs to order.
STEAMER JOHN BROOKS. FROM BosToN-13
bbls pork and bse cases dry goods, % rolls ieat
err 16l boxes mdse 80 bags coffee, % kegs soda, 90
bdls paper 80 bbls nour 10i sash weights 100 pkRs
Princess Express 100 do to order for Canada and up
country, 234 bars railroad iron so rolls leather 453
dry hides, 70 pkgs to order
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-05
The World Grow. Wiser.

The human stomach has been q shamefully perse-
cuted organ. There was time when for. every der.
ELECTION OF duty it was punished with huge doses
the most disgusting and nauseous drugs. In vain
it rejected them, and literally returned them upor
the hands Of those who administered them. They
were forced upon 1t again and again. until its solvent
power was thoroughly drenched out OF 1t. y W
The world is wiser now than 1t was in that drastic
era, when furious purgation and mercurial saliva
ton were what Artemus Ward would have called the
man holt OF the faculty. in cases of dyspepsia and
liver complaint
The great modern remedy for indigestion aud bill
business, is HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITrERS,
preparation which has the merit of combining a
paatable favor with such tonic, aperient and anti
bilious properties as were never heretofore united
in any medicine.
1t has been discovered, at last that sick people
not like the tabled Titans who found prostraton 50
refreshing that, when knocked down, they rose from
the earth twice as vigorous as before. When an it,
valid is Frustrated by powerful depicting drugs he
apt to stay prostrated and The debilitated being
aware of the fact, prefer the building up to the
kssocking dosoa system of treatment.
HOSTETTER'S BITTERS meets the require
ments of the rational medical philosophy which at
present prevails. 1t is perfectly pure vegetable
remedy, embracing the three impor tant properties
OF preventive, tonic, and Alternative. 1t for
titles the body againgt disease, nvigorates and
vitalizes the torpid stomach and liver, and effects
most salutary change in the entire system, when in
morbid condition.
In summer, when the embedding temperature rem
ders the human organization particularly suscept-
bic to unwhelesome atmospheric influences, the Bit
tiers should be taken protection against epidem-
ic diseases. aug2-eod&w1wsN
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-05
Brighter, Cambridge and HIedferd Cattle
Markets.
Especial Dispatch byInternational Line.l


BOSTON. Wednesday. Aug. 4.
At market this week:-2l4 Cattle, 10,525 Sheep
and Lambs, as Swine, 1000 Fat Hogs. and 100 veals;
swine, siOo Pat Hogs, and 200 veals. From Maine,
10 Cattle, 3e3 Sheep.
PRIcEs.-Beeves-Extr quality si2s5@ Is 90;
Gil 75; third quality i0 Is q slI 90; poorest grade
Of Cows, Oxen, Bulls, sc, 70 90 q 10 90 y 100 ms.
1.-THE total weight OF hides, tallow and dressed beet.
Working 0xen-Bt few peirs in market and not
much demand for them; holders are asking from
siI5 to ss25 v pair.
ESQ to IS; store Cow SIS % SIS . head d.
tsee % ~ to sTo year Sds $50 to
m ~ a sa
in fair condition sold TO slaughter. There is
not much doing in Store Cattle trade until later in
Sheep and Lambs-Extra and selected lots "a rs q
$50 " head; common and ordinary So So So 90, s. 50
100 head. or from to &C y NJ; Lambs % 90 10
swine-spring Pigs, wholesale 15c; retail is to tic
v ib.; Fat Hogs i0s to lie y fb.
Po1ltry1Extra 20 to 2lc; medium 17t 10 isc; COM
Prices Of Hides, Tanow and skins-Brlghton Hides
10 q ioic; Brighton Tallow g SIC y n; country
Skins SIC each; Lamb Skins 75c each; Calf Skins
Cattle from Maine-.I Wells. 10; Lambs from do
Fay, lSs; Z Norton, 90; j g Frost. 81; B
Remarks-The supply of Cattle from the West was
IN than those Of last S
so high at Albany; prices are from and % Ac y ib
lower than those OF last week. there were but few
Cattle sold as high as 13c " fb. number Of large
lots Of the best Beeves were taken at commission,
estimated to cost 123c fb. There were but a few
Cattle and Lambs from Maine. The supply from
the North was light and mostly small Cattle, for
which there was fair demand. The supply OF
Sheep and Lambs In market was larger than has
been in bsfore this season; the demand very fair
but prices lower before the close We quote sales OF
26 Cattle, average weight 1902 fbs at 123c " h 80 per
cent. shrinkage Is at 1910 d. 20 per cent. shrink
age; 12 at 12c ID, per cent shrinkage, average
average weight 1852 fbs II at If3c % ib, per cent
shrinkage average weight $50 lbs; As at 123c % fb,
80 per cent. shrnkage, average weight 1889 lbs; 90
at SIC " ID live weight average weight 1912 ms; II
at 114c y ID. per cent shrinkage, average weight
1857 lbs; % at 12ac b. 80 per cent. shrinkage,
GRACE weight 1346 lbs; "a at J0Jc " ID, "a per cent
"a per cent shrinkage, average weight HOO tbs at
i0c ID, Ss per cent shrinkage, average weight 1ol
lbs.
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-05
e o r. OF Il.

LONDON, Aug. Ain the House OF Commons
to-day Mr.. Ottway, Under Secretary of For
eign Affairs. said the agents of the British gov
eminent were making. every effort to obtain
access to the EngIshmen now held captives in
Paraguay. The last intelligence received in
regard them was furnished by American naval
officers. and was to the effect that they were
all we'll. but still restrained of their liberty by
command of President Lopez.
Viscount Milton asked if the government
could not inform the House what progress had
been made in the San Juan boundary negotia-
tons, and what the expense OF holding posses
sion of the island had been.
Mr.. Ottway replied that as differences SILL
existed with the United States on the CUES
ton, Her Majesty's government was unable to
furnish any information or lay any corresp0n-
dence ON the table. The government of 1860
had submitted what information it thought fit.
Ii Lord Milton was able to add anything to
that the government would be glad to hear
from him. 1t was impossible at such short mo-
tice TO say to what cost the occupation of the
island amounted.
The Harvard crew were out again on the
Thames to-day, and showed better than in for
mer trials. They were visited to. day by shaw
the coxwain of the Oxford boat
A portion of the London Metropolitan fire
brigade propose to visit New York
PRUSSIA.
BERLIN, Aug. 4.-The Borsen Zeitune dis
cussing the possibility Of the imposition by
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-05
mAxsAouxysErrs

FURThRa ACCOUNT OF THE HOBBS MURDER.
BOSTON, Aug Am inquest will he held
tomorrow in relation to the murder OF MRS.
Hobbs White came from Nova Scotia, stud
led law in this city and was admitted to prac-
tice. He enlisted in the 9th Massachusetts a.
a private when the war commenced, served
with distinction, was severely wounded at
Fredericksburg, and subsequently promoted
to Major for gallantry. OF late he has resided
in Mississippi, and was delegate from that
State to the Chicago Convention in 1858, and
since has acted as registry officer, position
secured for him by his friend Gen. Dent. He
came to Boston about two weeks ago from Mis-
sissippi suffering from pulmonary complaint,
and having been an intimate friend of DIR.
Hobbs and vile was taken into their family for
medical treatment. 1t is asserted that White
was in love with Mrs. Hobbs, in fact mono
maniac in his devotion to her.
LATER Major White was arraigned in the
Municipal Court to-day, charged with wilful
murder of Mrs. Hobbs, and waving examine
zion was committed 10 Jail. II il stated that
for several years he had known and loved his
victim, and that in 1861, after he had attacked
her with knife, he was sent to the Lunatic
Hospital at South Boston, wherel he remained
some six months. The inquest commences to-
morrow afternoon.
ARMS FOR TURKEY
Barque John Wooster sailed today for Con-
stantinople with cargo Of 1890 muskets for
the Turkish Government. A similar cargo
for the same destination was shipped three
weeks ago.
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-05
ALAR

MOBILE, Aug. A private telegram from
Montgomery, address to a Government officer
in Washington, says that Buckley, of the
Montgomery district, Buck, of the Mobile dis.
trict, and Hayes (Radicals) are elected to Con-
gress. The third district is doubtful. Mason,
Elmore, Chambers and Tallmadge counties
from Lee county have not yet been received
As far as heard from Parkinson, Democrat,
has 100 majority.
Loter.-Enough returns have been received
to indicate the certain election of Parkinson
Democrat, by several hundred majority, in the
third district
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-05
Dr. HAMS Aromattc Inxigorator

Removes from the system the i'll effects caused by the
excessive of alcoholic liquors, and effectualiy
destroys the appetite for these simulants. 1t gives
tone to debiltated mucous surfaces. Effete matter
is removed from the system thereby restoring it to
its normal heathful condition. As medicine it Is
quick and efiectpal curing the most aggravated
cases OF Dyspepsia, Kidney Complaints, and all 9TH
er arrangements OF the Stomach and Bowels, in a
speedy manner. This elegant preparation has stood
the test OF years wineglass ful before eating will
give good appetite and prevent all suffering from
tons should take the invigorator Tin ee times day.
wins-gass full before retiring win insure sweet
trial. and to induce this he has put up the Inyigo-
rator in pint bottles at 30 cts-quarts $500. Prin-
cipal Depot, As CENTRAL WHARF. BOSTON. Sold
by all druggists. maylseodsN3m
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-05
KANSAS.

LEAyENwoRTH, Aug. AT meeting re-
Gently held by the Land League on neutral
lands, speeches were made by Hon. Sidney
Clarke and others. Resolutions were passed
unanimously, denouncing James f. Joy, the
United States Senator, and asking Senators
Ross and Pomeroy to resign their seats, cut
ting loose from the Republican party and form
ing new and independent State Committee.
Senator Pomeroy was hung in efigy.
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-05

rAILuRn on AN IssuRANcE eonrANr.

TAILuKN OF An INSURANCE. G0MfANT.
ST.. LOUIS, Aug 4.-The Marine Fire Insur-
ance Company of Peoria suspended business
yesterday, being unable to deposit 500, 900
with the State Treasurer, as required by law.
REDUCTION OF FREIGHT ON THE PACIFIC RAIL-
ROAD.
An Omaha dispatch says that the new
freight tariff went into operation on the Union
Pacific Railroad yesterday. The rates are from
80 TO 40 cents lower than the previous ones.
HEAVY SHIPMENT OF FREIGHT
Heavy freight shipments are coming daily
from California for the Eastern markets.
ARRIVAL OF MORMON EMIoRANTs.
Four hundred and fifty Mormons, principal
ly Danes, arrived here yesterday, en- route to
Salt Lake
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-05
MARRIED.

In this city, Aug. q by Rev. A. Dalton. George f.
Cox and Miss Hannah Craig both of Portland.
In Mt Desert, July 20, Capt. E. A. Richardson, Of
fremont and Melvina j. Mcfarland, OF Eden.
In Gouldsboro, July 70. VIM. L. Perry and Julia
Faikner, both OF Steuben. Aa
In Bangor July "a, John Hayes, OF B., and Clara
A. Chaples. of st George.
In Dexter, July II, Henry L. Southworth and Cora
A. Rollins, both OF Perkman.
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-05
lRy thc French Cnbie.l
DomINEov OF CANADA.
FIRE-FoUR MEN INQUIRED.

TORONTO, Aug. 4-Four buildings on the
corner of King and Prince streets were de-
stroyed by fire this morning. During the pro-
gress of the fire chimney fell, seriously injur-
ing four men. .a es.l. s4 $50
THE ROYAL CANADIAN BANK TO RESUME.
The Royal Canadian Bank will resume bust
ness on the 10th inst.
HACK DRIVERS STRIKE.
The hack drivers of this city are on strike
No cab has been seen on the street for two
days. A new bylaw regulating the fares is
the cause of the difficulty.
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-05
WEST INDIES.

HAVANA, Aug. 4.-The Captain General has
authorized the Spanish Bank to Issue a Sec
ond loan. The proceeds of confscated estates
are especially pledged for its redemption.
az nne NM .o 81 On Tue IS'an ~ ~
18th ult was incorrect