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New-York tribune., 1869-01-21
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SUPREME CoURT-GKNERAL TERM.-Held by
CLERKE r. T. suTHERLASD aud BARNARD, j. JCOut
1850 NoAnunerAted notenhhoh 81 50 ~ 81 ~ EauTsf
Ad moo5GHos g. 69 6a 30 81 70, a. 90 w. ", 9s lVl 4O 4J
IOs lO5 lO6. l05, lO9, 10
SUPREME COURT-CRcUT.-He by CARDoZo. J.
Court opeus a l013 mEoA 975 lel ll3 l95 s9 l2o ~
1905 I2o 1909 l2i 1919 1915 1919 l22l 22 1928 l227 l2s l2
gUPRKdE CoURT-CHANfBERs.-Held by lNGRA-
Calendar called 81 u mN0s g.
a. IS o. w. So 30 o. o. g. o. o. g. 9 o. l01 l02 1o3
SUPERIOR CoURT-TRIAL TERM-PART l.-Held by
AoCUgE J. Court opens f67 ES9, 29, 80 SIS,
81 SO SOL $50 eos 557, 569. 81, s73
COURT OF GENERAL SESsIONs.-Held by CUNNING
REBgsRD H. Judge Court opens At IL Tbs People agt
Wa fsElvanaua areeRyi Same agL Jas VIII
Iam-bugay; CtthArins hcCaunsud larceny Same
agt Horns snd VIM HeTbglnd larceny Same g Robert
BraiygTand aeny James OEegsnd roruyi Sane
t Alex Dadon larceny; Same at James Reaetn-roobey
Thos KelybugaTy; agE Mary Arm PoasJa A
sAsrp-yr1n5 Larceny Sane hgt George LaWrenes-bmglay
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pASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM LIvRRPOoL-In steamship Java Jan. oh A. Dnnnns
and brother a h D. HGf and son NJ Krs WTsht w h,s-
Eies Mr. Godng j. Augmtrie, ". l. Campbell koSland N
Giddngs O. J. Hatch Miss K Kgnolis W. Gnhne D. Bird
T. Knox Mr. and Mrs Evans N Eaeone M and Mrs '" n.
YoOaG, Ran6srg sgrges AIcOel ASosE M M and MIA
FROM HAMBURGIn steamship Hsumons jan A-Juhqt Gois
Geo Won HobIhausen Theodo Rnkopt Otto Muller John seeam
cher and adv Julia HoFer child M Qunsby H. Snseknd A.
F. Begsns Luiwg Ru Isdor Schmidt Regina Hey Johs N
HageeUmler Thomas Erc Capt W. Permen Alex Pu Hen
es Fur,t Edward Mehdng VIM Knnke Dr. Gustav Bockmann
Mor Godbaum Hndk Gundestup, Alfred Snhaser hS6smaso
Schultz Adug TuHsnann Charles SAWYER Joseph Merrill ce5As
Au Chstophe Louis Rngesen Alfred heoe1 Oeurey Meyer eA
Ard Nsb John OhnlngeT Carl Bayorhach, A. T. ItAsnltL
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

EIHUFEAN MAHhEIM
PRiSEFoRr Jan 2Untsd Sseh FyeTNeuty bonds quiet a. ~
59i for the issue Of 1852.
1srwERp jan 2Psreum hrner 58a59 francs for STANDARD
White.
HAyRs JAN 2Ths Cotton market Snehanged tres odnairs
opened 1t l33 frau y cWt and Low Mddngs At lG francs
LONDON Jan 24)O mCoBsoS closed at 93 for both money
and the account United States FveNeny bonds Isl Stocks steady
Erie 25l; Illinois, 91t
PARIS, Jan. 2o-Tie Bour,s IL dull Ren,es TOt Csc
LIVERPOOL Jan 204;30 mIbe Cotton market closed steady
following quotations: Mding Uplsnds d hddpg Orleans
He'd the sales Of the day have footed up 600 bae Refined Pc
troleum, lI9 = cwts
LoSgoS Jan 20-4 20 nTuIpenns S7 p ewt Calcutta Lin.
seed 81 CASA. Talow, lTi9 A. cwt
HAygz DECENTRALIZATION closed 3JIt Tor tres Ordnars
on the spot and 1857 for Low Middlings, to arrive.
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RECEIPTS OF pPODrCF.

TT IdHdI FetStTs. md hdJOddA
JAN 22H bales Cotton, Asp bbA Flour $50 bush Wheat
1852 bash Corn 1870 bush II bush Rye. m bush Beans
e3 b Corn Meal 22l6 bags Meal bags Buckwhea. Flour
1870 btls Ros COO bbA Spirits TarpeBn IA bb Pork 23 kg
Beef "a Pkg. Cat Meats @ pigs Lard 9 ks Lard II Pig AsRss
troeum 1850 pigs Butter pkgs Cheese 43 pkgs TOg l25 bb
Lard oil IS pkg Dried Fruit 1860 Dressed Hogs u bb Copper go
bba WHISKY al bb Eggs 02 bales Wool 4j haos Hops II 87 sides
Leather 5 Hides bids Tobacco l and Tobacco 27
bea MOasse, 400 bags Cotton Seed l6 bags Peanuts.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-21

PACIFIC RAILROAD (of Missouri) Six PER CENT
GOLD BONDS for sale by the undersigned. The road
is completed and the not earnings for its fiscal year
will be about 81 200 OOO while the interest on the en-
tire mortgage debt will be 10000 In gold, thus
aordlng perfect security for investors. Price 97
and accrued interest in currency Parties purchasing
before February will get the benefit Of the premium
on coupons maturing that date For further
particulars apply to CLARK, DODGE q Co, No. 81
Wall-st.
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yF1cE or TuR RocKFoRD, Rock ISLAND,

OFFICB or THR ROCKFORD, Rock ISLAND,
AND ST.. LOUIS RAILROAD COMPANY,
No. u WallstD
The COUPONS from the Bonds Of this Company,
maturing February I, proximo, will be paid on and
after that date at this OHce, in United States GOLD
CoIN, free Of Government tar. II. H. BooDY,
Now-York, Jan. IA, 1869. Treasurer.
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NEWS PACKAGEs FOR rHR PRESS.

Captains pnrsers arriving this port equse 70
deliver packages addressed the EewYok AIsosiet Press sn y
exhibiting the written authority Of W. sTonon Ssnsrn
packages for the Journal ~ Cotamsr 1es IkBpN
World Express EUening Post Commercial Advttsr ta9.
zeung Journal and Ns7 Yorku Dmoat seeaa aas
be Delivered only 70 the persona
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CALIFORNIA PACIFic RAILROAD
~ vos Ian SoMRANT Al srvpx ppp cpxr


q GOLD B O n ID s.
PRINCIPAL AND INTRREST PAYABLE IN GOLD COIN
Conpona PAYABLE as January July National Park Bank
Esw.York, Free Of Government Tar
The undersigned offer fer sale limited gunber OF the above Do
Habe Bonds with accrued Interest In Currency The total
amount Of bends authorised to be issued Is
&2,25O,O0O,
Less than $4,000 per mla
The larger portion Of this has already been sold
These secured by the en properly OF
the Company neludug their Vaua0s Lands whaes and wafer p
leees at Vallejo and elsewhere
Total length Road 100 miles
Pnshsd Fully Stocked and Equipped and Running from
monthly earnings this portion the Road nearly nree
tines the monthly interest the entire issue OF bonds
This Road direct between Francisco and Saofa
ento reducing .h time between these two cities TO 81 hours
The Marysye process Of eonsuct0nthe grading nearly
completed onehrd hand and tho balance purchased
a this season aud total receipts should amount,
TO al least 5000 (god) per day. -,
Tbs roadbi Oh .os substantial chaacerpemanent soh and
baased The iron Of the best quality The rolling stock
and equipment are n every respect frst class
M ounry through which this Road runs entirely exempt from
either snow Ice o and m agricultural resources supass Nose Of
any portion Of the State - ,,,,
reliable parties 10 California Of the present value and uure pros
ueets most unhesngy recommend thess secu
lies friends aud the public frssess hTssmn-ss and
every respect desirable ,-.,--, d, ,u.-N.-,
Government securities market rates. will be taken IN exchange Tor
these bonds ,. 4.
Creua maps other information can be had application
'''1'' TURNER BROS, No. Il Nassau, cor. Pins-sts
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WEDNESDAYS WEATHER RBPoRT-sI%

MINIATURE ALMANAC. -
sur 79 Sun S;O4 Noon ses''''<'"
' gIGH wATER -.
Sandy HOOK. Ice Cows aud.... l5a Hell GAe''''' 'sS
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WEDNESDAY. Jan. 2O-P. N.
Gold opened at 1867 selling at E5i0lS5g,
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SiNzRia!.

OT5os oT CHioIso ASp ALros r. Co }
Ne i1PBsgt, hsu.YofH, Auggu 100
CHICAGO AND ALTON RAILROAD FIRST
" MORTGAGE SINKING FUND BogDS-Eohes ksrsby giTsa
that us hsvs dsSa,d by h Boai numbered leloEi
as m ISa 9g SS ls3 Zoo rs s fS 1d 200 S a $50 to 80
l1 s9s 3 And igs each for eienDtioE According ho
truI norstEs thereon viii EoTsnbsr ices Ths
.n5. Fsd ready PAY With interest far lear.d % pre-
ssa,sisa AL ,qusadsy, J. TiLDEN No. u Wsn-TL
l. ". MEYER No 81 EAfsaa.h
New-York tribune., 1869-01-21

No. 25i SocrH-sT., y. T.
AT an ELECTION of DIRECTORS held Jan
N uarT H. ls6 the following gentlemen unanimously
elected Tor DE ensuing year; John Craze John B DeI
snsoa Ari Knapp CbriIp FIeuea A. nose August Gos'
wss n Prseborn Robt Hubbard Geo BhS aud Geo W. Rose
welt Dad Cofe Inspectors the cent election sn6eqant meet
ug Board puAnlno1Sy elected President H.
v. MASON. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1869-01-21

OFFICE on Ihn HlhILToS fiAE issuhASCA C99'
AT the ANNUAL ELECTION held at the
IN oHes Uompsn jan inIt the following named gentle
me elected Directors for The easuing year,
~'N TIMOTHY n 1uRdHE DANIRL D. WHITNEY
THOMAS MORTON, ABM WAhEhAN,
pKNRY DAVID T. g. HATFIELD
CH6RIPs JgSKTNg CITRUS II. LOUTRBL,
n NJ VAN BUREN, ISRAEL @. LAWRENCE,
u W BROWN MCPEBLY,
RDWARD X CoWLEg NJ H. SMITH, W.,
I i FoKINGRY j. wlNDMULLBk
RDWAR an gCUIIY THOMAS RRSSBNDER,
HARRISON p LISCOMD 0BORGB TugN0T
CuARLES O. WHiTH SAMUEL BLOCH.
NATHAN WORLBT w. M MONTAEYHA
H. A. MAHRBEAU, JOHN A. BAhsn,
WILLIAM HfLEs JAMES EBBVES,
ntEiTI 4 sCUAEK THOMAS WEDB,
ElLsON SAMNlS GEORGE q JBFPRIBs,
JOSIAH NJ. WHITNEY y CHlLpSl. .
CLEMENT PARSONS, WILLIAM VAN hAhki
DAVIS COLLABORR, D. y. WfCkOFf
H. BLYDBEBUBg, - q; WlhANs.
M ,ubsequsa msethR oil Dsstors Mr.. John WnAnb
JAMES GILMoRB. Secretary
TOTORAD0 CENTRAL RAILR0AD.-The
~ Aanu Meeting Of stockholders will Be held a DsnVsr en- jan ~
sees r.. T. }. cAkTRB, Pfsgt 9. @. r. u
@E.uYori Doa Is. isca
New-York tribune., 1869-01-21

rI1HE PEOPLES FIRE INSURANCE co.
OF THg CITY or NBW.YORK hereby giye NOTICE that they
viii apy 70 the Legislature In Iioh Tor an amtndnenl 10 er
Is,,II I1f" PBBD. v PRlCB Secretary.
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-15

ing at 80 to 50 cents; potatoes have come in in
considerable quantities the week past, and
sold at from 80 to 45 cents; yellow eyed beans,
800 to 312 IL, and extra pea beans 1926 to q, 80
butter in good shape,or brought in good order,
has sold from 25 to % cents; eggs, to-day have
sold at 20 cents, and the large quantity now
coming into market must carry them still
lower. n Il go
~ sAGADAHoC COUNTY ~ ~
In the municipal court at Bath, last satur-
day, Eunice Preble was fined $40 and costs.
for entering the primary school house on
North street, and making an assault tlnon the
teacher, Miss Mary Higgins, of that, CITY. on
the I'd inst, aud disturbing the school bv rude
and indecent behavior.
The Houghton Brothers, as we learn from
the Times, have commenced new shin. of
some 1900 tons, the largest they have ever
built John Patten and others have com
menced ship of some 1900 or 1400 tons which
is neatly timbered out, although quite late in
the season. The aggregate tonnage of ship
ping built in Bath this year, says the Times,
will exceed $4,000, which, taking into account
the increase in the cost of labor and ali the
material that compose ship, will require an
investment of as mnch money as has usually
been invested in our most prosperous years.
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-15

PoST OFFICE RoBBERY.-Yesterday officer
Tarbox, of Biddeford, observed three boys in
that city who were spending money freely.
Finally one of them went into jewelers. store
and negotiated for a watch, offering for pay
ment $500 bill. The owner of the store called
officer Tarbox, and then called Mr.. Chapman,
cashier of one of the banks, who pronounced
the bill to be genuine. The officer tilen ques-
toned the lad as to where he got the bill. The
reply was that his uncle gave it to bim. This
did not satisfy the officer, and he refused to
deliver the bill to the lad, who said, in an in
dignant manner, she would go and see his
uncle,'' and started off. The officer followed
him, and found two other boys going with, the
first Ionas THEW ram into san Irish hunsa <anfi
out OF the. back door, secreting themselves in
privy, where all three were arrested. lse
The names of the lads are Charles Damery,
John Mulloy, and Jacob McMinneman, all be-
longing inthis city: They confessed that they
had robbed the letter box of the First National
Bank in the post-ofice in this city, between
and z clock Sunday evening, by opening or
breaking open window in the Office, just over
the box Of the Bank, and had taken out the
contents of the box. They told where they had
opened the letters; and on the vacant lot be-
tween the Printers Exchange and the Savings
Bank block were found the remnants of bills
of exchange, drafts, letters, Sc, which they
had torn up.
Officer Tarbox brought the lads into the city
last eVeuing and they werescoumitted to the
loekup. dMr SDrbox is sentited to much credit
for his perseverance in this affair. He was not
aware when he made the arrest that any rob-
berry had been committed.
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-15
Letter from Virginia.
CurpEppRR CorrRT Hons


IT. = June II, 1869. +
70 the Editor Of the Press:
m Aoh'lcai matters are getting under full head
way again in old Virginia. The opposing forces
are forming their lines' preparatory to the
great battle at the polls on the 9th prox. asi
4 Gov. Wells, the candidate of the real gem
uine Republican party, aided by Mr.. Chandler
and other distinguished orators. is now cam
vassing the State, and wherever the, go the
greatest enthusiasm prevails among the friends
of equal rights. The Conservatives, as they
call themselves have stultifed themselves by
accepting as their candidate a scarpet bagger, ?
by the name Of Gilbert G. Walker as their
candidate for Governor, but as he is Copper
head, they don't mind the carpet bag" part Of
it as long as he agrees with them politically.
The general opinion throughout the State is
that Gov. Wells and the Republican ticket
will be elected by about 10000 majority, though
the Conservatives claim that they will carry
the State by 10000 majority. 1 will write you
again as our canvass progresses.
Yours, g., 9G9f2t
"a ONE ARMED YANKEE"
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-15

FROM the army hospital; the bloody battle
field, the mansion Of the rich and the humble
abode of the poor; from the Office and the sa-
cred desk; from the mountain top, distant val
ley and far off islands of the ocean; from
every nook and corner of the civilized world,
is pouring in the evidence Of the astonishing
effects of brakes Plantation Bitters. Thou
sands upon thousands of letters like the fol-
lowing may be seen at our office:
80 So i have been in the army hospi-
tai for fourteen months, speechless and nearly
dead. AtAlton, ILL., they gave me bottle Of
Plantation Bitters. Three bottles have made
me q we'll man. -',ti @. HI. FLAUTE.
z MAGNOLIA WATER-Superior to the best
imported German Cologne, and sold athalf the
price, :aosise l..s 8ss Il III iune12eodd1wSSw,
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-15

4rspE Il lpHoAf g Aspl STE Anrsns ,ssesr

REcEIPTsBY RAiLRoAEs AND STE AMERs, JUNE H.
st GRAND TRyNK RAILwAY--sOO bbls -four, .254
cans milk, u cars lumber, do corn, do oats, do
feed, do laths, do bark do bricks, do bbls.,
do potatoes, do tubing do cattle, do shocks. 121
bds paper, % rolls leather, cultiyators, "a bed
steads, go pkgs sundries; for shipment East-1100
bbls. Hour, o cars wheat. sg.fs1 = s,s,.-'rs
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROADS. cases carpets, 81
pkgs scythes, corn, do lumber 329 sides leath
er u rolls do. Lear shingles, LAT pkgs sundries.
PORTLAND & KENNEBEc RAILRoAD-1 car old
iron, do staves do furniture, f4e doors, 81 bds
sash bbls. four, car empty bbls "a cases mdse,
80 bdls bed sats bales hops, hhd rolases 10 oil
bb.s., cxen, cows horse 4s cars freight for Bos
ton. ~ 49, "a ~"
PORTLAND, SAco 81 PORTSMOUTH RAILROAD
cars boards and boxes, do rags, do bbls., do
machines, 100 bbls., boxes and pkgs.
STEAMER JOHN BROOKS, FROM BosToN-47
rolls paper 10 bbls whising, Al bdls ron 253 boxes
fruit 80 bdls pais 80 pkgs tubs 50 bars iron 10 tcs
lard, % bds fish, 90 boxes mdse 75 ues, 30 horses,
100 pkgs to order; for Canada and up country-561
rolls leather IS bdls steel 20 do paper y horse rakes
100 pkgs to order. f3f.slf s.sst a. r1i 8 ,,rfss
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-15
Uni.ed states District Ceurt.

---I-- ~ JUDGE FOX PREslDING. q 81 n -I
MoNDAY.-In Bankruptcy cy-Whiting 5. Clark, as
signee in equity, v. David B. Newton q al. Eqnity
proceedHgs to determine the title to certain property
claimed by Marcelus Emery, which assignee claims
belongs to the bankrupt. Argued on wednesday
last, and decision given Monday afternoon sustain
ing the bill as to pung two pairs of steers hefer
red COW, two colts, a calf, buggy and sorrel mare
and dismissed as to the residue. Clark pro Sc, and
Davis s. Drummond for complainants; Howard &
Cleaves for respondent. ~ vr. s..-r.-eF
Alonzo P. Moore. Petitioner for discharge in
bankruptcy. The petition is resisted by opposing
creditors on the ground that the petitioner since the
passage OF the bankrupt act, has not kept proper
books OF account Objection overruled and discharge
decreed. ], D. q Fessenden tor petitioner; J. 8
E. NJ Rand for creditors. ~, ! sss5yt,f.f .,s,s,,,
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-15
Republican Ward Caucuses.

The Republicans OF this city are requested to
meet in their several Ward Rooms, on -sase9
FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 18Th, Z
ATT IL o'clock, for the purpose of selecting
six Delegates from each Ward to the Republi
can State Convention, to be held at Bangor
on Thursday, june Gath, 1862 ' ~ rHW
Under the call of the State Committee the
City of Portland is entitled to forty-six Dele
gates, and the Delegates thus chosen at the
Ward meetings are requested to meet at the
Ward Room of Ward 8, on Saturday, June
10Th, at4 o'clock p NJ, for the purpose of elect
ing four Delegates at Large to- complete the
list le PER ORDER REpUB. Cry Con- G
Portland, June IA, 1869. zlga4 p alHI.F
GHpA Advertiser please COPY. EIIil2 u a
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-15

THE startling utterances of Mr.. Wendell
Phillips concerning the Indian attitude to-
wards the Pacific road, are being commented
upon with earnestness. The Providence
journal has long article denouncing him
which closes as follows: G.g
No one " would ever imagine him to be a
women and of human improyement gener-
ally sS'i'SS
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Portland and Vicinity.
New Advertisements this Day.

SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN. q i e.
Boots and Shoes-T. e. Mosely q Co.
Sherry Wine Bitters-Saml Chadwick.
Caucus-Standish.
Caucus-C Cumberland. e. -'st ~ ttst kt
AUCTION COLUMN.
Auction Sale -E. M. Patten 8 Co. IA Exchange ST
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
A Grand Ball-Great Peace Jubilee. If5f5sfl
NEW ADvERTIsEMENT COLUMN.
The Double Lille in the New York Ledger.
Haydn Association-Geo III Smard0n
To the Afliieted-Micah Sampson. ts ht
Window Shades-Leavitts.
Speer's Wine Bitters. - 2
Fancy Goods-A. Cobb 81 co.
Tln-Plate Worker Wanted-Chas Blake.
Dssolution-Pray & Smith.
Boarders Wanted. Na Z.
Trunks, &c-Duran & johnson. .
Great Sale-McKenney & Davis.
Boarders Wanted.
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-15

2 SHPBUnDINa In YARMoUFHs--Mr Giles
Loring is building a brig, to be commanded by
Capt. S. B. Soule, formerly of the brig Giles
Loring. She will be 126 feet on deck, 20 feet
beam, II feeehold. Also.a barqae,to, be com
manded by Capt Loring, formerly of the brig
Tubal Cain aim She lwilt be 1872 feet on deck, 29
feet beam, Ill 1-2 feethold.u Her frame is OF
the best make possible and keel of rock maple.
She will be one of the NEST thoroughly and
neatly built vessels ever launched, much Of
the timber and ,astenings having been espec-
tally prepared for a ssnice job.ss The work is
being superintendent by, Capt, Geo. A. Preble,
agent of the French Lloyds.
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-15

THE RAuRo4D e ExcURsIoNIsTs did not get
a very good send off > yesterday a. M, some Of
them NOT being up and dressed for the early
train which took the more ardent ones. But
they win ali manage to unite their forces to-
day where they are advertised to eat dinner, al
the fremont House-in elaremont.. Very
likely only aportion Of them saw the assem-
bled wisdom" at Concord last night, but it is
to be hoped that this. win not improve their
appetites. There is no end to the good things
prepared in the way of excursions and dinners
and dinners and excursions. We have "a
healthy Representative there, who viii report
things Seasonable and we'll
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-15

) SpARBoRo. The Republicans Of the town, Of
Scarboro are requested to meet at the Town
House on Saturday afternoon, the 19bh ol
June, at 6 IL clock, to choose delegates to
attend the Republican State Convention al
Bangor, ON the Oath inst, called for the purpose
of nominating candidate for Governor,
Per order of the Committee.
Scarboro, june 10, 1S69,vE je11sSd&Ytd
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-15

UNFoUNDED RUMoRs.-We are informed,
says the Christian Mirror, that certain rumors
respecting the moral conduct of one of our
prominent clergymen have been investigated
and also, that there is not the least show of
criminal act, intent or motive on the part OF
those Implicated. @ 13Asa
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-15

A NEW PROTECTIVE SocrEry.-A sociaty ia
now forming among the Germans of New
York for the purpose of protecting their kin
dred who may be involved in lawsuits and ac.
tions in the Police Courts A society Of the
kind has existed for some years in England,
but the thing is entirely new in this country,
and already begins to attract considerable at
tNntiou
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-15
SIP ,sCIALl NOTICES.
No Poor Whiskey,

Disguised by aromatic oils, enters into the manufac'
ture of DR.. wHEELER's SHERRY WINE BITTERs
Roots and Herbs Of great medicinal virtue, stepped
in pure old Sherry, compose these btters,-the besi
that are made. Sold by SAINT CHADWICK, % Mar
ket Square, Portland. 8
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-15
WIN. CURTIS, Chairman.

HARrER's BAzAR.-The number for next
week, richly illustrated, has been received at
the periodical depot Of Messrs. Fessenden
Brothers, Lancaster Hall. This Journal o.
Fashion takes the lead of all others, and is o
welcome visitor to the parlor circle } AAtA
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-15

AN American actress writes home from
England that she was beguiled into enlisting
to serve with natural and dyed blondes" in
Hendersons troupe, but left as soon as she
comprebended the subsequent indecencies
which were insisted upon. u +
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-15

CUMBERLAND. The, Republicans, of Cum
berland are requested to meet at the Town
House, in said town, on Saturday, the 18th
inst, at o'clock p. NJ, to choose Delegates to
the State Convention, to be holden at Bangor,
Jlnc oath. PER ORDER Town Com.
Cumberland .June15. 1869. d&ywtd
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-15

The New York Times says there is vet no
proof that Mr. McCracken who recently died
in Illinois was the McCracken, and thinks il
very unjust that newspapers do not wait to
wait to learn the facts in the case before thew
let off broadsides of uncomplimentary talb
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-15

!, A NEW MOVE IN BILLIARDS. Wilkes spiri,
says Billiard tournament for amateur gen
tlemen'' is sproposed, to be composed Of gentle
men of high social position. from the famous
clubs of the country, all professionals to be
shut out, under all circumstances. Several
new features are to be introduced which are
not yetdefnitely settled upon. tits limited
that the three-ball game will be decided upon
as the only one fit for gentlemen who would
do away with. the barbarisms of the present
state of affairs
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-15
Good bread Is the staff Of life;
Rad bread is the chaff of life

There is.a baking bran sold by Perkins s.
Gerrish, $50 Congress street, which for ALL
baking purposes is excellent. With any ordi-
nary store it is impossible to burn the food
The bread is both steamed and baked at once.
Use. it and there will be no more crust on your
bread nor erusty men at your board.
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-15

THE valuable property on Elm ST., known
as the Day estate, was offered yesterday after
noon, by E. NJ; Patten & Co, at q minimum
price. The attendance was Extraordinary, and
very large amount of capital was represent
ed. The agent foe the estate withdrew the
property, and it is now in the hands of the
auctioneer at the lowest price. that any proper
Sty has been offered in this city tor tie past
twenty years.
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-15

THn Boston Post launches thunder bolts
against the Massachusetts Legislature for its
uniriendliness to the fire insurance interests,
ana says the members are Goths and vandals,
who propose to ride rough-shod over the ma
terial interests of the Commonwealth
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-15
srAnnrsuu - q rbe Ben,,blicans Of standisl

SrANpIsH The Republicans Of standisl
are requested to meet at the Town House, OF
the 10Th of June, A. d 1869, at 8 o'clock 2. M.
to choose five delegates to the Republican
State Convention, to be holden in Bangor, OF
the oath of June, A. d. 1862, af. So,
PER ORDBR REP Town Com
Standish, j une Is, 1869. d&wtd