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nc. M. PATTEN * co., AuctioneeIs
OFFICE EXCHANGE STREET
Valuable Property on spring st.
to be Sold without Rasa.uo

ON SATURDAY, July 24ih, at PM. ON III o
Sts., the wooden cottage lined with brick all in
thorough order, containing parlor sitting aud dining
room, upper and lower kitchen with range eight
sleeping apartments, store rooms fourteen closets
and clothes presses with conservatory all convenient
as possible; gas throughout, cellar under entire
building; two cstefns never falling spring OF
water; new furnace, sc. In rear OF dwelling Is a
aue garden stocked with rare and beautiful plants,
with the choicest varieties OF pears Cherries grapes,
way from Park street, with width enough for pas
sage of teams, &C., and connecting with Spring St.
To parties locking for residence, this offers OPP
portunity to purchase at their own price, as the
present occupant Is about removing from the ely
$4,000 OF the purchase money can remain At . per
cent. Houfe and pre- Misses can be examined any
day from II to ~ o'clock A. NJ During the follow
ing week, Saturday, 3ist, the entire furniture, car
pets, &C. will be closed by auction unless sold to the
purchaser OF the real estate.
For particulars call on j, G. PROCTOR, or the
AucttOneera. inlVl9-dtd
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- t-tis- Es-tsr 49, 49, 2 a%-A g .11r1v
The market became very quiet for two or s three
days after the date Of last weekly report rest
ing, as 1t were, from tho excitement OF the PAST
month, during which, owing to the very low rates Of
freight then current, large shipments were made.
The sales however of the past lew days demonstraos
tne nct that there e recuperative power at work
which promises well for the near future of the Boot
and Shoe market Business Is improving gradually
and merchants are arriving daily; some forty came
IN on Saturday, and 1t Is quite probable that tho
number viii be greatly augmented before the close
OF the current week. Meantime prices are firm with
apparently an upward tendency. Purchasers are
going round the market and securing some goods
One firm sold 100 cases In one day, and expects to
exceed that some day in the course of the ensuing
week. Holders are not by any means anxious to
take orders time, tor ii trade should become as
lively as present appearance indicate 1t Is feared the
workmen may give tronble to their employers II Is
therefore evident that the Crispn organization has
an Injurious influence on manufacturing indus
try. Heavy Boots have sold freely Of late and the
price Is strong while immense quantity Is want
ed. The stock Of gentlemens calf Boots Is cempar-
atvely small. W0men's and childrens Shoes are in
good demand ct prices fully sustaining late quo
tations, and now that the money market isbecominQ
somewhat easier the prospect OF an early advance Is
encouraging. The shipments of the past week foot
up to cases. against ores cases last week. and
against ,64 cases in the corresponding week OF
1865. The shipments since january LIST amount to
632 637 cases. against 433 $50 cases same period Of
1sSs.-Shoe and Leather Reporter. f
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Portland Rolling Mills. :
Casco IRON Company.

snecial meeting Of the Stockholders Of this Com
nanv " nj be held at the office OF j. M. Churchill on
Thursday, July ~, 1860, mt no A. M,
To see If the Stockholders will vote to sell the
property oil the Corporation. Per Order
w. II. STEPHENSON, Clerk.
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n Office is hereby given that have this day re-
IN tired from the partnership lately subsis.ing
der the firm name Of EAST0N, SAMPSON q TEN
NEY, and in future the business will be carried ON
the late firm and pay ell demanda due from said firm
- ~ 2 - WIN. G. SAMPSON.
Portland, July i4th, 1869. si's5sa n jy1isod1w
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Stock of Goods
FOE SALE.

NEW and well selected stock OF Dry anu Fancy a
n q. DDS Groceries. &C., such as are usually Aep
in Country Store, Is offered tor SALE BIick sDrs'
centrally located In excellent repair anu 100
Now doing good business, and can 20 s,,lvia div
per cent. Inquire at this office. Juy'1
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nocA1ne. NsW EABkanus HIeld, StJ0hn, NIB, VIA
Sch Trarv .FsSs ~ p1..,.ss 49,. 30
Sch Warrsr s.,wna. OK. S,.----.- =,
IN Ra;s satsn SAWYER Copp Georgetown, DC-coai
nScn La = Wheeler, Dyer, Philadelpha- coal to
sfsH y. yeeslne. sysas suY.. 49, y
Sch Modens S Rove aes e Dana
Sch Utica, Thorndikc, RocklandTlime to Beale s.
M Scs c e,,u s,,,,b. Owls Head. owq *,
- sfEes q gle LEA hE Mo;.,. ,,s. q.
Steamer Cariotta, coioy' Aaiiiax, NS-John Por-
teq Rs,aue Lizzie H jackson. Warwick. y,u.no.
Srig Minnehahas tBrl Morehouse, Disby, Ns-Geo
Brig Josephine, Lnscott. st john M .1o,,,, .. Z
Sch Ottawa, fBr) Brewster ., !rosa 1ryl ~.
Porteous. S'ssspoAAi''s 1si'r-oonn
sAiLED--Brigs Msiy "a Gbpasc. Franz A,,.n
S0pA's' Josephine Mnnehaha.
p..r .,.-ai, !. ARRIVED.
TX Maly anengsons toI Bostonl Bunker, Sagua
b. Big 9. Julia tBsl 80. Ponce, Pr lat anchor in
Bic Ls sebas 1oaoI Ia, oua 49, - ssa.
Jas Farmer 49, ss' 'ssoa' Hs--c0a' 70
Sch Edinbure, (Brl Barrett Frederickton Mr. =
iu mp per 70 n J Miller. ~ 80, zoos Z 1s-'sa
MINI; mma' tbsl Britt, st John, NIB, lumber to
slIsss & = - 81 .I3sH <
nM MEMORANDA.
Norfolk Tor New York was csnsixsd nv tornd ,ov ~
Port Chester Friday afternoon and tie captsn e
wife and child and three men, we're drowned. CAPT
The icy sw boto we're saved Dy boat club
light. She registers 165-tons and was vaIned a., a.
ana s'0' y nl personal nl' effects: 80 =,
A. a. port ,,a..,.. 49, $50. = ~ = !.
s sehs g9 NGI Autchng. for supplies and
d do S a. Itn, Iookoitta Of Boothbay
Roothbey. bnDd NortS coish, Mortnern Lgnt, OF
''' |u W '0u'u 70 worm. c0unsn'nss - ~
DUMEsEIC PORTS. -
IAN An fKANClSC0-Ar It'll inst barque Martha
Ga 7tn, barque Nestor. Plummer. Valparaiso.
AZ. ietn INST ship David Crockett, Burgess. New
h9 GId ,f 65rqn n;, fassee sSGs, Hong Kong
ter, qallao. - q
BIZ le.n hG ZIP Helyet 1 Bailey Cork
Ne g,, fo q pig Selma Happenny. Providence.
c. MslLiMiNGToN-Cld 18th. baIque Lemuel, Howe,
e Ist6 br aeeo SsrdenRs
nf SaLr uy 18Th .os. NAV Monroe H,
s panIL al 18th sen George Bent.
s's1 ~ an as. May Morn Stetson Bath
Aida. Iambert Ros,o r'e.cner' tracy I'M uaroner
schs Mindera Wyatt !; Irene E Meservey. Cleaves.
ana nt Chester ise S.i9 sny s1stG p,rv
M NEW yoEK s 18th, schs r 3 Pecker. Lowe,
COR: Henry. Dobbn .Innss EszaDetnport Tor Ban
Cd iStb ri Srp sg nand R Ha: pascagonla
r W to5s, nrss gaya bqgoeee. staples. Alicante;
nom Philadslp6ia = 1s'O ' 'sA0sl 1solman'
Kosssfb Sm;tb e,swosst, MaIlnique;
Calais: zamna ,unts swoI M, voiant, McEarland,
Saco 100 a1ns'oy, mas REAR, Gookms,
e1Sos- s., y = hss--9-A.@A = tsssi eese 80
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NEW YORK.
CRY AND y1orNrrY

CITY AND VICINITY. =
New York, July 1S.-Steamship City of
Baltimore, from Liverpool, has arrived
Chief Justice Chase is in the city,
On Friday last several parties were arrested
and locked up in the Ludlow street jail ON
charge of counterfeiting. 1t is reported that
several persons heretofore considered respecta-
BILE business men, are implicated. Their names
police.
The Frolic, which received the officers and
crew of the injected schoolship Saratoga at the
lower quarantine, was released yesterday, and
proceeded to the Brooklyn Navy Yard. The
Saratoga is still at quarantine.
THE LAND SPECULATION sKrRMIsH.
At Hampstead, Long Island, yesterday, an
exciting time was had ON tine vote by the peo-
pie as to the sales of the Hampstead claims.-
The Commissioners appointed for that purpose
he'd contracted to sell the land to Charles Z.
Harvey for $46 per acre, but subsequently a.
I. Stewart, of this city, offered $55 per acre,
and agreed to spend several million dollars in
laying out streets, building villas, &C., and to
construct double track railroad to New York,
O distance Of about rs miles, to give frequent
and cheap access to the new settlement The
contest was very lively, and all the electioneer-
ing arts were resorted to, but the vote closed
with majority of 1888 in favor of Mr.. Stew
art. 1t is understood that Mr.. Hervey win
get an injunction to prevent the transfer of the
title TO Mr.. Stewart, claiming that his arrange
ment with the Commissioners was complete
and the vote therefore is imperative and SUI
perfuous. i h
BOLD FORGERY. .efa
SYRACUSE, July ia bold and successful
forgery, perpetrated by Rev. Mr.. Mitchell, a
Methodist clergyman, at Chittenango, in Mad
ison county, has been discovered. He forged
the name OF Robert Stewart, President of the
National Bank of Chittenango, to draft tor
$4,000 payable to the order of Rev. lIr. Green
leaf a Methodist ministar at Lee Cpntre.-
Mitchell and Greenleaf look alike, and the
former deceived Mr.. Carleton, of New York
the publisher, into identifying him as Mr.
Greenleaf, to whose order the draft was paya
BILE at the Fourth National Bank of New York
Mitchell got the money and invested it in gov
eminent securities. His resemblance to Mr..
Greenleaf led to his detection. Ho has restor-
ad $4,000 and effacted his exeana
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r.. X. HUNT,
Commission Merchant and Auotiona,

MO 316 Congress Street, will, on Thursday even
IN ing, Feb IL at O'Clock, sell at Auction large
consignment of Staple and Fancy Goods.
Auction sales every evening. Goods will be sold
during the day in lots to suit purchasers wholesale
prices Cash advanced on ali descriptions Of goods.
COnsignments not limited.
february II, 1865 diff A.l-
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BOwdOin College.

COMMENCEMENT DAY is Wednesday, July
" 18th. Candidates for admission to College will
be examined In Adams Hall on Friday, July 10th,
at O'Clock M also at the opening OF the college
term on Thursday, Sept I'd.
SAMUEL HARRIS, President.
Brunswick, June IA, 1869. jel6taug2s
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Horses. Carriages, &c, at Auction
LIVERY SATURDAY, at IL O'Clock A. NJ, on new
n market lot, Market street, shall sell Horses
Carriages, Harnesses. sc.
Apl2s. +. o. BAILEY. Auctioreer.
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New Yerk stock and MONEY m.rke,,

ed at per cent. Exchange steady Gold veal II
the opening and declined to 1851 when It was an
nounced that the shipment OF specie was only S215.
" receded to 1854. Loans made at s To- per cent.
for carrying; The Government bond market was
The Railroad market was active and stronger ON
the Vanderbilt etocks. New York Central opened at
2093s rose to 213 and then receded to 1921 Hudson
River opened at 16l and declined to 1870, but after
wards advanced to PA The rest OF the list was all
dull and lower. The miscellaneous list was active
on PACING MAIL and the stock huctuated between e13
g ". Tbs other shares were dull and heavy.
There was more activity and animation in the Ex-
press stocks; Adams rose from so to 61t; American
was sold at 73f to 825, and Wells Fargo q Co. from
22f to 223 State stocks dull. e = ~ -
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Dis sol ution .
COpug.tssershdp Notice.


Base Ball.
To the See. Dirigo b. B. C.
The Union B. B. c., of Lewiston, hereby challenge
the Dirigo B. b. of Augusta, to play match
game Of Base Ball for the Prize Bat, and Junior
State Championship.
Per Order,
e. W. C0BURN, Sec. U. b. BIC.
Lewiston, July12, 1869. Jy13d1w
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grOREIGN PORTS

rOh EAGN FOkIS -4s4F
AT ct London 18th inst, ship DAM Webster, Brown
Ar at Queenstown 4th inst. ship Thos Freeman
At St croix 25th ult, brig Nellie, Owens, for New
AZ s Elneston, D. list iusts brig Express. Young
AT at Port au Prince 5oth ut. brig Harriet, Scott
At St John. Pr, Isl inst, sch Kcokuk, Small, from
New York. 41.Y ssFa I
Mayo, Salem. a%isoa fsn n AZ I7sa 80, 3 + I
Brown, LIVERPOOL ~ II tT01' VI n ! II :
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Portland Gas Light Comply.
The Annual Meeting

The Annual Meeting
OF the Portland Gas Light Comp ny will be held at
the office of tue Company No SO Exchange street, on
"wednesday, the twenty arst instant,
at O'Clock NJ to act upon the following articles:
1st-To receive and act upon the Reports Of the
President and Treasurer.
2d-Ty choose Directors for the ensuing year.
3d-T0 do any other business that may legally
come before the meeting. -
EDWARD H. DAVElSs President.
rulv a. 1869. jyi5td
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Ar at Port Hastings, Straits OF Cansoy 9Th inst.
schs Carrie = Nunan, Hutchngs, for supplies and
sailed North. codfshing; Mazeppa, of Norfhhayen.
90 90, mackereling; It'll, Tookolitta OF Boothbay.
% DO; 9Th, Bonaventure. and Northern Light, 81
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| ueceipfs by Railroads and steamboats
l. .GRANp TRuNK RAILwAy--300 bbls Aeur, Il carr
corn "a bbls potatoes 80 cars lumber do lathsl dc
slaves, do bark, do baards, do clapboards, Il
bags spools, ~ lwheebAfrous 81 bags WOOL 10 bbls
beans, 2n cans of milk 66 pkgs sundries; for ship
ment East, 500 bbls. -four.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILRoADA3s bales flannel.
wneeiDarrows car cattle, 10 cases hardware, car
potatoes, 10 bags do, boxes scyfhes, car shovel
handles, do laths do shingles, 100 sides leather
70 boxes eggs, 81 pkgs sundrfes. q =
PORTLAND, SACos& PORTSMOUTH, AfLRoAn-
cars marble, do oil, do headings, do iron dc
rags, do lumber do granite, boats ii soves M
ware, engine, pile driver hhds molasses al 6hIs
ale, lot old iron, l97 bbls., boxes and pkes W YIN
PORTLAND g KESNEBEc RAILROAD cars linn
Der 2OS bds paper, do blinds 30 do broom handles,
cars iron, 40 sheep. bbls. beans 1000 ahinqes 30
cases OIL cloth, cases boots do sundries 10 oil
ton. - - ~
sTEAMHR JoaS BnooKs rom BosroS-s5 bbls.
8ork iSo 90 -four 20 bags nuts, 10 moving macnines
g cases dry goods 10 bales do % cases shoes iSs
Dars iron 104 boxes dse AZ do TIM 20 bbls sugar 10
pork, casks OIL 2 hhds. molasses, go bdlg green
sailed SKINS horses IT'S pgs Princes Express, 100
do to order; for Canada and up country, 81 rolls
leather 1872 bdls green salted hides, bales WOOL 10
plates ron 40 bbls. sand "a bags paper $50 pkgs to
order. AesAste et g. e1ets4 y ssAAss9 q
srxAmER DIEGO. FROM NEW YoRx-1s bales
bales cotton 120 do rags, 296 do jute $50 boxes TIM
145 do raisns 100 chests tea, 400 bdls straw boards
sticks Hgnumvita moving machines 81 bdls ire.
nails, 81 90 paper Is bbls brimestone 20 do vinegar
20 cases parafne, 30 boxes saeratus Is cases dry
goods, horses, carriages, 40 bbls glass ware 100
boxes mdSe, 175 pkgs sundries.
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MEMoRANDAI

Brig a Larrabee. Of Bangor, Capt Carlisle, IRON
Fort chester on Friday afternoon, and the captains
wi.e ano child and three men, were drowned. Capt
Ta "a ana TWO seamen were saved by boat club
ngnJ. she registers 163-tons and was valued at
$4,000 Insured. The captain lost $500 in money
and $500 In personal effects. jaw ~ &
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LOOK TO YOUR CHILDREN.
The Great Soothing Remedy |:

MR.. (Cures Collie and Gripping in PRICE
HhIiCoMBs} the bowels, and facilitates ~
SYRUP. the process OF teeihing SCENrS
Mrs (subdues Commissions and oy- PRICE
~HifcoMBsY ercoines all diseases incidentI rs
SYRUP. ttonfants and cb iLlren I G'N.rS
MICS. } Cures Da rhea, bysentery, PRICE
NHllnnhBs an1 Summer Complaint 10 rs
sfhur' )chndren OF all ages. f"kTs
IL IS the Great Infants aud Chilirens Soothing
Kennedy m all disorders brought on by ,eetning u
Prepared by the Ora FroN MEDICINE CO., 81.
louis, Mo.
Sold b. druggists AMI deslers in medicine every
shere. seer lydas
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BULLS -..,.
SAR - "A u ~ X Ill a
A GOOD REASON FOR THE CAPTAINS
...usItu9 Hi, FAITH. .I
Read the Captains Letter and the Letter
from his Mother:

EIyEi Benton Barracks. Mo, April 70, 1880.
LR. JOHN BuLL~-Dear siri Knowing the EN-.
cicbey q yoar sArsparlta and the healing and bsne-
hels 9ulltis, upossesse1 send you the following
-taterient ~ my cases
Twas wounded about two years ago--was taken pris.
Oner and confined for sixteen months. Being moved
often, my wounds have not hssledy yet have not
sat up:a moment since was sounded. ! am shot
through the hips. My general health !. impaired,
and need some thing 20 asas, nature. ( have more
faith ia your safsaparIa than ia any thing else wish
thar that II genuine Please express mo ahalf dozen
bottles, and oblige CAPT q. r. JOHNSON,
f#..t ~ IN. 81. Louis, Mo.
P.s THE following was written April 81. 1893, by
Mrs. Jennie Johnson, mother Of Capt. Johnson;
DR. JOHN BULIs-DeaI alr: Ny husband, Dr.. O.
3. Johnton, was skillful surgeon and phy.eiun In
Central Now York, where he died, leaving the above
O. 7, johnson 10 my care. A. thirteen year, 81 age
he had q chronic diarrhea and scrofula, for which
gave him your sarsaparilla 1T CURED HIM /
have for ten years recommended 1t 10 many in New
York. Ohio and Iowa, for scI0fala, fever sores, and
general debility. Perfect success has attended II.
1as .ssasdia ~ seresia AND fesr
rsre assst m,raeslas. am very anxious for my son
70 again baye Teeoune 90 your sarsaparilla, lie Is
fearful o. getting spurious article. hence his writing
TO yon forh His wounds were terrible, but believe
he will recover Respectfully,
JENNIE JOHNSON.
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NO. 30 FIFTH, Gross street,
LoIltSvtllo, Ky.
- BULLS
WORM DESTROYER

d.
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Flll iEsirnciou>and ir,riical Forms adapted ~ Ev
syy Kind of Business, and 10 all the states % the
Onion.
rs FRANK cHAMBERLIN,
81 the United states liar.
'lhefe u no book AZ the kind which will take rank
9th q fof authenticity, intelligence and complete
ness. "-spungteid, fAass) Rspubiean
This The ONLY NEW BOOK Of the kind pub
Nshed for many years. Il h. prepared by m allie
PRACTICAL LAWYER. ~ tventv-Hy- years expert
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It's highly recommended By many emident Judges.
including the Chief Justice and other judges OF MAJ
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IN
CAUTION.
An old law book, Published many years ago, has
lust teen hastily re-issued a. "a new book ~ without
even suitable revision Of ts obsolete statements.
DO not confound that work with Chamherlin's Law
Book for the People. sel4d6wls
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Chr Greni,,g Bulletin.

The EvExrsa BrLtrrs IL published every after
,oso, at No. Is Tenth Street, trhornton Block), by
Sob. n. Ober'y 4 Co., for circulation BY csrrieps
eumsn, snd the mails. IN
me wssslr BcLLsrix, a large eisht-psge forty col
rnn paper, il issued Thursday for the mails, and
for sale a, our counter and by newsdealers.
sWFpscimen copies furnished rasx. Address,
JOHN II. OBERLY Co, Cairo, III.
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northern Line Packet Company,
Keokuk Packet Company,
Omaha Packet Company,
and VA-iou. Railroad Lines
AtMemThs with
Memphis and White River Packet Co,
Arksn.as River Packet Company,
D.. NsmphIs aud ChSrIeston n. II,
ami Mi,sissippi a Tennessee R.R
A. Nlcli.hurg With
yazoo River Packets, and
viok.bnrg aud Meridian Railroad,
Giving through ills lad ~ apd tickets 20 al hynJate
points BY rail or river.
CBSs. 7. HISDE, General Agent
Once on whsif.host.
Ed. =. slssuN, T.ket and Passenger Agent
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ct LOUIS, CAIRO AND NEW
- ORLEANS
PACKGT COMPANY
STEAMER BISMARCK,

DIV . =. M W MN II'TfTt
VIII leave Carr "WEDNESDAY evening" stI
inst, AZ o'clock f.. ~ connecting % Sew orleans
With Ocean Line ~ ~ amer. 90
Liverpool, View York, Boston, aud calves.
ton, TeNHs.
Passengers ADD Shippers cas rely on one oi these
- boat ieagIrr Caro- runofUaIly above.
... GUAs. q. HfNIE,
General tcarf. cairo.
$4,000 OFire uu Nharfnoa'. Pub. g Landing.
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Testimsn y Of medical Mes.

~ stony Point White Co., Ark May %, ga
DIR. Jons BUIL-Dear Sir Last February Twas at
Sarsaparilla and Ccdron Bifters. - $3.50 : -
Ny son-in- law, who was with me Ia the store has
been down With the rheumatism for some time. COM
nencsd on NE Bitters' and soon found his general
Or; Gist, who has been in bad health, tried them,
and he Also improved. iol tf titN. iiU if i8H'
DR. Coffee, who has been in had health for several
yeafs--sfomaeh aRd Arr atiected-The improved very
much by the use ofyour Bitters, Indeed the Cedron
Bters has given you great popularity in this sette-
mept,g think Ieould sell great qnsntity of your
medIeine this tan especially he csdron Bitter. and
Neely. Respectfully, al b'1tI 10 nClllITI
N tilH .3uae, ntii dliN CD WALKER
Z Yd haliiss ns8d hAn Il .luar. nEss
b sar lfuaugif- TI gigH3Q Ola si
I Prepared by DIR, JOHN BULL at his
Laboratory, Fifth Street, Louisville, KY,
a eoRr---T, di,w sob $3.50 ag
For sale BY BARCLAY BROS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-07-15
To the Editors of the Richmond Dispatch:

To the Editors of the Richmond Dispatch: ::
Sirs,-An article appears in your issue of
this morning which does me great injustice.
1t is there stated. among other things, that
the colored people who engaged in riOtous
demonstration son Sunday last against
those of their own color who voted the
Walker ticket had just come from the Se-
cond African church, where Troy, one of
the defeated candidates for the Legislature,
diSpcnses politics and religion to large con-
grcgations. This fellow is said to be an
inccndiary character, and the cOlorcd Con-
ScrvativcS believe he is at the bottom of their
troubles" "Several Walker, men were
Missed at this church during the morning
service OH Sunday, and the preacher didn't
seem to mind the interruption"
Now, sir, / am minister of the gospel,
a man of peace, and law-abiding citizen,
and am utterly opposed to all persecution
for difference Of opinion. 1t is not for me
to say whether any of the people were men-
bers of my church, or whether they were
not but ! am quite sure none can truth
fully say that | have ever encouraged, or Ill
any way advised, them to seek the adyan-
tagc of any one who differs with them in
opinion, whether in religion or politics. In
regard to some Walker men being Kissed III
my church OH Sunday last, emphatically
deny it. II anything of the kind had oc.
Cured I could not fail to observe it, and
should have felt it my duty to suppress such
unworthy conduct.
So far as the politics of my pulpit are con-
cerned, shall be my own judge of their
correctness, and shall never take them
where I am not cordially invited. They
may not be agreeable with some ; and those
who do not desire to hear them are not
compelled to visit the church. There are
many who attend our services regularly
who have an opportunity of knowing what
is said from Sabbath to Sabbath. I have
nothing to take back Of any discourse l have
preached. 49,,
Please allow this card to be published for
correction, and justice to myself and church
Respectfully yours, w. TROY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-07-15

The Roman Catholic ,prelates summoned
TO Rome for the EcuInenical CotlnGli arc
rapidly arriving. The patriarch oi ve, us'-
lem was there in the beginning OF june
Mr.. George Peabody's health is bad. ne i.s
is Going TO The Whites Sulphur Springs, LII
Greenbrier. - =
An Illinois gentleman, who has = farm ! nt,d ol
40. 900 acres, has 5000 acres in corn ana o,oVo
acres in wheat Nil in very fine condltlon.
A German farmer in Minnesota is success
fully raising prunes.
! A bridge is to be built over the missouri
river at Leayenwortl, Kansas.