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The Portland daily press., 1869-10-18
CALIFORNIA,
ORGANIZATION OF A YACHT Gu

O1A4AAA-AAAoTN Vt a hAChi CLob'
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 16-The San Francis.
co Yacht Club recently erected fine Club
House, and to-day held their regatta. The
weather was favorable and there was large
attendance. The yacht Emerald won the
prize flag. Dbl
The Portland daily press., 1869-10-18

OCTOBER TERM.-TAPLRY, j., PRESIDING,
sATURDAY.-The case of Goddard vs. Coe ct al.
occupied the attention OF the Court until noon wis
it adjourned till Monday morning.
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Il D LIE Il.

SToRAGE anu re LYNCH. BARKER q Co.,
~ wharf APP' 139 Commercial st.
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IN been duly appointed Executors of the Will of
WILLIAM P. FESSENDEN, late of Portland,
the county of Cumberland deceased, and have ia
ken upon themsevesthat trust by giving bondsas the
law directs. All persons having demands apon
the estate of said deceased required to exhibit
the same and all persons indebted to said estate are
called upon to make payment to
MII TAI +; FEsSRSPfS, Executors
Portland, Sept 21sr, 1869. oeSd1aw3wF
~ OTICEis hereby given, that the subscriber has
~ been duly appointed and taken upon himself
the trust of Administrator of the estate of
WARD MOVES, late OF Portland,
in the County of Cumberland, deceased. and
given bonds, thelaw directs Alpersons having de-
mands upon the estate OF said deceased are required
to exhibit the and all persons indebted to said
estateare called upon to make payment to P
HI 9 FREDERICK FOX, Admir-.
Portland, Oct 9Th, 1862 Az ocsdlaw3wF
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Administrator Sale

DURSUANT to a license OF the Judge Of p obate
L Tor Cumberland County. shall sell at Pub nc
Anetion on the premises, ON Friday the 22d day OF
Oc.ob r. 1869, at O'Clock p. M (oen2 postpone
men from the 9Th inst lot OF land situated ON the
corner Of New curry and Chu. oh Street, in Portland
about 80 by 60 feet, subject to mortgage to the
Portland Savings Bank Tor $40 with interest, DAT
ed March 18th, 1862 For further particulars en-
quire oil the undersigned. .
B. c. SOMERBY, Admir-.
r. A BIRD g. CO., Auctioneers. osdstd
The Portland daily press., 1869-10-18

The construction of the California and Ore
gon railroad has been commenced near Marys.
vile Materials for hundred miles of the
road are on hand and work will be vigorously
pushed
The Portland daily press., 1869-10-18
THE EMIGRATION UNION.


The California Emigrant Union has complet
ed its organization and G. I. Hopkins is select
ed as President
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I'll q f .

TIME undersigned having disposed OF his interest
| i in the Shoe business, would in orm those hay-
iny accounls with him, to call u corner of Laayett
| and ongress Streets IN Wednesday and SATURDAY.
of each week Tor a snort time shall leave the eli
soon, and all unsettled bills will be lett tor colec
/ ton. I.. T. ID. WHITMAN.
oci15 2w.
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HORSES, Carriages, &c, at Auction
ESVERY SATURDAY, at II O'Clock A. M. on Lew
II market lot, Market street, L shall sell Hotses
Carriages, Harnesses, &c.
AMI %. f. o. BAILEY. Auctoneef.
The New York herald., 1869-03-28
A RTi'sIa-palITco VIEW OF THE sTuAT1S N wAsRrsTo
"Wrnfei-A Moral Purposc."
from the Independent, March 25.l


The democratic party ever lying IN walt) have now
greater opportunity to regain their lost leadership
than tfey have had ut any period SINCE they lrst
lost Il.
Under the present auspices at Washington unless
we greatly msludge the signs OF the tines the repun
lican party will gradually grow weaker and weaker,
and their opponents steadily stronger and stronger.
The moral sympathy which formerly united the
republican ranks into an Irresistible phaanx Is now
becoming dull and chill In each man. breast The
elected leader cares for great idea and does not
seem TO suspect that his party is at this moment
beginning 10 fail OF from him because he Is lifted to
station which Is one plane too high for his genius.
Then too. like ball on fountain, Congress keeps
alternately tossed up and down. The omen was AL
when Congress so FAR forgot justice and duty to
admit the vote OF Georgia In the Electoral College.
The omen was III when Congress refused to pass o
law making suffrage uniform throughout the land.
The omen was III when CONGRESS, by an express
vote, struck out from the fifteenth article the right
to hold once.
Ii Is hard to hold this hcklc nation sieadfastly to
moral purpose when Its Chef Magistrate has gen
uine sympathy for moral ideas, aud when Its chosen
representatives are constantly compromising their
own convictions
Both President and Congress ought to unite in ad-
vertlslng Joint pro2osal:- al:-"Wanted-a Moral Pur-
pOse.r
The New York herald., 1869-03-28
ra SURVEYOR AND NAVAL 5rHcsa Of NEW Ysax.
fFrom the Albany Evening Journal (republlcan)
March 26.1

[From the Albany Evening Journal republican,,
The list Of nominstions for the more important
terday by the selection OF Alonzo II. Cornell, OF
Tompkins county, as surveyor Of the Port, a4d Gen.
eral H. A. Merritt Of st. Lawrence, as Naval Olcer.
well know founder OF the Cornell University
and was the republican candidate for Lieu
tenant Governor at the last edction. He IL
q gentleman OF courteous address, OF marked
bility. He is withai. lifelong republican; always
jealous and always en1cient In the advocacy and
promotion Of the principles and policy Of his party
he viii administer the duties OF the ONCE feariessly
enecisye coworker with Mr.. Grnncli IN his efforts
ment OF the port OF New York II can only be OBJ
jected to Mr.. Cornell that he has had no practical
10 the once hut he has intelligence ana integrity
qualities Infinitely more important than experience
General Merritt win make an acceptable Naval ON.
OF Kindred dusies In the field aud as Commissary
General OF the State gives assurance OF his fitness for
the very important position Tor which he has been
selected ne halls ron e ma portion q ne i state M whose
pies OF the republican party entities to ttis nonora-
bie recognition. Aud 81. Lawrence county could
nave no better representative OF her conspicuous
duty assigned him. and he will carry with him INTO
the Naval once the same energy. Intelligence and
integrity FOR which he has been distinguished else
where. -. -
,ocsted in Inc city Of New York win perhaps, dlsap-
poInt some Of the asplrants In the metropolis. But
from the manner IN which public trusts are usually
administered there the general public will believe
that no detFimeat WIN result from tins rur infusion.
ana We are conddcnt the experiment win be justified
By the result1s
The New York herald., 1869-03-28

TIE HON. JAMES GUTHRIE's wILr--Much interest,"
has been manifested within day or two as To the
manner In which the estate of Mr. Guthrie has been
disposed or In his WILL We find that It n very simple
and concise IN its character After making very
handsome provision for each one OF fourteen grand
they shall have reached twcntyf0ur years Of age, Ne
divides the balance OF his property after payment o.
MS debta between hts three daughters. The estate
10 valued 81 ab0ut 900 0oO mol including lerke
amount Of property that was Rlven 10 hig children
and grAndchiidren during his lifetime. me ex.
ecut0rs Of hie estate are s three sofs-Inlnw J0nn
Caperton, Or. william ~ Cnldwell and Professor {.
Lawrenc6 Smish.- Loufsrlisc Joyratf.
The New York herald., 1869-03-28

A vkrERAN.--Ca Moses Libby, OF Scarboro',
Maine born March II, 17oas died on the 18th inst,
lacking only thirteen days Of being 100 years old.
During his long e he has followed the sea twenty
nvs yeers: ne nrongns tne ballast-l2e tons-lor
Washington In Boston at the time he wns there In
spectinG the government works; saw Robert Fulton
ro - the Hudson IN the nrst sseambosk He had
6een golectman an1 Assessor Of scarboro' for nf-
teen or aixteen years; was cerk Of the Cumberland
turnpike fos forty years. He had three children
children ana two great great grard children.
The New York herald., 1869-03-28
RELIGIOUS Notes.

kAch&AOuS NOscSs
The Evangelist states that letters have been re-
ceived from Rev. W. e. Knox, d. D., announcing
his safe arrival In Paris In much improved health.
He IS probably now in Rome, In time for the impos-
ing Easter pageant.
church member OF western city was recently
asked to subscribe for q chandelier for church.
'Now,n said he, whats the use Of q chandelier ?
After you get 1t you can't get any to play It."
Rev. w. j. Grout, pastor at Carbondae, ILL.,, writes
as f0l0ws:-"l received note from General John A..
Logan who Is resident OF our town, in which he
requested hts name to be enrolled as q probationer
in the Methodist Episcopal church at Carbondaie.
lt was done We shall build O new church in the
spring. The vile OF General Logan has long been
an active and faithful member"
Pus TX has just raised To the dignity of C0nsere,e
segi'et0 df SpGda Cappd the Duke d'Acquaviva
This much coveted post Is the most distinguished
that can be accorded TO aic In the StaIes OF the
Church. He who Is invested with it becomes 0ficer
OF the palace; is considered as belonging to the
Popes family; his place ut all great ceremonies Is
near the Holy Fa.her; he becomes by right member
OF the Roman nobility, and has access to every part
OF the Vatican and Quirnal.
The Metropolitan Methodist church OF washington
has invited the wealthy members OF other Methodist
churches to unite in organizing its church. zion's
Herald Is surprised at the unintentional oversight
which omitted to include the leading families OF
Asbury and other strong colored societies.
The project OF raising $500 900 for Methodist church
extension in this city II progressing fav0rably.
board ofnve trustees has been chosen to hold the
funds.
Methodist minister's meeting in this city has dis
cussed the question: What shall be done Tor the sal
vaton OF the richfr The question usually has been,
allow shall we reach the poor ~
Tho Eudngetist-new school Presbyterian thinks
the action OF the Pastoral Association Pha
dephis Ike similar suggestions coming from It's old
school brethren, Will only embarrass the question OF
union.
The old First church edince or Auburn, NJ Y, was
worslpped In for the last tame by ts accustomed
gregaton the first Sabbath OF the present month.
The Rev. Mr.. Hammond, the successful revvalist
In Rochester has been afflicted with 900 purse
from has admirers
The Observer calls for instant action,- aleging
reason thar our Sunday clause IN the Excise law
and the public school system In this city are IN dan
ger. Trading politicians, under the combined pres
sure of the rum and Roman interest, are about TO
oyerturn our EXCISE and School laws, and deliver
this city, bound hand and fo0k into tho embrace OF
the liquor dealers aud the Rolnanists.
The New York herald., 1869-03-28
Baptist. In Various states.

Hswanitarisa rlsvcment In EssIand.
Ths humsnitsrau tendency Of the are n weil
iIlussrsted by some remarkS made by Alderman wfi-
son. rev weeks since. st meeting Of the London
The New York herald., 1869-03-28

EPISCOPAL.
Five Episcopal churches have been lately formed
In this State. Christ Church, Buffalo, organized
as result OF the division OF St. Johns parish In that
city. In Williamsburg, Spring Valley, East Aurora
and Tonawanda Episcopal parishes have been lately
organized.
REFORMED.
The Reformed church OF Trynaart was lately
formed by committee OF the Chassis OF Holland, IN
= newly settled region between the churches OF
Overyssei and Graaschap, In Michigan. Twenty
TWO members were received into full communion,
we're chosen.
ROMAN CATHOLIC.
81. patrlcks cathedral, In Rochester, n. ", was
formally opened tor divine service ON the nth Inst.
IL was an event Of very great interest.
Baptists In various states.
From tho stassiics given in the annual reports OF
The Baptist Conventions In various states the foi-
The New York herald., 1869-03-28

Board OF Aldermen. He said th't he believed Hol-
loway jail was the best IN the Whole Kingdom. Tne
allowed pens Ink and paper they had The occasional
luxury OF bath; and II they wanted anything they
had only TO ring bell aud an 0nicer In uniform
waited up0n them. The comforts and 1ndugenees
were such, indeed that among London thieves the
jail was usually called Tuffne Park The other day
Two OF them meeting by chance on i.udgate Hil one
said to the other;--"l say, Tom. how Fat aud wen
YOU look y, sYes,n was the reply, III have been
snend nr three months at my country house In Fui-
nell Park and it does me q world OF good.
The New York herald., 1869-03-28

Two of them meeting by chance i.udgate Hili one
saa saa 10 oos sns was sa the p have been
spending three months at my country house IN Fuh
nell Park, and It does me world Of good.
TIE sCIamcur de Haro.v
The London Globe states that an unusual occur
renee recently took place at the Scotch Presbyterian
church, Midvale road Jersey In connection with the
induction OF the Rev. ]. j. Mmr, the newly appointed
minister OF the church. A dispute had occurred.
and an attempt was made 70 preven. the m seavce eve.
but this was removed. The church was filled 70
witness the ceremony. A sermon by the rev. X
Taylor OF Camberwell. was followed by the lnduc-
ton charge, which was given by the Rev. O. Car
lsle, moderator OF the London Presbytery. At this
ceeded to the aisle, and knelt down and raised the
CIdner de Haro which consists OF the ntterance or
the following sentence;maaro; @ Hrs1 o.,o mon a,ae
dates back nearly 1000 years. to the time OF haro
Norman leaaer who invaded France and took posses
sion OF Eormanuy and the Channel Isles 1t Is EN-.
ployed in OF encroachment or INVASION OF pro-
perty and the agQressor s bound under severe pen
proceedings viii give rise TO an action in the Royal
Court-Giobe.
semi-Centennnl Anniversary Of the Pope's
Ordination.
The 1ftieth anniversary Of the Pope's ordination is
to be celebrated OH the 14tn OF April with much
solemnity. In every direction subscriptions have
been organized offer his Holiness suitable presents
on the OCCASION. without speaking Of others, his
Holiness to receive from the Commission or Hospi
tails ut Rome mssal stand, surm0unted with o
statuette OF the Immaculate Conception, crowned
with diamonds and pearls, the value OF the whole
being 50,O00f.
Catholic Diocese of Observation-Disclosures Re-
ccpti0n.
The Tablet Of the 27th says:-In the beautiful
Chapel OF Our Lady OF Mercy Manchester N. H. the
interesting ceremony OF reception took place. On
Friday evening, March 10, the Right Rev. Bishop
Bacon gave the Habit OF the Order of Mercy and
White Veil to Miss Annie Winters in religion, Sister
Mary Baptista; Miss Margaret Isabel O'Maley Sister
Mary Stanslals; Miss Bertha Mcdonnell, Sister Mary
Ccnevieve; Miss Margaret Hynes, Sister Mary Ray
m0nd; Miss Margaret O'DOn0hue, Sister Mary II.
Borgla; Miss Bridget Mullen Sister N. Margaret.
The right reverend preatc preached an eloquent aud
apprOpriate sermon on the occasion.
The New York herald., 1869-03-28
The English lIissloaaries In Chisa-Thc Pro-
priety Of Using British Gsnb0ats 60 Dis
seminatc the GospeI.

seminate tho GospeI.
To THE EDITOR OF the HERALD:-
In the British House Of Lords . few days ago some
amusing and some instructive things. as well a.
some stupid and foolish things, W. ere said concern
ing the conduct Of English missionaries in China and
the proprety Of using the British eet TO punish the
Chinese for refusing TO accept the gospel gladly and
assaultng the missionaries for preaching doctrines
which they did not like. The Duke Of Somerset con.
demned this system OF promoting Christianity
by means OF gunboats," and said that In
his opinion II was not right to send mis-
sionarics into China and then use the feet
TO protect them "whcn they meet with
the same treatment which they would have met
n they had preached obnoxious and unpopular
doctrines IN Birmingham under parallel circum.
stances.r This view Of the case Is worth attention.
The Founder Of Christianity has indeed enjolned his
disciples TO 90 into all the world and preach the
gospel 70 evefy creature, aud lie has accompanied
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Oak
MILLS
Ndn,ydct,,iing Co.,

will continue to make a pure article Of
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gNistsllang,
TIE PRINTER.

The following, from the pen OF Ju'
MUS Henri Browne, is true to letter
Printing ink begets cynicism, as damp
ness. rheumatism, or foul air, fever
There is no escaping it. Men in print
inc Offices, whether they prepare or sci
copy, contract the disease, and suffer
from it more or less as their mental sys'
tenn responds to or resists it. They are
behind The scenes. They know the
Golden goblets the public admire are on
y colorcd glass that crimson glory OF
The tabIeaux is but flash of red fire ;
that the mounting fellow who is lavish OF
dnkedom is in arrears for his morning
cocktail. Life is unidealized on the
outset. 1t is stripped of its illusions
and fine names are but echoes of emPtl-
ness. Why expect them to admire =
WHY ask them to be ambitious Why
look for enthusiasm in them
The printer understands how reputa-
tions arc made. He knows that they
a,e not blown forth from the trump OF
fame. but from the trump of him who
seeks reputation by performing solos,
and gets it thereby. lie is aware that,
while genius staryes, impudencc fat
tens: that while wisdom hides in gar
ret, aippancy draws on the pave; while
inspiration pines, management bushes
witirhealth. lie sees that the editorial
language or artists own hand; that
honors are easy to the man who has the
efrontery to ask, and not to be denied.
No marvel he believes all achievements
unworthy, all success sort of cheat, all
persons of eminencc, those who have
not yet been found out.
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Bulls Sarsaparilla.
GOOD Reason for the Coptain's Faith.
Read the Captains Letter and the Letter
from his Mother.
BENTON BARRACKS, Co,
April 80. 1865.

BENTON BARRACKS, Co, !
April 80, 1865.
DIR JouN BULL--Dear Sir Knowing the eff
cheney of your Sarsaparia and the healing and bene
fetal qualities it possesses, send you the following
statement of my
was wounded about two years ago-was taken
prisoner and confined for sixteen months. Beng
moved so often my wounds have not healed yet.
have not sat up moment since | was wounded
am shot through the hips. My general health IS
impaired and need something to assist nature. l
have more faith in your SarsapalIlla than Ill any
thing else wish that that is genuine. Please ex~
press me half dozen bottles, and obIige
CAPT. c. z. JOHNSON,
St. Louis, No.
P S.-The following was written April, ~, looo'
bv Mrs Jennie johnson, mother of Capt. johnson,
DR. BuLE-Dear Sir My. husband, Dr.. >.
johnson, was ]. skillful surgeon and physician IN
Central New York where he died, leaving the above
C. P Johnson to my care. At thirteen years OF age
he had chronic darrhpa and scrofula, for which |
gave him your Sarsaparla IT CURED HIM.
have for ten wears recommended 1t to many IN New
York Ohio and Iowa. for scrofula, fever sores, and
qeenral debility. Perfect success has attended it
The cure affected in OF scrOtua and fever
sores were almost miraculous. l am very ankle us
for nv son to again have recourse to your SarSapan-
Ia lie is fearful of getting spurious article hence
his writing to YOU for it. His wounds were terrible
but believe he Will recover.
Respectfully,
JENNIE JOHNSON.
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MARLBTETA.
GSGs. e. SHOE SZCG

TEyHE subscriber still continues his cd occupation
Il of Manufacturing Boots, Shoes and Caters at
his old stand on Powder Spring Street near the
Journal Office, and is now prepared to furnish his
customers andthe public generally with Boots Shoes
and Caters OF ali kinds and styles prices nearly
MS low as they could be had before the war Stran,
gers visiting the City will be served promptly and
with satisfaction Country Produce ofall kinds taken
in exchange at the highest Market prices. All work
warranted. No work will be delivered ON the Sab
bath under any consideration whatever.
r. w. GABLE.
May 2S-7m.
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VILLAow. WALKER County Ga,
June %. 1866,

Dr. John Bull-Dear Sir: l have gently given
your "Wo rm Destroyer several trials and find it
Wonderfully effcacious. 1t has not failed in single
instance to have the wished for effect. | am doing
pretty large country practice, and have daily use
for some article Of the kind am free oconfess that
| know no remedy recommended by the ablest au-
thors that is certain and speedy III its effects. On
the contrary they uncertain in the extreme. My
object in writing you is to find out upon what terms
can get the medicine directly from you. If can
get upon easy terms, shall use great deal of it
/ am aware that the Of such articles is contrary
to the teachings and practice Of great majority of
the requ}ar line of NJ. DIS. but see no ust cause or
good serse in discarding a remedy Witch we know
to be efficient, simply because may be ignorant OF
its combinition. For my part to all make tia rule to
use all and any means to alleviate suffering humanity
which may be able to commandment hesitating be
cause some one more ingenious than myself may have
learned its effects first and secured that knowledge.
However, l am by no means ali advocate orsupport-
er ofthe thousands of worthless nostrums that Hood
the country that purport to cure all manner OF alsea-
SEES to which human flesh is heir Please reply soon
and inform me Of your best terms am sir, most
respectfully,
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VIM. Root 6 Sons Column.
DIR. JOHN BULL s
GR e q r & e AI e D lES.
BULLS CEDEsON BITTER
Authentic Documents
ARKANSAS HEARD FROM.
Testimony Medical Men.

Stony Point, White Co., Ark, May 30. 1866
DIR. JOHN BULL-Dtar Sir: Last February was
n Louisville purchasing drugs, and l got some OF
your Sarsaparilla and Cedron Bitters.
NV son in law who was with me in the store, has
been down with the rheumatism for some time, com
menced ON the Bitters, and found his general
health improved.
Dir. Gist who has been in bad health, tried them,
he also improved.
DR. Coffee, who has been in bad health for several
years-stomach and Hrer aftected--he improved very
much by the of your Bitters. Indeed the Cedron
Bters has given you great popularity in this settle
medicines this faIl-especialy of your Cedron Bters
and Sarsaparia. Ship me via Memphis care of
Ricket and Nicely.
Respectfully,
c. b. WALKER.
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BULLS, WORM DESTROYER.
To my United States and Worldwide
DpddprS

have received many testimonials from profess
ional and medical men, my ananacs and various
publications have shown, all Of which are genuine.
The following letter from a highly educated and
popular physician in Geor ea, is certainly one of the
most sensible communications have ever received
Dr. Clement knows exactly what he speaks OF, and
his testimony deserves to be written in letters OF gold
Hear what the Doctor says Of BULLS WOR
DESTROYER:
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I'VE SHALL BE PREPARED IN ABOIT

WN7E SHALL BE PREPARED IN ABOUT
Wv Ten Days to do Custom Wool Cardlng IN the
very best manner and in every instance warrant the
work entirely FREE FROM NAP--hiriag CdrcTaHy
Dome.
Parties desiring to leave their Wool at our office IN
Marietta can do and the Rolls will be delivered at
the same place FREE OF CHARGE. Persons sending
Wool by Railroad will please mark carefully and
notify rs Of the shipment 10y mail