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DEAD READ TUBACCO CHEwERs.
PRoF. LIEBIG's sMoK ELS AND CHEwERs

PROF. LIEBIGe SMOKERS AND CHEwERS
TOBACCO PREyESTATIyE
This celebrated German discovery is a purely
vegetable and harmless com pound. WARRANTED
ANIIDOIK, and removed forever al desire for to-
taccO III any form By the use of fifty cent box
JRY IT. ana save none. AGENTS ANrED. Ad-
iress g no. ". DOUGHERTI Patent MeUicines,
Baltimore, Md Sold by d FORD Dfugsist,
80 Penna avenue, between nth and 18th streets,
Washington ID. q jal5-eoSOt
GRAPE VINES 40, 600 GRAPE VINES for
- tSe. such as Concord, Cstswbs, Diana, Della
ware Perkins, &C
Also. no 90 Cuttings OF the above sorts
y. FkLGER,
teH--m 80 asst. bet. and G.
GMPERIAL PBUNES
II SLAaIE CHEhkIES,
APbICOTs,
ITALIAN GLACIB FRUITs
HAVANA ORANGES,
BAhBARY DATES
N ". BCbCHELL, corner l4th and SITS,
tr4 under Ebbitt House.
z,AKDEs SEEDS AND GARDEN TOOLS,
Agricultural Warehouse, La ave
f@.2 GOWN south side, bot. 9Th and 10Th sts.
N DRESS MAKING,
10y MR3. ATKINSON. SAL Eighth street vest
between end berth Wedding, Reception,
Hone, and street suits gotten MP in the most
%srhs-cAs styles. No work sighted to hasten its
eOmplsuon-time always set and no disa point
nents IL &C hiDe stitching and Cutting and
bastinR esrefuliy and promptly done 10 Ie3m
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

Rf GRKks q wILLlAMs.
No. Sac Southeast corner Of seventh and . -.
yslus tot.r sksL .sEsTk . az.
L66 a. M S99STTsa At PuBL.c AUc,iaN
sale on the premises. thsi vslu.bIs prOperty
situated on the south soe Of Louiaass avenue. be
70 ses, having fress.of o feet ON tea,s,.ss
avenue and q feet eibches on Cstreet with adepth
ssS.s 10 .ss. s sSssshse .,s &. ,
prcsements, which are . two-story Brick 90
'trect; wish store room. for ,hs .sms ' D''' 0'0
TOT rnrsser Harocul.rs inquire on the premises
~. W hSrseu; OF AZ our auction rooms.
and scGrsa b. ss.s q. Of n ssS:, cs ,Ss
:: he ee., b sss%s
re- cod GREEN a WILLIAMS. Auc,..
Bf VIM L. s wA.L AIS S snS ssSHssuOD''r''
Southwest cor. Penns ave. and sth street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF BBICH HOUSE AND
AND 81 sTRkETs wfsT.
OtsSe .iftsi Of cSirnSi. ps.ses ~ ss SS,
Ssnse No. ss: wherein Ellen NJ Cotter 10
SSs egsDs.: and a.rssrs. F,assEsd e, a are
= S a.; Of s.I nsS'i Iss &c
square south Of .apSfe nnm~erea eve hun ,rss ana
SKY two se3 Of the suths mite sround plan Of the
on consisting of a story Brick House
This property H. located in n healthy and thrfv-
ments Go per.ons dasi,os. a. sres. .s,
prontsble Investment.
Tern: cash. co6veysrcips aud stamp. At IN.
cost OF the purchaser dep cit Oi SlOO will lers
auired as soon .s The gIrS &c Sod
~ n n A l ~
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u. b. JEwKLLS PRIZE soAP.
THE BEeT,
BECAUSE THEY SAVE TINE, LABOR AND
MONEY IND MIKE THk CLOTHES
WHITE AND CLEAN.
The Premium ORIEETAL SOAP,
.. NEW YORK CITTsOAP
:. CLINICAL OLIVE SOAP,
LAUNDRY SOAP
FAMILY SOAP,
Are brsndsof asueerior quality, and are guar
aDteSd to give srfact aafinfantiaa

TAKE NOTICE
the name T. y JEWELL, and also the quality,
Ash your grocer for any OF these and be sure you
get them, and take other.
ManufsctOry-3o0 and 502 street north. be-
tween 9Th and 6th, Washington. D. o. fe Is
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A GENTLEMAN, STRANGER THEOIrY,
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CONSULT DIR. LEON,
" 46s 9th street, between ID and C.
be eusrsntees speedy and thorough cure of all
ACUTE and CHRONIC DISEASES, without the
of BALKAN or Mercury.
Strangers should beware of the many quacks
Shich how infest the city. See the noCtor at
BE does NOT trife with nor abuse'ths confidence
OF his patients Rooms private. Hours, from to
Z, daily. feb 22-tf
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nI0TICE-Al persons indebted to the late irm
~ Of GEO j JOHNSON d co. will please set.
GEO. j. JOHNSON,
ma ct SCI 9Th Attract
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u ass Ninth street, between d and Z.
The most skillful and oldest established adver.
.isnG phyeician for the treatment Of FEMALE
Irregularities may repose the strictest confidence
In him. He guAUntees thorough cure His fees
are moderate, and patients visiting see one but
the Doctor. oc34- Tvs
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DE-. CURTIS may be consulted upon all cases OF
SEMINAL and PHYSICAL DEBILITY, sPRR.
MAroRRHEA. and all other diseases arising from
aeuses OF the natural functions ct his residence
30. 90 NORTH CHARLES STREET, BALfI.
MORE, where al communications should b a.
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PERSONAL.

NCRS. A. HULL. OF NEW YORK CITY
Nl distinguished CLAIRVOYANT and TEST
MEDIUM, PSrCHOMETlSr,a at 456 Pennsylya-
mia avenue, Empire House ma 2 as
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MIsCEAi NE0Js.

Imperial of London, Assets in Gold,
Lorillard of New York, Assets,
Republic of Chicago, Assets exceeds.
Firemen's Fund, Assets in Gold,
Monumental Baltimore,
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THE PLAINS.
INDIAN HosrrLrrrrs ANr1o1pArrn.

ST. LOUIS, May 9.-The Republican has a
letter from Wachita, dated April 23d. which
says that since the 10Th, twenty lodges of the
Cheyenne Indians, belonging to the band I'M
der Little Rope who surrendered to Gen. Gus
tar on the edge of Staked Plain, during the
latter part of March, left here without permits
sion of the proper authorities. This makes 100
lodges captured by Gustav who have started
north to join Tall Bull on the Kansas border,
making at the lowest estimate 600 warriors
now ready for hostile demonstrations in the
vicinity of Republican, Solomon and Solan
creeks, north OF the Arkansas river. The In
dams express contempt for the military force.
A rumor is rife in camp that Lieut.. Jacobs
and 10 men of the infantry who we -e sent as
an escort for the philanthropist Vincent Col
yer. to Fort Bascom, New Mexico, were at
lacked at the head waters of the Wachita
river, and held two days by the Indians, when
they escaped under cover OF the night. The
report comes from Indian sources
The experiment of teaching the natives the
art of agriculture is progressing slowly. Some
seeds were already sOwn by the farmers and
laborers employed by the government. The
affiliated bands, composed of remnants of the
Caddo, Maco, Kishie, Wachta and TOmakara
bands, have all planted corn and some garden
vegetables on the land prepared for them by
the suD-agent, Mr.. McCusker. 1t must be re-
mempered that these tribes have raised corn
Tor the i M century, unaided by the govern
ment Ine hlowas and Comanches, on the
contrary, are averse to labor, and look on the
matter az entreiy TOO degrading for them, and
only adapted TO the poorer class. as they term
the affiliated bands. Five acres are 70 IL bro-
ken for each chief OF band, and farmers are
to be kept among them to thorouohiv test tho
experiment. Wow ''-e
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IMPORTANT aagIsIos, BY cRIEs JsT1ca CHA i.
RICHMOND, May 10.-Chief Justice Chase
this morning delivered an opinion on al APP
peal from Judge Underwood's decision in the
District Court, declaring null sentence of
Judge Shelly, of the State Court, on the ground
Of Shelly ineligibility under the 14th amend
ment. The case was that of Colgar Griffin, .
negro, who was sentenced to the Penitentiary
for shooting man.
The Chief Justice read the opinion of the
Court, holding that as the State government
in Virginia had been recognized during the
whole war by Congress, first at Wheeling and
then at Alexandria, the action of the govern
ment in dividing the State had been recogniz-
ed by the Federal government, and Senators
and Representatives elected by that govern
ment had been allowed seats in Congress. 1t
was under this government that Shelly had
been appointed and he was, therefore, a legal
Judge as far as thesState government was con-
cerned. The question now came up whether
being ineligible, he was absolutely removed nv
the operation of the 14th amendment. The u.
>. District Judge had decided that he was: but
IN tne examination OF question of this sort,
great attentlon IS properly paid to the argu-
ment of inconvenience, and construction
whicn must necessarily occasion great public
and private mischief must never be preferred
10 construction which will occasion neither
IN so great degree unless the terms OF the
instrument absolutely require such preference.
would be produced in State by declaring
past legal proceedings void. 1t then considers
the character and intent of the Sd section of
the 14th amendment, which is declared to be
primitive 1t is clearly against the provisions
of the Constitution, which deny the legislative
authority the power to deprive any person of
life, liberty or property, without due process Of
law, or to pass ex post facto laws, and these. If
there were no other grounds, are reasons for
seeking another Interpretation of the amend
ment than that asked by previous counsel. The
18th amendment is not self-enforcing. and
needs further legislation of Congress to enforce
1t, and two months after the Judgment now
being revised was delivered, Congress passed
JOINT resolution providing for the removal of
al ineligible officers, showing that persons then
holding office were held to be de fac'o officers,
and also providing the means for their removal
by the military. The Court said the Supreme
Court had unanimously concurred in the opin-
ion that sentence by judge de facto, though
not judge de jure, could not be reached by
habeas corpus. The decision of the District
Court was reversed, and Colgar Griffin was re-
manded to the State authorities.
In the U. S. Circuit Court this morning Je-
ter Phillips, sentenced to be hung next Friday,
upon writ of habeas corpus was remaneded
to the State authorities ON the ground that he
was sentenced before the 14th amendment was
promulgated
The Portland daily press., 1869-05-11

HAVANA, May o.-The following are the chasing
qu9latonsof merchandise for the week ending Sat-
Matanzas $4,000 hhds.; exports for the week from
Havana and Matanzas to foreign countries, Il, 900
boxes to the United States $500 boxes; the market
u and % q II reals or Nos Is to 20 Dutch standard
Lard 20ac " fb for terce and 224cfor tins. Flour
b. Honey pa u q qeas. 'S %aRIHelow 81 50
sSl2t White s12 Y q 12S7a p arrobe Petroleum t.
q g 81 reals gal dai ao o bS ltc ID sot 70
and in demand; Yellow Pine s23 y M; White Pine
500. shooks-Box q g 10 reals: H0ops-market is
P M. Freig6ts fiat; to United States 81 80 P box,
and So 80 q Z 20 % hid on Sugar and So so a % %
hid. Molasses; to Falmouth, England, OF orders,
32s a BIS Sd ~ ton. Exchange on London ia 0 IL
per cent. premium; on United States, in gold short
sight, q 81 per cent premiunm sixty davis SIGHT.
par pa e per cent premiums incurreney, do, 27i a
May lo-Sugar quiet and unchanged
LONDON, May 1o-Forenoon.- 924 for
70 american seeurities-Uned States 5-2Os firmer at
shares III. I'D
LIVERPOOL, May 10-Forenoop. Cotton dull:
nludlng uplands 1Ib sales estimated at 1000 bales
breadstuhs frmer; Red Western Wheat IS Sd.
LONDON. May 10-Evening-Conso closed at o2s
foI money and 923 for account.
American securities-United States 5.20s quiet
ana steady at 1ss Stocks steady; Erie shares 1Sa;
FRANKFORT, May 1O--Evening.-United States
5-2Os closed frmer at s55 a SO.
LIVERPOOL, May 10-Evening.-Cott dull; Mid
ding uPlands IL "a 118d; do Orleans 123 a 11bd;
SAFES 1000 bales. Spirits Turpentine 28s Cd.
Freights.
PHILADELPHIA. Nav s.-Freights- following
are the current rates from Port Richmond for the
week ending May 9th ITO Portland, So 30 a. 2 IS:
Rockland 50 60; Portsmouth, So go; Boston, So 80;
Charlestown. So 30; New Bedford, So 90 a 10; Sa-
lem, so 90; Providence. 50 90.
CHARLESTON, May7.-Freights- Liverpool by
steam Sd W fb. on UpaDds and I'd on Sea Islands;
by sail, Id on uplands and q I'd on Sea Islands,
10 the West Indies. Cuban ports, North side, on
South side. Coastwise-To New York by steam &c
H. on Uplands and 1c on Sea Island Cotton, and
p W v tierce on Rice; by sail, on resawed Lumber
TO Boston, by SAIL GIG a &c W lib ON Cotton; $12 ~
nj on resawed Lumber and S13 % M on Timber.
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q - M M II n CIAL.
New York stock and Money m.rLe,

New York stock and Money Market.
NEW YORK. May 10-Money easy at "a per
cent. call. Prime discounts a per cent. Sterl-
ing Exchange heavy and lower under increased
supply of bond bills; prime bankers offered freely
ers bills sold as low as 1Osi a 1861, and bond biils
were lower. Gold opened at 1877, advanced to 13s
under unfounded runors of extra session OF Con-
carrying were to per cent. to fiat. Governments
upon the advance OF bonds in London and the reac
ton in Consols, became very buoyant and prices
the market continued firm up to the close Bonds
coming from out of town and the supply here is
shipping, one house having sent 100000 Saturday
and sends 1900 900 of CTS tomorrow. The present
short interest Is large amounting in 67's alone to
&c. 900, besides "a 100000 $500O,0OO in other
bonds. Henry Clewes q Co. furnish the following
40 quotations Coupon SIS 1881. 1198 q 1879; do
5ss 1872 49, 1871 DO ss4 i5a iiS dC1ses
1i7a; do 1858 ii7t q 117f; lO4Os, 1854 q 1885, Pa
SGT old Tennessees, esi esb; new do, 6e9 g 66si
old North Cardinals, 60 a 81; do, 55t@ 55t; old
virgnia's, 81 g So; new do, So q 62A; LouisianI
The Stock market has been active and strong all
day with large transactions, though less excitement
than last week. prices advanced materially through
out the list and our closing figures the highest
the day. The features are New York Central, Erie
Fort Wayne, Michigan Southern, North Western
Hudson and Mariposa. There Is vague rumOr that
the back interest Erie is to be paid shortly The
following are $50 prices-Pacifc Mail, 92t a 92f
Western Union Telegraph, 434 q 43}; Hartford &
Erie, 20 a 23s; New York Central 1921 a 1924; Erie
9ot; do preferred. SAT Hudson, 1871 q 15S; Harlem
1881 @ 149; Reading 96b q So; Fort Wayne, 1874 q
ern 1914 q 1871; Illinois Central 145 a 1861; Chica-
go q Rock Island, 1870 q 1901; Chicago q North
Western, S7E a So: do preferred, 1909 a 1O1.
The cearances at the Gold Exchange Bank to-day
amounted to $160,000000.
The receipts at the Treasury to-day amount
708 ,662.
The exports for the week, except specie, were
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ILLINOIS.
DArrnnAn rtnr wrp An,o~r

CHICAGO, May 10.--The celebration of the
completion of the great inter-oceanic railroad
connection to-day was the most successful af-
fair of the kind that ever took place in Chicago
and probably in the west. 1t was entirely inn
promptu, and therefore every man, woman and
child in the city did their part towards making
it success. The procession was unique in
appearance and immense in Length, which, in
the least estimates, was seven miles.
During the movement of the procession Vice
President Cofax received the following dis
patch from Promontory Summit, Utah, signed
by G. M. Dodge and others:
The rails were connected to-day The
prophecy of Benton to-day 10 fact. This is
the way to India"
This evening Vice President Colfax, Lieut..
Gov. Bross and others addressed large audi
ence at the Library Hail. in which they spoke
eloquently of the great era which this day
marks in the history of our country.
During the evening there was also general
indulgence in fireworks bonfres, illumina-
tiOns. etc.
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-Eltiss Iron -Bitters

Having used your Iron Bitters in my practice. /
can testify its superior tonic properties for nvgo-
rating the appetite and promoting digestion. can
unhesitatngy recommend it in cases of general de-
Dihty and dyspepsia, and in conditions of the system
requiring the use of ferrugnous tonic. Its agree
able favor must recommend it to all.
Yours, Respectfully,
CHAS. S. GAUNTT, M. D.,
Professor IN the Philadelphia University of Medicine
and Surgery.
Prepared by VIM. Ellis, Chemist. For sale by
Weeks & Potter, Wholesale Agents, 17s Washing
ton Street, Boston, and by Druggists and Grocers
generally. apr1sd6m
The Portland daily press., 1869-05-11
WEST INDIES.

HAVANA, May 10.-Captain General Dulce
with the troops who accompanied him, has re-.
turned from his visit TO Matanzas. No partic-
ulars have come to hand.
The Havana papers praise the American au-
thor tiles for their prompt action in OBTAINING
the Quaker City.
No i'm ortant news has been received to-day
from the interior,
Details Of tie fight around Nuevitas are still
wanting
The United States sloop-Of-war Saratoga
sailed to-day.
The Portland daily press., 1869-05-11
Notice of Foreclosure Of MORTGAGE

M HEREAS Lydia A. Libby, then OF Brunswick
w IN the county of Cumberland and State of
Maine, by her deed OF mortgage dated on the four
teenth day of January. 1865, and recorded in Cum
berland Registry OF Deeds, in Book $780, page 352
conveyed to Alfred Milliken, the subscriber three
certain parcels of land situated in Pownal in said
county, being the same premises that said Lydia
the same day purchased of said Milliken, as will
more fully appear by reference to the deed of said
Milliken to said Lydia, dated the fourteenth day
OF january 1865. Two of said parcels of land beng
the same conveyed to said Milfken by the warranty
deed Of William TUFTS, dated August 10th, 1856, and
recorded in the Cumberland Registry OF Deeds in
Book ga, on page 296; the other parcel being the
same conveyed to said MIlken by the warranty deed
OF Reuben A. Sawyer, dated January 31st, 1868, and
recorded in the Cumberland Registry OF Deeds in
Book S2S on page 10, to hold upon the conditions set
forth in said mortgage.
And whereas the conditions of said mortgage have
been broken.
Now therefore, L, Alfred Miiken aforesaid, give
notice. that tor breach of the conditions OF said mort
gage, claim foreclosure OF said mortgage.
May list, 1869.
ALFRED MILLIKEN.
may6d1aw3w
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UTAH.

COMPLETION OF THE PACIFIC RAILROAD
PRoMoNToRY SUMMIT, May 1O.-The last raj
Is laid; the last spike is driven. The Pacific
railroad is completed. The point of junction
is 1885 miles west of the Missouri river. and
$50 miles east of Sacramento CITY,
(Signed) LELAND STANFORD
Central Pacific Railroad.
T. G. DURANT,
SIDNEY DILLON,
JOHN DoFB,
Union Pacific Railroad.
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arAssAOHUsETTs.

THE PRESIDENT INVITED TO ATTEND THE
PEACE JUBILEE.
Boston, May 10.-Mayor Shurtleff and 9TH
er members of the city government left for
Washington Tonight, as a special committee
to invite President Grant to attend the Peace
Jubilee.
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y00 r.los; low Middlngs firm at 261c; receipts eos
bales; no exports.
NEW ORLEANS. May 10-Cotton- better Qualities
scarce and sitter low grades quet Middlings 2si a.
AK bales = -r~S --'e ss%'S', SAk,oAe'
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NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber
IN has been duly appointed and taken upon HIM
self the trust OF Administrator with the will annex
ed of the estate of
NATHANIEL SHAW, late of Portland,
in the County OF Cumberland, deceased and given
bonds as The law directs. All persons having de-
mands upon the estate of said deceased are requir-
ed to exhibit the same and all persons indebted TO
SAID estate are called upon to make payment to
DANIEL w. SHAW,
Administrator with Will annexed.
Portland, April 49, 1850. ap2Sd1aw3w
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GOTZaM2la lNe2fai2ana.al.

FINHE Summer Term of this institution will COM
4 mence on Monday, May 18th, 1869, and continue
ten weeks.
Able and experienced Teachers have been secured
for every department OF the school.
For further information enquire of j, b. Weab
A. M. Principal, or j. A. WATERMAN,
o.u,... n,ax ,oeo Secretary.
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Annual Meeting,

THE Annual Meeting of the sssTemiscouata
Il pine Land Co =, will be held at the office of
A. e. STEvENs& Co, on Wednesday May Hath,
at o'clock P. M. N o. DRAM Clerk.
Portland, May 4th, 1892 div
The Portland daily press., 1869-05-11
GREAT BRITAIN.

to-day, Mr.. Fortescne, Chief Secretary I for
Ireland, in reply to an inquiry of Lord John
Manners, said Her Majesty's Ministers were
already considering the best means of increas-
ing the powers of the Lord Lieutenant of Ire
land, for the more effectual repression of out
RACES in that country.
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e U r. o p e


FRANCE.
PARIS, May 10.-The Emperor visited the
Horticultural exhibition at Chartres yester-
day. He was received by the Mayor, who de-
livered an address, The Emperor made a short
speech in reply. He called the visit he made
Chartres when he was President. He then
referred to the coming election, and invited
men of all parties to aid in the cause of liberal
progress by choosing as their representatives
men worthy of such mission