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NE w YORK.


New YORK, Aug. notwithstanding the
indignation expressed by the papers and Jews
at a Sunday paper for charging Washington
Nathan with numbering his father, the Herald
this morning publishes nearly two columns Sc
verely limiting the same fact, and says that
every detective believes that member or en-
ployee OF the family committed the murder.
They ground their suspicious on the facts
first, that he was the last person to see Mr..
Nathan and tine first to discover bis murder
second, that he had blood on his clothing and
that there is no evidence about the premises
that the murderer, whose feet must have been
dyed in blood, left the house; third, that in his
testimony before the coroners Jury he CAREFUL
ly RETAINED from stating where he passed the
tine between bis departure from his uncles in
9th street and his arrival at the fatal house
fourth, that with the aid of Mr.. Nathan's mem
oraudum CT the combination lock, his son was
able to open the sale on Broad street and Sc
cure the will OF his father. A work man in the
house says he has seen the iron dog in Mr.. Ma
than's stable for the last eighteen months.
sUNsTRoKE.
Eleyn cases of suustrOke are reported to-day
THE TURF.
ROCHESTER, Aug. 2-The 2.40 race for the
$1,000 purse to day was won by Chestnut Dick
Lady Thorne and George Palmer trot to-mor-
row for purse of $4,000
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mISSOUR Z.

MOVEMENT FOR FENIAN PARDoNS.
ST.. LOUIS, Aug. IA mass meeting of Irish
men will be held on Thursday night to coasid-
er the propriety Of petitioning President Grant
on his arrival here to pardon Gen O'Nell and
other Fenians
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COOP TEMrLARs.-Arcana Lodge No. /, /.
&c. T., at their meeting Monday evening
elected for their officers, the next quarter,
Matthew Adams, w. G. T.; e. A. Meserve, w.
V. T.; George H. Hanson, w. s.; P. s. Har-
mou, w. c.; Milton Higgins, w. T.; Thomas
Wildes w Nj
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new u erk stock and Money MARKET
,o NEW YORK, Aug 2. Mornino.- Gold opened at
12l aud was steady at 1919 az 1872.
1l0a, ]
steady after call.
stocks very weak.
:, NEW YORK. Aug. 2-.4fternoon.- Gold declined
Prince Metternich likely to be succe, sful in
their efforts to arrange peace between France and
PRUSSIA, and Closed dull at 1911 q 1919.
Governments ffmer and advanced "a nor cent .
Money easy at "a per cent. Sterling Exchange.
long 1898 "a 1893; 90 sight I105
Tha fnl0Yinu ,uara tIa aIo
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IFIT IS THROWN IN YOUR TEETH that you
do not keep your dental apparatus in proper
trim, it is your own fault, for all the world
knows that you might do so by using the
matchless vegetable dentriice SozoDoNT.
"SpALDING's GLUE" Cheap, convenient
and useful. Mends everything aus1-eod1w
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has under way ten locomotives, seven Of which
are disposed of The reputation of the ma
chimes turned out at this establishment is un-
usually good }, wherever they are used.
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INDIANA.

LOUISVILLE, Aug. 2-The extensive flour
mill of Snyser & MILAN at Jeffersouville, Ind,
was totally destroyed by fire this morning
10, 600 bushels of wheat and 800 barrels of -four
were destroyed. Loss $4,000; insured for
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SEcosD UNIvERsALIsr CHURcH.-Rev. JAS.
Marston, OF Arlington, Mass, has accepted
the call of the Second Universaiist Church of
this city 10 become their pastor, and entered
upon bis duties last Sabbath. We understand
he will personally solicit subscriptions for the
com pletiou OF the new church on the corner of
ConGsess and India streets, and also that it has
been decided to recommence work on this struc.
turc im med lately.
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uAssAUuUsETTs.
BANK STATEMENT.

Boston, Aug. 2.-Capital, S47 $50 600; loans,
$107 935, 376; specie, 81 439 583; legal tenders,
$SSS352 due from other banks, sit, O44 20 +;
due to other banks, SIG 46l, 240; deposits, $685.
537, 100; circulation, S25, 116 724.
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FURS, FURS.

-WE would notify our customers who have FUR
w GOODs>to be made over or Repaired, that
they can be done at less expense and with more at
tention during the summer mouths. than after the
tall Jade opens Orders by express promptly exc
cuted and all work warranted.
BYRON GKEENOUGH q CO,
MT&s2w ju25 Portland, M aius,
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PERSONAL. are glad, as are thousands
of our fellow citizens, to see the cheerful coun-
tenance Of Rev. DR.. Graham, late pastor Of
Casco Street Church, among u.s. The Doctor
looks as cheerful as ever. He is now one of
the editors of the Christian freeman, a paper
published at Chicago. During his visit he will
supply he CAsco Street Church on the Sab
bath.
z. NJ Reed Esq of the Chicago Eueninq
Post, capital Republican paper, is in our CITY
and favored us with a visit last evening
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If you wish for India rubber hose go to
Cooper &c Co.'S, 100 Federal street. They keep
all kinds of Plumbing materials, and sell
them as low as at any store in the city. Try
them. May 5-tf.
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THE only ink ever manufactured that can
not be erased bv the use of chemicals is Wood
ratfs Vtolene Ink
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For Sale at a Bargain I,

ENRUIT, Confectionery and Ice Cream s.,oon
splendidly fitted, large Soda Fountain Sery
desiIably located, well established with large run OF
away by imperative business
iTuculars OF TAYLOR Il CO.,
ausi-oI 20 State ST. Bostcp.
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Portland, Aug. 3, 1870.

JOB PRINrINo.-Send your orders for job
Printing to the Daily Press Printing House
where they will be promptly attended to at the
lowest possible rates. VIM. M. MARKS.
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IF you want nice juicy steak get the Amer
lean Broiler of G. c. Tolmap, Agent.
jy25eod2w
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ImPoRTATIoNs-Sugar aud Molasses import
ed toto the port of Portland from January 1st
to July 30, 1870, as compared with the same
period Of 1869:
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Wednesday,, Morning, Angus 8, 1870.
Portland and Vicinity.
New Advertisements To-day.

AUCTION COLUMN.
Groceries, &c. r. o. Bailey & Co.
Variety Sale. G. o. Bailey 4 Co.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Great Musical Treat. -. The Alleghanians.
Moonlight Excursion. :. Portland Band.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
For France. M. q. Palmer.
For Sale. -. Ell as Moun'fort.
To Rent. W. II. Jerris.
Gill Wan:ed -. Ohm Z. Sherry.
Board Wanted.
Wholesale Crocsery and Glassware Business.
First Matt nal Bank. Wm. f. Gould.
Young Ladies Seminary. Misses Symonds.
Agents Wanted. e. u. A. MtKenney 81 Co.
f. & ". A. r r.. Co. Prop 81 s.
Wanted. Three Boys
Tenement to Let. Geo &c C. Frye.
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There 1T, was frog who lived in spring,

He caught such a cold that he could not smg."
Poor, unfortunate Batrachian! In what a
sad plight be must have been, and yet his mis-
fortune was one that often beialls singers
Many a.once tuneful voice among those who
belong to the genus homo" is utterly spoiled
by cold in the head, or on the lungs. or both,
combined. For the above mentioned ''croak-
er" we are not aware that any remedy was ev-
err devised; but we rejoice to know that all hu-
man singers may keep their heads clear and
their Threats in tune by timely use of DR..
Sage's Catarrh Remedy, and DR.. Pierce's Alt
Ext. or Golden Medical Discovery, both of
which are sold by druggists. aug2.tt&5S&w
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THE
Central Railroad
OF IOWA.
$50 Wiles i'm Length.
Now Nearly Completed.

This Company are now pushing their work
forward with great rapdity, and the entire line
necessary to connect st. Louis and st. Paul is
graded and under contract to be flushed this
season. The fact that this enterprise has been
undertaken by combination of leading bank
ers and railroad capitalists of well known
wealth, experience and ability, insures its early
completion and future success.
The road runs through the richest and most
thickly settled portion of Iowa, and is built
in the interests of the great Northern system
of roads which centre at St Paul The
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Portland Savings Bank.

nEpOSITS made in this Bank or before
"WEDNESDAY, August 3, 1870 Will commence
bearing interest on the first of the Month.
FRANK MOVES, Treasurer.
July 22-to aug3d
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MlSCELLAN EOUS.
Dissolution ofCoportn ersI,tp

FHHOMAS W. FREEMAN retired from the firm
OF Freeman Brothers, by mutual consent, on
the ist day OF August. All partnership business
previous 10 that date will be settled by Jesse N.
Exchange street. JESSE H. FREEMAN.
Portland, Aug.'2. 1870 aup3d3t
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TO Associated Press.1
THE TURF.

BANGOR, Aug. 2-Thcre were two trots at
the Bangor Trotting Park to day. The day
was foe, the attendance large and the track in
fine order. The first trot was open to all horses
that never beat 2.40, and was contested by Asa
Libby's e. g. Gray Target, John Shaw'sg &. e
Beauregard. q. 7. Jordan's b. $. Green Noun
tain Boy, N. B. Turner's b. g. Sleepy David,
and G. M. Delany's b. g. Cushnoc, The race
was won by Cushnoc, Beauregard second and
Green Mountain Boy third Time, 2.39 IL,
242 242, A. Tue second race was for sweep
stakes which was trotted for by Grin Shaw's
b. s. Gen. Mcclellan, Foster palmer's blk s.
Gen. Sherman, Wheelden's Right Bower, and
G. F. Jordan's e. &. American Boy. The trot-
ting was spirited and six heats were made,
when the American Boy was declared the win.
ner. Time. "a IL, 227, 2 &c. 2 3S, 2.39, 2 49,
The second heat was one of the finest ever
made on this track, and the American Boy is
reported to have been sold Immediately upon
its close to Boston parties for round sum.
DAMAGE BY LIGHTNING.
During the thunder shower this morning the
dwelling house of Asa Champion, of Exeter,
was struck by lightning and badly damaged.
The only occupant injured was Mrs. Titus
Champion, who was stunned by the shock.
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For Sale.

III ALT or whole of Ladies' and Cents nestduraaf,
~ on one OF the best streets in Boston, spend Ill
~ ntted, with all appurtenences, in good workisg
order, well established, doing large well paying
business, regular trade best of reasons Tor selling.
Particulars OF TAYLOR g. CO.,
aug1 lw .i~t 20 State Street. Boston
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FOR SALE.

4 SUIT of Standing Rigging, all the Blocks and
"A most OF the iron Work, taken from a wrecked
Schooner Of go tors register.
All in good order and can be bought at low price,
Apply to CHAS. Ii. CHASE & Co
iulV 2Sdtt
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TANNING THE ScALp.-A,l the hair dives

TANNING THE SCALP.-All the hair DYES and
their congeners, the ''colerers," ''restorers,"
&c, dscolor the scalp. PHALoN's VIrALIA,
OR SALVATION FOR THE HAIR, is the only arti-
Gle for restoring gray hoir which does not Stain
the skin.
Sold by all druggists and fancy goods deal
ers. aue1-eod1w
A DISTRESSING CoUaH causes the friends of
the sufferer almost as much pain as the suf-
ferer himself, and should receive immediate
attention. Dr. Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cher
~ speedily cures coughs, colds, influenza, sore
throat, &c. 1t will always relieve consump-
ton, and in many well-attested cases it has eff
fected perfect cure. aus2-d1w
The OPEN POLAR SEA.-This problem yet
unsolved, of much interest in the scientific
world, we claim to be the result of the CEN
trifugal forces from the earth's motion on lis
axes, whereby currents from the pole constant
ly carry all accumulations of ice away to the
ice belt. Whether this is true or not, the su-
periority of Gold Medal Saleratus is beyond
doubt, as fair trial never fails to prove and
establish it a resident in the household.
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Bangor Lumber Market.
BANGOR, Aug. Humber Market.-The follow
Ing is statement Of the amount OF Lumber surveyed
from January list to Aug. l., 1870 compared with
the amount surveyed during the same period in 1868
and 1869:
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MILK ROUTE for sale, doing frst-cla:s BUSH
1A ness, selling % cans per day, business creas-
ing Good horse, wsg d, harnesses, Prese mt own
or will remain with the purchaser until he gers ac-
Qnainted with customers Good reasons for selling
Particulars of TAYLOR & CO.,
anal 1w at 90 State street, Boston
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1850 MILES ARE DONE AND EARNING NOW
ABOVE EXPENSES NJ, RE THAN THE INTER-
EST ON THAT PORTION OF THE NOR rGAGsD
DEBT, and more than the interest on all the bonds
that can be issued up to date.
The completion OF new road enables us TO offer for
sale more of these bonds. No bonds can be issued
road under construction. and finished road the
issue is limited to $4,000 per mile.
These bonds are desirable AS investment for
may re asons themost prominent OF which are:
first: Behind tn III and terrifying them is a paid
upca pital OF nearly s7,00o,oOO
Second: rhe roa is a new great trunk line run
ming brtween the New York Contra and Erie Rail-
wavs, and shortening the distance seventy mi'es-a
very great distance properly consi1el Ell. and one
that alone would render this roai a rast succts s
Third: The cost oil building the road is twice the
mortgage, and railroad is real estate OF perfect
title and, if q cd for anything, is always increasing
best character at halt value Tie cost OF single
track is about $4,000 per mile; mortgage, $40 0tO
Besiies in his the real is in exisehce
before the hOBds IIe issued.
fourth: The Mortgage Bonds on every railroad
running out of New York City are gsod and inter-
Finh; Tie total interest liability of this great
railway. over four hundred miles il length will be
but S56oOoo, Coll, per annum after NE Whole line
is completed The earnings OF single month. it is
expec ted, will exceed Ills.
4 consid. alton Of The gross receipts of the New
York Contra and Eric Railways will be all that is
necessary believe, to con parties that the
Midi md viii net, after all expenses, a much larger
sum than its interest debt.
T9E BATE OF INHERENT.
These bonds pay seven per cent. in cold. free OF
United States income tax and this with gold at 49,
is equal 10 over PER CENT. A YEAR No
rational person could expert SAFE INVEST
MENT WITHIN OUR OWN STATE TO be offered
on more liberal terms than these.
THE BONDs.
The bonds have Is years 10 run; are issued in de-
nominations Of $1,000; bear Seven Per Cent. inter-
est IN gold, tree OF income tax Cou or Regis
tered, with interest, payable semi-annualy in New
York, on the list of May and LIST OF November.
PRICE; PAR AND ACCRUED IN
TEREsT.
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Domestic N ews.
MAINE.
Especial Dispatch by Wsstern}U MON Line.[


COMMENCEMENT AT wATERvILLE.
VAUDEVILLE, Aug. 2.-The semi-centennia1
celebration at Colby University to-day was a
great success. Hon. Henry w. Paine, Presi-
dent elect of the Alumni, presided. After the
Historical Discourse an excellent dinner was
served at Alumni Hall, at which 105 graduates
were present Stirring speeches followed from
Hon. H W. Paine, Gov. Chamberlain, DR..
Wood Of Sandwich Islands, Prof. Mathews of
Chicago, President Anderson of Rochester,
Hon. james Wiley, Judge Dickerson, Hon.
w. E. Wooding of Wisconsin, and others A
vote of thanks was rendered to Prof. Bamliu
fer his labors in compiling the obituary record
WlNsIoW
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The Nation OfPrcy.

pn'. uEa b. MasS rSTsss Ts EmGIe,s sf e ~.
Ia, la 'nisi Hsx.Lp. by Mrs. MANY GullIor.
rv.rv one knows what case one can
~ - ,hs King of pru,sin and of his
""r.I. France bn. learned il we'll in
u,sHt r;tr,mnt.nccs. No Prince Of Eu-
,dbc haa ssHAHed the teriidies. He is such
IoP: n1s sa tS't tss a., | hi,r,si, m n no . die
~. s IA tt.tsr,or of Garm,nv. But
ts.ou ,s a, suu a,ss,sh;no ~ al, !, that all Ihe
49,. sno n'.' tt,nS M, ~ vn;,,no tbem,eIye, to
pv pv,d. stiks m;sfortune which sooner Or
i..S. All q, mro, ,h.m
'"'H, H,,,;nn 81 rsar, ths, m.r v;,h b;s Hon
- anJ h;s m;i;,.rv desno,i.m, With his
n.ny .nd hi. x;olsrce is rho ohiS real
n'eu'e r.- n. h.. ,or, MIN .sif fls,,
huns u y. I;a.;p,:. L Luown ~ R.,sdn and
~ a'' .no ~ P"o -, ,,s.,;.. AMI ali Ali
run 10 - :. arr.s,,.. vho Arc the
Ahoe'. ~, ~. s,roL..-hcr. i, , bit.
no't eAPooia 4, r".na. nd ,ho,s wbo ,b.n.
ter 'eplo"'% W =. haU. ,h.t va NAV over.
uoned uS. .,. % ", n.ps -. s,,,",. I'm.
come Una. ~, wi ~. - o. ~ ns.,;cwi.r-
90 ny 'f'n ,o :. .adr..s.J - ali The
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dces no' aPt.si, ,-u,.sd M ~ \ tsa.s .oJ ora ,o
VIII, VIII hSs stsa M ~, sh;idreSr,y iit,,r. n.ph.
cSfhe, whcn my .,;r;au cni.t. .mI mu , d..r nea.
ews-ouf :, h aoS - ,,f 'nfSm;t 70 saver. trials.
PIE; WIZ n1 .,re.Sr our.cI,s, ,S. ira, attacks
me ,se' .N,N 'an. .no, rSo s,ii ~ force .
Sl o. .n.' ,a'V .,s.. J.. % No S,he, ;mru,ne uut
.nons M ~ :uSsnss, 49,. ''"i
his wv Iii sii,% ,s,, pra.,,sa tstlsv
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s.iu aHs,lt <, ,tas a ,,,sif ~ ifs,s Tho come AZ.
uso , WIN SuO s.a 49, 90. mi. i, no Illusion I
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Ths Drsaksra's Dreasa.


Tie dTaahsrd drssasi of HE cid retreat
90 his ss.y riasy 10 the 'sp'reon sss,i
Aud ise liquor CLEANED IN bic eissiiag
eye,
iii 81. lips. to the .p.rIlIss glass DIRE.
nigh,
A. he lined !, up si,h an ssg.r glance.
Ali ! an myself again
Hsre's Q truce 10 care an silsu 10 pale;
wsleons the cup With . creamy foam
Farewell TO work and . mopy hersi
With . jolly srev sad . douing bosii
ID ssr.tcrn Pleasures love 10 roll I
Liz. i..A is.s ssm, to The dssaL.rd''
side
~, angel child Who ihat high, he'd died
Nth q lssS % ssptis and swse, and fond,
She touched ,hs slSss sith het iltils wand
sad on as he raised !, pp to drink
Y.s silently i.pred Oh As silent brink,
Till the drtsssfd shooh IRON head 10
Aaa eth, u, Il. aa.sisd scn,,dssu
"II.y, t4.u r. cried ,hs hssl, VIA, as.ss!s
thisf
I. the ss,sy sick or tho dram s-,isst
Cheer up, tiy lad quick ih. dIiipet qnah,.
and ne s'ateu h'ouha N"hs nen"''"
laugh. 49,. .,.,p.-,.
The druntard raised hh s'hs ssee mofe,
And looked at iis depths 40 OF osiore'
But started to see on ,ts pictured loan
The face Of his dead little child t homel
Thea again the landlord At him snsersd,
And tho susssins crowd Of drunharis
jesrsd;
but still 90 hs tried the glass 10 drihh,
The wand Of his dead enc touched the
brink.
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bi tulnLIH o'NAttsf.

n. E,I,,,, ,'u,ttty
Ny iAhu' ~ WINE no rss'" ''' '"e''
fot 'hou ut. n'e,ese hou,
AMI isnfem, save 'he oyPIe
would III become 'hy o'o"'
The eIiles wept by BABEL $ streams
Their hsrps l"y oy uhsuungi
salem ne!sn's ines sa" IN ure""''
Bit let hef iamc "houhs'
30 will raise no pleasing s'r''h
vi former Joyous unys, ,
For who, That teeis me gan:'g oh"'"'
Can sing the song OIL Pr"''e'
by roHE'oS streams l 10 MOI "eefi
l walk NO Jore;9n s'ranu, . ~
But IKE inc ureek on eun'u'' ''e'l'
A slave IN ireeuom iaho'
Bh. MT like hir NJ taftely bowed
!, Ana blhsheu inetenu OF pleu
bht Nc ahfutleu 'he banner Prouu
U! d itht now with 'he deau.
fHH' Hsao.is sma'l put hooie o"h'
-, oreou WV" 'n' ,e"uy 'Io w.
10 rresaVh', ere ,. sne w.. ,,,,..s.i .n ii"A0'
WIN o'o'u '''"''o"' p'"'N'
H.. n;.,.a ,x;sJor, .ou,J NM eavc,
DIt I.os o ,;c,or;rs - wcro in vain:
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UfiicE or RECORD 4 FIELD,
Dallas. Sent. Sth. 1870.

Dallas, Sept. sth, 1871.
To his Exccllency Z. J. DAVIS, Governor of
Texas; Austin
Dr,n s,rJ am in ,ece;pt of vour. NJ
,ho a,h rIt encIo.;no A conv of m. sta,e.
ment Of MIR. II. II. Sneed, Of Ellis Bounty.
Continued and fatal illness in my family;
has prevented an earlier reilly. In expls-
nation OF tho statement of Mt. Sheed;
have 10 say, that l never 1T any TIME sta.
ted or initiated that you fi,adc any propo-
sitiuts to- Or dcmnhds of me Wiatever. l
Rave this huftr to cueluse you, herewith,
the correspondence between myself and the
Hon. John J. Good and Jae. II. Field, Esq,
referred to by Mt. shstd in his sta.eit.ent;
HHd, also, Hon. Nat. NJ. Burfsrd dnd Il. G.
Bower, Esq, prominent citizens Of this
place, all Of ~hioh explaih themselves
The s,a,etichts thersih iiade are trut III
the main: will only add; tlist I ttts in
formsd; also, that no man woiild he ap.
pointed District Judge utloss he ttJ,ld re-
move every reinocrailc Cietk ahd Sheriff
in his District: C6l. Jno. c. Mccoy and
the Hon. A. u. Norton, have been absent
from Texas since the receipt OF your CON-
municstion, or would choleso sou their
statements also. 1t is rather sttthge that
Rev. Mr.. Sneed should manifest 90 much
interest in this matter without sbnis tho.
tive. Did he not apply TO your Ercelietcs
for the same office you hare tsndersd rs'
haze understood that be did.
ts The saitic posl HhiSh brought YOUR
: contamination, / also received Your gx.
cellencys' Proclamation, appointing me
District Attorney for this District. ao.
knowledge 10 YOU my gratitude for this ,ie.
nal mark Of your confidence and eyideno.
Of your hind feeling for me. But for two
reasons. either Of which ia suficient. i mos,
r.,pec,fuliy desIiur mis- bphsF. IN ,hs
Hr.t tisre,J helyets, isat ,ks as, m ihs
f,e,,ls,btb stttuSerius van ~ ,bHssbl
Dis,fict ATTORNEYS 1, paip.ble .yiols,;on
Of Art. v. Sec. XII, in The New Consti,u.
tics, which clearly gives the right 70 N.
peopls Of each District. 10 elect their own
district ATTORNEYS. No man with a nron.
or regard for laws. ouvbt 10 accent anv no.
sition that he believes was given in viola.
tiou Of the Constitution.
In an. .econd n,,c. 7 h.i;.r. ,l,, ,.,.
-. ~ see.rf. .nn.;.,..,., =, ..s.,.
h.nd. ,ho,id =, ~. H.. =, .,,.h ..s,,, |,
.ncs he v;lI;n, a s;,s : t.,,,t .,t,,r,,
a. All pr;,r n,essures N IN. .s,s;s,,,r.t,rt,
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2. The Eiiisr. u tA. psi.. H.nla'
u riil. deabllsss be Frsiif,ias 70 eur
friends u the wheat RssisA 4 lsara lhsl
vs. % the coast ceaatry sse snsnri frea
tuo great ssiis much drssisi st iAis sea-
ssn Of The year-fsllos Fever sAd ceilsa
warns. ID 10 90 late in the season that ws
do oct new fear such evil from siihsf
ssnrse: hoastea srd usisesiea are trh
hsaithyi Esd sssh e presreEcrs. fhs
trust istefivt risrshahis viii Try bsiA mar
hs,s. sad bay where ,tey ssu st, zee, tsr'
gains. 10 not that fAit' ,
celien.pieking has eomnsnesi IN fe-i
EARNEST. Some bales have already beeH
brought TO market A freedman Of Harris
county act the prirs odsrsd for the hrsi
bale brunyht 10 Houston. This 10 credit
sbls tc The race.
italni IN tsis section are frequent, but
Hat. IN stish ttssts a 10 damage the crops,
HisRr-esns 10 groslns ttslt.. The cora
crop 10 made, and Is 90 sbiiifht rre, All
kinds Of provisionssrs pien,ifal aud shssl
-tatprable year for immigrants.
tS.da5-hrst Monday In September out
sshSsis, generally, In this part Of the
state, sHihiheNoe their fall sessions. The
iesiiiAture having failed TO insugura'e
free sshbsii, sH ~, the parent, seem deter
mined to eiucaib ttelt t-n children. The
freedmen in this ,iciill are doing nobly
for the education Of their SSrlh,
No department Of merchAAditt ~ better
represented In this market thtt Books and
Stationery, Of which T.. u. CUSHING, Fad,
has much the largest stock In tht s,alb.-I
Anything In his line can be rursta3ei
here o, cheap as anywhere this side d
New York. lie keeps ell the school boois
ussd In the State and . great variety OF
valuable miscellaneous books. Why does
Nd, so..e bnc start o hrst.elass bookstore
III ballast Would not such an enterprise
ta5' Nhat d. yoa ,hink1
iteus,dh hopes II. 10 in railroad conree'
iidn with bai'ss III tlEh,esn months
What do you at that end ~ !hc line eny ?
Push forward the locomotivs--Nc ~stt
some Of your up.eouniry aour and fruits.
Come down and SEQ US. by "interview-
ing" our merchant princes" you nigh.
get lots " advertising pstrunage--would
like to SEQ you anyhow. You could live
like Q prince at the Hutchins Hotel, the
grandest and best kept hotel outside Of
New Orleans In the whole Southern eoun.
try. Come down! Yours truly,
BAYOU CITY.