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LIFE MEMBERS.

Harvey Bancroft, II. C.. Cross, l.. 4. Hertz
age, F.. =. Bancroft, NJ. ii. Bates, Milton Rob-
erts, E. II. Holderman, Howard Dunlap, S. b.
Riggs, Geo. W. Frederick, a. r. Bancroft, l.
d. Jacobs, J.. B. Kellogg, N. E. Weaver, S. j.
Crawford, J. NJ. Steele, j. X. Finley, VIM. w.
Williams, L. n. Robinson, Jacob Stotler, A.
N. Hanna, p. b. Plumb, /. Z. Periey, F. e..
Hunt, o. Y. Hart, Noyes Spicer, VIM. j. Me-
Lune, Nelson Whittlesey, Mary ]. Watson, E.
d. COpley.
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The sole object Of the Park City Town Company
l. not petty speculation. has ft Is 10 buEld mp
thriving and beautiful town where the eonyeniencs
q the county and ccmmonseqse dictate that the
main town Of the county should be. and At the
point toward Which actual and NOT imaginary
railroads are heading.
PARK CITY TOWN CO.
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Bachelor, Jones d PiBkerton have well
located and finely fitted Office :.
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Five large wagon loads of furs and six Of
buffalo robes came in from the west Mon
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The wire on the A. 7. & s. F. rOad'reaehed
this city Friday.
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Col. Burbrldge arrived here fron Ciucin-
natl last Thursday.
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Van Amburgh's great menagerie and two
circuses, all under one tent, are coming to
EmporIa
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We learn that the A. T. 4 $. +. road is grad
ed several miles beyond Cedar Point.
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DIR. Chapman talked TO the cOlOred people a
the A. NJ. Z. church last Sunday evening.
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Is but five months DID, and Notwithstanding the
unpropitious season of the year at which is was
started, the incemency of the fall following, and
the unusual severity of the winter just passed,
which rendered moving and house building If not
wholly 1mposiible very great inconvenience, it
has grown steadily and substantially, and now
boasts Of having some of the best houses that can
be found in the county.
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The telegraph Office has been moved TO the
A. T. Il 8. +. depot.
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Spring Hill Nursery.

UE have splendid stock OF trees ON hand
w for the spring trade, ell Of which are
Our stock g warranted true 70 dame, and will
give entire satisfaction 20 all who desire 20 eul
fIvate healthy, leng-lfved orchard OF vine
yard. Two-year old apple treez VIII ce sold
portion. Price list sent free from LAWrenee,
Kansas. WRIT SAVAGE = AANE.
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Ben. Trumbun keeps as fiue u stock Of eats
bles as one could wish TO select from.
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one car load Of the celebrated studebaker wsg-
ons just received. The best wagon In the market
for sale cheap, for cash in hand, at
z-n HoLDERkAN BROS
Wanted.-A frst-class Harness Maker at Sedg-
wick City, Kansas. Liberal inducements offered
Address J. McEowRN,
W6-T Sec. Town Co.
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several immigrant wagons went through
town this week.
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II you want 70 see something nice look int
Morris & Bottger's new quarters.
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Good Team For Sale.-I have for sale a
span of good work horses; win he sold together
separate. One of them is an excellent buggy
horse. They can be seen at my stable, Plymouth,
Kansas
d14S-I5I-w VISIT NJ SAUNDERS.
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Mccandlis, our new druggist, is doing a
good business.
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New goods at the Red Flag Shoe Store.
New goods at the Red Flag Shoe Store.
New goods at the Red Flag Shoe Store.
New goods at the Red Flag Shoe Store.
New goods at the Red Flag Shoe Store.
New goods ut the Red Flag Shoe Store.
New goods at the Red Flag Shoe Store
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New spring hats just received from New York
Tor men and boys wear, new and cheap, at
. dl92-tf-w14-tf BANCROFT 6 MCCARTER's
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CouldOek and daughter are coming to En-
pOria.
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Rush is going to rush into the farming bust
ness
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Elegant Ladies' Slippers at Red Flag shoe
Store.
Elegant Ladies' Side Lace Cloth Shoes at the Red
Flag Shoe Store.
Elegant Ladies' Lace Caters with buckles at the
Red Flag Shoe Store.
Elegant Ladies' low cut Promenade Shoes Mt the
Red Flag Shoe Store.
Good Calf Shoes only 81 So
Good Morocco Shoes only $1a5
Ladies' CongrShsss:oes only 500. Wifi
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The War News continues exciting, and al
though VIM. Clapp is receiving daily large supplies
Of Boots and Shoes, yet it is evident that within
few days the decisive battle viii be fought. Both
armies concentrating large forces and it is to
the interest of every man. woman and child to call
at ClaPp's Boot. Shoe and Clothing House and lay
in their fall supplies. 4tr
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500 Pieces new prints at
d123-tf-w14-tf BANCROFT & MCCARTERis
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The telegraph poles are Westward ho!''
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Best Point in Kansas

For Steam Grist Mill. 1t is the centre of avas
scope of country already well settled and into
which thousaQds Of immiErants are still pouring.
mill at this paint win furnish nfteen thousand
people with bread stuas; and and an abundance
Of wheat will be raised in this locality the present
year to supply the mill There was considerable
wheat raised here last year And the Park City
Town Company will
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A BARGAIN.

% ACRES Of frst-elass bottom land *
~ miles northeast OF Empofia, about =
acres fenced and broken, acres Of wood and
timber, house i6x24. a nice place Tor home
and for gardening. Part on time.
BACHELLER d JONES,
w47-tf Real Estate Agents
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ANNUAL MEMBERS.

Mrs. Nina Nichols, Miss Emma Hunt
Miss A. A. Holt, Mrs. J. II. Gorham,
Mrs. Dowdell, Mrs. C. G.. Black, Mrs. B. T.
Wright, Mrs. Fl. L. Watson, Mrs. E. p. Ban
croft, Miss Fannie Yeckley. AID. Chambers, F.
McLennan, VIM. St. Clair, Z. E. Rowland, S.
II. Dodge, John Bay, 5. B. johnson. C. F. Bal,
lard, s. b. Aller, II. c. Haywood, r. B. Dill.
worth, w. S. Jay, S. p. Cress. j. l.. W. Bell,
Frank II. Sanders, John W. Morgan, B. CORN
ley, ID. S. Bill, II. 5. Willard, j. Lasker, L. c.
Hanna, Z. S. Riggs, T. NJ. Fry, d. c. MeMur-
trie, j. S. Williams, r. d. McCarter, Z. p.
Bruner, J. c. Gone, Peter Hughes, J. Il. Swal-
low, c. r. Riggs, John Watson, Z. Cunning
ham. A. A. Baker, b. T. Wright, r. NJ. Ken
nedy, Thos. Arnold.J E. Gates, Mrs. Payne,
Mrs. J.. Z. SpiceF, Mrs. Jane Hunt, Mrs. Sa-
rah Lawrence, Miss r Hurlburt, Miss Sarah
Mantor, Mrs. j. II. Carswell, Mrs. Addie Hall,
Mrs. Mccullough, Mary E. Baker, Josie Slo-
cum, Mrs. Chas. F. Pierce, Mrs. John Thomp-
son, Mrs. D. NJ. Angel, Mrs. NJ. b. Bundrum,
Mrs Z. C. Gillett.
LIST OF ANNUAL MEMBERS WHO HAVE FAILED
TO RENEW THEIR SUBSCRIPTION.
Win. o. Furguson, c. V. Eskridge, II. V.
Rundrum, C. w. Miller, W. j. Cantrall, E.
Borton, Z. Dixon, c. B. Bachelor, j. L. Van
Dyck, Charles C. Marble, Geo. Dowdell, +. B.
Blaiee, j. S. Weir, Charles Ryder, Charles S.
Cress, c. S. Gilman, II. p. Murdoch, Alex.
Baily, w. ID. Bradford. +. =. Addleman, R.
NJ. Overstreet, T. G. whitley, J. ID. MilIiken,
Van r. Holmes, w. II. Skinner, Robert Milli-
ken, P. NJ. Foote, II. G. Smith, E. II. Coats, c.
f. Nye,H r. II. Cooper, p. X. Spangler, J. c..
Topliff, ID. A. Printer, G. p. Jones, =. G. Hall
berg, Z. Lehnhard, j. Z. Kirkendall, John
Henson, H. V. Rogers, o. z. Houghton, +. C..
Steimel, Joseph Hamilton, j. j. Vanaux, VIM.
Clapp, W. NJ Wicks, j. W. Morris, Abner
Hadley, Asa Gillett, j. W. Truitt, W. A. Mel
ton, II. j. Reimers, II. Mayse, Fl. Gladson, A.
A. Newman, T. H. Mclaughlin, G. ". New
man, +. M. Knox, w. d. PeytOn, Coke Wat
son. j. V. Randolph, j. Ruble, Ellen Plumb,
Mrs. t. G.. whitley, Mrs. Z. Trask, Mrs. Sue
Ruggles, Mrs. C. V. Eskridge, Mattle NJ. Dix
on, Mrs. John Wilhelm, Mrs. Matte Cowgirl,
Mrs. w. d. Peyton, Mrs. f. Borton, Mary
Jones, Mrs. Anna E. De La Mater, Mrs. j. w.
Trueworthy, Miss Sadie Weaver, Mrs. NJ. j.
PerleY, Mrs. NJ. II. Bates, Miss j. L. Patty.
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TowN AND COUNTRY.

The manygery and kIrku. is coming.
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coneburg is hOurishing. according to report.
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Lost-The Prince Imperial. Found-The best
sock of Boots and Shoes, at
81 WM CLAPP,s
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Fashion Is King.-Gentlemen may be seen
continually thronging to the Exchange Clothing
house for the latest novelties in Suits Overcoats
Scarfs, Ties, Collars, etc, which always to be
found in great variety at LAsKER q SToLL,s,
1853 Commercial street Wifi
Cabinet organ.-For sale, enc or Mason &
Hamlin's latest style Cabinet Organs. 1t has five
stops, and beautiful carved and ornamenteti case
Is a fine parlor ornament as well as q No instru-
ment in all particulars. 1t is the latest thing
made by this old and popular firm, and is really
the best organ now on sale. It coat $50 and will
be sold at bargain. 1t is just from the manufac-
tory. 1t can be seen at my residence.
d1lT-H-y13-d JACOB SroTLER.
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f M p RIA
WHOLESALE RETAIL
M "A IA X II II n N 20 1T.
CORRECTED BY MCMILLAN q COCHRAN
The first column is the price by the package, the
last column the retail price, Prices of all articles
liable to change any day.l
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DONATE $500

To the person or persons who will erect = Steam
Grist MilI At this point and have the same COM
pleted by the first Of October next. Park City is
situated on the northeast bank OF the
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Selling Out at COst.-Before removing Lasker
Stoi will sell their large and well selected stock
of gents and boys clothing, furnishing goods,
hats and caps, &c, at cost only for cash, until the
1St of May, before removing to Fraker's building
1913 Commercial street, now occupied by Hinkle &
Hadley. w16-tf
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BY the latest Arrival-The finest thing yet
Water Proof Serge Caters, and shoes, at
39-tf WILLIAM CLAPP'S.
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NOtice.-we invite the special attention Of the
ladies of Emporia and vicinity to our increased
and well selected stock of boys and childrens'
clothing Please call at
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Hallberg keeps good cigars.

Col. steele has gone to Florence.
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r M p o r.

Use Leis, Cough Panacea.
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And the Valley OF the Arkansas at this point is
twelve miies wide.
The Portland daily press., 1871-05-15
NEW YOnr.

T. 1He CRAVE OF DOUGLAS REDEEMED.
h. lew ORR, May 1s.--The Common Counci
ordered the tax on Senator Douglas grave
soe pad out of the general city fund aud thu
i,aS for the sale have been discontin
MURDERER ARRESTED.
o,, Seign Meyer, arrested in Germany as the
Urged murderer of Mr.. Gumbleton in thi.
IIsy iast December. will arrive here next week
,.b;n nid N his possession when arrested $4,000
s mm,cn ne claimed to have made in railroad
speculation. ~
ROYAL vIsffoRs COMING.
IN, me Emperor Pedro, ID, and the Empress
Inerese of Brazil win arrive in this country
, meau october or soon after and remain two
THE PRIZE RING.
90 Goourn challenges Mace to fight for $4,000
onorTow or tuesday within fifty miles of this
clty Tom Allen also offers to fight Coburn
ior Sooo0 or O'Baldwin for $1,000 a Side.
CITY AND VICINITY.
baron Gerolt, the retiring Prussian minis.
yer, VIII receive public dinner given by
iarSe number of prominent citizens without
distlnctou of party.
-, >: r. Reynolds' residence in Jersey City was
burned this morning. Loss Sl2, 600
Anna Corbett OF Trenton, and Mrs.George
OF Railway, n. j., were both fatally burned
yesterday while kindling fires with Kerosene
Louis Dleh', Treasurer of the Morrisanpa
Board OF Education, has been indicted for the
embezzlement of $4,000 OF the public funds.
Gov. Foss. of Panama, has arrived in this
CITY to purchase arms and munitions of war
for the Correoso Government
AWFUL SCENE IN A CHURCH.
NEW YORK, May 14.-An insane man en-
tered the church st. Vincent Ferrer during
mass TINS evening and created a disturbance
ne stabbed man in the forehead and then
deIended himself with an axe till arrested bv
the police. The priest had to leave the altar to
cation. No 'o's'0-
LAND SLIDE AND RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
poUGaKEEPsIE, May IA There was a beayy
!, oI lock and dirt on the Hudson River
I IA near Staarsburg last night and while
DUG pn ezra freight train was waiting at Hdyev
I az another extra train going same way ran
nto It Two freight cars of the fl est train were
5tito the river and several others badly
iamased A locomotive was wrecked.
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The New York Star and Democrat are TO be
consolidated.
The insurgent tribes in Central Asia under
Sadik have commenced hostilites against Rus
STA.
The Belleville calico print works and Seely
BROS, hat factory at Newark, N. j., were de-
stroyed by an incendiary fire on Saturday.
Loss $4,000.
Commissioner Parker says that contracts for
indlan goods amount to 81 100000 at prices
lower Than the market rates.
The London Times is convinced that the
Dasis anu essential provisions in the treaty at
washington will certainly be adopted by the
american Senate and therefore believes that
the treaty is virtually concluded As for the
treaty itself it is the result of mutual
concession, and the Times finds in it nothing
inconsistent with national honor or that Eng
iand was not ready to make sacrifice to re.
store amlty between the branches Ofthe Anglo
5 xon family.
=, subscriptions are making in New York fol
the relief of the sufferers by yellow fever in
Baenos Ayres.
IL ID rumored in financial circles of New
York that Commodore Vanderbilt has bought
could, Fisk, Lane & Co.'S interest in the Erie
railway, taking all their stock at the market
price and paying them'a bonus of three million
Al Fitchburg Mass, on Friday, lad named
omitn, aged 16 years, the son of widow, com
mltted se)fdestruction. The mother had oc
caslon to reprove the boy for some misconduct
upon which he Immediately drew out a pisto
ana shot himself i'm her presence, through til,
| heart expiring almost instantly.
In Louisville, KY, on Friday attempts b,
negroes to ride on the street cars with whites
caused considerable excitement, aud tn SOM
Instances the trouble approached an open riot
| several negros we're forcibly elected from thu
cars, and in others the whites gave up tho car
10 the negroes, who rode on exultng amid th
waving OF handkerchiefs and applause Of spec
tators of their race.
Nathan Atcblner has been arrested in st
LOUIS for setting fire TO his furniture store
which was burned on Friday.
IRE street railway companies of Louisvill
nave decided that it is useless to resist the en-
Iorcement of the claims of colored people to th
use OF their cars and they will be opened t
them. Many OF the whites, in view of this dc
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TRIAL TRIr.-The trial trip Of the Steamer
New York, of the International line, took
place Saturday morning. The steamer has
been thoroughly overhauled, repaired and re-
fitted, so that she looks as good as new, as in
deed she must be. Since the New York has
been put upon this line, she has been newly re-
built SO that she is one of the staunchest
steamers on the coast. The New York will
take her place on the st. John route the pres
ent week. The list of officers is nearly the
same as last season, as follows:
Captain, E. B. Winchester; Clerk, J. M.
Graham; Pilots, N. Long, Capt. Bibber; En-.
ginneer, Andrew Tayl or; Assistant Engineer,
II. Winchester; Mate, John Hale; Second
Mate, Hugh Thompson; Steward, ii. s. Coyle.
The New York left her wharf at II o'clock
and run down to Halfway Rocks distance
Of sixteen miles, in Just an hour, and returned
in the same time; but SO easily did the steamer
make her way, 80 attractive and varied the
scenery and so enjoyable the company, that
most of the party would have declared that
they were not a quarter instead OF being hali
way to Seguin: The atmosphere was remarka-
bly, clear, SO that every object within the hori'
zon was plainly observable. The White
Mountains were white with snow, which may
IN some way account for the wintry tempera'
t9re mat not only fingers, but seemed Satur.
day morning to have settled itself into the lar
| of May.
| Quite party of gentlemen who had beep
informally notified of the "trip was welcomed
by T. G. Hersey, Esq President of the Inter
national Company, and after the New Yorl
had turned the Rock, was invited to lunch
which turned out to be dinner of such excel
lence and variety as is seldom served at tb
best hotels except on1rare occasions. Anon,
the gentlemen present were Mayor Kingsbury
the British Consult ex-Mayor IStevens, W. 8
Dana, Capt. Coyle and many other prominen
business men of the city.
The Importance of having the lighthouse o.
Halfway Rock completed was spoken of b
several of the party interested in the yariou
lines of steamers.
The Portland daily press., 1871-05-15

THE GREAT SALE OF STAGE STOCK. Much
interest is manifested throughout this State
and New Hampshire in the great sale of Berry,
Kicker & Whites stage stock at Bath on We'd
nesday. 1t will be rare opportunity to pur-
chase horses, wagons, harnesses, Sc, as well
as stage stock. Among the forty horses to be
disposed of are many excellent roadsers and
animalssuitable for family horses, as well as
good matched pairs that have been working
together.
An extra will leave Bath, after the sale, for
Portland, so that parties desiring to attend can
leave this city at "a m. and return the same
evening; the time of leaving of this train will
be announced at the sale-probably about four
o'clock, and will reach Portland about six.
The Portland daily press., 1871-05-15

PHYsIoGNoMY.-Dr. Simms, the most noted
lecturer on physiognomy will deliver another
amusing lecture on that subject this evening.
He has new law of embodiment in IregaId to
human faculties which is truly scientific and
instructive. 1t is no wonder he draws large
audiences, When he presents new matter in an
attractive form.
To-day you can obtain chart in Lancaster
fall. Call to-day and see the paintings, they
are free. Only ten cents adnlittance to the
lecture Tonight
The Portland daily press., 1871-05-15

CIVIL TERM-GoDDARD, j., PRESIDING. ~
SATURDAY.-State VS.. Edward j. Devine and
Edward II. McAlster. Assault with intent to rob
Levi Decker, en- the night of January 21st. The
Jury after an absence OF two hours returned yer-
dict of guilty as to each. The counsel for McAlis-
will file exceptions. Dcvne is to take his sentence.
Mattocks. A. W. Bradbury for Devine.
Deane a. Verrill for McAlster.
State vs.. Ansel L. Dyer. Assault and battery on
John Boyd. Verdict, guilty.
Mattocks. A. w. Bradbury.
The following decision has been received from the
Law Court:-PatIiek McGnchy VS.. Stephen d.
Hall. Judgment was for plaintiff. Defendant ex-
cepts. Exceptions overruled.
Putnam. O'Donnell.
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METEOROLOGICAL,
GOVERNMENT WEATHER REPORT

WARRINGTON, May IL Synopsis Of the
past "a hours.-The weather remains unchang-
ed but somewhat warmer on the Pacific coast.
Clouds and rain have extended into Nebraska
and partially cloudy weather is reported from
the lakes. The rain storm on the Carolina
coast has entirely cleared away and clear
weather has prevailed in the Atlantic and Gull
States. The barometer is now falling in the
Middle and Eastern States and on the upper
ed in the interior. Light winds generally pre-
vail No reports have been received as yet
from the Gulf coasts and the Northwest.
Probabilities 1T is probable slight storm
will be DE- veloped on Monday west of Illinois
and local disturbance in the Middle Atlantic
States. Easterly winds are probable for the
laees from Erie to Superior on Monday.
The Portland daily press., 1871-05-15

At Congress Square church yesterday morn
ing Rev. Mr.. Gibbs preached very animated
discourse suggested by the sermon Of Rev.
George Harris of Auburn, delivered in this
city last Tuesday before the Cumberland As
ISOLATION of Ministers, as reported in our issue
of Wednesday. The textwas taken from I'd
Corinthians, II, Therefore, if any man be
in Christ he is new creature; old things have
passed away, behold all things have become
new -sI
The Portland daily press., 1871-05-15

The Allen Mission Chapel was well filled
last evening and the audience listened with
profound attention to Mr. Salmon of Boston
an earnest lay preacher-and the hope is ex-
pressed that he will ere long come to our city
again.
The Portland daily press., 1871-05-15
G M M e re IAI


Receipts by hasiroads and Steamboats,.
GRAND TRUNK RAILwAY-199 cans milk coO
bbs. -four, 30 cars lumber, do he'd stock do bark
l do oats, do wood, do laths, do shingles do
@ 10 hd tosaJe snnIres Sh;'nm ao SPOOL d9
bis flour, car fl, ed, do oil, do sundries.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILwAY-143 cases mdse 2s
bags potatoc, ITO bbs. apples 20 bdls shovels, 80
veais SO pkgs sundries.
STEAMER FOREST CITY. FROM BOsToN-1 hid.
moasses 20 boxes spices, so bis four boxes fresh
fish, 100 es boots and shoes, crates and casks OF
crockerv 200 bbs pork 10 bags oysters bbs. phcs-
phate lime. 20 BIDS paper, Iiano, organ 25 bbls.
bone coal hhds hams, % racks boxes, 10 bales
ba 6 boxes tin plates, 2e rolls felt, 8, green hides,
100 bags oranges, case STEEL 120 pkgs 10 oIder for
Canada and up countryside boxes extract, II coils
cordage, 100 bales rags, cask potash II bales wool
12 pieces marble. piano, 40 bills leather "a do chair
stock, horses, 200 pkgs to ORDER
The Portland daily press., 1871-05-15

twelve candidates at st. Paurs church last
evening by Bishop Nicely. The Bishop also
preached very interesting DISCOURSE The
same rite was administered to quite number
. of persons at st. Stephens Church in, the at
ternoon.
The Portland daily press., 1871-05-15
supreme judicial Court.

APRIL TERM, WALTON, j., PRESIDING.
SATURDAY.-Hannah Mcpherson, libelant W.
Europe Mcpherson. Libel for divorce Decision re-
served.
Webb.
Bridget Moran, libellant, VS.. Patrick Moran, Jr.
Libel for divorce. Cause cruelty and intemperance
On the suggestion of the Court, after hearing the
evidence, the case continued, in order that the
defendant might reform, which he solemnly prom
Used to do.
S. G. Strout. Webb
A. W. Bradbury. Nathan Cleaves.
The Court comes In Monday morning to close up
exceptions etc,