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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-09-14
TNFLUENoE OF TEMPERATURES
l. ON HEALTH,

L ON HEALTH.
In the fall the difference between the temper4.
turo of night and day Is greater than at any other
time Of the year. In the early autumn the quick
silver sometimes rises as high during the day as
In the most fervId summer weather; while at
night 1t often sinks to an almost wlntry point.
The human body not being made ofsteel or In
dla rubber, RGnslbly feels these tremendous
changes. To fortlfy the system against them, q
genuine tonic Is required; and the public has
long since discovered hatamOng this description
Of medicines HostetLer's Stomach Bitters Ia IN.
anitely the best. ltgenlly quICkens tho Clrcula.
ton, regulates tho bowels. tones the liver, bra.
ces the nerves, and thus puts the whole physl.
que on Its defense against the vlClssitudes OF
temperature in our climate Few, II any cases
Of epidemic fever are heard Of In localities where
1t Is In common Use. As II becomes more and
more widely known and the demand for II IN.
Crcases, Chllls and fever, and the bilious remit.
tent seem to recGde before II, and II over II
should come into universal use, these diseases
lOw.lyng and marshy districts. THAT hOmely hit
Of proverblal philosophy that prevention Is
better than cure" should he especially borne In
mind In the autumn months; and indeed In all
seasons, together with the fact, that among all
the prGyenlivos Of malariOns disease, llOsettGr's
stomach Bltters is the most safG and potent.
BE certain. however, to obtain the genuine
article, az countless Limitations OF u pGrnlClOus
character are abroad. Zee that the QxlernAls are
all right, and remember that llOstettCr's stomach
BittGFs Ia sold In bottles alone. sepllendAw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-09-14

ENGLAND's impending crisis There
are but thirty thousand landowners in oil
England, and one hundred and fifty Of
these own more than One.hali of the ter
ritorlal surface OF the kingdom.
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HoRsEs SHIPPED FROM lIARIsoN
CoUNTY.-From the 2lst of last month to
the 10th Of this, (20 days. there was one
hundred and one horses shipped from
Harrison county which were bought by
horse dealers at an average price OF one
hundred and twenty dollars ($l20OW each,
making M aggregate Of twelve thousand
one hundred and twenty dollars Sl2,.
100 OO) Pretty good horse business for
Harrison county.-7tCgydph
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A GOOD INVESTMENT.

TnE CRY DANK Ia now selling, and unhesl
tatlngly recommends, IA Profitable and perfect
ly Safe Investment the First Mortgage Land
Grant Gold Bonds Of the Northern Pacific Rail
road Company. They have 30 years to run, beai
Seven and Three.Lenths per cent gold Interest
more than per cent currcncyO and are secured
by first aud only mortgage on the ENTIHE ROAD
AND ITs EQUIPMENTS, andalso, as rastas the road
Is completed. OIL
$4,000 AUREs OF LAND TO every mile Of
track, or 600 Acres for each $1,000 Bond. They
are exempt from U. $. Tax; Principal and Inter.
est are payable In Gold; Denominations: COu.
pons, 800; Registered, $1,000 to $4,000.
LANDS FOR BONDS. Northern Pacific 1906
are at all times receivable at TEN FER CENT
ABovR PAR, In exchange for the Company's lands
at their lowest cash price. This renders them
practically INTEREST BEARtSG LAND WARRANTS.
SINKING FUND. The proceeds Of all sales
Of Lands are required to be devoted 10 the re.
purchase and cancellation of the First Mortgage
Bonds Of the Company. The Land Grant of the
Road exceeds Fifty Million Acres. This i'm.
mense Sinking Fund will undoubtedly cancel
the principal Of the Company's bonded debt be.
fore falls due. with their ample security and
high rate Of interest, there il no investment &C.
ccsslblcl to the people, which Is more Profitable
or Safe.
EXCHANGING U. s. FGvE.TwENTIEs.
The complete success of the New Government 8
per cen, Loan will compel the early surrender Of
United States per cents. Many holders ofFlve.
Twenties arc now exchanging them for Northern
Pacific seyen.Thirlies, thus realizing a hand
some profit, and greatly increasing their yearly
income.
Fnll Information, maps, pamphlets, etc, can
he obtained onapplcatOn, from the undersigned.
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AFTER chasing man and his wife two
hundred miles through Arkansas and Mis-.
souri,, a deserted husband discovered that
he was after the wrong woman.
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ON MARRIAGE,

Essays for Young Men, on Great Social Evils
and Abuses, which interfere with Marriage, and
ruin the happiness Of thOusands.--with sure
means Of relief for the ErIing and Unfortunate,
diseased and debllltated. Sent In scaled letter
envelopes, free Of charge
Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. Q
South Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa. sepi
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NO. e5 MAIN ST.,
COMMISSIONERS SALE.
Griffith Is. Jones, Administrator Of the Estate o.
William u. Connolly, decd,

William u. Connolly, deed,
u.s.
Sarah Ann Connolly, Hm
in ChAncrry. In the Municipal Court Of
by virtue of decree rendered In The above
cause on the - day Of May, A. ID, 1871, by said
Court, will on
SATURDAY, the 9ith day ofJune, A. D. 1871
~ 10 o'clock A NJ, proceed 70 sell at the front
door Of the Court House Of Ohio county, the fol
lowing described Real Estate, tO.wlt: Part OIL
lot number nlnety.fOur 90 on Main street, Ia
that part OF the city Of Wheeling "a laid out by
Archibald Woods, John Mcclure and Others
being thirty feet fronting on Main street and run
ming back one hundred feet, on which lserected
one twOstOry brick hOute, adjoining an alley on
the south, together with all and singular the
buildings and appnrtenanCes therennlo belong
Ing.
TERMS or sALE- Onethlrd OF the purChasG
money TO he paid In cash, and as 70 the balance,
notes ut six and twelve months respectively, with
approved security, the title 10 be- retained until
the payment OF The said deferred inslalments,
but the purchaser having the option TO pay all oil
said purchase money In cash. The deferred pay.
monts to bear interest from date.
GIBSON l.. CRANMER,
my23 Commissioner.
The above salG IL adjourned until the 10th day
Of July, 1871, at 10 O'Clock A. N.
June n. a. l. CRANMEit, Commissioner.
The above sale ia post oned I'LL Thursday next,
Il. L. CRANMRR,
Jyii Commissioner.
The above sale Ia adjourned until Saturday,
September 9th, at i0O'cl0ck a. NJ.
q. L. CRANMRR,
Sep5 Commissioner.
Thn ohnvn cal, /. odiourno1 I'M gaiurfia, Gan.
TENDER 10, 1871, at 10 o'clock A, NJ.
sepIi q. l.. URANMER, Commissioner.
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IT is said that NJ. Theirs cannot con
ceal his complaCency at being the central
figure uFan Assembly in which there arc
8 dukes, "a marquisGs, Al counts, 10 Wis
counts, II barons, and 400 others of noble
lineAue
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Wants.
WANTED.
General Notices.

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO
~ County Circuit Court, September Rules, ISL
James q, Parshall,
rs Attachment in Debt
isabella Dunbar,
The object OF this suit is TO recover OF de-
PENDANT SlSs5G, With interest thereon flom G,h
OF March, 1861, until paid, and costs.
An attachment having been Issued and lryrd
upon the property of the defendant in this suit
and II appearing from an affidavit tiled In The
cause that tho defendant Is not a resident OF The
the State Of West Virginia, on motion OF the
plaintiff, by his attorney 1t Is ordered that she
do appear here within one month after the date
Of the first publication Of this order, and do
what Is necessary To protect her interests herein
SAMUEL d. MCCOLLOCH, CLERK
j. =. ROGERS, Atty for Pm. sCp7
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The Favofite Soa p,
Manufactured by r. REID. Wheeling. W. Va

claim that II cannot be excCcd ist, In puri.
" and quality; I'd, In economy, because II Ia
Arm aud hard az soon az made and will not shrink
when exposed 70 the atmosphere, like most
soaps do. II will therefore wash half as much
more as the soaps now In market at the same
price; 3D., ForperieCtior In washing. You must
wash wltha pure, clean soap, or you cannot have
clean, white clothes Uss he FdrOJiis Soap and
you will have no more trouble getting your
clothes white and faultless, and guarantee that
twill not inlnre the. skin or The mo.t delicate
fabrics. 4th | claim for II an advant igc over all
others In that II will bear leaving In water for 8
or 10 hours without inluting 1t. Other soups are
rendered useless by forgetting them In the tuD
or basin after using. Please enquire Of your
grocer iGr the FavOrite Soap, and you will be
convinced that II IA the best.
CAUTION Mach bar IA stamped "lHAers and
Reid. Wheeling, w Va"
Manufactured and sold nj wholesale by
EDWARD REID,
Soap and Candle Manufacturer,
angB Wheeling, w Va,
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pATOnELOWs lIAIR DYE.

This superb Hair Dye IL the best In The Worth
Perfectly Harmless, Reliable, and Imstan tame.
Gus. No disappointment. No Ridiculous Tints,
elOr'speasant Odor. The genuine W. A. Batch.
splen Hair Dye produces IMMEDIATELY Il
slalndil Black or Natural Brown. Does not
stain the skin, but leaves the Hair Clean, soft
and Beautiful. The only safe aud perfect Dye.
Sold by all Druggists. Factory 10 Bond street,
New York. ian27eOdGw
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Additional Particulars of the Loss Of the
LOd0na.

Lewis Wolf, mess-boy on the steamer Lodo-
| ma, wrecked on the Florida coast Aug 18th,
states that the vessel, during a heavy gale on
the 18th, struck reef about half-past O clock
| in the morning and shifted over on her beam
ends. Capt. HOvey was in the pilot house at
| the time she shifted, and fell out and stumbled
| while trying to catch hold of the main rigging,
| when a sea broke over the ship and washed
him off and carried away the pilot house, and
| the captain was not seen any more. Some of
/ crew erot into hnat and when ahnnt thiriu
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SEPTEMBER CRIMINAL TERM, GODDARD j. PRE-

SEPTEMBER CRIMINAL TERM, GODDARD j. PRE-
SIDING.
THURsDAy.-The September term of the Superior
Court tor the trial of civil and criminal cases com
mence1 this morning. Prsye offered by the
Rev. N. w. L. Root Of ST. Pauls Church. The Crane
Jury was empaneiled follows:
Alexander Allen, GOrham; BeIj NJ Baker, Wind
ham; Edward Nj. Chapman, DeerIng; Henry Cleaves
North Yarmouth; George Ii. DAVIS, orland; Mar
sbail al. Davis, Bridgton; GnsIl hawkes., Standish
kTanklln +. knight, Naples; Sias j. Libby, scarbo-
10; Thomas Lowell, Westbrook; Richard L. d. Mel
cher, Brunswick; ~ i;liam H. Morse, Gray; Ezra n.
Peny, kottiand; James Sanborn, cumberland; ST.
las Sklln, Cape Elizabeth.
Aesent-Jamss IuAey, Raymond; L. #. Black
stone, HowLal.
After Judge Goddard's charge, which was about
the same as last year, with the exception that he
dwet more at length on the crime of basphemy, the
jury retired to fnd bills OF indictment.
The first traverse jury was empanelled as follows
james Babb, Westbrook; Emery Brown Freepolt
Aimed Isaac Jord All Brunswick; Charles T.. Grant,
Yarmouth; Edward Hall, Naples; Geo. +. Merrill,
EEannouth; Cnas. A. Meserve, h ichae j. Peabes,
cape elizabeth; Davla Pennell, harpswel; Isaiah
Mason, Gorham; amos Peasley, Deerlng.
. S@peFnunaeTdrieS samuel l.. Sanborn, ScarbOro
beriand. "
ErcuSed-John NJ. Brown, Emery c. Chase, ANA.
iah frost, Portland.
George Il. Bailey vs.. George W. Garcelon. Action
on the case against the defendant, who is druggsi
anu esioes Ill LeWistoh, lor carlessy and hegllgentl
giving him four dracbms iaudanum tor tincture OF
rhubarb, winch the plaintiff then and there drank
ana by means OF which he became sick and his lie
greatly endangered. Damages claimed $4,000.
Sweat W. P. Frye.
The following assignment Of civil jury trials has
been made by the Judge:
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 6.
64-LibNy VS.. Stuart
10 -Brldgton VS.. oxford
2ll-Davls ct al. VS.. Cressey ct al
Ai-Boulton VS.. Wyman.
z5l-StiouJ ct al vs. Decoster.
THURSDAY, SEPT. 7.
.259-Nash VS.. Douglass,
265-Stuart VS.. Eumonls.
FRIDAY, SEPT. s.
1S4-Groves, Compt vs. burlington.
Nl-frost VS.. Qumby.
h z9O-Saser VS.. Portland.
29l-Shepley ct al. VS.. Baker.
SATURDAY, SEPT. 5.
240-Messer vs. Bean ct al.
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Domestic Markets.

. WATERFOWL, Sept. Seattle Market.-Beef Cat
tie-receipts, $50 head; no perceptible change in
ty 90 a 25; second quality 7 90 "a Z IS; third
quality 90 q Is. Sheep and Lamhs-receipts u, =
81 head; the prices have remained even for several
weeks but profits very light: sales in lots at 90 "a
5 30 each.
NEW YORK, Sept 5-Evening.-Cotton strong at
4e advance; sales 1923 bales; Mddling upapds zoe.
Four-sales II 400 hbls State and Western 10c b. t.
ter; State 95 "a 10; round hoop Ohio rs "a IS;
Western 80 a 20; Southern 65 a 90. Wheat 1
"a &c higher; sales $1,000 bush. No. Spring 80
No. do 80 q 80; soft do | 30 a 35; Winter Red
Western 40 q 46. Corn is tirmer; sales 10000
err Ohio and Western at 40 q SOC. Pork is heavy;
new mess 10 90 a IL 50; prime 10 % a 10 70. Lard
quiet at 81 a. 9ac. Butter dull; Ohio 10 a zoe State
Is a SOC. Whskey dull; Western tree 93c. Rice is
firm; Carolina 81 a esc.s Sugar is firm; MuscovadC
9tg sc: fair to good refining 81 92c. Coffee firm
er; RIO 145 a l73c Naval Stores-Spirits Turpep
tine quiet at 81 a 511c ROsin quiet at 10 "a 20 to
strained. Petroleum dull crude 14c; refined AT 24e
Talow s steady at Il a 9Sc.
Freghts to Liverpool frmer; Cotton per steamer
I'd; Wheat 10 a 10sd; Corn 1Oid.
CHICAGO, Sept. 5-Flour more active whsa
advanced Il @ l9c; No.. Spring at ia "a 1 123 =
Corn advanced q &C.; No. 2 mixed at Al "a 4isc
Oats active; No. at 29lc. Rye active; No at 5sIc
barley weaker; No. Spring &C. High Wines de-
cline1 &c; sales at Sc. Pork II 30. Lard Slc. Dry
salted shoulders &C. Live Hogs at 40 a 49, Cat
tie quiet at 90 a B. so. az,
Recepts-6OOO bbIs -four, III 900 bush. wheat 1885,
900 bush. corn, 1872 900 BUSH oats $4,000 oush' rye
$1,000 bush. barley, 5000 hogs. 400 I'll, .tao+
Shpments-50O0 bbls. flour, 65,0oo nisn. m' ,
100000 BUSH corn, 10000 bush. oas' s'oo' o"s" Vol
| ley 5000 hogs. - -
| CINCINNATI. Sept 5-Pork firm at IL 81 q II 30
lard ia firm at 81 al sc. Bulk meats lower at 6s q
sIo Far shoulders; clear ribs &C., sides 81 a 6se. Ba.
con firm shoulders etc; clear sides g &c. Live
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Brief .lOffings.

We understand that Mr.. M. G. Milliken has
reconsidered his action and will not be con.
nected with the Westorook Seminary, but is to
remain at Augusta. Mr.. G. w. Marston, OF
this city, will fill the place of teacher of the
piano at the Seminary the present term.
Nathaniel Ellsworth, for sixty-four years
resident of Portland, and for locg time an &C
tive business man, has removed from Portland
and taken up his residence in Chelsea, Mass.
with his only surviving child, the wife of Ed
ward Shaw, Esq. late a resident of this city
Messrs. Henry Peyret and Afford Dyer, Of
this city, were espectively registered in Paris
and Florence on the 18th of August.
James Ii. Pridham, worthy soldier of the
Fifth Maine, has lost his pension certificate
numbered 96219. The finder will confer Q
favor by leaving it at the Pension office, Elk
change street.
The register at the United States Hotel OF
Monday showed four full pages of entries
This hotel has lost none of its old-time popu
larlty under its present management. 1t ha
been full all summer
According to tradition to-day is the last o
dog days.
annual exhibition in the City Hall.
A lady at the Grand Trunk depot had hel
portmonnae containing $21, stolen from hel
pocket yesterday.
The flags on the City Hall were displayed Al
half-mast yesterday, out of respect to the mem
ory of the late John A. Poor
A new and complete edition of the rules O
the Superior Court has just been published to
the use of the Bar.
The annual regatta of the Portland zach
Club comes off tomorrow. The feet will sal
at 10 o'clock from the rendezvous near the re
buoy in the vicinity CT the Breakwater. Th
course has already been given by us. Ate
the ace the members of the Club and invite
guests go to Peaks Island and have a suppe
at the Union House.
Mr.. Howard A. McKenney, of Gorham, la
been elected Professor in the Claf1in Univer
sity, Orangeburg, S. G. He will enter upol
his duties in October next, at the commence
ment of the college year.
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To the Editor Of the Press:
noticed your article headed "Carelessness
Somewhere" 1 am happy to notify the pub
lie, and espe cialy those who travel in the
Westbrook line of horse cars, that there was
carelessness nowhere in the case mentioned.
The Maine Central track was not involved. 1t
was the freight train of the Portland and
Rochester that came along. As the track OF
the Westbrook line does not cross the track of
that road, it VIII be perceived that the danger
did not exist; unless the engine of the T. & r
had taken notion to jump, just at that mo
ment over on to the horse car line 1t would
have been tremendous leap, as they are
some ways apart. The P. & Il. road runs par
alel but does not cross our line. This will Sc
all fears at rest. AS for the sfanting,' it wa.
in the writer's fancy only-as all the ladies in
the car were made of sterner stuff than to fain
at an imaginary danger. 1t was an accident
that didn't happen-and what's better still, il
couldn't. Respectfully,
Urn Tax
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a WAN who weuId,t be Lvpcbes.
TELEGRAPH ITEMS,

The Cincinnati Industrial exposition opens
tonight
Work has commenced on the extension Of
the railroad tunnel under Walnut Hills, near
Cincinnati.
Cards are in order at Halifax and now have
quite superseded rowing Challenges are
plenty.
The committee of the English Confederate
bond holders are about to publish report and
correspondence.
Steamer Rhein, which left New York Satur-
day has returned. Cause unknown.
The Tyne aud Taylor -Winship crews arrived
IN Boston last dight with their boats, en-route
for Saratoga.
Secretary Boutwell, yesterday transferred
500 900 in coin from San Francisco to New
York, through the Bank of California.
Gov; Warmonth's party had an interview of
a half hour with the President at Long Branch
yesterday.
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Ward CaucuSes.

The Republicans of Portland are requested tc
meet at their respective Ward Rooms, on Friday
Evening" Sept sth, at 1-2 o'clock, to select seven
delegates from each ward to meet in Convention fol
the purpose OF nominating five Representatives to
the Legislature.
The delegates thus chosen are requested to meet
in convention for the above named purpose. at the
Reception Room, City Building. Oh Saturday alter
moon, Sept 9th at O'clock. Per order of
Republican City Committee
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EVADA.
Election in Neyada.

CHEYENNE, Sept. 5.-The result of the cleo
ton cannot be definitely ascertained tonight
Republican members of the Legislature are
elected in Albany county. In Carboa and I'm
itah counties it is thought the fusion candidates
are elected over the regular Democratic ticket.
Laramee and Sweetwater counties are doubt
full. The Republicans are confident there will
be majority of friends of the national terrific
rial administration in the Legislature. The
last Legislature was unanimously Democratic
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CoGIA .HAssAN. 100 MiddleeSt

The unprecedented rapidity with which the
e & N. A. Bonds have been sold, and the fact
that savingsBanks and the most careful inves-
tors have bought large sums, attest the universal
confidence OF the best judges in these securi-
ties. But few now remain, and these are fast
being taken, and parties wishing to secure
these bonds will do we'll to apply very soon.
No more thorough safe and in every way de-
siraoie securities can be had. Apply by tele-
graph, mail, or in person, to
SWAN & BARRETT,
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AUCTION SALES
Desirable Residence at West End
At AnptiOn

ON Thursday, Sept 7th, at p. we shall sell the
~ corner half OF the new mo fern brick block ON
corner OF Pine and Neal SIS; said house has been
bullt within year, in the most thor ough and sub
slahtal manner; con- aims eleven rooms and bathing
nooi a uIbished with modern improvem nts Tres
coeu walls, Drlek furnace, cemented cellar Sebago
wafer not and cold gas, &C. Lot 80 by 80 teet.
inns ls one OF the huest and most substantial res
licences in this most desirable location "
We would particularly request any party thinking
OF purchasing hrst class residence to examine tbis
house. ~
se4td f, o. BAILEY x ca A,tcPr.
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The ACCIDENT AT EAST BALpwIN.-Tbe COR
Oner's jury in the case OF John Clark. killed on
the Portland and Ogdensburg railroad. Satur.
day, found the road and all connected with :.
entirely blame'ess, and that everything was
done that could be done by the engineer, con
ouctor. and all connected with the train. Re-
port says that the old gentleman was deaf ant
had some trouble about his head, complainin.
TO one of his neighbors that his head felt yer,
bad about half-an- hour before the accident.
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DELAWARE.
A ReDublicau VicfOry.

WILMINGTON, Sept. 5.-The city election to-
day was warmly contested and resulted in a
Republican, success. The Democratic maj ORR
ty in the Council is overthrown and the Re-
publlcans have at lie st three majority with one
ward to hear FROM For President of Council,
Joshua Morris has about $50 majority and Kill
gore, for Treasurer over 600. This is Re-
publican gain of about $50 over votes from the
city election last year.
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Forty.second Annual Convention of the
Protestant f piscopni Church i'm Maine.


The fifty-second annual Convention OF the
Diocese o. Maine began at st. Luke's Cathe-
dral Church yesterday morning.
Morning Prayer having been said, (the Rev
Messrs. Marsden, Washhurn and Alger of1cl'
ating, 1.-THE Bishop took the chair at y o CLOCK
The roll of the clergy was called, ana Inc
Bishop and twelve of the clergy answered u
their names.
The Credentials of the Lay Deputies were
presented and referred to Committee; on
whose report the Roll was called, and Depu'
ties representing fourteen Parishes answered
to their names.
The Rev. Charles w. Hayes was elected Sec
rotary. and with the consent of the Conven-
uon, appointed the Rev. N w. Tayl Tor Root as
his Assistant.
! on motion, Clergymen present from other
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BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE DAILY PRESS.
MAINE.


William Pc nm Hose Company at Bangor.
BANGOR, Sept. 5.-The William Penn Hose
Company, led by the Salem Brass Band, I'M
der escort of Bangor Cornet Band, paraded
through the streets of our city to-day and made
fine appearance, the snowy uniforms and ell
egant hose carriage of the visitors attracting
much attention. This evening the Unions
gave supper to their guests at the City Hail.
at which speeches were made by Mayor Dale
and Chief Engineer Low of this city, Fore
man Sawyer of the William Penns, Assistant
Engineer Symonds of Salem, and others The
visiting company leave Tomorrow morning for
Portland.