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SUPREME JUDICIAL, CoURr.

OCTOBER rERM,-wALroN ., PRESIDING.
SArURDAY.-The court was occupied during the
morning in hearing and deciding motions and arrang-
ing cases for trial this week, and the jurors
cused until o'clock this afternoon, to which time
the court adjourned.
The cases named below win be disposed of this
week in the following order, viz: III s.It..- -.
227. Dyer vs. Mechanics Bank. a5
2e6. Dyer VS.. Libby. M aIe4a a! laali
163. Sayward VS.. Lindsey. ~ fr 'fi
421. Folsom W.. Chapman.
373. Kennedy vs. McAyity.
42O kilman & al vs.. sIcCarron.
225 Whitby VS.. Hasty. a.HH..Ii .5
2s2. Same st3 .4l 0s4sa5.s lfa..ilfi... Is .rf 2
423. Sarville w. Porter "a za-l a.sssi.t t.g
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,

I BEFORE JUDGE FOX. f... ,..
SArURDAy.--In the case of United States vs.. mare
Nelly Locke, which we reported last Wednesday,
Messrs Sager, Ru,nery and Clements, who were ap-
pointed by Judge Fox to apprase the value Of the
mare, rendered. ~ APPRAISAL, fixing tho value at
$1,000. Mr. Locke, Of Portsmouth, N. H., claimant
Of the mare gave bondsi the sum Of s2ooo to abide
the event Of the trial. and the was restored to
nm. w. II. Y. Hackett Of Portsmouth and j. & T.
M Rand Of this city appeared for claimant and Dis
uict Attorney g. r. Talbot for Government. The
trial will take place in December
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From Fortress Monroe.

/ IN FORTRESS MONROE, Oct. 2U.s
The U. S. gunbOat Taconey arrived here to-
day. She left Charleston on Wednesday
night.
Over fifteen lismasted vessels had arrived at
Charleston. -sstFg s.r..t .FFss
The Taconey spoke the schooner Sarah FL
len, before reported in distress, and towed her
into Beaufort. b ~
Commander Lanman arrived on the Taco
ney, and viii transfer his squadron to Admiral
Palmer, thus consolidating the Atlantic Coast
and North Atlantic squadrons.
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The following contributions have not been
before acknowledged by the Ladies' Relief As
sOciation: - ii..
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The @GREAT FIRE IN BATE. Some con-
temptible person started a story last Wednes-
day that great fire was raging in Bath Ey-
cry day since, the story has been repeated with
additions, and on Saturday it had got SO far as
that two of our steam fire engines had been
sent for to assist in quenching the flames,
which were destroying that city.
Many people in this city who have connec-
tions and friends in Bath were much alarmed
at these reports, and yesterday, we had more
than fifty enquiries made of us in relation to
the fire. Such hoax is a contemplate one,
as no fire has occurred in that city
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- ii5. .isrsL AUGUSTA, Ca, Oct. q.
At preliminary examination before the
Judge of the County Court, three of the par
ties arrested for the murder of a freedman in
Columbia county. were discharged, and one
named John Perrin, committed to await his
trial upon charge of murder at the next term
of the Supreme Court saEsfrE fss-
The conflict in Perry county between the
civil and military authorities has been adjust
ed. .ts'aalfH aH IH liil 'I3l.
Gen. Tillson has ordered the prisoners in
Fort Pulaski charged with offenses against
freedmen, to be delivered up to the civil au-
thorities, the people pledging themselves to
protect freedmen in their rights. " y
A notice from the Executive Department of
this State says that all bonds and coupons of
Georgia, now due, and not issued in aid of the
late war, can be funded in mortgage bonds of
the State, bearing seven per cent interest from
July, 1866. Coupons payable in New York OF
London, can be funded in the above bonds at
the National Bank of the Republic in New
York.
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THE COURTS.

p 6LIffoRD AND LOWELL, 81.
FaiDAY.-cahoon Manufacturing Company in eq
" benjamin r. Adams ct al This is bill in equity
brought for the alleged infringenent Of patent for
an Improvement In the burners of kerosene lamps, by
which tho chimney may be easily removed Hearing
commenced. W. II. Clifford and L. L. sherman for
the plaintiffs; b. r. Curtis and Smith & Bates for
dafandanis 4latI. -.a =. .| r..-.
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RATHER CoMCAL.-In funeral cortege on
Saturday as it passed through Fore street q
job wagon got intermixed with the carriages
some distance, it was impossible for the driver
to turn out, SO as to let the carriages come in
line, and he could not drive faster than the
hearse; consequently he, with his wagon was
obliged to form part of the procession until
an opportunity was offered for him to turn in
to another street. .,lI.'. l..s.... ~.
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INFRINGEMENT oE PATENr-In the U. s.
Circuit Court in Boston, the Union Sugar Re-
finery brought suit in equity against Francis
o. Matthiessen, on the Infringement of pa
tent n an apparatus for refining sugar in CEN
trifugal machines. decree was entered sus-
tanning the validity of the patent and ordering
an INDUCTION to issue restraining the defendant
from further use of the invention and for an
account of the profits heretofore made by the
defendant. t5t4f -t.zk5 tis..ts 4sa SIS S 81
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PORTLAND AND EICINITY.
New Aarer,i-emen,- To-Day.

ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Theatre-Bilwsll & Brown.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
For Sale-House Emery Street.
Hotel Property for Sale-Horatio Boothby.
WaDted-Poriland Laundry. 8I. I'll Ms
Ornamental Painiing-Ryder & Reinhardt.
Advertised Lettsrs-W. Davis. --'Tl ~
Cotton Sale-J. II. Draper & Co.
Family school at Gorham--Rev. g. A. Perkins.
Caudon-Wm.kW Wilson.
For Sale-DariW H. Ingraham.
Furniture Wa10house- Blake q Alden.
Commission Merchants -Heaxn & Co.
For Haliax-Steamer Baltimore
nMnishes, &c,-Banker & Carpenter.
Auction Sale-E. NJ. Patten & Co. -. 4. ...I
Selling out at Gost. Ttr H.rf a. ID,
Dissoluti0n--Smith & Morse y ...r..... f.
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Arres, Of son,h Carolina Freedmen.

AUGUSTA, Ca, Oct. 10.
During flag presentation to ZOuave vol
unteeT company of freedmen at Charleston,
yesterday, Gen. Scott arrested those wearing
shoulder straps and side arms, in violation OF
general orders of the Department, which pro-
hibits military organizations of any kind in
South Carolina.
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LIQUOR SEzUREs. - The Deputy Marshals
last Saturday visited number of places where
Intoxicating liquors are sold, and seized small
quantities in the following places, viz: Shops
of George Sanford and Edmund NJ. Rogers on
India Street; shop of Enoch w. Hunt, Canal
Street; shop of Ann Murray, Hammond St.;
shop Of james Dumphy, Jr, on Washington
Straat @ fttH PM .s-i Dtf W l--t .1.. % b
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Omcial Vote of Pennsylvania.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 20.
votes for Governor in every county of the
State except Pike. In that it says, we have
examined and corrected the returns carefully,
from tables printed in the various county pa
pers, and believe that the official count at Har-
risburg will not vary 100 from our figures. 1t
places Gen. Geary's majority in the State at
il 7,7O6. The total vote reached nearly 6OO,OOO
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MUNIFICENT GrFr. = The following letter
from Mr.. George Peabody has appeared in the
Boston Daily Advertiser:
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PERIODICALS. - The Atlantic Monthly fol
November and Our Young Folks for the same
month have been received at Short & Lorings
corner of Free and Centre streets, Bailey 8
Noyes No. 1s4 Fore street, A. Robinson's No
1913 Congress street and Fessenden Brothers
Lancaster Hall building. NJ. ....f
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Dis solutions

TINHE eopartnership heretofore existing between us
i under the firm name of SMITH & MOSES ia
this day dissolved by mulual consent. All claims
against and in favor Of the late firm will be settled by
II. W. Moses. A. 4. SMITH,
H. W. MOSES.
Portland, Oct. 1S, 1866. oct22d1w
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MEssRs. Ryder & Reinhsrdt, whose adver-
.'sement appears in our paper this morning
nave lately come among us and come we'll rae,
ommended Those having any painting, pa
pering, &C., to be done, wiz find it to their ad-
vantage to give them a call.
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The now.,e;aham Rn.h n...ecr,

NEW YORK, Oct. 20.
Three men have been arrested here ON the
charge of robbing the National Bank of Bow
doinham, Maine, last June.
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Wanted,

nNE good Shirt Polisher aud one Starcher. Ap-
" ply At the office of
oc22d3tA
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iHk wounded soldier, whose name we did
no' publish, as at the Gorham celebration, was
sergeant Joseph F. Lake of the 18th Regiment,
now OF this city, and who won the Kearnev
medal for his bravery.
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Wanted Immeslia,ely.

400 Good American, Nova Scotia and Irish
w. Girls to do housework, cook, &C., in pri-
yate families and hotels ia this city and country
Situations sure. The best wages paid :
I Also 50 Girls tn work in Factories
/ Farmers and others wanting men for any work
will do well TO call on u.s. as will supply free
OF charge. Address OF apply at the General Agency
Employment Office, 351t Congress Street, up stairs
sept26dtt WHITNEY Il co
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Terms Eight Dollars per AMMAN, tn advamce,

POLICE sTAToN.-Saturday night the No.
nee station was full, twenty-one persons hav-
ing oeen brought in. Fifteen were brought In
urunk; three for drunkenness and disturbance.
'wo ior lighting in the street, and one for
lodgings '' 'o'
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ArrENTIoN-Tax payers will bear in mind
,na' their taxes must be paid on or before
wednesday next, Oct. 3ist, in order to save Ave-
per cent cail before the last day if you would
save time and avoid a rnsh
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Wanted Wanted Z!

II GOOD Carriage Maker, / Furniture Painter,
l. first class Wood Turner, good Stone Cutter, 2
good Hostlers good 1eansters, or good Joiners,
good Journeyman Tailor, smart boys to work in
Hotels and Saloons. Permanent situations Want
ed also, situations for number of active Young men
as Teamsters, Farmers, Porers in Hotels and Stores,
Clerks ann iaberers at any decent employment. We
VIII supply those wanting them free of charge Ap-
ply at the General Agency and Employment Office.
No. 351 Congress street. WHITNEY & "a
Portland, Oct. IL 1866 litr
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THEATRE .-"Ten Nights in a Bar Room
will be performed this and tomorrow evenings,
and on Wednesday evening the Ticket of
Leave Man" will be brought out. Mr.. 8. E.
Browne, makes his first appearance this sea-
son, this evening. ~. Hi4 tHll.4r
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ROARD AND ROOMS.
Board mny he Had

E>OR gentleman and wife, in quiet family M
l. town neighbOrhood. Apply to W. H. JERRIS
under Lancaster Hail. oct20d3t
DOARD for families. Three or tour small
lp families can be accommodated at the Whit
House, Westbrook three or four minutes walk from
the Cumberland Mills Depot. Good airy rooms
provided. J.P.Ms6LRR p oprletor.
JULES II
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FROM NEW ORLEANS.
She1ijis to be RemoCed Ly Goc.
1.',a A Welles. '".'- = 'l
Threats Of Rebels to Resist Him.

NEW YORK, Ost. 20.
A dispatch from New Orleans says that
when Gov. Welles returns to the city, he will
proceed to remove the sheriffs who refuse to
perform their duties under his proclamation
for the election of delegates to the COnven-
ton. 70 ~" a55 ftt
Threats are made to resist the removal and
arrests, by secret rebel societies, and General
Sheridan has been appealed to for troops.
He is concentrating troops to sustain the
d 7. -
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Canadian Affairs.

NEW YORK, Oct 20.
"A dispatch from Ottawa says that a serious
difficulty is reported in the Canadian Cabinet,
owing to the agitation of Mr.. Gait, and the
confederation and financial embarrassments OF
the Government ~
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a SPECIAL meeting OF the Portland Young
men christian Association will be held in the
Vestry of the Chestnut Street Church, thi.
evening at ~ O'Clock. All interested are invit-
ed to attend ~
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Flour Barrels Wanted.

THIOUR Barrels suitable for Sugar. for which cash
i and the highest price will be paid by
....r LYNCH, BARKER & CO.,
iuly2tf 139 Commercial street.
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THE person who paid $500 for the Press az
the house of the proprietor, last week. wiii
please call and leave his name, as the memoir
andum was mislaid. -t. s'ia
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GEyER, at 10 Free street, has been obliged
to obtain new supply of that splendid square
paper Of his. He perfumes it now for those
who wish it.
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Z FOREIGN ExPoRTs.-The total value of for
eign exports from this port last week, amount
ed to s67,175 %. lt1 - 'l' - -~''
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THE OHIO ELECTION.
Republican Majo,4ty ove,. 43, 900.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 9

- ' n CINCINNATI, Oct. 20.
Official returns from all but three counties in
this State have been received. Taking the Cox
and Morgan votes of these three counties as a
basis the Republican majority in the State is
43,31l #8ttTfN4 stsk &Httf t4A
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For Sale.

A FIRST class Meat market, doing a cash business
n of 900 last year. Satisfactory reasons given
Inquire at 35f Congress street. oct17dlw.
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FROM HALiFAx.-s Steamship Baltimore, of
the Grand Trunk line, Capt Sherwood, arriy-
ed at this port yesterday from Halifax. She
VIII make her return trip to-day, leaving Grand
Trunk Railway Wharf ut O'Clock p. M
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MUNICIPAL COURT

/ JUDGE KINGsBURY PRESIDING @
SArURDAY.-Michael Loden was UP ON a search
and seizure process, but the was continued until
next Tuesday. 1. w. Parker for defence. I.s..l. f.
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& WE are under obligations to the officers Of
IN sne steamer Baltimore, for Halifax papers of
Thursday afternoon, and to the publishers of
the British Colonist for f;svors. ..,e.Jsll .Il.
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Valuable Hotel Property for Sale.

rFHE oxfnrd House, pleasantly situated in the VII
fercd for sale az a bargain If applied for soon
The House is large, in good repair, with furniture
and fixtures throughout together with all necessary
outbuildings.
H0RATIO BooFHBY,
Proprietor.
or IIausonS Dow, $40 Congress st. -.
Fryeburg, Sept. %, 1866. dH
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The Cholera.

NEW YORK, Oct 20.
There is NO new case of cholera at quarau-
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-LOa1iiag Terms W0nted.

LOgDiity Teams W0nted.
DROPOSAI!S viii be received for cutting and haul
ing the timber from one t1) to ten lO) lots, stu
ated in ..tots
REOOMFEE1I.D, VERMONT,
to two miles.
We are also prepared to fill orders for frames or
spruce dimension timber. Apply 10
.. f4 PERKINS, TYLER & Co.,
t"tt North Stratf0rd, N. ii.
or PERKINS, JACKSON & Co.,
High Street Wharf, formerly Sawyers, foot of High
Street. sept6 d&wtf
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Family school at GorI,am, Me.

TENIIS school Tor boys has been recently established
i by REV. GEO. A. PERKINS, formerly misslona-
ry Of the A. b. g. +. M. The situation Is very pleas
ant and accessible and the number of pupils Is I'm
tied. The winter session will commence ON tile 9Th
of Dec anlber and will continue 10 weeks. Applica-
tons should be made early. For particulars address
the Principal. References may be found in the
Christian Mirror sf4L J & s. oc22-eod5w
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

List OF Letters Unclaimed
N the Post Office at Portland, Maine, on The 22nd
i day Of October, 1866. t -, -.s4..f...
Persons calling for these letters will rJcasc mention
that thcy arc advertised. $3.50 p CLtJNSt
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THE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS IL published
every day. tsdnday excepted,l at No. Printers
xclange, Commercial Street, Portland, by N. A.
FosrER, Proprietor. A =, -'a-1 a- d
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E. WI. PATTEN & co., Auctionecrs,
Office Plumb near Fore Street.
Seasonable Goods AT, AuctioD.

ON WEDNESDAY, Oct, oath, at 10 A. NJ, will be
" sold Sheets Quilts, Blankets, Spreads, Comfort
ers. French, English and American Quilts, Crash,
Towels, Doylies, Napkins, Cottons, Liners. Shirts
also 20 Beds and Mattresses. oct35dtd
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THE MAINE STATE PRESS, is published at the
anne place every Thursday morning at 500 year,
invariably in advance. re Saa7 t4rt
RATES OF ADVERrIsING.-One meli OF space, III
ength oI column, constitutes 4 sssquare"
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Hall square three insertions or less 70 cents' one
week, St.a0; 90 cents per week alter
Under head of "AMUsEMESTs, sou Der square
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SPECIAL NOTICES, ,$125 per square Tor the ilrst IN
serton and s5 cents per square for each subsequent
insertion. :, -, ~. s =.
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of the Stato for S100 per square for first Insertion
and 50 CENTS per square or each subsequent inser-
tion.
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s.rike a, ,he G.oyerament Prin,ing OMce.

Strike al the GOveraniemt Primting Omce'
WASHINGTON, Oct. 20.
The printers employed by Government, sus-
pended work yesterday, in consequence of the
action of officials in refusing to recognize the
eight hour system, as it is not acceded b in
private printing Offices.
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Agents Wanted

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For New Historical Engraving, entitled
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Intelligent active males or females, will find this
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The following sums have been subscribed in
this city for the relief of the sufferers by the
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LADIES merino goods at Davis & Co.'S.
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Additional Cen,rihnt;o,n,..

Subscriptions will be received by NJ. N. Rich,
at the Merchants Exchange, Long Wharf
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IT! Is that the way you make treason odiou
among mankind? Is that the policy abou
which we have heard so much?
| Nobody has been able to tell us heretofor,
exactly what that policy was. We all, how
ever saw that it was a kind of policy tina
sui's every rebel, every copperhead, and eve
| y enemy OF thesgoverument Of the United
states, both foreign and domestic. Well
| SIR, that policy has become deyeloned We
all now see plainly what il is and whv i wa,
so grateful to the ear and hearts of every ono.
my OF his country. 1t was no less tha, ,b;s
that these States should suffer no,b;nc no,
forfeit nothing by the rebellion, but thai ,her
should be admitted unwashed and red with
the blood OF their countrymen, into full com.
nnnlon with honest. loyal men in the coun.
cils ot the nation. What has brough, abou,
this change! Sir, II all points to this fact
.hat IL VIII not dc to tempt men in this way.
why, SIR, this policy of bringing these States
INTO the Union with all their rebellion and
son itself
rule here, sir, and defy contradiction.
and say that if there is any man. be he higb
or low, who IS an advocate for bringing trait
ors INTO the council OF his nation that man Is
traitor in his heart. He is anenemy TO the
government and the nation Nothing can
make 1t appear differently. He who inyokes
the aid Of unrepentant rebels to come into
the councils of the nation to participate in
Their deliberations is no better than a rebel
and is rebel at heart.
How does the power that is now upon us
differ from that policy that would be an.
nounced from the same place BY JEFF. Davis.
were ne TO morrow placed in the same posi-
ton? Would he ask any less than that his
consplrators should be restored to the same
positions that they had when they left these