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ok hundred and seventy-Eve thousand tons
=, water pour over Niagara every minute
nu' more water than this is converted into suds
ye"f'y' IN tho wash-tubs Of the world, by the
use ?, the srEAN-rKFNsD Scars. No sort Of
,Aanary or house-cleaning work can be perfect
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Counsel for ,hc Fcninns i'm Cau.do.

-, Ii, BUFFALO, Oct. 49,
lam, James I. Brady Of New York, has been ap-
Rar RRaeu 70 70 !. defend the Fenians in Canada by
PenSes. ~ 3 4 10 Il --------- u .
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7 THE COURTS.
SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT.

OCTOBER TENN WALTON J, PRESIDING
TUEsDAY.r-The case of Isaac Dyer Va President,
Directors and Company of Mechanics Bank was ar
gued by Mr. Driininond for defendants, and General
shepiey &g plaintiff. The Jury returned a verdict
for plaintiff for S44i.6e ~''t'''7'''
ID Shepley &sStront.s Davis & Drsmmona
9dNo Se6.-Nathanlcl Dyer vs.. DayidT. Libby. AS
ssmpst to- rseeyefS sosS ~ 4 bay, spd sA.s. for
aieged e have been purchased of plaintiff by
defendant m March, 1855 "rhs defense sets up he
OF ifau Also that the bay was not delivered
as agreed upon Defsnilant offered to he defanl,ad
for the amount of the straw. Not finishssl.
= Yih'oh " Donnett' j. ID. Fsssenilen.
-l.H tAaIto4 eTi.fyJ. N. Wehh. ..s.,''
The cases set down for trial this week ara the e-
lowing, and they will be taken up In the order In
which they are mentioned, viz: Nos AL 40 2ab os2
4o3 .tlI,r = ~ r-'-'
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The Vote of Pennsylvania.

HARRISBURG, Pa, Oct %.
The official returns of the entire State are
not yet complete. Some of the return Judges
are awaiting the 26th of October to receive the
army vote before making returns.
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Wanted Immediately.

400 Good American, Nova Scotia and Irish
1OO Girls to do homework, cook, &c, in pri-
vate families and hotels in this city and country
Situations sure. The best wages paid
Also 30 Girls to work in Factories
Farmers and others wanting men for any work
Will do well to call on u.s. as we will supply them free
Of charge. Address apply at the General Agency
Employment Office, 351 Congress- Street, up stairs
sept2Gdti WHITNEY L. co
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( AARsEss THEF-A colorei man nam,.a A
g'istus Moore was arrested on Monday "a, lar.
ceny Of harness from John A. Ho,ms. =,
Westbrook. Moore sold the harness To = I, !. !,
namsd Gould, and the latter sold IL TO a ,,,;,a
person, from whom It was recoveredi In NJ
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MR. EDrroR:-Truth and honesty are virtues,
and we wish that Correspondent " in yester-
days issue of the Press had been more careful
in penning his communication, in order that
no doubt of his truth and veracity could exist
i'm any mind. 3 EH &
When the match game of base ball, PLAYED at
Gorham the 18th inst, between the Sebascon
and Independent clubs was finished, the scorer
of the independents gave the runs as-Sebas-
con 4S; Independent 46. Why this score was
SO altered as to make the runs even, is as vet
unknown; that it was altered the Independent
club themselves admit, but give no reason for
the change except that there was mistake. 1t
is very singular if a mistake had been made
that their scorer knew nothing of it, l.a
For advice, we would say to the Independ-
ent club, first-say nothing more of this game
of ball, for you will lose rather than gain by
the controversy; secondly-if you ever again
play match, have a scorer sufficiently intelli-
gent to understand his business and competent
to fill the position, as this will spare you the
difficult mathematical task of making forty.
eight and forty-six equal s..
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GOOD farm for sale at bargain, located be
tween Lewiston and Mechanic Falls. See ad-
vertisement.
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OmciaI Vote of Ohio.

CINCINNATI, Oct. %.
ne official returns of the Ohio election give
radical majority of 42,696 The number of
votes cast was 4699O8. y
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Z. Mrs. j. f. F'ERNAID acknowledges the re-
eeipt of valuable box Of clothing for distribu-
tion from New York.
Mrs. Marcian Seavey acknowledges the re-
ceipt Of a valuable box Of clothing for distribu-
tion, from Mrs. Woodman, Of Cambridge,
Mass. "a fr. .- -.UF
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THE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS is published
every day, lsunday excepted,l at No. Printers
FOSTER, Proprietor. - ~ = p
1EEMs;-Eight Dollars year in advance
THE MAINE STATE PRESS. Is p,lbIshe,lat Inc
ame place o'erS Thursday morning at S2.ooa year,
RATES OF ADyERTIsISG.-Une inch OF space, ."
eneth OF column, constitutes ~ square a..
Sl.5O per square daily first week I: 20 cents per
week alter; three insertions, or less $ioe; cohthu-
ng every q. her day after first week. 90 cents l, 80
Halt square three insertions or less 10 cents; one
week. Sl.0O; 80 cents per week after. =
Under head of ssAMUsEMENrS, $500 Der square
Der week: three insertions less S1.50. tl lhi z
SPECIAL NOTICES. S125 per square for the first in
sertiOn ard 25 cents square for each subsequent
Insertion.
Advertisements inserted in the "MAINE STATE
PRESS (which has large circulation in every par
and 80 cents per square for each subsequent inser-
ton. 74'
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Flour Barrels Wanted.

ENLOUR Barrels suitable for Sugar, for which cash
IL and the highest price will be paid by
LYNCH, BARKER & CO.,
luIyZu 139 Commercial street.
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Gen. sherman Called 40, % w..,inu.sn. .,.ai nor

ST. LOUIS, Oct %.
to Washington, but whether his presence there
mas any connection with Mr.. Stanton's retire.
ment from the War Department is not known.
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THE MAsxlAxD 4nogsLns. The Baltimore
American thus sets forth its faith that aMary.
land is not lost" p. ','il ~ = . ~

H. -ss4. a. ft.t f+r-r---
4HE MAaxLAHD 4nogsEns. The Baltimore
American thus sets forth fts faitt that aMarv.
land is not lost" ~ = q isb I'd
"We are frequently mortified by seeing. the
admission made by the press of the North. and
eveniby so shrewd an observer as Horace Gree
ley, that Maryland can no longer be depended
upon as loyal State. They seem to think that
the rebel element will have the whole repre-
sentatian Of the State in the next Senate and
House of Representatives; that Senator Cres-
Wen FRANK Thomas, John l.. Thomas and JOS
eph 3. Stewart of the Third district, win be
compelled to give place to men of the Harris
Swami stamp, and that there is no hone of the
Constitutional Amendment being adopted bv
the Maryland legislature. II ~ .
Ii the North stands idly by and coolly looks
on at the sacrifice of Maryland these things
might possibly occur, but they will not hap.
pen without a struggle, such as has never TAX
en- place in this country, to prevent so dire a
catastrophe. Ii troops are sent here to enforce
the dlctatOrial purposes of the Governor of the
State, and the whole power of the national
government ls thrown in scale against us we
may have to succumb for time but IL will
only be for short time, and we shall demand
OF Congress the refusal to admit to seats men
elected by such means. il.u t st.as i
But we have confidence that MARYLAND il
not lost, and that the effort making to restore
the State to rebel rule will signally fail. We
confidently believe that we will be able to no.
eiect senator Oreswell and send three loyal men
to Congress from the Second Third and fourth
districts. The recollection of Senator CresweIl
involves the carrying of the legislature on
joint ballot, and as the Governor Possesses no
veto power, the whole authority Of the State
will be in our hands, and we can promptly
adopt the Constitutional Amendment. These
are no vain boasts, but they are results that on,
opponents fear, and hence their determined eff
fort to obtain possession of this city by the ar
bitfary removal of the Police Commissioners
by the Governor But this cannot and mus
not be done. All we ask of the North is a hope
full confidence that we are labor;n0 ensrgef;c.
ally for the accomplishment of these results
and prompt succor if an attempt Is made e
subdue and overthrow us by the strong arm OF
the national government, which our opponents
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EVERY shade of Gefman zephyr worsteds al
Davis 8 Co.'s. .ttt
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H o. ~ II
!. d. o. II.

rINHE Members of Maine Lodge No. 1, l. O. O. II.
\ VIII hold their meetings for the present every
Monday evening at Advent Hall, Ne 353l, Congress
Street. Afull attendance is requested next Monday
evening to act upon the new Bylaws.
Portland, Oct. IS, 1866. div
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CnnnlianHAGai,.s.

TORONTO, Oct %.
The million and a half suit between the
Commercial Bank and the Great Western
Railway, that has been at issue for six years,
has been closed by negotiations satisfactory to
both parties. ''
The centenary of Methodism in America was
celebrated here and throughout Canada yester-
daY. -
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1t was our pleasure yesterday afternoon to he
one OF a party eomposed; Of gentlemen from
Boston and this city, under the gentiemanly
escort Of Mr.. Payson Tucker, to visit the new
works of the MassacAusetts ead Maine Brick
Company in Westbrook, nsari Bradleys Cor
ner. i''4'.'sss & 90 y xlisg0A "a n f,.,7,--s
This company has purchased a tract of land
accessible by the Canal and stroudwater Riv-
er, has erected suitable buildings. and nut III
one Of Chambers Brick Machines. by which
seventy bricks per minute, or forty thousand
per day, can easily be- made. s3sA.EEA
This rs the first machins Of the kind ever op-
Grated in New England, and no one who wit
nesses its operations canef;ail to conclude that
il must work q decided revolution in this de-.
partment of industry, and that it is vastly su-
pehipr TO the old style Of brick machines. 1,ln
The bricks made almost esual in in finish the
pressed fllis, together, with the cost at which
theylcan be manufactured, must have the ef-
feet to bring them into general use. we truss
our merchants and bailders win avail Them
selves Of this opportunity to inspect thess
works, and to satisfy themselves Of the practi-
cal value of the invention here operating 81 suc-
cessfully, and which is not an unworthy addi-
tion to the corps of mechanic enterprises which
are clustering about our city,. 1a-s..Lt - -.
The company has the proprietorship Of the
machine, and the right of its use in all the
States Of New Eaeland aud wl4R d emIecess
is established here, as it has already. been In
Pennsylvania and Maryland, we do not doubt
its general introduction
The officers Of the company are as follows:
George W. Copeland, Boston, Treasurer;
Albert Blaisdell, Greenland, N. H., President;
Payson Tucker, Portland; Ira Bradley, Boz
ton; George X. Snow, Boston; w. H. Richard
son, Boston; Ashbel Wait, Charlestown; Geo.
w. Copeland, Boston, Directors
Mr.. JAMES A. Blaisdell is the General Super-
intendent of the manufacturing, which, when
in full operation, win employ about thirty men
The machinery is driven by an engine of sixty
horse power. ." 'ibti tatt
When completed, the works of the company
will enable them to dry their bricks by steam
and to prosecute their business in any weather
After spending an hour on the grounds, the
party returned to the city and sat down to Q
splendid dinner at the Preble House. A few
brief speeches followed, and thus closed an oc
casion full of interest and pleasure to all who
participated in it. T..
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Wanted Wanted !! /!

4 GOOD Carriage Maker l Furniture Painter 1
l. first class Wood Turner, good Stone Cutter ,
good Hostlers good Transfers 5 or good Joineis,
good journeyman Tailor, smart boys to work in
Hotels and Saloons Permanent situations Want
ed, also, situations for number of active young men
as Transfers Farmers, Porters in Hotels and Stores
Clerks and laborers at any decent employment. we
will supply those wanting them free of charge. Ap-
ply at the General Agency and Employment Office,
No. 35l1 Congress street. WHITNEY & co ,
Portland Oct. II 1866. dtf
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Il. M. PATTEN & CO., Auctioneers,
Plumb street.
Rich and Valuable Silver Plated
Ware, silver Steel 4 silver Pla-
ted Steel Wares at Auction.

ted Steel Wares at Auction.
ON TUESDAY, Oct 3Oth, at 8 P. M, and also ON
~ WEDNESDAY following, at the same hour will
be sold without the least reserve very valuable as
sortment Of the above goods, from the well known
house of Shepherd g. Co., Sheffield, England.
This stock comprises all the articles Of ancient and
modern styles of plated Wares. Every article will be
warranted to the buyer.
This stock will consist in part as follows:
Double Treble Plated Tureens, Corner Dishes Hash
Dishes, Dish Covers in setts, Coffee Services Full Tea
Sets, Coffee Uns, Salvers, Cake and Fruit Baskets
Liquor and Pickle Stands, Castors of every style
elegant Pearl, Ivory and Plated Desert Sets in Ma
hogany Cases; Fish, Cake and Bread Knives in Mo-
rocco Cases; Claret jugs Cups, Flagons; Tea, Dcs-
sert and Table Spoons of every style: Oyster, Tea
Dessert and Table Forks; Superior Ivory Handled
Table Cutlery, with balance handles with carvers to
match. And in fact every article in the Plate and
Steel arrangement ever wanted in well furnished
house. - - -l
This stock from the above establishment, so well
known on both sides of the Atlantic, will command
the attention Of citizens 1t win be on exhibition
on Monday at p. NJ. and Tuesday forenoon. Ladies
and gentlemen will please look at the goods at that
time and make their selections. No postponement
account of weather. Oct23 dtd
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First SIGs UP-Messrs. Johu Il. Dow, &,
Son, insurance agents, yesterday. raised their
sign on the new block on Exchange Street
erected BY Messrs Copant and Fayson. This
is the first signraised ON amy of the new blocks
er9cted since tho afei Of July 9Th e af'l.sq u
q NEw BLOCK We lsAfn that pr H. A. Lamb
and Mr.. John I. Hammstt. ehays purchased q
lotof laaa onH0 Congress street, near thu City
Hall, and are now engaged y erecting 4 fine
brick block. three stories high aa.y 81 t,..
HoUsEKEBFING Go0Dssvi Remember the sale
at auction to-day, at 70 NJ Patten & Co.'S, Of
ho,,set aat,sy.sv rt;c1aa y 51uofn tDhlW Gar ~.
~ ,- .bgsl ~ leHpfili s4f ~
Tins best place to find sink nets Is at Davis
&jCo.'s.,g se3l,,a.sst4 IN .,t.,., ~ .s,-.,-
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The Grand Trunk Railway carry free all
contributions for the relief of the sufferers by
the. great fire.. Large supplies of produce are
coming from the country parishes. Carpenters
and jOiners are working gratuitously at the
erection of temporary Sheds Forty thousand
dollars have been contributed for the reliet of
the sufferers. /
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George N. Getchen IF Biddefortl, was lost
overheard from the Steamer City ef BATH, on
the passage from Savannah sern Boston, on the
10th inst.itt aaH mfaio RlH Iss,,Isq4 ff-s
We, 50 BY the Bangor whig that Gen.
Miller has at last received his commission as
pSstmastsr of that city, and viii probably as
stnle the duties Of ths Office the first Of Me-
veMbar, - ta.,, ~ eai'i bh5 ,saiss nis7oy
AN irishInan NAMED James Snollett was
arrested IN Bangor ON Monday for tobbinx the
boarding house Of Roberts Min in Hahden.
The house had been robbed two or three times
before, but no clue had boon discovered to the
Perpetrators Of the crinie. The officers found
three Ealsss Of clothing. one revolver. and sey-
efai articles, secretes I'm tina woods /. mile
tom the house Smollett was 'coihmitsesl 10
ji s. III, IS M. s'4l,,' w 4 lss79f Z . laSi
L -sThe Wing ia informed that the stable ;of
flrs VIM q. Black. Ellswefsa; was bufned on
Sunday nior1iing with an IT. contents, incladl
ing three Of the finest hqFses 81 Eastern Maine,
Two of these ware mztohsd horses and proha,
bly, could not be surpassed In che ssase, fol
style and speed. and for being wen broken Ia
harness. The third horse was Valuable ami
NAL. Capt Black had rofusga $aDoo for tbp
matched pair, which were ralsosl by him. Thew
bad made on the ,Ellswprth course. lie rood 10
time of 2;5o. The building was all in flames
when discovered, and no time was had te save
FAJsaiIak- l.. ~ n =. a.. q 4.ss.sst.
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COPARTNERSHIP.
Notice.
Wanted.
Wanfed,

RoYS 10 pick Horse Hair. Apply Immediately at
top floor over Perkins Confectionery Store, two
uoors above the Preble House. Oct243t.
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Lost !!

ON the ith inst, a large black Newfoundland Dog;
" has small white spot between the fore legs, and
answers to the name Of Nelson. Whoever will re-
turn said dog TO 36 Spring street, will be literally
warled. Oci9d1Wk
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Lost /!

k'i'oM hack large Leather VALISE. between
Il Mill,ie street and the Grand Trnnk Depot. The
hndeT VIII he suitably rewarded by leaving il at lib
by's Hack Office, Centre street. o,tI9diwk
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Wanted
Money, ,Found.

4 FEW GOOD CLOAK MAKERS wanted hnrne
"a diately by LEACH, PARKER Il, CO.,
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A GooD Hair Dresser at WESCOT1vS Hair Dress
ins rooms,cor. Fore and India streets. oc24d3t.
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Lost.

CNR0M the rear OF NOT Summer Stree, n HAL,
II Spaniel Dog. Had new collar on uumartnJ
The finder will be liberally rewarded by retnrnno
the same TO SSH w. II. NORRIS 80
At corner of Bracket and York Stree, i,
October IS, 1866 d2ws
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LYos's EXTRACT OF PrRE JAsArcA GIseKR,-
for Indigestion. Nausea, Heartburn, Sick Head
ache, Cholera Morbus, dc. where n warming, r.
NAL stimnlant is required. Its careful prepars
ton and entire purity makes 1T cheap and rcla-
bile article for culinary purpotes. Sold everywhere
at so cts per bottle.
Saratoga Spring Water. sold by al
Druggists.
jyf-wed-d-e.o.w-w
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A QUAINT writer says: II have seen women
SO delicate that they we're afraid to ride for
fear Of the horse running away; afraid to sail,
for fear the boat might upset; afraid to walk,
one afraid 10 be married which il far norS
riskful than ali three put together''
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"1n lifting the kettle from the Are scalded my
self very ssvsrsly-one hand almost 70 crisp
The torture was unbarAhle. The Mexi.
can Mustang Liniment relieved the pain almost
immediately. II healed rapidly, and left very lit
tie scar. CHAs- FosrER, 40 Broad ST., Phila. -
This is merely . sample Of what the Mustang
Imminent will do. 1t ia invaluable in all cases OF
wounds, dwellings, sprains, cuts bruises, spsvins,
etc, either upon man or beast
Beware of counterieits. None is genuine unless
wrapped in fine steel plate engrarings, bearing
the signature Of G. w. Westbrook, Chemist, and
the pirate stamp Of DEEAs BARxKs d Co, New
York.
: Saratoga Spring water, sold by all
Druggists.
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THr address of che Massachusetts State
Convention calls Mr. Iohnsens dangerous
man. The New York Irissae thinks that
after the Maine election the Dsnocrsas have
asss sSasse y thiak -
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Aaun .. lfasxolsa} + n prsVisst thing, the
sSwsstast sAine, " sn1 ~ most II 4 fSr IT, Nm
nsney. II ovresn0 ~ edor - pessphuets1fSs
schens I'D sA1s 1eie31 70 the skin; ~ L.
ightfui perfuns alAyp aache al isapna,
ticn, and il necessary sompasfon In tie sIsk
room, in the nursery and upon the toilet sideboard
1t can be obtained every where 1t one dollar Der
bottle. - go sy.s4@.r
SafateHa Spf1n9 water sold BY Al
Druggists.
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wnAr DIN. IRA young Indy, returning to
her country home after seidurn OF a few months
in New York, was hardly recognized by her
friends. In place Of rustic, flushed face, she had
. soft, rudy complex ion Of ainost marble smooth
ness; and instead Of %. she really appeared but
H. She told them plainly shc used Hagan's Mag
noIia Balm, and worid not be without IT, Any
lady can improve her personal appearance very
much by using this article 1t can be ordered of
any druggist for only SO cents.
sar ,toga Spring Water, sold by all
Druggists.
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Daughters - bsll.
soxe LADY or yAsHros

~ -
soxe BIT LADY or FASHION.
Daughters to sell! Daughters to cell,
They cost more money than can tell;
Their education has been hrst rate;
What wealthy ysung poblsnan wants . mattel
They sing like nightingaler; play - well;
Daughters to sell. Daughters TO sell y
Here's my fne daughters, my daughters, oh
German, Italian and French they know,
Dance like sylphides for grace and case;
Choose out your partner, which ever yen please,
Here's nice wife for rich young swell;
Daughters to sell Daughters to self
Beautiful daughters, dark and fair.
Each q treasure to sait . miflionase,
Or fit to pair with any dukes heir
AT St. Georges Church by Hanover square
Hoy you that in lordly mansions dwell,
Daughters to sell Daughters to sell
But my dear daughters! Who wants bride,
That can give her carriage and horses to ride,
Stand an opera box for bis fsncy's queen,
And no end of acres of crinoline.
Ever now forniture, jewels and plate,
All sorts Of servants upon her to wait
Visits to Paris, Vienna and Rome,
In short, all she's been brought mn to ut home.
Here are girls for your money-f out you can
shell.
My daughters to sell Ny daughters to sell !
fpuNcB
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The Round Table, in reference to the
presence Of Grant and Farragut with the
Presidents excursion, says:
"We are in position to state that the pres
ence vf these officers-which has generally
created snrprise-was involuntary on their
part. Whether or not an invitation had been
declined by them we are not enabled to say;
but they accompanied the Presidential suite
under ORDERS