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Disbursements of the Treasury Depari-
sslemf.

W ASIIINFIUN, NOV. ..
The disbursements of the Treasury Depart
ment this week on account of the War, Navy
and Interior Departments were as follows: War
Department. $617 ,133; Navy Department, $685.
7O2; InterioA Department., $9S,29O. National
Bank notes were issued to the amount of $5lS,-
165, making total to date of S295, ,354, ,S54 The
Government holds securities as follows: For
circulating notes, 1888 $3.50; for deposits of
public monies with designated repositories
$39 $50; total, $377 ,979,6OO; amount of frac-
tional currency redeemed was $262, 800; receiv-
ed from Printing Bureau, $645, 500; shipped to
Assistant Treasurer and National Banks, S.
1S61S9. t1
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z. s. & P. RA1LRoAD.-The change of time
advertised in another column, will not be made
until the 18th of November, instead of the 5th
as was at first intended. The passenger train
for Boston will leave during the present week
at 2;5O 2. NJ, as heretofore.
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Tennessee Elections.

------ NASHVILLE, Tenn., Nov, 3.
Hiram Patterson, radical, is elected State
Senator from Sumner and Smith Counties over
Bailey Peyton, conservative, by over 100 major
ity; Wright, radical, is elected Representative
from Summer County over Borhan, conserva-
tive, by As majority; Clements, radical, former
ly member of Congress, is elected Representa-
tive from Sumner, Smith and Macon Counties,
over Caldwell, conservative.
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PATENTs.-Patents were granted, last week,
to John Starley of Portland assignor to BY
ron d. Verrill of same place, for Improvement
in curtain eylet; Alexander Appleby of
Brownfield, for improved apparatus for tam
ming; Charles II. Sawyer of Hollis. for improv-
ed hitching device; Charles III. Sawyer of Bux-
tod, for improved halter.
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SEzUREs.-The deputy marshals on Satur-
day, seized large quantities of ale in the oyster
shops of Messrs. Timmons & Hawes and X. b.
Atwood, and small quantity of liquor in the
shop of Susan buddy on Spring street.
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SHARP WORK, : Between thirty-nine and
forty thousand feet Of lumber were sawed out
at the Berlin Mills one day last week, in nine
and a half hours scith a sipqle sa,c
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ANY in want of good under clothing win do
well to give L. Toppan, cornor of Congress
and Casco street call. See advertisement.
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On the 18th ult, at time when it was known
that Gen. Baird had made his report. and the
public was strongly interested to know wheth-
er no would receive approval or censure, an
peared the following order:
.. WASHINGTON, Sent. II. 1896.
SPECIAL ORDERS No. s69.-IExtract.-Brevet Ma
lor-Gen. Absalom Baird. commanding the Depart-
ment OF the Gulf, IS hereby relieved from command
In command.
BY order o; the Secretary Of War,
L. ID. TOWNSEND, Assistant Adit.-Gcn
That it was intended that the public should
construe this order as one of censure and dis
appreciation is self-evident; but that in order to
convey this impression to the public, recourse
was hadto an unworthy subterfilge. and a will
ful ignoring of facts appears no less selfevident
to those who happen to be posted in General
Orders.
On the 3Oth of july Gen. Baird was. in the
absence of Gen. Canby temporarily in com
mand of the Department of Louisiana in adj
dition to his duties as Commissioner of the
Freedmen's Bureau.
On the 18th of August, in pursuance of or.
ders from she War Department, the Depart
ment of Louisiana, in common with other sub
ordinate commands, was abolished Gen Sher.
idan taking command of the Department o.
the Gulf From that date Gen, Baird was sim.
ply an Assistant Commissioner of the Bureau
win no command what ever, and this fact was
- % wen III W washington as In
New orleans. Moreover, Gen.. Baird was
about the same time mustered out of his volun
teer rank, so that at the date of the order abov,
quoted there was no such officer as Breyet Ma
Jor-General Absalom Baird in the service
Ii the Commander-in-Chief desires TO cen.
sure a subordinate, the latter has at least the
rlght to expect that the disapprobation shall bt
open and mIlitary-not conveyed in a pretend
ed dismissal from o command which he neye,
held, issued more than a month after the com
mand which he did hold had been abolished
". Y. Tribune.
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THE fast sailing yacht Ray, modelled by
George Steers of New York, was sold at auc-
ton on Saturday, by E. NJ Patten & Co, for
s., $50, Charles P. Knapp, purchaser.
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SATURDAY NIoHT. : Some twenty persons
were brought to the police station last Satur-
day night-some for drunkenness and disturb
ance, some for fighting and some in want of a
lodging.
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THEATRE.-This evening will be presented
the popular sensation Drama "Peep o. Day, "
with new scenery and an excellent cast of char
acter, Sc, Sc.
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L0gging Teams Vn1,ted.
AGENTS TAINTED u!
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For, Frank Moore's New Work, d
+" W'O71ee31 of the Var, -

Agents Will find this book of real merit and in
trinsic vaue--sgBJEcT NEW intensely interesting
and exciting. No work ever attracted and engaged
the public mind like this. Everybody wants it, and
thousands will purchase il soon opportunity
is afforded them. 1850
Intelligent, active Males or Females will find the
sale of this work a pleasant and lucrative employ
ment. This book has eempetit0r--it comes new
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clear. Agents understand the advantages in this par
ticular. 80 II
For full particulars send for circular. -
Address C. A. CHAPLIN, Agent,
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FOREIGN ExPoRTs.-The total value of for
eign exports from this port last week was S65,-
15OTO uI|
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ANOTHER CHEAT.-A scoundrel, who signs
his name as "James B. Nichols" of New Bloom
ington, Marion County, Ohio" is attempting
the swindling game of sending ticket in
what purports to be the Franklin Benefit As
soeiation stating that it has drawn prize of
$500 and the money can be obtained by fulfill
ing certain conditions, one of which is to en-
close to him $50 for the ticket
In order to give character to the "Associa-
ton this scoundrel publishes the names of
certain persons as Trustees" Of the concern,
among which is the name of "Isreal Washburn,
Jr." As some people in this State may be de-
ceived by. this barefaced fraud we would say,
that lift is intended to convey the idea that ex-
Governor Washburn is one of the trustees lit
is a shameless cheat and hoax. Let no one be
deceived by these circulars and tickets If any
are so blind as to forward money, as requested
by the scamp, Nichols, they will ind that they
have made fools of themselves
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MUNICIPAL coURT.

JUDGE KINGSBURY PRESIDING.
SATURDAY.-Mark Sullivan charged with setting
fire TO the tenement destroyed in Clay Cove, a few
weeks since, was brought up and, by advice of his
counsel pleaded not guilty. and waived an examina-
ton. He was committed to await the action of the
Grand Jury, on the last Tuesday of this month";
D. ODonnel, ESQ, appeared as his counsel and j. II
Drummond, City Solicitor, for the State.
Bridget Linian, Patrick Gormley aud James Rich
ardson. on search and seizure processes paid 800
each.
Hugh McCullan and David Crowley, for an affray
in the streets, paid five dollars each and the COSTS
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Agents Wanted.

iINO canvass far the chaafest and best rcin- book
1 in the country, He4lleys HISTORY OF THE
urEaT REBELLION two volumes complete in one,
1900 royal octave pages Sold for Five Dollars. Many
agents making from $50 to S10s per week canvas
sing for this work. Sold by subscription only Sole
and exclusive rights given of uncanvassed territory
with liberal commissions. For circulars and terms
apply to or address j. PATTEN FITCH, Lock Box
1722. No. 233l Congress street, near City Hall, Port
land, Me. e..I. q. II oct30d2g&w4ws
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From BALTIMORE.

The New Police Commissioners Call Upon
the Ola Ones.
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2 SEMIWEEKLY ADVEETIsER.- Tic Hrst
number of the semi-weekly Advertiser appear
ed yesterday. The Sunday issue, we learn, is
intended to be can agreeable anodyne," and
the Editors say, rather oddly, sif anybody shall
be hurt by it, we are willing to take the re-
sponsibility of hurting theIn," by which we
understand that the Advertiser will pay all
damages for moral and intellectual injury sus-
tained by its readers. That is fair, though adj
ventnrous readers may nevertheless regard an
"accident policy" issued by reliable company
as a surer precaution. "The paper" we are
told, "will have no special creeds, political or
religious, to advocate as a speciality, in our Sun
day issues"
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BRIG WATER L1L1y. RIO GRANpr.

DU oUL, BRAZIL, Aug. e, 1866.
Capt. J. McLella,a-Dear Sir:--It is with deep
regret that learn of the sad calamity that has
betallen the beautiful city of Portland A full
account reached here by mail, which arrived
last evening from New York. Be pleased to
accept trifie for the suffering from Scarboro'
boy.
am loading for New York, and upon my
arrival there l will endeavor to do something
more.
I am dear Sir,
Very Respectfully Yours,
(Signed) GEO. WIGGIN
EnclOsed in the above We're twenty dollars
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MECHANICS HALL,
SIIRE REMEDIES.

DIR. 4. X TAYLOR, II Hanover Street, Boston,
has received the Frencn Remedies and modes OF
treatment practised by Drs. Dumas and Ricord-Safe
pleasant and warranted Positively efleetual in all
Diseases of the Blood Urinary and Reproductive Or
gans, and all Irregularities and Complaints peculiar
TO Women. Enclose stamp and receive full particu-
lars by mail. oct3-d&w3m
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Bariai Of No r,Aern so,aie er-.

Arrangements have been made to remove
the remains of our fallen heroes who are scat
tered so generally over Southern territory into
compact and suitable cemeteries. The follow
ing is reply to a letter written for nfor-
nation expressing a solicitude which several
antilles who reside in our connty have for
those who were buried in Savannah In that
city alone nearly one hundred graves of Maine
soldiers record oar sacrifice. They are all to-
gether, with proper inscriptions on head
board of wood, which has been well preserved
in every instance. The letter is of general in
terest and we are pleased to pu6lishit:
OFFICE ASST. QUAhrERMAsrER,
In charge IF Nat. Cemeteries ! 1fortuary Records,
DEPARTMENT OF THE TENNESSEE, {
| Murtrcesboro, Ienn., oct 10Th 1866.
| FREDERICK ROBIE, Late PayB,astsr Y. S. A.,
| Gorham, Maine, a
| DEAR SIR,-In reply to your favor of the 11th
inst, would respectfully state that it is not
| decided what disposition is to be made of the
Union dead at Savannah, GA Two Cemeteries
| in addition to the one at Andersonville, only
have as yet been decided upon; one at Mariet-
ta and one at or near Millen. If the dead at
| Savannah have been properly buried, and are
in suitable location and good condition, it is
probable they will be allowed to remain where
they are, and that others scattered in that vi
cinity VIII be removed to the same place. ID
! shall leave on tour of exploration by
| Sherman's route through Georgia, next week
!. and shall visit Savannah. On my return |
will inform You what recommendations have
made to the Department, and will add such
facts as L may be able to learn in regard to the
dead soldiers from Maine, in which State l
clam someinterest, both from having been for
several years an inhabitant and from the many
personal friends have still within its limits
Some of the most pleasant acquaintances
and best men have been associated with in
the army areMaine men.
| I am, Colonel, respectfully yours,
s.rIe... ". Z. b. WHITMAN.
Brevet Major and A. @. NJ, In charge of Ma
| tinnal CemeteriaS Dent. of the Tennessee
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THE MAINE STATE PRESS is published at the
anne Iiace a gerry Thura aJav ,nornng at S2.00a year.
Invariably in advance. ,,r,
pArvs o,, ,n,,r,,rrs,>c fiu. iRch OF space IN
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Sea, a,, ~ trae insertions or less, $500; continu-
NO every oiher day after first week, % cents
Hall sauare. three insertions or less 10 cents one
week s Loo; 30 cents per week after.
Under head of .'AMUsEMENrs,' $500 per square
ger week; three insertions or less, $1.5Q.
SPECIAL NOTICES. ,S1.2j per square for the first in
sertion ard 25 cents per square for each subsequent
insertion. s
Advertisements inserted in The ''MAiNEeSSAIE
PRESS" (which has iarSe circulation in every par
Of the Slate) for SloO per square tor rstinserton'
aud 80 cents per square 9r each subsequent inser-
lion.
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aRss.g Lost : "a 81
CoMEWHERE between Tukey's Bridge and Sam
- uel Bells shoe store, bundle containing Cas-
smere Shawl, light eolored cape and collar, with
initials collar L. Nj. p; the finder will be suitably
rewarded by leaving the same at 353 Congress st.
oct 10 d&wtf snnuei EseiI.
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Gen. Butler Prevented from Speaking by
Party of ROughs.

New YORK. Nov 3.
Gen. Butler was prevented by crowd of
roughs, from speaking at Republican meeting
in City Hall Park this afternoon.
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VNTE would recommend our former patrons to oui
w successor, f. NJ THOMPSON.
Oc13d3m* Hanson & SWEET.
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LOST AND FOUND.
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Strayed
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ford's Corner Westbrook, dark bay MARE,
with swollen off knee. Last seen in Portland. The
finder will please address j. A. THOMPSON, Port
land p. o. titiif2 nov.ai3tN
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Rows Wanted.
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THE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS is publish d
every day, tSunday excepted,i at No. Printers
xchangc. Commercial Street, Portland, by N. y.
FOSTER, Proprietor.
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Wanted Immediately.
400 Good American, Nova Scotia and Irish
1OO Girls to do houseworh, cook. &C.. in p1i-
vate families and hotels in this city and country.
Situations sure. The best wages paid. -
ALSO so Girls to work in Factories. esH
Farmers and others wanting men for any work
win do well to ca us, will supply them free
of charge. Address apply at the General Agency
Employment Office, 1914 Congress Street, up stairs
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Flour Barrels Wanted.

TNLOIIR Barrels suitable for Sugar, for which cash
u am the highest price will be paid by l.lt-l I
LYNCH, BARKER 81 CO.,
;ulvJtf 139 Commercial street.
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EUT SaiGs u
SEASONED PINE BOARDS and other Lumber,
- at reduced prices, if called for soon, at No 81 I'm
ion Wharf, by 81 ~ p = ISAAC DYER.
November g. 1866. div
e. M. pATTEN a. CO., Auctioncers,
PLUME STREET.
The real estate on Centre street advertised to be
sold THIS DAY has been disposed of by private sale
nOv5i1t lI w. III. AYERS, ADMINISTRATORS.
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ADVERTISER The fl

Brevet Major and A. @. NJ, In charge of Ma
tional Cemeteries, Dept. of the Tennessee
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w anT6U.
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NoR sALE-The three-story brick DWELLING Oh east
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Emerson's Agency,

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AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
Ire In Nov York.

New YoRK, April g.
Immense fires are raging IN several places
l. ,he c;ty, The large brick building on the
o ~ n. If Broadway and Barclay streets is en-
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NJ NJ 600 a03 and 2O4, Broadway, are burned
~ ao'' md he FIRE is still burning among the
b bu;i in the rear. On Fulton street, the
CIearmont House and adjoining buildings
are on fire. Another is raging further up
Broadway. The loss Of property is very
the loss. The firemen have but little mastery
over the flames. The fremont House is al
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II all manufacturers Of Beverages he'd manifested the
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same skill In compromising really valuable redcinal
beverage there would be less need for 70 warn the
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