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A verdict was rendered against
Gen. James B. Steedman, of Toledo
in the United States Court al
Knoxville, Tennessee, on Friday
last, for S25, 600, for the false. i'm.
prisonment of Isaac T. Twighman,
and for the forcible seizure of proper
ty during the war, while Gsn. Steed
man was In commandatCh attsnooga.
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DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
The Democracy hold their Con-
vention for nomination of State of
ficers for next Falls campaign, in
Columbus1on the sth dfsJanuary> /.
Itis expected there uill be swarm
timeat the ConventioA yslisndig-
ham intends to be present, and being
present, to bring forward his claims
to the U. S. Senatorship and force
them. ------
To this object he has been turning
his attention and laboring to effect ev-
er since the fact was known that the
Democratic party had q majority in
the Legislature. He has been laying
the ropes, and working personally
and by letter, with the rank and iiO
Of the patty the portion oil that
thinks he is the greatest of martyrs
and urging them to be at COlum-
bus.S6@ 1901 10
He expects to gather large crowd
of the unwashed, and get them to en-
dorse him for the much coveted po-
sition, and in such manner as to
intimidate the Legislature--the Dem
ocratic portion of it-and oblige it to
elect him. s-,
,1on the other hand, there is q
ring operating against Val. and in
favor of Thurman. This is composed
of the leading politicians and most
of the papers of the State. Now that
the latterrlass have madc the most
of Val's martyrdom they fear him
and want him to be kept in the back
-yseatsd where he will i-te- e-svwofleso
to injure- the party rr -1s
Val is somewhat stubborn and
don't feel inclined to stand in the
rear of tho party, the more SO as he
sees the loaves and fishes in the dis
tance. gar
: For our part, though it is none Of
our business, we wish Vallandigham
success commensurate with his
mesnness s- zlncUat ;5'.S-5 DrA
III sslilaesS' co. II -fsg-saioTs sab
There will be exciting times in
Columbus on the 8th OF January.
sITg .Tl zFaH rf. EIlr EE7a
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Change in the Cabinet!

Washington, d. c., Oct. IL.
2IHrA flying rumor speaks Of
more changes in the Cabinet.
The President seems determined
to have things his own way il
possible.
- An important meeting was
held this morning, and public
matters warmly discussed
News had been received, Off
cially, that HOUPT & BYAL,
of your place Findlay, were as
tonishing the natives with a
3 handsome stock of Cloths, Cas-
simeres and Vestings. just re-
ceived from the Eastern Cities,
at wonderful low prices.
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The New York Leader of the l4tl
instant says: "One of the Tribun,
stan, who has very carefully examin.
ed the immense mass of Republican
exchanges received by that paper,
says that, so far as he has gone, sixty
three journals have expressed their
preference for Grant, thirteen for Sal
mon P. Chase, four for Sheridan and
six scattering; and that for the Vice
Presidency twelve support William
u. Kelley, seven Schuyler Colfax,
four George S. Boutwell,, four Reuben
Z. Fenton, two John A. Bingham and
SIX scattering. 5a .ili-o3
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The Cleveland Plaindealer

The Cleveland Plaindealer s.,v.
that during the year of navi> ,at;on
ending November 30th, the q cleared
on the Ohio Canal at Gle veland 10
'251 barrels of salt, II s27 bushels ~
unsss, zo:oio pou -ds of pork, IL, ,932
pounds pound % Of oc cheese, 22S94 pounds Of
onse, 1I'u' pounds of lard, SO, ,146
slnusIop.es, 1,25S.862 pounds of
gon snSssyare, S,946 pounds OF hemp, l.
os S52 pounds ofpig and scrap iron,
~'2.o36 pounds iron, 35l, $50 pounds
cast iron, ,926, $40 merchandise, g.
2I2,460 pounds of iron ore, 1890
492 shingles, and 13,160,459 feet of
lumber, 4 AttlN ! ,UlUi. ~
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The NJ. S. d N. I. Railroad Com
'pany's grain elevator, in Toledo, was
destroyed by fire Saturday night
About $4,000 bushels of grain, most.
~ wheat, was consumed with il.
Loss, 100000.
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Within three months, fifty-three
elopements have been consummated
at the Bruner House, Jacksonville,
Indiana.
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THE NEXT LEGISLATURE

Names and Residences Of the Mem
bers Elect Of the Next General As
sembly Of Ohio. ~ y
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e EA SENATE. 8 Ym s
Republicans lS; Democrats (rnark
ed with stars, etc) 10.

- r. 81 VIVA 4E- = s4fEt
{Repubhcans l8; Democrats (rnark-
ed with stars, etc) 10: -
x1siks. cousTIrs. posropFIcE.
Berry. c. Jr,' Seneca, 30 Upper sandusky
Biggs, Thomas r, Hamilton Cincinnati
Brooks, ] living, Jefferson, &c Salem
Burrows. B. Ashtabula. &c Painesville
Campbell. W H 3. = Butler 80 Hamilton
Carter, Wm.. Mercer, Auglaize, Defiance
Conant, Philo B, Pcrtsge, &c Ravenns
Cory, n, HANCOCK, Wsod, 80 wausson
Dangler. David A, .Cuyahnga Cleyel,n 4
Diokey, L. Ross and Highland Greenfield
Dowdney. W F,s Clermon,, Brown Rstsyia
Enmitt, ]. Adams, !. Pike, Sc Waysrly
Evans, b, betaware and licking Newark
EVERETT Homer, Huron, Erie. Is. a. Fremont
Godirey,T J; Mercer, Auglaize, &c Celins
Golden. W r. Athens, Hockire, 20 Athane
Hall J. c, Hancock, Wood, go Toledo
Hutoheaon. B. franklin, eto ~ acolumbp /,
yamisop, B.t Belmpnt, etc Cadiz
Jones. q C.Lawrenos. 'Gs,lia, etc MoArthur
Keller, Warren, Clarke, etc SpringfeI1
kenney, 4 Montgomery etc. DO, DAYTON
kessler, Henry, Hamilton Cincinnati
kraEer, g, logan, Union, eto Round Head
Lawrence, Wm,t Gpernsey.etcs Cambfidpe
Linn, D B, Il Muskingum, etc Z.nesyiile
Aay. 4. 4 Ashland and Richland o Mansfleld
Potts, B, f. Carroll and Stark CafroIltOn
Rex. George.f Holmes, Wayne, etc Wooster
Soribner, G HI Knox, eto Mt. Vernon
simmons, A, Washington, etc Caldwell
Stambaugh. d WI Coshoctop, etc N Phi'a
florence. J Y, Hamilton Circinnati
Winner, j, LII Miami, Darke ,etc GreenyjIla
woodwork, L d, Trumbull, eto Younpstown
fe9pap, n, Greene. ete Washinstou c q
ree' 9onh Y, PRESIDENT E...,s- Tifin
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The Portland daily press., 1867-09-02

Nsw YORK, sept. 1
The steamship Hansa, from Southampton
zOth ult., arrived this morning.
The Prince and Princess of Wales had ar
rived at Dordrecht, on visit to Germany;
King George, Of Greece, had arrived In Eng
land. f
The harvest a. counts were satisfactory
The Emperor and Empress of France passed
through Augsburg and Munich, on their way
to Saizburg. At the former place they were
received with both favorable and untavorable
demonstrations. At Munich they were met by
King Louis, of Bavaria, and were received
with acclamations by the crowd. ~ a7An
The Times Paris correspondent says there
can be no doubt of warlike preparations actu-
ally making in France, and the work is hurried
on with great speed, aNals vIsss So -
The Hungarian Government has copfiscated
5000 needle guns which were sent acros. the
empire from Berlin to Belgrade.
- Inc hing OF Italy has given his assent to the
church property bills. 80 ~ - =,
M, Inc accounts from Sicily are deplorable.
Inc cholera RACES at Palermo with great vio-
fence. The reports of the last two days are:-
E ia Gay, 70 cases and 80 deaths; second day,
l34 cases and rs deaths.
Further liberal concessions by Austria to
rrnO 9' are to be conceded.
Line 1nsurrectionary Government of Gambia
has notified foreign consuls of its intention to
issue letters of marque for the equipment OF
Eighty nine million pounds of cotton, valued
at s3, 1857 COO sterling were shipped from Bonn
bay during the last six months. 9ieal
. The Paris papers regard the situation of
affairs in Spain as extremely serious. Ex-
Minister Madaz has been arrested. Martial
law has been proclaimed in Barcelona. .5
A battalion OF French troops had left Perfig-
non for the Spanish frontier gi3ts'a.
1t is stated that the Bavarian council Of min
listers are emphatcally opposed to the King of
Bavaria's visit to Salzburg. .is ae
The Dutch Minister at Yeddo had been shot
at by native, but escaped injury. The at
tempted assassin had not been arrested p
The Portland daily press., 1867-09-02
Portland, August q, 1881. did ~
z IT State Of Ma ne.


CUMBERLAND IS: - 80
To CHARLES 'SrApLEs, Jun, Clerk OF the Third
Congregational Socieiy IN Portland.
VOU arc he .eby dh ecfed TO notify the Members
OF the Third Congregational Society, in Pert
land to meet IN the vestry Of the Cei trail Church
Congress street, on Monday Evening, September 2,
nex. at u o'clock, to acton Tire following articles
II ;-ro choose a M deratos.. 80.
2.-To see If the Soefcty VIII ct the proposition
of the Central Church Sneety, hTa union fthe two
Soce'iss, by wheo, on che reoc ~ OF thirteen thou
s1nd dcilars frp,a rs, ilsr pss ig house AID their
parish l'r-p5 rit, Noe oi - MUM branee, shall be-
eease the ecnr-c PROPERTY ~ TIC new Society TO be
SIN casc itsh3sIld 6o deslied to dispose Of the
Society los oi aaa ss saIst some person 10 exc
/ .uts an DOR e. 3 goof, aeo9 cftbe same.
f1ss-1 33et Oh dhF esssr Bosiness that may legily
ts,ysf i,,asr re HsSds saa Seals Of the Assessors
and Siledirg Coz qttt sof said Soeietyir Portland,
tbis e 'sty-thrd Ia. of august, A.p. l.7
uGf Dor l9sl 500 JUAN w. RUSSELL IS, all
- anli4a" 3 E6i ASSESSORS aud Standing Commi te.
4 5oftl29f ? lkas; "a Is67.-Pursuant to the fore
zoiue va EaItfc ne directed, hereby notify and
Vrf' III sFs1 tegs Of the Third Congregational So
eiotyfr P0u2nc, to NEE. at the time and place aud
oz II psrpc ses exp. essed in said warrant.
e,1 nc aaglri CHARLES STAPLES dun, Clerk.
Slt "A. ara .r.ar f.Ir. sf..ufarrr
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Sale OF Timber Lands fer Gates
u lia lflif.aet College.

.lag y sl1 .risf ditH LAND OEFIcE,
Bangor, March :, 1851.
NOTICE is hereby given, IN puI seanee OF " Re-
IN solve to carry into eject chs p1er two hundred
eightyfour ofths Resolves OF eighteen hundred SIX
tyrour in flvor OF Ba.cs College,, approved Fetre-
airy q, 1851 that townships numbered q, Range Il
and 10 Range IL w III g Situated upon Tie Uper
Saint JOHN River, excepting ire Southeast quarter
the lasr named toweship viii he offered Tor sale
by public auction tor the heneht OF faid college, ~
The Land Office in Bangor, On Wednesday The 18th
day of September next, at II o ciock, Noon.
One third cash and satisac cry notes payable in
on and two cars scared By mort gage on tie prem
ises- win be received n payment: :,
narSdtSept H. .l.1 500 HfIf IHit@ Land Agehs.
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From wasl,in g,on.

d =, WASHINGTON, Aug. 81.
The internal revenue receipts of the week
were $3,675,S23. Total for the present fiscal
year to date $40 49,, 707.
Brevet Brig. Gen. Seth Eastman is relieved
OF duty at Harrodsburg, KY, and ordered to
report to the Secretary of the Interior.
Brevet. Brig. Gen. G. H. Tompkins is assign
ed Chief Quartermaster of the 9TH Military
District. uW =
The ordor dismissing Lieut.. Col Kellogg of
the LIST Vermont Cavalry, is revoked.
Assistant Secretary of the Treasury, Chand-
Ter, has returned to this city. sfau
: -Four clerks of the higher grades in the in
ternal revenue office who were discharged to-
day, have been re-appointed as first class clerks.
1t is contemplated to make further changes of
the same character in the Treasury Depart
meIt. b r.. q -s..esse - -
d .a6 r 9 WASHINGTON, Sept. l.
The order of Gen. Grant prohibiting the re-
appointment by District Commanders to civil
office of persons removed by themselves or
their predecessors, is considered merely a no.
tice that he will disapprove of such appoint
ments under that clause OF the reconstruction
act giving the General of the armies the same
power of removals 'iilil appointments as Com
manders OF the military districts, and does not
make any rev issue between him and the
President. There is good authority for ASSERT
ing that the rumors of difficulties having oc-
Cured on this subject are groundless. gsiSssf-I
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Chicago nlarke,s.

d. rtsa tsisM feis CHICAGO, ILL.,, Aug 81.
Flour quiet and firm; Spring extras 8 80 a o 90.
Wheat quiet and firm at an advanc sof q &c. closing
at 70 q so for No. /; No. at "a a 66i Corn
active; No. declined 1ic; No. advanced / a tc;
sales No at s5t g ee}c;i Ne. 2 at 92a $50; Oats
for No 1, and All a 44c for No. :. Rye unchanged;
sales No. 4 att 10; No. at 05 q 0s. Barley ac-
tive at decline OF a &c, closing at 03 @ o. for
tie dull at so a 675 for first class steers. Live
Hogs moderately active at 90 9 80 for common to
choice. Sheep dull and nominal at 90 q 30.
$1,000 bush. corn, 10000 bush. oats. Shipments
5000 hbls. -four, $1,000 bush. wheat 221 900 bush
corn, q, 900 bush. oats. HiVtE
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WASHINGTON, Atg 81.
Gen. Grant this morning issued an import
ant order by which he exercised his control
over the Commanders of Military Districts in
the matter of removal of rebel officials. Init
nations that Hancock would resist Gov. Wells
and Mayor Munroe in part prompted this or
der. 1t creates a decided sensation at the
White House. r
The order is in full as follows:
HEADQUARTERS OF THE ARMY ~
Adiutant Generals Office, Aug. 20, 1867.
Special Orders 489. .s .i...ss. H.s
Commanders of the military districts Great
ed under the act of March 2, 1857, Will make
no appointments to civil office OF persons who
have been removed by themselves or their pred
ecessors in command. .t.t.t
By command of General Grant.
9Signed.) E. d. TOWNSEND,
Assistant Adjutant General"
The Portland daily press., 1867-09-02
cook Wanlsed.

A FIRST CLASS Boot, Maker, at No. 25 81. Law
"A renee Street. u III II NJ IL. WILDAND.
August %. diw*
The Portland daily press., 1867-09-02

Horses. 1 arriages, &c, at Auction
LIVERY SATURDAY, at II O'Clock A. NJ, on new
II market lot, Market street, shall sell Horses,
y Anl Cd. 4. O. DALEY. Auetioneer.
The Portland daily press., 1867-09-02
From California.

q t.-rs. SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 81.
The steamer Montana sailed to-day tor Pan
anna with vi 100000 in treasure. 4 y. r.,
The new monthly line of steamers to Homo
lulu make the first trip Sept. 9Th. y d .1.as.
The crop OF barcley this wear is considerably
below the usual average. More attention is
given to wheat for export
A sample OF pig iron from Oregon, the first
made on the Pacific coast, is on exhibition in
this city. ~ - ts8fk ~ bgr
Advices from the Sandwich Islands of the
Sd inst state that the King had convened the
Legislative Assembly for Sept I'd.
Great results were anticipated from the re-
ciprocity treaty with the United States The
American representatives had been entertained
with great honor.
The U. 3. steamer Lackawaua soon sails on
survey of Middlebrook Island and reef. lts
The correspondence of the Bulletin from
Arizona shows that in the single district Of
Lisboo sixteen men had been killed and
wounded and $4,000 worth of propertv taken
or destroyed by the Indians since March. The
troops are now trying all in their power to pro-
tect the settlers.
The registered voters of San Francisco num-
Der about $4,000, of whom nearly II 600 are
naturalized citizens. .
A Corn Exchange has been established in
this city, and will open on Monday next. ~
DIR. j. Letterman, formerly Medical Director
of the army of the Potomac, is one of the can
didates for Coroner of San Francisco. I3aifo.s
The receipts from the California and Nevada
mines for the past week aggregate $750000, and
from the Oregon and British Columbia mines
for the same time 1867 ,0O0
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New York Ete,us.

q =. New York, Aug. 81
Several Mexican detectives are here in
search of @. NJ. Mcdaniel and several others
who arc reported to have robbed the Mexican
s.hi Liberal government OF 100000 in gold at the
II time of the capture of Macmillan. He is said
to have been in Maximilian's interest yyo-
man who accompanied him sailed week AGO
for Europe, it is supposed with part of the
money but will be intercepted there BY cable
20 Medanich and his confederates have thus far
eyaded the vigilance of the detectives who.
81. however, are confident they yet in the city
with much of the gold.
"a Gen. Rousseau and staff sailed in the steam
er Arizona to-day for California.
ma fire at q Maiden Lane this afternoon de-
stroyed the upper portion of the building oc-
-aa cupied by Frederick j. Emmerick. manulactu-
z rer OF mathematical and philosophical instru-
ments. Loss $50 600. Insured. aa u
vne hundred and forty members of Maxi
Man body quad sailed for Europe to-day.
Iney were brought here by the French war
steamer on Thursday together with fifty or
ton in Mexico. oipio"ia r9lf7Fe
David Dudley Field sailed for Eurone + Law
to attend the Social Scientific ConotoipS ~ Rei
fast Sept 18. 49, onsress '' D '1,
The deaths in New York citv for the week - X
were about $50 1t is ofRciajy ranorteJ ~ ~
'nere Is not a case OF yellow fever in the civ
b setA .alot3a NEW YORK, Sept. 1.
with committing burglary at the reside a nos -. of
VIM. II. Brightman OF DSoyidence r. Ience OF
time ago, pfundering it Of ie.se M ~ some
3 l goods and money was arrested md 10y OF
a74 day, and taken to Providence by officer Bill
ings last evening. Wood was at one time well
known in the Eastern business circles aho
very wealthy. 1 Js.ol ae
The Portland daily press., 1867-09-02
Another 4 Enncsty PrOclamation by the
President. t. 7l-e

=. NEW IO1tk, zAug.
The Worlds fpecial says:-'I have reason to
believe that in a few days the President will
issue another important proclamation of am
nesty, supplemental to that issued on the 29th
OF May, 1865. 1t will not proclaim universal
named in that proclamation. Among the
classes excepted y the latter, but which am
assured will he included in the coming proca
nation, Will be all persons who shall have been
military OIL naval officers of the pretended
Confederate Government who ara below the
rank of Brigadier General in the army or Cap
tain in the navy; also all persons who are or
shall have pretended to be civil or diplomatic
officers or otherwise domestic or foreign lents
OF the rebel Government; lso all who have
been engaged in the army or navy in treating.
otherwise than lawfully, as prisoners of war.
persons found in the United States service as
officers, soldiers, seamen, or in other capacities.
The Portland daily press., 1867-09-02

NEW lURk, Sept. I.
A fire occurred this morning at No. ~ Will
liams street Total loss $4,000.
The Portland daily press., 1867-09-02
From Ouba.

HAVANA, Aug. q, |
via Panta Rosa Aug 81.
1t is rumored that quarrel has taken place
between Captain General Manzano and Senior
Laro, chief Of the Administration. They hold
no comm unication with each other. 1t is as
serted that Gen. Manzane will retire.
sugars quiet at Ia s IL reals for No. r.
Mexican adyices CT the 10Th inst. state that
tne country is iast approaching peaceful
The French and British ministers left the
city of Mexico ON the 9Th inst. for Vera Cruz.
accompanied by all the members of the Lega,
tions, under suitable escort. They subsequent
ly left Vera Cruz. 1sf..tfs,
Santa Anna was still imprisoned in castle
San Juan Nothing defnite is known in re-
card to his fate. .....-. -. =
The Portland daily press., 1867-09-02
Glouccstcr Fish IN nfket.

GLOUCESTER, Aug so.
Georges Codfsll-Weather bad for curing and but
fey lots in shipping order; sales at SC a G12A Mack
erel-Bay continue in very light receipt, ami prices
have advanced; quote sales OF No. at SO a
10 25 No. at S12 20 q II 80; No. at 50 20 q 75
trips sold fast as they arrive, leaving tire mar
No. at SIT a II rs; No. at S1225 a ~ 30; No. 8
81 Is q 2 70. Fresh Halibut-None in market;
Smoked do Sc 4Y lib. Oil--market more active and
prices have advanced; We quote sales at Sic " gal
The Portland daily press., 1867-09-02
New Bedford oil Market.

f fa st NEW BEDFORD, Aug. 81.
Since our report of Saturday morning last we hear
of the following saes; 1910 bbls. OF Sperm, in par
GELS, 375 of which were for export and the balance
for manufacture, at So gal; also 40 bbs. dark for
manufacture, on private terms. In Whale Oil there
have been sales OF 1900 bbls at 76c " gall and rs 10
dark Northern at 73c oil for manufacture. The
ket closes with inquiry for Sperm, and holders
arc firm at 81 lH pal.-uercurY. 80 n. .-.-.--
The Portland daily press., 1867-09-02

~ 2 SOY 5lSe ~ 40 ts HAVANA. Aug. %.
kets and the tenacity of Sugar holders ibis class of
business angushed-masters not willing TO take the
few AMI low offers now made Chartered-for Por.-
land-American barque Hattie Wheeler lin Matan-
zas) 800 hhds. Sugars at Cabaren &C 81 25; do brig
Maria Crowell, 450 hhds. Moasses, direct ut 81 rs P
11U gals, g to &C. For Baltimore--American harque
st Andrew, 1900 boxes at 81 rs. For Boston-Amer-
lean brig Maine Law, 1000 boxes at IL 80.
The Portland daily press., 1867-09-02

A FIRST rate Cook wi LIND a good and pleasant
81 situation by applying Immediately at No. II
State Street August %, 1867. -tsi'f-
AugZS dtf rglll.us