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The Portland daily press., 1868-12-14

The NEW BRITISH MINISTRY AND AmER1-
cA.-The Euglish Liberals are hardly "red
hot" especially when they are in power. MIR.
Gladstone, the new prime minister, is never a
Radical, and when his party are in office there
is usually at least fifty per cent. discount on
the very moderate degree OF his ordinary lib.
eraism. The appointment to subordinate
PLACES in his cabinet Of men who ere only half
hearted in their progressive ideas confirms this
statement in striking manner. Il would
naturally be expected that America would be
largely the gamer by the outgoing of the To.
les and the advent 1.-THE Wings. But Lord
Clarendon, who was Russ lis Foreign Minis
ter during the war, is not likely to offer great
er facilities fol the settlement of the Alabama
claims, upon the renewed assumption Of the
duties Of that Office than the Tory Lord STAN
~. Besides Clarendon, there are in Glad
stones new Cabinet Mr.. Lowe as Chancellor of
the Exchequer and the NJ lrquis of Harrington
as Postmaster General Both Of these gentle
men have distinguished themselves as enemies
Of this country. The latter attended ball in
Now Yo'k during the war and wore a rebel
b tdge in his button hole. This is the same
man that Mr. Lincoln persisted in calling "Mr.
Partingtop."
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MARRIED..

,o Al augus,a, De- 10. Di. Thos. A. Foster OF PORT
iaIn anu Miss Sarah Z. milliken. OF Wpstbrook
,,d south Paris, Nov. &c. Joseph r bay and Geor-
and Mis- da +. Or W ey OF Saco
Jennie urr er. $40 '''N
In Elliott. Nov. %, Leander Brooks and Annie I
Guptil A'i'e ''
Near Mat DON. Ill Zee. 2, Charles I,ennett ESQ
an MISS sue W. Cieayes to merly OF BridQt N. Ne
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THE Argus has just got hold of silly story
about Mrs. Stowe, to the effect that her expe-
rience in the South has led her to change her
views on the subject of the NJ gro The story
alleges thai she is so intensely DISCUS ed with
tue whole race thatshe will not upon any con-
suefa'on permit one anywhere about her
premises. This fabrication was exp,sed long
ago. Mrs. Stowe has been can't; mod in ber
well known opinions by her assoc,atons with
ne esumsn !. the Argus will print lies, let
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-14

CURTIS LEcrURE.-ln the hurried report O
Mr.. Cnrtis' lecture on Friday night We were
made to say, by slip OF the pencil, in speak
ing of Sir Robert Wapole, that the corruption
introduced into English politics by him wa,
well for the ring of Charles l." We meant IF
say, and should have said, George L.
Charles 1. was beheaded in 1919, and Sir. Rob
ert Walpole was born in 1876. He it was who
claimed "that every man had his price. , doc
trlne which spread to such an alarming ex
tent that its terrible effect upon political NOR
ality were only too apparent in the times O
George Ill
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supre me judicial Cour,

OCTOBER TERM.-TAPLEY. j.. PRESIDING
sAIU' DAy.--1n The case OF Fenno VS. Waterman
gwen 10 the jury Friday, they came In and returned
y verdict tor plaintiff for the sum of S75.
w. 1homas, Jr. Howard & Cleaves.
angela M. Smith, reti Toner f,r divorce. VS. Charles
=. NV rec decreea; cause, extreme cruelty.
h.,,,. :. feaenaen rar ltseiiant. Swasey f5f Il.
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-14

DEERING HALL..-Martinl Charinski. the
great wire-walker, together with Prot Ash ey,
the magician, give short season of their mag
zeal and ventriloqual performances at Deeripg
Hall, beginning this even ng. A valuable
Album will be presented to every one in the
hall on the opening NIGHT.
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-14

Holiday srcseni-Lades and gentlemen.
young IN old DESTROYS OF having the r hair anti
lier'r etc the tDair at me-. Read Cbeya.
ier,s & lies on the Hair. Free to al given away
al The ID uS Stores, or sent b. mail rec TINS hook
snou ne read every person Il teaches TO cul
yatea1d have beau heir and festor, yta, hair 10
soriginal .ior, stop us falling Tut, mi We oil mi
taioh OF aaaarnf from tue scalp, thus keeping the
mar Deausitni u the latest perio OF lite -
SARAH A. CAEyALIER, NJ. D.,
'c'SS"ae<s ii23 Broadway, ny.
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PORTLAND TYPOGRAPHICAL UNIoN.-At a
meetiI of the Portland typographical Union
No. Is, held Saturday evening, the following
officers were unanimously elected for the en-
suing year:
President Alfred N. Kimbal,
y. Wee Presidents Charles G. Douglass, Mel
according Secretary VIM. Fl. Cushing.
Corresponding Secretary -Chares Fl Ford
Treasurer-Isaac Cobb.
:, Executive Commttee-r:harles w. Bean.
Stuart A. Strout James Donahue.
Sereeant-at-Arms-Henr T. Perry.
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- 49, =
Portland and Vicinity
New Advertisements this, Day.
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN,
New COnundrnm-Falmouth Bazaar.

SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN. -
New COnundrnm-Falmouth Bazaar.
Special Meeting, P. M. B.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Soc able-Pest No. 2, @. AR
Deering Hall-Martini Chiri>k'.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Crockery Ware-Woodman & Whitney.
For aiiax, N. S., Steamer Carotta.
Vesseis Tor Sale--Ge rye steele.
Magne lie Lnimeut-B. Stroeter
Commercial Dining Roops-Mr. Net,les.
Miscellaneous Ad 'ertisements-Falm nth Bazaa
Notice-Fred'k Der schv
Annual Meeting Nation al Traders Bank.
Admin trator's N rice-Aug. + Monlton
Pulmonary Tr ches-GeO. G. Goodwin g. Co,
Watches. Clocks, & f. Hill
Tenementt TO Let-Dr. Chas y hunt,
1nsuran Agency emoval-N E. D ,erin1.
Aunu ! Nee ing Cumberlani ,tionai Bank,
Third Army Corps Union-E. L. yelling.
Removal-Swan q Barr tt.
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a., Dpeafs to be some foundation for
~ 49, .nat Caleb Cushing has gone
aSo.a - , n.0',Te with Spain for the pur-
snase Oh ou'"'- MT Stewards real estate ma
m ~, Is only ageravated by his failure IN the St
Thomas and Bay of samana enterprises ~;
he is no doubt anxious to have the area of 90
national territory still further enlarged under
his auspices.
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-14

The Connecticut papers complain that the
new session of Congress on The 4th of March
deprives that State of representation in the
mouse OF Representatives, since the election
los members of Congress does not take place
on Aprii' Ii the March session Of Congress,
winch took its rise in an extraordinary emer.
konoY' IL not abolished the time for the e,ac.
tioh WIZ prob bly be changed.
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-14

DEc7aBER TERM-aoDoARD, j., PRESIDING.
sArURDAY.-The case of Swasey ct ux vs.. Stan.
wood was concluded. 1t was argued by Mr.. A. A.
Str ut far defendant and-L. D. M Sweat for plain
tffs Thejury returned verdict for plaintiffs, as
ssessing the images at $130s.
ID. Sweat Shepley & Strout.
The jurors were dismissed from any further at
tendance, and the Court procee lea to call the new
docket. After pr'cee ling as tar as No, 25O, Court
adjourned to o'clock Monday morning.
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-14

TEMPERANCE MEEGING. Hon. Woodbury.
Davis, Hon. W. 81. Vinton, Rev. A. w. Pottle
and Others will address the citizens of Port
land u ION the subject of temperance, at the
Pine street NJ. E. Church, this evening, at 712
O'Clock. Let there be a full attendance to hear
these earnest champions of the temperance re
form,
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-14

DR.. CARPENTER, the Oeulist and Aurist. is
still IN active prac Ice at the U. s. Hotel. Per-
sons az distance are reminded that DR. C.
does not prescribe by lei ter (guess work. but is
Of the opinion that in all cases personal con-
'ultatson is required to prescribe unders tq,,d.
ingly. DR.. c. can be consulted free a few weeks
longer upon Cata-rh, Asthma, Bronchitis and
all diseases of the Eve, Ear, Throat a nd Lungs.
See permanent cures of Portland citizens in
another column. Hundreds of others in Port
land and other towns in Maine eau be referred
to
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-14

DR. BENNETT room % U. S. Hotel. is curing
all manner OF disease withou, medicine. All
persons DESTROYS OF consulting him should lose
no time in doing so, as he may not remain after
the present month
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-14

V" The Carriers OF the "PREss " are not allowed
to sell papers sngly or by the week. under any cir
cumstances Persons who are, or have been. receiv-
Ing the "PREss" in This manner, will confer fav-
or by leaving word at this Office
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-14

IAE event OF the year which appears to have
gwen the Democrats the most satisfaction is
inc burning of Fort lafayette in New York
aaroor involving the government in loss II
m any thousand dollars. But these fellows
must be pardoned, for large number of the
most reliable members of that party were
temporari y detained during the war in this
American Bastile"
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-14

LIE concord States nan predicts that tho
Republicans of New Hampshire will sa,oa.
Hon. Ou.low Slearns Of Co,cora eI 'e,ec'
candidate for Governor at the stot, Co.- eiA
uon to be held on The 7tb inst, and it is also
confident that he will be selected bv scc,amo,
lion. Other papers, however, are not so San.
soine of stearns' being able TO walk owe,
the course" s~..
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-14

- This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world
The only tt lie and perfect Dye-Harm less Reliahle
tints. Remedies the III effects ~ Bad DYES Inv;as
CRATES and leaves the hair soft and beautiful tc.ar
oro,cn. Sold by all Druggists and Pertumers: md
street, New York. iant4ssdtU
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-14

l. A. II A. An adjourned monthly meeting
OF the Irish Am erican Relief Association will
be held at their hall this Monday evening, Dec.
IA, 1862 A punolual att ,ndance is requested
Per order,
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-14

SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-Tbe lot of land on
the corner of Franklin and Fore streets, known
as the"Baker lot," containing about 1900 ouare
feet, was sold at auction Saturday. Charlas
Baker, E q, was the purchaser at S725
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-14

SUITS AGAINST THE CITY In the month Of
October last Mr.. Henry Baker and his wife.
while riding along Cumberland street, at the
corner of Smith street, were thrown from their
vehicle IN consequence of its coming in con.
tact with pile of stones and earth which had
been thrown up by the employees of the water
company They have brought suits against
the city-Mr. Baker for $4,000 and Mrs. Baker
lot S4ooO Ito Compensate them for the injuries
theS lege they sustained by the accident.
Inc wrlts are returnable TO the January term
OF the Supreme Judicial Court.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


SuhSu ANT to lcer Sc from the Jndee OF Pro-
l. pa ior the County of Cumberland, shall offer
az priy t SAFE at my ofic and aver Saturday
Which ,'erem1a' SWEET died seized AMI nossesse,I.
consi tag OF house and t. with ONT hn,lSings IL
a t on the easery side OF Washington Street, in
Portland n.o . 100, WV. E: MORRIS, Admir-.
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-14

SUIT FOR TREsPAss.-Ths stock of the New
England Express Company, that was sold at a
sberiff's sale on Friday last, was claimed to ha
owned by s. NJ. Sargent and others, of Lowell
Mass. They have sued the sheriff and laid tto
damages at $4,000.
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-14

POLICE OFFIcE.-Three persons were in the
l'cknp Saturday night for drunkenness, and
four persons applied for lodgings
Sunday was very quiet day. Not person
was brought in during the day.
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-14
E SA Halls
VEG ETABlE SlClLlAN
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r ENEWER.
ITS ETC ECT is
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Nj r. A q U L OF .
1t Is erfect and wonderful article Cures bald.
ness. Makes hair grow better dressing than
any oil or po matum. So'tens brash, ary and wiry
hair into beautiful Silken Tresses. But above ali
the great wonder Is the rapidity with which 1t re-
Stores u ray Hair TO ITS original color.
Inc whiiest and worst looking Lair resumes ITS
youthful beauty by its II does not dive the hair
put strikes at the root and fills it with new life and
col0ring matter.
~ The fr:t application will do good you will see the
Natural Color returning every day, and
Before You Know IL,
the DID, gray discoorel appearance OF the hair will
tiIul l)cks. ~" 'ea"-
article Is at all like 1t in effect.
g., See that each bottie has private Government
Stamp over The top OF the bottle ALL oTmrRs
ARE mutations.
Price Si.Oo. FIR sale by all druggists
II, z. HALL d CO., Nashua, N. II. Propretors.
no 21eoiSe
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JOHN j. SHEAHAN, Secretary

THIRD ARMY Corps UNIoN-The members
OF this organization meet at Delmonico's, in
New York, on the 23d of this mouth, and it is
expected that the hardy veterans who fought
under Krarney, Heintzleman, Sickles, Birney,
Berry, Hooker, and a score of otaer illustrious
commanders, will make savage work among
the viands of Mons. Delmonco. This is the
Oldest military society of the war, having been
formed in the field, and being still in most
furnishing condition. Several of our Maine
officers are members.
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-14

| (HLAEG-IHLANG-TH Nsw AND CHOICE
PEkt UMEt to be had h-
| FALMOUTH BAZAAR.
| l1S Madle st.
| pARsPA ROSA USES IT! WHAT p WHEY.
L Love Among the Roses hat egant periuzae
| 10 be had at the
FALMOUTH BAZAAR,
lie Middle St.
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Essay for Young Men.

nN the Errors and Abuses inai t,o yontt .,a
~ Early hanh 'od, with the humane view "f rraatI
mant and cure, sent b, mail tree OF charge Ad,rss
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box p, P6iiadelnbis
"a. sep22d& w3mRN
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
a TT Il ~ ITO ~ !
u M d

SPECIAL MEETiN NC of the PORTLAND Me-
CHAN BLUES will lie held at the ATmory. Ills
mS day ncmt"x. sbec NIB r IA b, at u
O'CLOCK. A iuli attendance ~ REQUESTED
GE 9. w. PARKER
captain Command ng Company b.
Oficial.-F. r. II Rails, Anjutant,
December IA. d1tsN
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snnrrior sam.i.

At noon no cases being ready, thejurors were dis.
missed iar the term, and the geuft adjourned to
Monday at ernoon.
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-14

L
About years ago, a tToub mmense1 in my
right shoulder which fin | Y drewmy he ovsz, ur-
tlit lay on my hack between my shoulders. II be-
came fixed in this postnre, but bad lit eonhol
which nearly took my lie. IL was with
| great difficulty that | could swallow, on
account of my tend being drawn over In
the best phi sicians In this section, but they e me
no good, AMI NV complaint continued grow worse.
went 10 the hospital in Bost In 1856 where re-
NAMED ten months without deriving anv benefit; in
| fact grew worse, and finally returned home. ON
| the 9th of April, 1851. l commenced the OF DIR
Streeter's "Magnetc Lirin ent," and in very Few
d Us could use NV heal some: my back BEGIN
to straighten, aud the spasns ENTIRELY left me -
continued using the Linlms MT and gradually re-
covering. until nov, being FULLY restored to my ma
| back and limbs, I eel that .'Richard Is himself
again" My.recoveryis regarded by all that know the
i.cts, as all but miracle mi for that am nebted,
that only This statement is male freely and OF nv
own accord IN pes II may prove benefit to others
'T Risrs O a Mas March 20 PELEG SIMMONS
We, tine uhuersigne nsighbors OF said PeIeg Sim
mons celIiy tnat the foregoing is true statement
Of ,aSt 1t gi"es but faint idea OF his real
EZRA FULLER,
PUAH PHI ~ n,
STEPHEN BRADFORD,
10 butj"stce to state that the cure OF the said
Peles Simmons, he Town OF King ton, at It's lat
dred Dollars b. SrREETER
March 20. 1861.
who viii investigate the above statement, II not
found to be as above reprensenied
@. KILLBRITH & CO, Manufacturers, South
Hanson Mass
Western Office C. A. TYLER Pennington. Ill.
Wholesale Agen 5, Howe & French, and NJ s.
Burr & 90, Drugsls $, Bo ton, Mass. W. F. Phi.
For sale BY dealers generally. Price 20 and 50 cts.
Sept 2-w3m -, -.
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y undreary's New Conundrun
dc1s l1tsN

LORD DrNDREARY--Why i kimmeps Ihiang-
Ihlang liz the Bell of saratoga? d., Won o. W. Il
Because 1t is the sweetest tiin in the world.
You can find this ch ,rming Perfume at the
FALMOUTH B4ZARH
dc1s IltsN liz m;5uaS.
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-14
OCEAN srEAMERs.-steamshin DINA

OCEAN STEAMERS Damascus
OF the Montreal Ocean Steamship liue, Can't.
Ifocks' sailed from this port for Liverpool at
O'CLOCK Saturday evening, with Eve cabin and
20 steerage passengers and a full cargo.
Steamship Peruvian. of this line, Giant BAL.
lantine, will sail from this port for Liverpool
next Saturday.
Steam hip HISTORIAN, Capt Dutton, which
sailed from Liverpool on the 81 instant for this
port is due to-day
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-14

~DoA a. Ahh OAfE- GSIcTudy was u
lovely day over at the Cape, and such a one as
we may not hope to see many more of this
season. Hardly breath OF air stirred the
leafess branches of the trees, the ocean spread
out its vast expanse as far as the eye could
reach, uGti the deep blue melted, almost i'm.
perceptibly, Into the lighter shades of the skies.
AS you stood upon the huge cliffs that skirt
the shore, the great breakers laz.ly rolled in
with hoarse sigh as if, tired with their weeks
labor, they had at last found haven of tran
quitrest Here and there, dotting the waves,
could be seen the white sails of some passing
vessel, like some huge bird that had paused in
its onward flight, to repose for moment be-
tore continuing the long journey, which would
soon bear 1T far away from our bleak coast and
cutting winter blasts to the warm sun and
spice-laden groves of the tropics. Or perchance
it as ship, freighted with all that was dear.
est to some pale sad eyed watcher, whose life
had been series of cares and disappointments,
and who now stood at the window of the hum
BILE dwelling overlooking the harbor, waiting
ahxiously for the signal to be raised by the sig
mailman from the summit of the lofty tower
which is to resign her ouce more to the "stings
anu arrows OF al existence from winch oil the
rose leaves have witherel.
Behind, and on either side of you nestled the
white iarn-hou.es in the valleys and on the
sides OF the hills, while, just little to your
rig the winding course of little brook,
from far inland down to the sea, could easily
be traced as it shone In the sunlight 10 its win
ter Dress like thread of 81 yer. Not far off
the gentle kline browsed among the dry stubble
as if they hoped departed autumn had left
some few sheaves FROM her abundant harvest:
the smoke from the chimney assembled in a
light wreath betokening the preparation for
the nooa-day meal, while the universal still
ness, broken only by the sough OF the waves.
seemed the most fitting worship and the most
perfect observance of the divine command
the seventh day is the Lord thy Gods; in it
thou shalt not do any work, thou, nor thy son,
nor thy daughter, nor thy man servant, nor thy
maid servant, nor thy cattle, nor the stranger
that is within thy gates"
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-14

PERSONAL. John II. Rice, Collector Of Port
.. Bangor, was in town on Saturday, stopping
at the st. Julian Hotel p -
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-14
MAXIM Il N EWS
PORT Of PORTLAND.
Saturday. December 1e,


Saturday. December 12,
skklNED.
STEAMER lirigo, johnson New York
Pr i,Ia1 lie Rose Griffin Harps veil
Sch Alice Fox Adams, 1angier sound,
sen Benz keeo Reed, P6ilapeiphia. ...
Sch TahmiIoo Cole South AmDoy.
Sch Abner TAYLOR GuIif.r New York
Sch tie W Pierce Prout, New York
Sch Amazon. Lambert Boston
Sch boston, urifhn, Boston
CLEARED,
Steamship Damascus, (Brl Trocks. Liyerpoo' =
& A Allan
Barque Alonzo,tBr Duncan. Buenos Ayres-Robi
Hoiyoke. and & : Spring
John Porteous
sen Ethan Allen. Bllse. Savannah Berlin NiIlI
20. and ID unison & Pierce -
scn Adams, (BrI Pitt st john. NIB.
SAiLED-6 Pm. steam ship d M cus.
Sunday. December IS.
ARRIVED
Steamer Carlotta, Ioiuy Ialifax No
Sch Wary Eliza, Whey, Elzabetbnori'
SAILED-Barqne Phenix br'es Areror, ,uud
h rse, Marion, Bickmore, and f orr Herp'cI1 IL
Old Chad. LAZY Ellen, Louisa Smith. al sens scns
fifty coasters bound West. ~A' a'ou'
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-14
MEMORANDA.

Ship Bazaar, Jelers0n at New York from Hayre,
was 81 dayst Westward of the Bank, with heavy
NV gales: lost and split sails, and ON the 7th inst
lost an anchor and chain OFT Kockaway beach, in a
North East gale.
s b Leader. Gem from NYork, was ioiced ashore
by the ice at Newburyport the l1th siraning her
SO Diii that she sprung aeak and somewhat dam
ing and brought up to the wharf
Barque Dency, from Rondout Tor Boston, stiIl re-
mans ashore on the West Chop, Vineyard Sound,
and will have t. discharg part OF cargo
Sch A g Austin, from Georgetown, nc, Tor Boston,
VIII oh went ashore on komer sboal during the gale
OF the sth inst. will he total wreck. She has been
stripped OF saf's, riyging. &c.
Ship Golden Rule. Capt Hqli, on the passage r on,
Liverpool paged Ter manmast 20 bad. when of
Cape Horn, that sail could not be carried on It,
stead OF putting into port ior repairs, APP
Hall sp'intered and wedged up the Tast with some
spare spais and comp etel the passage TO San ran
e!s in Europe have presented to Capt Hall purse
Of S50J.
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-14

The REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF WAR.
"A few points in the report of Gen. Schofield
not heretofore noticed are of interest sad
story OF the terrible destruction OF lie by re-
bellion is told in the simple statement of the
number soldiers remains" collected in the
national cemeteries, and the cost thereof.
There were three huod ed and sixteen thou
sand two hundred add thirty three remains
gathered into theis final earthly resting places
of whom one hundred and seventy five thou
saEd seven hundred and sixty four were iden-
titled.
At ention is invited to the fact that while
in the war of 1872 the defalcations and exnen-
ses amounted to over seven per cent. on the
amount disbursed, during the rebellion the
ceialcations and expenses amounted to less
than three Jo'srthS Of one per cent. on the
am ,unt dsbursed.
Ioe total disbursements fey reconstruction.
purposes have been about two aud a quarter
millions of dollars-some ten millions less
than our Democratic friends were wont to al.
lege during the recent Presidential campaign.
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-14

THE NEXT SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY.
IL Is not often safe to rely upon Democratic
papers for information, but the following from
the New York Herald's Washington cores.
pondent is possibly not far from the mark:
IL Is now well understood in well-informed
circles that Hon. f. B. Washburne of Illinois
Is to De Secretary Of the Treasury in General
uraots cabinet This is the only cabinet ap-
pointment decided upon, but upon tbs Won
may rely The fact that this decision was ar
rived at was passed around among the guests
at MARSHALL o Roberts the Other evening in
your CITY, and felegraphed to Washington to-
gay IN the most authoritative manner Grant
speaks to hun about IT, that Washbnrne is a
tHo'ou9hly horest man. 1t is this belief on
ms part, together with his personal Indebted.
ness to Washburne, which has induced Grant
to come to this decision, ~ '""s
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-14

E~First page To-dqa- Care OF Stock Buls;
Exhibition of Potatoes; Politics in. Virginia.
Newspaper changes; A Talk with Gen. Grant;
Religious Intelligence
Fourth Pdge-Af,er Election, by john e.
VIII ttier; Behavior OF Our Paid Choif' lie
ORR rin of Porcelain