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TENNESSEE.
THE POLITICAL TROUl
PICKPoCKETs HUNG.

MEMPHIS, Dec. 22.-Gens. BabcOck and Por-
ter, of Gen. Grants staff, left for Arkansas
this afternoon to investigate the recent militia
troubles.
PICKPOCKETs HUNG.
Last night, at Carroll station, on the Mobile
& Ohio Railroad, near Humboldt, two pick
pockets, who had been infesting that road, were
caught in the act of picking pocket and were
taken by the passengers and citizens of the
station and hung to a tree.
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MEMOIR NDA

Sch Revolution, Alley, at Beverly from Calais, re-
p)rt having been ashore Machias and lost part
ct deck load, and had to discharge tor repa rs.
Sch Geo II Mills. Mills, at New York from Will
mington, reports. heavy weather the passage.
Dec 16, took heavy westerly gale, and carried away
main boom, and the mate, George Newton, got badly
injured about the head.
Brig Antelope Rumbal at New York from Mala-
ga, was 80 days North oil Bermuda with strong wes-
tery gales, during which lost and split Sails started
forward house, &c,
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Cumberland National Bank

FNHE Annual Meeting of the Stockholders in the
i Cumberland National Bank Of PSttland VIII be
dev OF I I1 1860 at o'clock NJ Tor the cleo
lion Of Direciors AMI the transaction of any other
hus;nesa that may then come before them.
SAM'L SMALL. Cashier.
portland, Dec ~, 1868. dc1idtd
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HAVANA, Dec. 19.-Freights-The market is quiet
Sugar " box to Southern American ports, SOC a
81 90; " hhd Sugar to Southern ports 81 rs q 80;
" hid. to Northern ports SO 90 q 80.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
How tO-Get Patents.

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Specifications, Drawings, caveats; assignments pre-
pared; rejected claims prosecuted. Also, interior
ences, extension of patents, and appeals. Patents
taken out in all European countries. Illustrated
pamphlets, ITO pages, sent free Address MUM &
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LAUNCHED-At Addison recently, a schr of 175
tons, named Henry, to be commanded by Capt Il c
Merit She is owned by the Messrs Nash and the
captain The same parties are getting out frames tor
two more vessels to be built next season.
l., A Knowles is getting the frame for barque of
45) TONS to be put up at Addison next season. Thos
Look has on the stocks partly done and will put
up another next season.
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To The Electors Of The City Of Portland
NOTICE is hereby given that IN pursuance OF
1Nwarrants from the Mayor and Aldermen OF the
City of Portland the inhabitants OF SAID CITY, quar-
fed according to law, will meet in their respective
Ward Rooms, on Monday the twenty-eighth day OF
December instant, at ten O'Clock in the forenoon
RESENTATIVE in the Legislature of this sta re, TO
fill the vacancy occasioned by the decease oil Newell
A. FOSTER.
The polls on such day of election, TO remain open
until four O'Clock in the afternoon, when they SHAH
be closed.
The Aldermen ofsaid city will be in opensessoI at
the Ward Room in City Building, entrance on Myrtle
street, from nine O'Clock in the forenoon to one
o'clock in the afternoon each OF the three secular
days next preceding such day of election, and from
three O'Clock to five O'Clock the afternoon on the
last OF said three secular days. for the purpose OF re-
ceivng evidence of the qualification of voters whose
names have not been entered the Lists of qualhed
Voters in and for the several Wards and tor correct
ing said Lists.
M HEATH, City Clerk
Portland, Dec. Is, 1868. dc19 I'd
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For Sale !

The Schooner ANNA NJ. NASH, OF
ILL Boothbay, Me-, l25 tons, carpenters
MLh measurement, in good condition well
LNkAkA found in sails, rigging, anchors and
49, chains. Is an extra built vessel, and
carries weH in proportion to her tonnage; our years
old and is good saier. Sold to close concern.
NfCKERSoN.p Ferry & TEACHER.
October 10 1853 dtf
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Canal National Bank

THE Annual Meeting of the Stockholders or"The
l. Canal National Bank OF Portland" for the cleo
ton OF Seven Directors, and for the transaction Of
any other business that may legally come before
them, will be held at their Baking House on
Tuesday the twelfth day OF January, 1869, at eleven
o'clock A. M.
B. c. SoMERBY, Cashier.
Dec 10 fsJfd
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A Il the reouest OF many of our friends, we shall
N keen onT store open evenings until after the
HOLIDAYS and shall pay PARTICULAR attention 10 the
retail trade. BALLET q NohES.
naa -IW
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CascO National Bank,

THE Annual Meeting OF the Stockholders in ''The
L Casco National Bank OF Portland" Will be held
at their Banking House. ON Tuesday, the 18th day
OF January, 1862 at 10 O'Clock NJ for the election
Of Directors and for the transaction OF such other
business as may legally come before them.
T.. p. GERRISH, Cashier.
Dec -, 1868. did
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Maine Savings Bank.

HAS removed to the lower Room corner of Mid
Idle and Plum SITS, under the st Julian Hotel.
NATH'L f. DEERlNG, Treasurer.
Dec II. 1863 n3w
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NE w YORK.
DISTRESS AMONG THE POOR.

BUFFALO, Dec. 22.-Great distress exists
among canal drivers and poor persons tempo
rarily stopping in this city. The Police Justice
the work house at their own solicitation.
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ALL KINDS OF BOOK AND JOB PRINTING
"A neatly and eheaply done at this office. -
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CASH CAPITAL $1,OOO,OOO.
PAID IN FULL.
BRANCH OFFICE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING,
PHILADELPHIA.


Where the general business of the Company trans
acted, and to which all general correspondence
should be addressed.
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For Sale,

~ FRESH BUTTER. 20 CENTS PER POUND.
The Greatest Invention OF the Age, Butter made in
from three to five minutes by the use of our INFAL
LIBLE BUTTER POWDER, at a cost OF 20 cents a
pound. Simple in operation, harmless in use. Two
milk sufficient Powder to make so pounds OF butter
sent tree receipt OF price 81. Agents wanted In
| every Town and County, to introduce this wonder
tul economizer.
GOSHEN BUTTER CO., 1O2 Nassau ST., N. Y.
dec 22-tl2w
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NEW .YoRK, Nov. l2-l p. m.-Cotton I'm.
changed In every respect. Sugar unchanged
In every respect. Flour quiet and steady,
southern unchsnged. Wheat steady demand
tll649iT. Oats quiet and steady 7l@7lL
Rye dull and nominali si3o@l35 Pork ad.
vanced; demand fair; t29. Gold 1897,
BALTIMORE, November ll.-BREADsrUFPs-
The market continues heavy, with more SELL
ers than buyers, and prices are less firmly
at IS; Western extra at s0j do. at 1880 New
York State sprisg extra at I'll and rye -four at
$725. =.
RhSGi-The market continues very
heavy, and prices have downward tendency.
4 t:w fancy lots OF choice Virginia brought
sass, but the bulk OF the sales were at very low
figures. Sales as reported were as follows:
White at t2.20; Red-ehoice Virginia Valley
at a. IS; choice Maryland at q. rs; prime Mary.
land at s2.loj good to prime at i.o582; good
at ti.9o; fair at slsS; common at si.7oGl75j In.
Corn.-Market quiet at about yesterdays
rates. Sales: White-2c0 bushels old at 81 OF
al 0s; go new at 90 cents; ,220 at Sj6sI cents;
200 at 1880 cents. Yellow-loo bushels new
oats.-heceipts, l,oo7 bus; The market dull,
at yesterdays prices. Sales: 900 bus. at II
cts 100 at 70 cts; 800 ct s. ctsj 500 at o. cts.
400 at 50 cts.
Rye.-No receipts reported, but we note =
sale OF COO bushels prime at u, 81.
to the absence Of stock. Bacon is in good job
btng demand, but prices are not quite so
strong. We quote as follows: Shoulders, l3II
Gl3A centsj lib sides, l7I5 centsj clear ribs,
NJ cents. Hams nominal at l69lo cents.
Bulk meats are steady, and offerings light:
Is cents. Mess pork Is quiet at $3.50. Lard
Is dull at lTlIfQlS cents,
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Interesting News from the New Do.
minion.


HALIFAX, Nov. 12.-Hou. J. HOwss letter
continues to excite much attention. Toe
Executive Council held q meeting TO c,nsider
the letter to-day and published ths minutes
Of the Council, oon,radictins som, of Hasss
statement.
1t Is admitted that Howell at the repe Il
convention, suggested, as ono mole Of getting
free from Canadian confederation, that the
members Of both Psrli inents shoull d,olaro
their Independence and head an in,urre,
tionary movement, but tho proposal was SO
absurd that 1t only provoked q general smile.
They deny that Howe proposed that the
Executive Councils should toadsr their resg.
nations, and inform General Doyle that thoy
could not held Offices uudsr hin while no held
Q commission from Lord Moncks, and not
from the Queen
Tho prop osition that the members of the
Nova Scotia Legislature and the Dominion
Parliament should appeal to the country and
pile the majority, could not DO misrsprescntsd
In England. Had such advice been given II
must anIiously have engaged the attention of
the Government.
They protest against the aspsrsions on
their cirnestness aad patriotism. All declare
they will not yield to Howe 10 tho determine.
tion to maintain their honor and integrity un.
furnished.
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Several months after the close Of the war, q
tin box was given to General Spinner, Treas.
uror Of the United States, by Mr.. Stanton,
thon Secretary of War, for safe keeping. The
box was said to contain about $50. 900 10
gold, and Mr.. Spinner carefully locked II away
In the vaults Of the Treasury. A claim was
set up for the said box by banking institu.
ton, and an attorney employed to obtain II.
II was decided In Cabinet m Getting that the
Secretary Of War must receive the box for
M Spinner. Ga Wednesday. General ssho.
Geld detailed General Hardee, Of his stat, to
accompany the bank attorney and have the
contents Of the box examined.
They found that the rules ofths Treasury De.
partment required q law officer Of the Unite
States To DO witness, and Assistant District
Attorney Wilson was sent for Gen. Spinner
then summoned several Of his oon1dential
clerks as additional witnesses, and the whole
party, headed by the hopeful and Triumphant
attorney, went TO the vaults The boz was
brought out from Q dusty corner for inspee.
tion. II was locked aud sealed, but there
was no key. Aftor some delay . locksmith
was secured and the box was opened and found
to contain an old calico dress and q woman's
shawl and watsr. proof cloak, labelled as fol.
lows: Taken from the person Of Jefferson
Davis at the timo Of his capture BY Colonel
Pitohard, Of the U. s. Az Gen. Hardee at
once departed for the War Department. The
attorney has gone to Now York, and tho joke
10 being hugely enjoyed hereabouts.
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New Publications.

"CAMEos OF ENGLISH HIsToRY,n by the Au-
thor OF the Heir OF Radcliffe" Published by
d. Appleton & Co., New York. For sale by
French Il Richardson, No. $751; Pennsylvania
avenue. Notice hereafter.l
"THK AIRS OF WEITISo, READING Ann
SPEAKING" by Edward W. Cox, reprinted
from the London edition. Published by q. W.
Carleton, New York. For sale by Philip &
Solomons. Notice heresfterl
"THE HUMAN INTELLECT" with an intro
duction upon psychology and the soul, by
Noah Porter, d. d. Published by Charles
Seribner Il Co., New York. For sale by wm.
Ballantync, $40 Seventh street. Notice here
after.l
"DoMBEY Il Son." OLD CURIOSITY SnoP,"
and "HARD TINES" by Charles Dickens. New
York; ID. Appleton & Co. This forms volume
Q of the handsome illustrated edition OF Dick
EMS works, published by the Appletons For
sale by French & Richardson, 33i Pennsylya'
MIA avenue.
"FRANK MILDMAY, OR THE NAVAL OTBi-
GER" by Captain Marryatt New York; D..
Appleton Il 90. This Ia one OF the handsomely
printed series OF the Marryatt novels, now be-
ing issued by Appleton Co. For sale by
French Il Richardson, 33I Pennsylvania ave-
nue..
"QugNTIS OUTWARD" A romance. BY
Sir Walter Scott, Bart. Published In cheap
form by d. Appleton Co., New York. For
sale by French Il Richardson, 33i Pennsylva
MIA avenue.
"LIPg or MARX NJ. tBRIcRl PoNERoY," by
Mrs. Mary L. Tucker, with q steel portrait.
q. W. Carleton, publishers, New York. For
sale by Philip SolomoDs, (NotIce hereAfteT.l
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No SUCCESSOR TO GEN. HooKER.-It
is understood that the President now de-
clines to nominate an officer for promo
ton to the vacancy left by Brigadier
General Hooker on his retirement The
only reason for his failure to nominate
is the certainty that Congress at its next
session, will make considerable reduc-
ton in the army, and as the President
favors the proposed reduction it is more
than probable that the vacancy will not
be filled.
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ALBANY, Nov. l2.-An unsuccessful at.
tempt was made to rob the National D ink Of
cableskill, schOrario county, last night.
The burglar entered the bank through the
font door about II o'clock, and were dis
covered from the light Of their dark lantern
The cashierentered while they wsre operating
on the vault, when they made a hasty ext,
through the side window The cashier fred
at the last man without effect. There were
four in the party. They loft a full set Of
tools behind.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-13

PARDoSED.-Yesterday, the President
pardoned Benjamin +. Dixie, who was
convicted in the United States court for
the Southern district Of New York, at
the October term, 1867, and sentenced
to ten years imprisonment, for embez-
cling from the Post Office Department.
The pardon was recommended by Mayor
Hoffman, Congressman Brooks, Fox,
Chanler, and Stewart, and by nine Of the
jurors, who pronounced him guilty.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-13

SERVED HIN RIGHr.-Thero is no
doubt that Mr.. seymour's oft-repeated
attempts to stir up prejudices against
New England operated greatly to his
disadvantage in the six New England
States. The intelligent voters of those
States refused to elevate to the Presi.
dency man who had made them the
special subject Of attack,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-13

SPEAKER CoLFAx AND Hon B. F. WADE
were the guests Of Hon. Simon Came
ron, at Harrisburg, on Wednesday after.
noon last. During their stay number
of prominent citizens called upon them
and congratulated them on the recent
success in the cause Of Union and right.
During the afternoon Mr.. Colfax dis
tinctly said that both the President and
Vice President elect would observe the
rotary principle in Office, SO far as they
are personally concerned.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-13

A DEcrsrox.-Secretary Schoaeld on
Wednesday decided the case of James
r. Wells, who was tried by military
commission, in 1865, on the charge Of
being guerilla, and sentenced totwenty
years imprisonment in the Albany peni.
Tertiary. The Secretary decides that
the only redress is to be obtained before
the courts on writ Of habeas corpus;
that the War Department, having previ-
ously taken deliberate action in the case,
it cannot now go into as-,isreotigation
as to whether that action was legal or
not.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-13

To Be Observation-Disclosures Gen.
eral Randall has given instructions to
Colonel Charles Alexander, City Post
master, to have the letter carriers uni
formed The suit will be dark grey
pants and coat, and military cap. Col.
Alexander has made arrangements to
carry out the instructions.
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Notice 10 Mariners.

OFFICE LIdHT HoUsE lNsPgoTOR,
FIFTH DISTRICT, NORFOLK, Va, Nov. ,lS6s !
The Light Vessel mo. 2l) showing single
light, which was placed temporarily at "Wil-
loughby's Spit" Chesapeake Bay, has been
Withdrawn therefrom, and the station Is now
marked by vessel mo. 23) exhibiting two
lights as originally displayed at that point.
BY order Of tho Light House Board.
THos. A. DoRSIN,
MIST Connie u. s. N, l.. II. Insp'r.
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NASHVILLE, Nov IA bill passed the
s,uats on the FIRST reading to-day providing
for the sale of the Nashville and Northwestern,
Eigsfeld and Kentucky, Memphis, GAINESVILLE
ald Louisville, and Winchester and McMin.
willie railroads. The bill empowers the Comp
troller Of the Treasury and the Secretary Of
State and the commissioners to sell the said
authorised to lease the roads.
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PERsoSAI.-U. s. Marshal Murray,
Jacob Vanderpool, esq, and U. 8. Dis
trict Attorney Courtney, Of New York,
and Hon. Richard Fanchot are at Will
liards'. Hon. Frederick Stone is at Bun
ker's. Senator Edmunds, OF Vermont,
chairman of the subretrenchment COM
mittee, is at the Ebbitt House.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-13

CoMSG TO Acknowledgement by
the success Of Dickens in America, Lon
don Times Jennings, Spurgeon, Dumas,
Miss Braddon, Christian Anderson,
Charles Reade, Max Muller, Anthony
Trollope, and others are intending to
visit the United States shortly,
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From the Pacific Coast-The Election
Indian Depredations.

SAN Francisco, Nov. i2.-Johnson Demo
craft Is elected to Congress from the Northern
district by small majority.
The board Of regents have elected Gen. Nc.
Clollan president of tho University of Cali.
fornia.
Late Arizona adyicss mention numerous In.
dian outrages. Gov. Mccormick disapprovss
Of the recent massacre of Indians by tho
whites noar La Paz, and has ordered the ar.
rest Of the principal actors.
The Legislature was to convene November 3.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-13

GENERAL GRANT, it is said, will visit
New York during the present month.
The New York Times Of yesterday mott.
fics the ofiice-seekers in advance that they
must not trouble him with applications
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New ORLEANS, Nov l2-Ths vote in this
State, but With one parish incomplete, stands
Graut, 20, $751; Seymour, 3i.7i', Democratic
majority, IS, 100 The OticiAi count WillvAry
this but u little.
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New Advertisements.


RARG AIMS
Beautiful BUILDING LOTS on north side Of
North street, Eighteenth street. and Nineteenth
street, near Conpeeticut Avenue Railroad, where
property Is rapidly increasing In value. Terms
only SO cash. BALANCE in small monthly pay
""""'' STARR MkTCALf,
N. Il. GOI. NE" rOIk avoaus and
noNl3 Fifteenth street.
IRISH P0PLINS IN ALL CoLORs, PLAIN
and plaids, Reps. Serges, Meri nos, and many
other kinds Of Dress Goods, Black silks and Col
ored Silks, Black SILK yelyets, Black and Brown
Nelyeteens for walking suits. Our stock Is full
In all departments. We invite all in want Of dry
goods to give US a call -
WIN. X. RILEY & BROTHER,
No. 50 Central Stores,
nol3.l3 Between Seventh and Eighth SITS,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-13

The VOICE OF THE GREAT WEsr-The
ten Western States of Ohio, Indiana, ILL
nois, Michigan, Wisconsin, Iowa, Mis-
souri,, Minnesota, Kansas, and Nebraska
gave a majority of 2s5,OOO for General
Grant. These States, which contain
more than one third Of the population OF
the Union, voted solid against Seymour
and Pendletonianism.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-13

BREvET BRIGADIER GENERAL HoRACE
Brooks arrived here yesterday morning,
and at once assumed command Of this
military district, in the place of General
Candy. General Brooks called on the
President, Secretary Of War, and Gen.
cral Grant, with each Of whom he had
pleasant interviews
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-13

MEsPnIs, Nov. l2.-It appears that the
arms consigned to l. Holman were bought by
ches,eman, Brothers, of New York, on specu.
lation, and sent here to be sold.
Mr.. Holman refused to have anything to do
with them. aud they were stored subject to
the order Of the shippers
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-13
Special Notices.

sSsf. A GENERAL MEETING OF
kS the Penian Brotherhood Of the District
will be held at the Real Estate Rooms Of ,. T.
Dyer Co. No. u Louisiana ayenas. on Friday
JAS. r, o,BgIRNE,
District Centre.
novlslt Evening papers please eopy.1
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-13

ADMIRAL FARRAdUr has taken up his
residence in East Thirty.sixth street.
New York. The Franklin, his former
flagship, it is understood, will be ordered
to the Mediterranean.