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eight hundred and forty-one thousand
five hundred and forty-nine acres, oil
which one hundred and sixty one thou.
sand nine hundred and eleven acres wei
sold for cash, one million four hundred
and iilty-six thousand five hundred and
fourteen acres were taken up under the
homestead law, and the residue disposed
of under laws granting lands for military
bounlies, for railroad and other purposes
1t also appears that the sale of the pub
lie lands is largely on the increase. It
has long been cherished opinion of
some of our wisest statesmen that the
people of the United States had higher
and more enduring Interest IN the early
settlement and substantial cultivation OF
The public lands than in The amount OF
direct revenue 10 be derived from the
sale of them. This opinion has had
controlling influence in shaping legislation
upon the subject of our national domain.
| may cite as evidence of this the liberal
measures adopted in reference 10 actual
settlers, the grant 10 the states of the
lands overaowed within their limits in
order 10 their being reclaimed and rem
dered fit for cultivation, and the grants
to railway companies Of alternate sec
iions of land upon the contemplated
lines Of their roads, which when COM
pleted will SO largely multiply the faciIi>
ties for reaching our distant possessions.
This policy has received its most sig
nal and beneficient illustration in the re-
cent enactment granting homesteads to
actual settlers, Since the 1st day of Jan
uary last, the before mentioned quantity
of one million four hundred and filty-six
thousand five hundred and fourteen acres
of land have been taken up under its
provisions. This fact and the amount of
sales furnish gratifying evidence of in
,reasing settlement upon public lands.
Notwithstanding the great struggle in
which the energies of the nation have
'een engaged, and which has required so
arge withdrawal of our citizens from
heir accustomed pursuits, / cordially
oncur in the recommendation Of the
ecreiary of the interior, suggesting
of tho act in favor Of those
'ngaged in the military and naval SER
'ice of the United States. / doubt not
hat Congress will cheerfuly adopt such
measures, without essentially changing
he general features of the system, and
ecure TO the greatest practicable extent.
he benefit to those who have left their
omes in defense Of the country in this
rduous crisis. | invite your attention
D the views Of the secretary as to the
ropriety of raising, by appropriate leg !
Station, a revenue from the mineral
lnds of the United States.
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POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT.


During the past fiscal year, the fnan-
cial condition of the post Office depart
ment has been one of increasing pros
perity, and | am gralified in being abl,
to state that the actual postal revenue ha.
nearly equalled the entire expenditure
the latter amounting to Si1,3I4,246, anC
the former TO $l1,1G3,7S9, thus having
de fciency of only $l50,4I7. In 1860
the year Immediately preceding the re-
bellion, the deficiency amounted to So,
G56, ,705, the postal receipts of that yaar
being $2,645,732 less than those of 1868.
The decrease since 1860 in the annual
amount Of transportation has been only
about % per cent. but the annual expen-
dilure, on account of the same, has been
reduced 50 per centum. 1t is manifest
therefore, that the post office department
may become self sustaining in a few
years, even with the restoration Of the
whole service.
The international conference of postal
delegates from,the principal countries of
Europe and America, which was called
at the suggestion of the post master gen
eral, met at Paris on the 11th of May
last, and concluded its deliberations on
the Sth of June. The principles estab-
lished by The conference are those best
adapted to facilitate postal intercourse
between nations, and such as will serve
as a basis of future postal conventions to
general system of uniform
charges, at redrced rares of
postage. Such movement cannot fail
to produce beneficial results.
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AGRICULTURE.

transmit the second annual report of
the commissioner Of the department of
agriculture asking your attention 10 the
Developments in that vital interest of the
nation.
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THE DISTRICT CHARITIES.

| commend the benevolent institutions
established or patronized by the govern.
ment in this district to your generous and
fostering care.
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INTERNAL AFFAIRS.

/ refer you to the report of the secre-
tary of the interior, which is herewith
lad before You, for useful and varied in
formation in relation TO the public lands,
Indian affairs, patents, pensions and other
matters of public concern pertaining to
that department..
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THE INDIANS.

The measures provided at your last
session for the removal of certain Indian
tribes have been carried into fleet. Sun
dry treaties have been negotiated, which
will in due time be submitted for the con
slituiional action OF The Senate. They
contain the stipulations for extingushing
the posscssory rights of the Indians to
large and valuable tracts of lands, and it
is hoped that the effects of these treaties
will result in the establishment of per-
manent friendly relations with such of
these tribes as have been brought, into
frequent and bloody collision with our
outlying settlements a II d emigrants.
Sound policy and our imperative duty 10
these wards of the government demand
our anxious and constant attention to
their material well being to their pro-
gress in the arts Of civilization, and
above all TO that moral training which,
under the blessing of divine Providence,
viii confer upon them the elevated and
sanclifying influences, The hopes and
of the Christian faith.
in my last annual message the
propriety Of remodeling our Indianisys-
TEN. Subsequent events have satisfied
me of its necessity. The details set
forth in the report of the secretary evince
The urgent need for immediate legisla-
i've action.
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THE PUBLIC LANDS.

The quantity of land disposed Of dur
ing the last year and the first quarter of
the present fiscal year was three million
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those interior waters and under man,
disadvantages, within little more thar
two years, exceeding in numbers The
whole naval force of the country at the
commencement of the present admins
tration. Satisfactory and important as
have been the performances of the heroic
men of the navy at this interesting peri
cd, they are scarcely more wonderful
than the success of our mechanics and
artisans in the production Of war vessels,
which has created a new form Of naval
power. Our country has advantages su-
perior TO any other nation, in our re-
sources of iron and timber, with mex
hausiible quantities of fuel in the imme~
diate vicinity Of both, and all available
and in close proximity to navigable wa
ters. Even without the advantage Of
public works, the resources Of the nation
developed and its power displayed in the
construction of navy of such magni-
tude, which has, at the very period Of its
creation, rendered signal service to the
Union. The increase of the number Of
seamen in the public service, from 1900
men in the spring of 1861 TO about 3l,-
900 at the present time, has been accom-.
plished without special legislation or ex.
traordinary bounties TO promote that in
crease. 1t has been proved, however,
that the operation of the draft, with the
high bounties paid for army recruits, is
going to effect injuriously the naval SER
vice, and will, if not corrected, be likely
10 impair its efficiency by detaching sea
men from their proper vocation and in
lucing them to enter the army. there
ore respectfully suggest that Congress
night aid both the naval and army SER
'ice by definite provision on this sub
ect, which would, at the same time, be
qutabe to the communities more espe-
tally interested.
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ID | T. |

Eu.worth-Tsn lt,A. e throat dtstemper and
scarlet fever. Cora Al,ufa, aGsater o. f4i!an4ei
K. aGl ca..,ta Austin.=
-llth inst. Nj. t.orse L. Thomas, aged 81
yeaTs-
Sulliyaa-Jan lltA, lli;a.a Emery, Esd, aged
7Cyet1s and inen.as.
IL. II. papers please coPE
-sth ias.., Charles B. youngest son Of Dr..
Sidney aaa Mary A. smith, aged - years and t
taeutas
Franklin 9th inst, Willie ", s=a Of justin
ami lari.c, -ca,nmons, aged ycAts.
Trsm.ut-Dec. 18th, MI. George Marphy, aged
CO years.
surry-pec 23'h, Alden B., san Of J. 7 aud
Elai.y II. Moses. aged l. years.
Cranberry Ise-Jau. sth, Capt. Albion :.
Moore. Of ,iittheIi4, aged 81 Year, AMI months.
10Th, M Nathaniel hing aged about - yrs.
Gsuii.boro-SundIy light, JAn, TN. Wendell
p. yaanse.t enid Of Peter l. and Frances /.
Hi, aged / moaths
oriaud-Jan. 9Th, Charles Green, aged year
aud ) days, son Of Margaret L. and Cap. Nm.
II Jordan.
Bangor 3Oth ult.. Francis Wardwell, aged 81
years.
Jan. 9Th, Charles Herman, son Of Capt, Her
man Bartlett aged years and months.
0fringt0u-Jan, stA, fhete Kent, wife OF Capt
Wm. Kent aged 10 years.
West Brook. ville-Uec. 10th John Frederick,
,en Of Kew B. Dodge. aged = years, months
aud Is days.
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Marlue 1ouruol.
DOMESTIC pnRrs


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The presiden. has pom,n.,.i t.,
Usher as Secretary Of the Interior.
The Board of Trade Of Chiea-,. m
has adopted resolutions depoone;s- -
Chicago Times as di.loyal journal. and -
questing to have i, excluded from II, ,,.d
ing room.
1t is thought tina, the rebel .v,n,..
thiEei' IN Congress will make the a,,emrt 10
have all our Generals that fsh, battles and
beat the enemy, dealt With for acting nm.
constitutiopally.
= =" e have received another letter from
'''ouidsboro, dated Beaufort S. C. but VIC
cannot ind space for it, This is the sea.o,
Tor Reports and Messages, and AL uinor
matters have to yield to them. An interest.
ing account of the spending Of Christmas i,
given
The colored people of Detr5i. bad A
meeting Of rejoicing over the President ;
PROCLAMATION, and passed some resoluti ms
among which vas one, saying the pr5cla-
nation will not only work bvnef. 10 four
millions Of colored men, bu, to Eve millions
OF white men, called a. the South. "po,r
white trash
WASHINGTON, Jan. Il, 1868.
The Court Martial in the ease Of Fin
John Porter agreed upon a verdict an "a.
arday Il is tie general opinion tina, he !.
acquitted but many military men thiak
osaesWise. PEKLkY.
REGISTERED SE.NEN.-1he Secretary of
STATE has laid before Congress his annual
| statement OF the number Of seatnen rs,is-
teFri IN the several ? rts Of entry in the
. aitfzi Stats during the year Mtss4cha.
setiS heads the list, having contributed l63G
Maine furnished the next largas, quota
1855. Tie states next in order are Penn.
aylsania, 1o2: NV Jersey, Isl and New
York, 80.
pE.4ns OF SatnlEss.-Weand among the
recent deaths 81 soldiers at the hospital in
Washington tic following Jas Blrb5ur. Co
b. 10th Me. &c. Mask4n. Co. | 4tb
Me. Isaac Wilson, {. X 18Th Ne. James
VI. Walker, 60 Il. lpth NJ. Charlie. f
>tgpies. G. u. 9Th VI DAyi! Ca,t.e..
-. {. och Ne
Gas RosF,BtNs REINFORCED. Ciaci.
mai despatch states that to-.er rs has ,,,,.n
reinforce! by thirty thousand fresh troaus
partly drawn from hentaeky, and portion
ftan nt'sarmy. Also that Gen Grant
AL -
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A ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

Notice is hereby given, that by virtue Of Ii
cen.e from the Judge of Probate for the County
Of Hancock, there will be exposed for SALE at the
.tore of Aaron p. Emerson, ia Orland, on satur'
day the twenty frst day Of February next at ten
o'clock in the forenoon 50 mueh o. INC fea! estate
of which jeremiah Craig. late Of orlaud, in said
county. died seized and possessed, as will produce
H. mn of six hundred and seventy -fye dollars,
Tor the payment of his just debts, incidental
charges and charges of administration
said real estate consists of lot No. 10, Of about
one hundred scres, the Partridge lot $50 ealled)
Of about twenty five acres the Rogers lot $50 call
ed) of about forty acres, the Conner lot $50 call
oJi - about forty acres, all lying on the west
ida Of Great Pond, and a part Of the homestead
az the aid deceased. Term cash.
HAYES PINkHAM, Admr.
orland, Jan, Is, 1868. %
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LOCAL AND OTTER ITEMS

At RE.pr-Ssb-eriPtsA = tie t7,sz y
fer Ise3, received all tareass re zsra ~ ne
air,uec rate of st.5o. p l. rssaia a.
many q car subscribers "a i, bic Or all 1At
tatsad 10 paw iomsiims- s.4y thasc -
act a, II they never ,nssad 1. 10 ne RAD
T. leave Of our books. WoN fs-y a-Itzu, =
oaIlse. bAsN las,. AMI desifs 50, A. ~ 4e
count, bAlsaeed IN ,orac wsy.a
IL see Fourth pA.e, II "a ,t,.
The remains Of eaarh Il val ~,
brought home, and The flaA errsmlu,e-
were attended On Monday, g. house 3,
has father.
The ladies' and gsntla o! Town
Hill. Eden, made tbs resideut1 s.rr. Rev.
T. Bishop. a visit on I5ursd .rGins last,
aud after spending the tins . asssahIe
manner. when the company r'a4y t.
leave. left with the Pastor, y j lars II
money &C., a. a token OF GOD L..
We DON. believe thery II the
Pa.saic being injured 50 bah A Itter
received in this town from y man al
tached 10 her, gives all the p,.lars 81,
her VOYAGE out, and states thai lax ]
some, but say. nothing Of her injured
badly, nor OF the officers be'apon tie
pain. Of abandoning her.
"A correspondent At Bcaa ). {.
says the s,h Maine regiment Ia; Dcen
paid Of since August 3lst.
II is now said that Keroseil can
be bough, by the single barrel y cents
Per gallon.
Rev. Joshua Hall, Methtlergy.
man, aged 81. died at Frankfort 2jsh
1862. For seventy SIX years he = min
lister Of the Gospel.
General Batter vas most VI wei
coined at Washington on his arrisIere.
IL is said that General McClella his
pAlmiest day neser had such aAf r.
eeption.
vwe are under obligations to +
A. Pike for copies Of the consnal
Globe.
Thanks, to tho attentive SeiR u
Hancock county, for their attention. pr
warding legislative documents
We are under obligation to
p. Fessenden for copy Of Report F.
tary of Navy Of the capture Of y
leans.
We are under obligations to
Brown Esq now of New Orleans, toy
of the Della, Piey4ne and ideoc0ts'
We again return thanks toh
VT. Lane, of the Sth Maine Re1
for fayors. Also TO Lieut.. John r.
comp, of the Goth Maine Regin"s
New Orleans papers.
Tur LONDON AnERIcAs.-Nr. jolt
ams Knight. the publisher of this in
tional Journal has been spending s'ms
in the United States in obtaining suoSs
and in furthering the interest OF the
lean. We notice by the number oil
Der 81, that he has returned to Londos
resumed the entire control of its mt
ment. Mr. knight states that dur'i
absence, the paper has not been cong
to his satisfaction, but now. Pledgs
te.t exertions, u make the Amer'oe
earnes. and able advocate OF the Amf
Union. If any person desires to sui
for the London American, We VIII iok
subscriptions. Price $500 FER yeaF
sample may be seen at our ofhcs.
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25oth Edition of The
GOLDEN WREATH,

Tbs sale II thus teok has neF.r beea eozallea
sy any ~ork e ths kind. Thiak Ct TIVE bauared
sAs! ffty sanzsas4 ssPies in tie hss3s Il many
faasiliss aad each Os these averaging eve siagsrs
ssea, a1d ysE have zars than Twt3re H9s3ess
Is7@szs9 ssrEzrerS = re B=sli Il Contains near
iy 30 Soags. AResg ibss~ are: OR Ffiz Is
iArs, Res@}&tasas-y 3es, Has! Cst4ratta, iN4r
SPz~Eie4 Bzzze, 07sT4 q i-sAhot D5oztz, Chs.d-
-rz = 'As JAasa, T. r9s4 tn B44Rn, s1d many
other e4zsjly P4triosie Soags. Its brilliant; col
lection 9: Hone AID Sehoel Songs comprises Shls-
~ Mr.. CAsZ Bog cAs,y, CeIfE HsA Dssv-
sit f7.f sr-fA. War .f-r, H4-ss A<aiE Gar
= IS atiza E1gz Nay QG,e.. SAssis Z 0as.4, B~ln
~ ssv Dara5ag. $ss1 ~ fczr, AaaFs LaNrrs, AID
zesriy I've Azaired others. together with large
variety q >aeTri Fi-tes A13 Fzu9v:s SABBATH
Tzsa- l; is T.sfses3 with distraction ami kxsr-
cis.s, tie Letter incladir- several Peccs With no
tie-s ADAPTED 70 tks rsGgos. sraae<-A yery siirAc
tire featare.
Prise Is czxEs, q receipt e HhisA eap.es viii
be sent, Tas, pail. OLIVER DIT>0N ( o..
Pabli,asrs, ~ WAsaiEsfsa street. Boston.
2n4--E.
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To Horse Owners,

DR. Sweets Infallible Linim9nt for Horses
is unrivalcd by any, in all eases OF ameness arts
ing from Sprains, Bruises or wreucbins its ef ct
is magical and certain. Harness or ) ddle Calls,
Scratches, Mango, &c, it will also cure speedily.
SPAWN and Ringbone may be easily prevented and
cured in their incpient stages, but confirmed ca
are beyond the possibility Of raiieal cure
No ease OF the Kind however, is so desperate or
hopeless but it may be allevatea by this Imminent,
and its taithfulapplication will always remove the
Lamencss, and enable the horse to travel with
comparative ease.
Every horse owner should have this remedy at
hand, for its timely At the first appearance of
Lsmeness will etfectually pfeseit those formula
BILE diseases mentioned, to which all horses are
liable, and which render 50 many otherwise Valu-
able horses nearly worthless.
Sold by all dealers oowly?6
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A CARD.

Rev. Ar. All Mrs. Wu- J. Wil.aa wesIa r-....
Isily aei n9sieass the aszasieu Il "a sxsslI.v,
lAsre4 81 FioEr fram tAe frza Ct Mr.. Hatk KIN, 4
Co. HsAFsa bIess tie sazsr..
VS.. j. WILSON
sgDELIA A. wILSoy Y.
Ellsworth, Jan. llth. "a.
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NOTICE. 81 FORECLOSURE.

Where's. 81 James CTseket, 81 fremont, u the
CeaLty Ct Hsucack and State e Maize, By MS
mortgage deed dated Azszs. s;h, 4. = ls55, a1i
rec9ried in volGEe i0l, page Ia, e3nysys4 . me
tie Ea3ersi-9ei, certsio tract or F5Tcei Of land
situated IN said Trsnoai, Eui deserted - foi.
l5Rs. 70 uii:-the noTtherIy hait part q lots
1aa-tere! tlifty an4 fs;ftg-eaa @ = P'a8 q
Mean. pessr. made By Ssleza T5su, Jf-, 10 a.
,. 80 aa3 rcseFa=4 ia H4nc1Sk CaGaty hesls-
II. containing aas aan4!ei scEes, 4 re Or less
together zith tie -! li=ss tas:e5u; aad u5ere
As the 0oad.,i0as c! s&i3 mortgage lave been
broken hereby clam = .sres,ess Ia .Aaas. il
aesa-dsaee With tie ssstEtss in ssea e4<gs u2tc
AID .t9rilsi-
JONATHAN NORWOOD.
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hereby give notice that for valuable con
alteration have, from and after this date giver
70 NV minor SOP, Asa .. Candace his tins DUR ne
the remaining years Of his minority, with the
right to contract for and receive all wases due
him for services rendered, aud viii claim none OF
hi, earnings nor pay any debts OF his contrasting
OLIVER L. CANDAGE.
Witness,-LA e. PHLBsooK.
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Soldiers Special Notice
Do your duty to yourselves! Protec'
your Health!

r5~ Rad the following, JESs reenrsd thl' day Jf0"
Warrington
WAsHlSGroS, D. C.
r, HOLLOWAY, NJ. D.: .,...,;,v
,n,e.s nv gratitude for our kindness In be-
10 az prompt In sending me yonr valuable PHl'
III 0,stmeni. Hundreds of poor SOLDIERS nave
s se made comfortable and well by the use 60 Gi
eer Medicines, and they all can testify to their
\ Lin nowers and cspability OF giving instant
800 n has. within my own observation, saved
80 n moor soldier from long sickness and much
euaering- I roSts Ws!'k;o,ton d. c.
Ecvsmber ith, ls6e. 9m'Va