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Judicial Decision, in the Case of r. O. j.
Smith,

BosroN. Jan. S. In the Supreme Judicial Court of
this Commonwealth, indictment against Fran
els O. J. Smith, the verdict of the Court has been
affirmed The defendant was indicted for willfully
and corruptly procuring one Chas. C. Northrop to
commit the crime of perjury. and the jury returned
verdict of guilty but to certain of the instructions
of the Court below. the defendant took EXCEPTIONS
The exceptions were fully argued and the Supreme
Court has overruled them, and affirmed the ru-
lngs and verdict given in the lower Court.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.-This afternoon and
evening there will be two grand performances at the
Holiday. In the afternoon the grand spect Gu ar
drama of the Naiad Queen will be presented for the
last time. In the evening" testimonial benefit will
be given to Mr. James l.. Gallagher an old member
Of The dr matte profession. upon which occasion NJ $
D. P Bowers, the distinguished American agtrcgs,
will appear IN her favorite character of Pauline in
ne Lady OF Lyons supported by Mr.. Hall and other
ehclent members Of the company. Mr. Gallagher is
very deserving man, snd will, we trust, receive
substantial benefit.
MARYLAND lNsTGTUTE.-Allyne the Wizard takes
farewell benefit this afternoon and evening, after
most successful engagement Of over three weeks in
our city. One of the chief features of to day will be
the presentation of twelve spoos Of cotton no small
item nsw-adays) to every lady and girl in the house
Alyne leaves for the interior of New York next
week, where we hope he may be as successful as he
has been in the Monumental city.
FRONT STREET Tonight. the last of the Eng isF
OPERA the grand Qperatic romance of BIueBeard will
be presen ed the performance closing with Belipi'.
Opera of La Sonambula.
The BELL RNGERs.-The Campaguai0sians, or
Swiss Bell Ringers. at the Maryland Institute
next week.
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Union Nom,natIons I'm Maine.

AUGUSTA. Me-. January 4.-The following Union
nominations were made this evening in the Legisla-
tive caucus. by acclamation Secretary of State,
Ephraim Flint Jr of Dover; Attorney General, Jno.
A. Peters, of Bangor Treasurer N. G. Vichborn, of
Stockton; Land Agent. Isaac R. Clark, of Bangor;
Adjutant General. John L. Hodson, of Bangor. All
of them the present incumbents. The folljwing
Counselors nominated: First District, Marshall
Pierce. of Saco; Second, S. L. Perley of Naples :;
Third, J. A. Porter of Strouz; Fourth Dennis Moore,
of Ansen; Fifth. E. W. Stetson. of Damariscotta,
Sixth, H. Ruggles, of Bangor; Seventh Elbridge G..
Darn. of Ashland.
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Gen. VIM. Hickey, chief clerk of the United
States Senate. died yesterday morning at the age of

zen. VIM. Hickey, chief clerk of the United
States Senate died yesterday morning at the age of
70 years.
Maryland sent to the field during the late
rebellion 49, 73 volunteers under the different call.
of the President Reduced to the three years stand
ard the number is 1862.
The Secretary of the Treasury has deter.
mined to abolish all Offices and remove all Office
holders in his Department whose services can be
dispensed with in the collection of revenue
Information has been received at Washing
ton that the headquarters of the Liberal forces in
Mexico are twenty two miles from Vera Cruz. The
Imperialists only occupy the military position from
Vera Cruz to Mexico and to the city of Oaxaca
The Commissioner of Pensions is gradually
re-estabshing Pension agencies and appointing Ex-
amining Surgeons throu ghout the Southern States-
But few vacancies have as yet been filed and of the
immense amount ofpension money yearly paid to the
noble defenders of the Union. but very diminitiye
portion will be given to people Of the lately rebel
lious States,
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From NasI,yiTIa

NASHVILLE Jan. 1.-THE river is still falling, with
ten feet Of water at the shoals.
Charles I. Wing, having resigned is relieved from
duty. Capt. R. S. Hummel, Assistant Quartermaster
has been appointed General Dsbursing Quartermaster
Of the Military Division of Tennessee.
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.Northern Paeinc RaiIrood

BosroS. Jan. 5.-The reorganization of the Direc-
tors of the Northern Pacific Railroad Company was
effected to-day. The conduct and management of
this great interest passed into the hands of the
representative capitalists of New England who will
prepare for the vigorous prosecution of the work
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Fire mt JamesyiIIe, rIichIeau.

DETROIT, Jan. t-The WOODEN mill of R. Gardner
& Co., at GAINESVILLE, Michigan, was entirely de-
stroyed by fire yesterday. The loss is 60O00 and is
insured for 5000 in the Hartford, Phoenix and
Metropolitan companies The factory will be rebuilt
nt
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The NIaesrn Shin Cap,1

DETROIT, Jan'y 4 At a meeting of the Board of
Trade yesterday, Horace H. Day, of New York.
spoke at length in favor of the Niagara ship canal
The Board passed resolutions assuring Mr. Day of its
cooperation, and appointed committee TO confer
with other Boards of Trade, with the view to such
joint action shall give the country the benefit of
Mr.. Days system of transit provided it is considered
the most feasible plan
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NEW YORK, Jan. 4.-Gerard Halleck, the founder
and for many proprietor of the New York Jour
nal Of Commerce. died at his residence in this city, at
9]5 o'clock this evening. He had been suffering from
complication of disorders for the last six months,
but not confined to his residence until two weeks
past. He was sixty-six years Of age.
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CREsTLIHE. Ohio Jan. 5.-The large engine house
of the Bellefontaine Railway at Gallon, Ohio, was
destroyed by fire last night. with twelve locomotives
The loss is very heavy-estimated at from 100000 to
| $500 600.
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From California.

SAN Francisco, Jan'y Aiming stocks are weak
Gould and Curry. $500; Savage $752 Cholar Potosi,
Sl30; Yellow Jacket, $435; Crown Point, $780, Impe-
rial. $ll5; Legal Tonders. 671a; choice New York
butter 40GGi1c
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Destructive Fire al Racine, wis.

CHICAGO, Jan'y 4th.-A fire at Racine Wis., this
afternoon destroyed the Racine House. Titus block,
the telegraph Office the Episcopal Church six or eight
stores. and other property The loss amounted to
100000
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STATE AFFAIRS.

CLEVELAND. Jan. 4.-The Ohio Fenian State Con-
venton held here the 1st, and declared unani
nously in favor of Roberts and Sweeney
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Shinmenf of Snecia.

New YORK, Jan'y 5.-The steamer Europe, which
sailed to-day, took out S128,OOO in specie The Hon.
Millard Fillmore and wife were among the passen-
gers.
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Execution of a Murderer,
The Ohio Fenians

| BUFFALO, JAM 5.-Carrington the murderer, was
executed here at noon for killing policeman Dill last
| winter The criminal was not quite % years of age
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following from Philadelphia paper of ApriI 26 lT97
presents an amusing contrast between the state OF
rapid increase of newspapers through the United
States in general shall briefly mention that hardly
month elapses in which proposals are not issued for
the publication of n weekly newspaper, often in pla
ces remote and obscure scarcely. If at all, no.
tced in the hest maps. Of daily papers. too no.
cities only were thought equal to the support of those
expensive and useful establishments-namely Phil
sdelpha New York, Charleston and Baltimore. 10
these have since been added two more. Boston and
Alexandria; and now are informed that the Nor
folk Herald, at present published three times week.
Of Congress there will then be twenty-five daily
papers, published in the Union, of which nine are
published in this city,
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BEAUTIFUL SESTMENTs.-The beautiful extract


below is from the pen of Hon. George S. Hillard:
confess that increasing years bring with them an
increasing respect for who do not succeed in life,
as tnose words are commonly used. Heaven is said
10 1e p,dce OF those who have not succeeded
thrive and bloom in the hot blaze Of worldly pros
perity III success Sometimes arises from a super
abundance OF ausnues in themselves good-from
forgetfulness too romantic, modesty too retiring I
wll not g % tar as tS say with living poet that
forms of greatness or at least excellence which "de
and make no sign = there are martyrs that miss the
and conqueror without the triumph" 'A' Aa0ie''
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Then passengers can cross the great plain in day
and half instead of consuming seven DAYS to two
months and at an expense of thirty forty dollars
instead of $3.50 to Sl75 as now.
Freight can be transported in three days at a cost
OF two to three cents per pound in place of one to
@ TWO months time, and perhaps twenty cents per
10 show the advantage that will be derived by
ttetuy tty communication with ample supplies of labor
as follows: '-A'le 4''' -0'' "l CIV GA
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A QUESTION SErTEp.-The Indianapolis Herald of
January l. settles a vexed chronological question in
the following peremptory manner:
This is the birthday of our mother earth De-
spite Oriental records, Egyptian monuments geo.
logical atesatons, and the calculations of asrono-
mers as to the time light has been travelling from
some remote star to visit US, We unhesitatingy de-
clare that our mother earth was five thousand eight
that to-day is her five thousand eight hundred and
seventeen birthday. Time is necessarily eternal
ana mas oeen. and forever will be- eternal now to
likewlse necessarily eternal and infinite; and fve
thouSan eight hundred and years ago our
earth with Adam and Eve. greatest grandfather
and gram mother upon her, accompanied by that old
'sarpint tn devll, was launched in time and space
and put upon hfr revolutions around her great mas
ter and benefaet9r the Sun. in a course that led her
through nterchanged starlight. darkness storm and
tempest"
After this authoritative s0ckdologer, we trust the
whole question of the IF time will be regarded as
finally disposed Of
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Gold Pens.

In Gold mounted Rubber Holders
In desk Holders of every variety!
Put up in cases of rich velvet for presents.
AT WHOLESALE and RETAIL,
II. f. BI4AKENEY & Co.,
GOLD Pen MANUFACTURERS,
del5-tf l25 Baltimore Street, first floor up stairs
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PEACE WITH ALL NATIONS DESIRED

THE M 7IoNAL AND CONFEDERATE DEBTS
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DificuEfy in (hurcli-TwO Pastors I'm
the PulPit-Attempf to Lock Out One of
Them,
iicon Of Tuesday says:

Ihe Chicago Republican Of Tuesday says:
- The Lutheran Church, .ituated on the corner of
Peoria and Indiana streets has been for some DAYS
past the scene of disturbance which seems to
threaten the division of the congregation About
on- half of the members of the congregation being
dissatisfied with the officiating pastor took it upon
themselves to discharge him and empov another in
ms place. The remaining portion repudiaed this
action and determined that the former paser should
not be deposed. The old pastor preached in the
church etifce on Sunday last and was announced TO
holt services in the lace yesterday afternoon
out at the close OF the evening service of Sunday the
advocates OF the new conner remained and declared
their intention Of occupying the church edice during
me night IN order 10 prevent the former occupant Of
Inc pulpit from officiating well to be ready for the
reception and welcome Of the new conner. Ii ere was
an open division. The friends of the old pastor held
the keys but could not lock up the building for the
reason that the others held forcbe possessions and
consequently, they applied to the police for assist
Hnce the f9rcibe election of those in possession
1ae oheers, however, did not deem themselves war
Tanteo 70 Proceed In the premises and thus the mat
ter stood Yesterday with those in possession of the
church on Sunday still holding their ground while
services appropriate to the New Year were held bv
neither faction"
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Geld Pens,
IN solid Gold uoldersl
In solid Silver HoldersI
Suitable for Ladies!
Suitable for Gentemenl
Twill please the ladies' and the men,
Each line they write they'll bless the pen:
The giver bless, and praise the taste
That gave for use and not for wGste-
A Good Gold Penl
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XxXlXTH CONGRE SIS.
Amendments to the Constitution.

CoIored People Asking for Suffrage.
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AT the mines, forty miles distant prices are from
70 D CTS Per pound higher than at Denver. The only
cneap articles In this market SO far as can learn
ere oeet mutton and coal, which are sold at less tha
Ehstern prices. Coal of excellent quality and iney-
hauShoe quantity is found along the foot of tho
mountains and, it is said, in the plains also In com
ing from Central City we passed a coal shaft inst
opened three miles from Denver but the quality of
Goa! d1d not learn.
.Ihe,prices given above indicate how Jucrative ,g
rlculture must be near the mining region An in
stance is mentioned of Il farmer whose crop the nras
cut year IN some unaccOuutabla wav eSraped the
era5SHohPer Scourger and produced him fitty thOu-
Sahd dollars, above all expenses In most mining
digging for it, " W
The dian troubles are one of the prncipaI causas
9m m Tue auEanctd prlce 81 freight across The Plains
inc loss caused by running off or killing animals
burning wagon. goods, ran hes and forage has heen
very great, md rs train is never secure from ot
lack the owners charge euouqh to II ~ ior tha '
Inc recent action OF the Government in making
ueatlEs, and giving nr.s nts to N hostile tr;bn'
Pa ing ~. NJ lr sses sustained from he whites Sc
ute WIN Il Tie sympathy or favor AZ ong hat class
OF men VINO know the wages most thoroughly
nave heard the su jec discussed among ali classes
oetH cen the Missouri and the mines Z he man
IN y Of T%plnion among the me- " no are familiar
wlth the hostile Indians is remark0hle All rlorn
mat the Liter con iier them elves the dc All p
party, a'd believe the Government sucine f,r
reaee instead Of themselves and that the "freudes
WI erve the treaty just as long as tLev think II
more Tor their advantage than tate OF hosti ity
cNotwlth tan ing the glowing newspaper nc cunts
OF successes achieved tn st " ar ov IN ian eyno
dtl ns those most familiar with the circumstances
ana p's~nt feeling f the Indians assert thai the
eXp9 llonS were failures, and have alher embo!l-
ened mo sayages than awed them.
There Is certainly much to corroborate their views
III me late nduct OF the Indian, both on the Platte
and Smoky Hill routes. ExPL0RER.
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ARRESTS UNDER THE WAR PowER--THE SUIT
AGAINST SECRETARY SrANToN-The New York Pos
of Thursday, says: suit of Joseph II. Maddox
against Edwin NJ. Stanton, came day before Jus
tice Sutherland, in the Supreme Court Chambers -
This is suit against the Secretary of War for two
arrests of the plaintiff with alleged asgravations in
which the plaintiff seeks make Mr. Stanton perso-
naly responsible in damages to the extent of $780,
Ihe answer OF the defend ant contains:
Flrst-A plea to the Jurisdiction that neither pa
to the suit Is resident of this State.
, oecond-A denial Of the charges and complaint of
inc plalntlh and denial of having caused the ar
rest.
Ihird-A statement that the plaintiff was arrested
iOr oHences against the articles of war; and on his re-
quest to the defendant in his official capacity was re-
leased parole by the defendant though he was not
arrested by him.
tourth-A fuller statement of the manner and rea-
aons OF the arrest, setting up probable cause for it,
ne was trading and dealing with the enemy while re-
siding In Baltimore within the military jurisdiction
under the Presidents proclamation.
Filth and last-A plea that ali the acts of the sec
retary III the matter done in his official capacity
and therefore that he was protected by the act of
Congress of March 8, 1868.
Inc case now comes up on q motion to strike out
cert ain portions of the answer as irrelevant and re-
each OF her. and others bad pleading as failing to
give color and therefore irrelevant The present
ton further asks that portions of the fourth defence
be made more definite, by stating fully the pro-
ceedings under which the plaintiff arrested
Judge Cowles argued that there was especial reason
in this for making the peadinss more definite
and certain. owing TO the peculiar secrecy or at least
tribunals. u
The judge took the papers
Wright Prentiss and ex-Judee Cowies appeared
for PLAINTIFF and Stanley, Lanodell Brown and Ex-
Judge Pierrepont for defendant.
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Seven prisoners escaped from the jail ct
ElktOn, in this State, last week,
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H. n 900, 0.UJ
r + rom Denver daily paper Of TO day. make the
following comparison of prices here I6r articles Of
general necessity, and at st. Joseph, Atchgon, or
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Edward B. ketchum, indicted for forgery and en-
corder, now Mayor. Hoffman, to imprisonment for
four years and six months strong effort was made
the part Of counsel to have the sentence delayed
on account Of the important cases. involving large
amounts of money. in which the testimony of the
accused was of vital moment. but which, of course.
could not be made available after the passing of
the Recorder considered that the interests of the
State required that there should be no further de-
lay. movement is also said to be on foot en-
gneered by George 0pdyke, David D. Field aud
William Z. Dodge to secure the exercise of the gu
herna orai cemency. 1t is stated that the persons
injured by ketchum together with all the creditors,
with single exception, unite in urging his liberia
before many months have elapsed. he will be re.
leased and again enter upon business career among
the lame ducks Of Wall street. What good reason
there is for his pardon, think it would puzzle his
warmest friend to specify, and while the deepest
sympathy cannot but be felt for his grief stricken pa
rents, higher law" than that of mere personal
feeling should compel his incarceration until the
Judges sentence is entirely satisfied. GLAucus.
The New York herald., 1866-02-24

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The New York herald., 1866-02-24
G r A n r :.

His Movements Isstci Dinner iu ~.
Evening with Mr.. N Is. Nsior-iurtts-
lion to the Performance a. III. BTosf-
wny Thsatrc-Thc diratrnnnt GrnorsI
10 VISIT Brookiyn--A Reception to D..
Trnderrt Him at thc Academy 81
Musie.
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there is tcarcoly pedestrian ~io ia-ses ihe Nsfs'
tan Who doc not .Icr G, ,he indoAs in hop-
IL a chance glimpse Tho eco u'srf~t pfc.enir~uts
which the photognpher's art Las gwen Of i,n IN
not 10 ta,sfy the popular vi 10 krow how ho isasp
Optical vision alone satisfy ~ natural dosrc
Ycstcrday morning the Gcns,si hieasiasted Wirh w.
J Hamilton. The meal W. e -tdcty pn,afr ela
r.rter
on bis return TO the hotel hs e'corcd his lad, or
short shopping earcdnol after ahch byth nr tersT
and Mr. Grant enrrrl their ne. landau snd a,.,a
Sb9ui for a fow hour during ,hsh they made t,s
Calls private friends in The ciiy
Tho afternoon the Gesea OFT quietly bio srs.,-
mcnt- Ia the bosom of hs ,aIr Iie b,f b.n lui,.
fairucd by thr Aitsptru. ui i lu.f. enf asHrlt
afcw hour ~ seciusion. darn. at- hr wa. .br ,.t
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prominent ci'i1ena ~ho ~efc ..a,s of esrr' . ue
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cHteTiainm"n, "a aleo ~ o. .l'e laiulr
During The day b. received ipsntaa f.oo ~.
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thc Eroilray theatre. d. r,,--.sa his 'Ll-l - lr~
intitaton. tut eEpre-I f.' Thar u.c -ts-.
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The New York herald., 1866-02-24

precanton has been used To keep the epidemic out Of
Ireland and thus far they have rather successful
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