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The Portland daily press., 1868-01-13
. DOMESTIC PORTS.


SAN FRANCISCO-Ar 9th, ship Gen Mcclellan,
Williams, New York
Ar 18th uit, barque Thos Woodward, Andrews,
Mansanio.
Sid 18th ut, barques vidctte. Langdon, Port Or
chard; Oakland. Batchelder, Madison
GALVESTON-Cld 3oth, sch j j Spencer, Flem-
NEW. URLEANs-Cld 4th, ship Mongolia, Mel
cher. Liverpool.
CHARLESTON-Sld9 9th, sehs Clara Bell, Ames-
bury, barren: y Glover, for Providence.
BALTIMORE-Ar Sth, sch Mary Lunt Brown.
Newburyport , 4 TN ~
/ Sid 9th. barques Clara. and st Jago.
PhlLADElPHlA- Cid sth, ship Tonawania
Juliens. Liverpool. T
II CID sth, sch john A Griffin, Foster, Boston, n
NEW YORk-Ar 9Th, sch Ruth Thomas Dodge
Elizabethport Tor Providence.
Ar 10Th barGue Isaac Davis, Hand, Rio Jeneiro
Old 10Th, barques Eureka, Holloway, tor A ntwerp;
Antelope, White, st Croix; brig Essex, Parker of
Cientgcgos; schs Sarah Maria, Horton, Mayaguez
q Warren, Smith, st Pierre.
NEWPOKT-Ar 9th brig Edwin, Allen, Provi-
dence tor Brdgeprt z "a kAp
HOLMES HOLM port OH, schs Freddie Wal
ter, Atwo oi. Portland for Tangier; s II Woodbury.,
Woodbury., Bangor for Bridgeport; Nellie Tarbox
Conary, Rockland Tor New York I EA
In port, brig Manson; Asehs Nellie Chase Hattie
Ross, Caroline Knight, Lottie, Caroline Knight
BOSrON-Cld 18th, barque Reunion, j Dunbar,
Ellems, Rockland.
Ar nth, sebs Alpine, Oliver, fun Bath; Bramhall
Hamilton, Portland.
Gld ilth, barSae Normandy, Mcintosh, Portland,
SALEM-Ar 9Th, sch Trident, Jameson from New
York. N. tMN - |N ~
MARBIEHEAD-Ar 7th, sch BramliaH, Hamil-
ton, Portland.
NEWBURYPoRT-sl 10Th. schs Ruby. Potten.
gill, Portland, to load for Porto Rico Commerce,
Morgan, Baltimore. "a W. III
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Rights of American Ci,izens abroad,

mAoo MEEIiNG In CITY HALL. 81
At an early hour Saturday evening the City
Hall was densely crowded. The long galleries
filled with ladies, bloomed like three great
parterres, and the floor was packed, seats and
aisles, with men who came to signify by their
presence the interest which they felt in the
subject to be discussed. The Portland Band
was in attendance, and for half an hour enter
tanned the audience with national airs. Col {
At eight o'clock precisely the committee of
arrangements appeared upon the platform. ac-
companied by the speakers Of the evening,
Judge Kingsbury, Mayor Stevens, Alderman
Bailey and others. The meeting was called to
order by Mr.. Thomas Parker, who nominated
the following officers:l ~ uo.-.l- ~
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1NsURANcE.-In our advertising columns
this morning will be found the annual state
ment of the N. A. Fire Insurance Company of
Hartford, Conn, by,whieh it will be seen they
make very handsome exhibit, showing it to
be one Of the most sound aud reliable Insur-
ance Company nowdoing business in this city.
In these days, where losses by FIRE prevail SO
extensively, all through the country, but few
companies can show SO large surplus as does
this company. It becomes our citizens,
who from bitter experience, "dread the fire."
to avoid cheap insurance as they would the
fire and to insure with none but frst-class COM
panies. such as this, it being like all the com
panies represented by Messfs. Little s. Co.,
among Tho first to "pay up" literally and sat
isfaetory, all losses, by the great fire. in this
City, as many of our citizens can testify. Too
cheap insurance companies do not pay, either
the insured or the insurer. Yaso Nnua
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LARGE LIQUOR SEIzURE.-The United States
officers made seizure of foreign and domestic
liquors, last Saturday, in the cellar of Messrs
Piummer & Lowe, Commercial street, to the
value, as isstated, Of some five or six thousand
dollars, The liquors were seized for infraction
of the revenue laws, having been LANDED here
in the night. Messrs. Plummer & Lowe have
nothing to do with them, having leased their
cellar for storage purposes. Some OF the Ii
quors are claimed by Mr.. James McGlinchy,
VINO asserts that his are all correct. OF the
others he knows, nothing except that they
were stored for the owners. an yr-rr
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CosT OF THE FREEDMEN's BUREAU.-A
Washington dispatch says that Gen. Howard
has written an official let4er containing a state
q mont of the appropriations for the Freed
F mems Bureau, by Congress, from July 1, 1866
to July /, 1868 miscellaneous funds from va
rious sources and disbursement thereby; also
the total cost of the Bureau since its organiza-
ton, from which appears the following:-Ap-
propriated by Congress for the fiscal year
ending July 1, 1867, $6,944, 45o; appropriation
for the fiscal year ending July l. 1868, $780,
800. Total S10,7sO,75o Amount in the Treas
. ury, Jan. I, 1868, $5,736,984; amount in the
, hands of discussing officers, $645 oil; which
makes the sum expended from appropriations
i,S97 ,854 80. In the above amount expended
is included $4,000 to relieve destitution, etc,
by the act approved March 80, 1867, and $4,000
transferred to the Agricultural Department by
Congress to furnish seeds to the South. These
sums being deducted, leaves the legitimate ex-
penses of the Bureau for eighteen months,
1854, 354. $3.50 l1 G.f $3.50
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United States Circuit Cour,


~ BEFORE JUDGE FOX.
Z SATURDAY.-John II. Wiggin ct ais, in equity,
VS.. the European 8 North American Railway Co.,
George H. Pierce ct ais In this case argued Thurs
day, Judge Fox pronounced the following decree: q
Upon the hearing Of motion tor an injunction in
said case tits ordered adudgd and deereed that said
George III. Peirce his agents. attorneys and proxies
be enjoned and restrained from voting upon or re-
presenting the five hundred and seve ty-tour shares
OF the capital stock OF the European & North Amer
lean Railway Company, standing ON the books of
said corporation in the name of Pierce & Blaisdel
at any meeting OF the stocA holders said corpora-
ton, excepting under the direction and order or with
the assent of majority Of the Executive Committee
of said complainants. i9l' Is u l9HD h9TIfIT =
The injunction as to the other parties, defendants,
was denied. Tg-- T2-f Isl Nglg
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l New Jersey threatens to rescind its vote on
the Constitutional amendment. The Boston
Posts Washington special says tibet as the q
States that have acted favorably upon the
amendment constitute three fourths of the
States now recognized by the Radicals as be-
ing in the Union, a coup detat will be attempt
ed by which the amendment will be declared
to be a part of the Constitution. I'd
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GRAND PROMENADE CoNCERT-The Port
land Mechanic Blues Association will give
grand promenade concert to morrow evening
at City Hall, the proceeds of which will be de-
voted to defraying the expenses of reorganiz-
ing and uniforming the sold Company" for
military duty. The music will be by the full
Portland Band. 1t is to be hoped our citizens
will not be backward in this movement, but.
by generous purchase of tickets push for
ward the recognizing of the Portland Me-
chanic Blues to the earliest point possible.
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Supreme judicial Court.'

CRIMINAL TERM.-BARRows, j, PRESIDING.
sATURDAY.-State vs.. Matthew McGlinchy. Com
pound larceny. The County Attorney entered not
pros as to the breaking and entering, and McGlin-
chy pleaded guilty. and recognized with sureties for
his appearance at tho next term of the Court for
tence. ---tlo' - s' l-1'L" A-. "
Webb. tI3 j I@iA" Howard & Cleaves.
After receiving recognizances in cases that 90 up
to the Law Court, Court adjourned sine die, having
been in session forty days. ,t ia r
The next session of the Criminal term will be held
on the last Tuesday in July.
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Hotel proprietors who are subscribers to the
Daily Press or who become SO by sending their
names and the pay for one years subscription
to the office, can have their name, the name
and location of their hotel published in the
Press under the head of HOTEL DIRECTORY
once week, during the continuance of their
subscription without charge. o.. tf,y ssr., Il
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MARRIED.

In Limerick, Jan. Q. by Rev. Mr.. Titcomb, DIR.
Charles w MGken, of 0quaka. III, and Miss Allie
G. Barker. of &.
In Franklin, Dec. 81, Charles e. Bunker and Sa-
rah Pherson.
NJ, In fremont Dee. Is, Capt Timothy G. Lunt and
ui in west Eden Dec. q, Enos Hadcy and Mary l..
W. IN s Sranh lin, Jan. !, Samuel Ii. Whitaker and
mrs. sarah T.. Clark.
Nan,, nasnoht Dec. 26, Henry w. King and Lucy C.
nan rsnsnmt Dec 81, Charles B. Gillcy and Carrie
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Hotel Arrivals.

.Ia fy AMERICAN HOUSE. gli.ll .9l II
w G Brown Montreal Lord jr. Steep Falls O.
CHI Blanchard, Cumber'dM Bible, Boston Is
sd Miller g. w, HewYorkE simons, Lowell =
Infancy, Bangor de Cd & watson Watson, Bath ss +
s G sharpleey q tRochesro N Smiley, do 1al
Il Ham, Calais w M Lane, Chelsea 81
Il Costello, Gardiner i 5ICUT II = 77Sl' r
.4s 5la1e 5i9 % CITY HOTEL. 5Adt
G E Brown. Boston NJ Jordan, Cape Elizabeth
Chase, do r Durham, Westbrook %
s G Turner, So Berwick G NJ Stevens, do d.
j Mason, do Rich, Boston ,s.
j Eames, Groveton II Remlck, Conway
III Shillnger, Boston Goodhue, DanvilleCE
w W McNeal Fryeturg M Libby 81 W, Casco
Pendleton, Rockland Miss Libby, do q
I'LL seed Iga PREBLE HOUSE. aaaal e
J S Hunt, Boston e Geo Burnham ir Boston
Cad. S Nichard, Yarmth Walker, Machfas 1.
Riley q W, Boston CT Woodbury., Boston
u whitney q W, do Crockett, Rochester
Towle, do Capt LeFreeze, do =.
Lamprey, do Riley, Boston .
l. Hoitt, do III + Adams, do i.
" o Fansler, Cieve and OF Adams, do @
J White j., New York II Cousens, do :
K Morse, Bath G9M ID II Drummond, France
Hall, Wlndham G w Bachelor, Boston
Rivett, Montreal 49, tt52d ei-A- il'iAS Hpia q
81 Ell m a U. 8. HOTEL. 1891 eTsYas I.
w Hyde, Bath o. G Mclaughlin &w, Boston
W. Wansworth, GardinerJ Fitzgerald, do
w M Macarthur, Liming'nC NJ Alexander Go
w \ Libby, Augusta Miss Mclaughlin do y,
W Peckman, St Johns II P Sawyer, Bangor
johnson, Camden PHI Treanor, Bath
w wood, Andoyer MassJ H Paterson, do 9rIt
Woodman, Is Pond G Miller, Conn a.
Sprouil, Canada Miss Snow Rutland VT
VIM Dunen, BrattleboroH H MeDufie New York
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P.Y,M. A.--The r,eeiiar business me,

ing of the Young Mems Christian Association
will be held this evening, at their rooms, at
1-2.o'clock. "A full attendance is earnestly
requested. Prayer meetings will be held on
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and saturday
evenings of this week, commencing at IL
o'clock; also daily prayer meeting from u IL
to IL o'clock p. M. Members of the various
churches OF the city are cordially invited to
aid in sustaining these meetings.
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BatcheIor,s Hair.npa.-

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world.
inc only true and Pc RECT Dye-Harmless, Reliable.
instantaneous; No disappointment. No ridiculous
effects 81 Bad DYES Inyigorates the hair leaving Il
sofia beautiful. Tie genuine IL signed William
A. Bachelor. All others are mere initiate and
should be avoided, Sold by all druggists and Per-
iumtIs; Factory 81 barclay street, New York.
"a Beware of Counterfeit. dc1SsNdtm
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COMPULSORY EDUCATIONAL bill has been
introduced into the Missouri Senate making
it compulsory upon parents and guardians to
send their children between the ages of 9 and
ID to school at least four months in the year.
The penalty is from 10 to 80 cents day for alb
senee Of children without satisfactory cause
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OCEAN STEAMERs.-Steamship Nova SEQ
tan, Capt Arid, sailed from this port for Liv-
erpool at IL o'clock Saturday evening, taking
out II cabin and % steerage passengers and q
full cargo. She will touch at st. Johns, N. f.,
for passengers.
Steamship Moravian, Capt. wylie, win sail
from this port for Liverpool noxt Saturday.
The steamer due at this port, this week, from
Liverpool is the HISTORIAN, Capt. Dutton.
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Mr.. LYNCH, of this Congressional district,
does not believe in Commissioner Weiss pro-
posed payment of fifty millions of the nation
al debt annually, as will be seen from the res
olution introduced by him in the House ON
Friday, the text of which was given in our
Saturdays dispatches +. .tsNl -iN u.
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TRANSPORTATION OF FREIGHT.-By report
prepared by the Director of the Statistical
Bureau for Cong ressonal Committee it ap-
pears that the freight transported during the
year ending March 81, 1867, over eight railroads
crossing Illinois, amounted in value to six
hundred and fortysix millions of dollars, equal
to nearly two-thirds of the entire foreign COM
merce of the country
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I'd New FEATURE IN TELEGRAPHING.--On Fri.
nay evening last new system of telegraph
ing, olyiating many Of the defects of the
Morse systom was made on the wires of the
Western Union Telegraph Company by
Messrs. Duxbury at Portland and Roberts at
Boston, the patentees of the invention. I'D
The trial was witnessed by Messrs Sawyer.
Superintendent of the International Tele-
graph Company, G.. G. Bedlow, Asst Super
intendent Of the Western Union Telegraph
Company, MIR. Liyermore, Manager OF the
Portland Office of the Western Union Tele-
graph Company and others, who are well
skilled in telegraphic niatters. phe receiving
instrument called a self adjuster supplies
want which has been long manifest on all
lines of telegraph aud at once so simple and
invariably reliable Units self adaptation to the
electric current under any circumstances as to
excite the admiration of all witnesses. The
successful tsst oai ed fartii congratulations for
the patentees, both of whom, though now of
Boston, have been employed in the Portland
Office Of the American Telegraph Company,
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DIED.


In this city, Jan. Mr.. Moses u. Page. aged a
years.
In Rockland. Jan 4, Mrs. Priscilla, wife OF John
Day, aged So years months.
In RockIlna, JAN 8, Miss Abigail Fales, ags d So
years IL months.
In Bath. Jan. $, Mr.. John Webster, aged CT years
9months.
In Calais, JAN 1, Mr.. John Towers, aged "a years.
In Calais, Jan. %, Abraham s. u. Edison, aged "a
years months.
IN Union. Noy. II, Mr.. Pierce Robbins. aged "a.
AT kendals Mills, Dec %, Mr.. Stephen Kendall,
aged 81 years.
In PASSPORT. Dec. &c. Mrs. Mary j., vile of The.
Raw, aged rs years
In Eastport, Dec. 20, Mr.. John Hunt, aged 50 yrs.
10 months. 90
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z SAccARAPPA HOME BAND.-This juvenile
temperance organization, under the manage
ment Of Mrs. c. NJ. Gustin, whose skill in
originating and success in directing is worthy
of hearty commendation, gave an exhibition
Friday evening, Jan. 10, consisting of appro-
pirate recitations, tabeaux and dialogues by
its members So extensive was their pro-
gramme that only part was performed, and
in response to an earnest request of those
present. the Society will repeat the entertain
ment at time that shall hereafter be an
inounced. aat044 4cA f9r a-4JAA -h11
This evening DIR. Goodale of Saco will lee
tqre before the Citizens Lyceum of this place
on the Paris Exposition"
Tuesday evening, Jan. IA, there will be an
Antiquarian Festival at Warren's hall, under
the direction of the Ladies' Circle of the
Methodist Society. p7a saA
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The Confessions and Experience of
an Invalid.

DUBLISHE ED For the benefit, and as a CAUTION
Il TO YOUNG MEN and others, who suffer from
Nervous Debility, Pr rlaiure Decay Of Manhood,
&c, supplying The Means OF Seif-Cure: Written by
one whocGred hin.selg and sent nee on receiving
postpaid directed envelope. Address NATHAN
TEL MAY FAIR, Brooklyn, N. Y. Also frce, by tho
great Poem of the War "'
dcI7-d&w3m- an M
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POLICE ITEMs.-Saturday night was an un-
usually quiet one. Only one person was COM
mitted to the Lookup for drunkenness, and he
was but about half drunk. His nights lodg-
ings had good effect upon him, and lie was
sober enough Sunday morning.
On Sunday, during the day, one man was
brought in for intoxication I'D
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THERE are few papers and few individ-
uals at the South that give expression to
truly chivalrous spirit, instead of shedding ink
and expanding breath in vapid denunciations
of the North. One colored member of the
Virginia convention, Mr.. Hodge, is reported
to have spoken in favor of the abolition of the
Freedmen's Bureau His idea was that it en-
Outraged spirit of dependence among them.
He ibid not want negroes to stand around the
Freedmen's Bureau, squealing like hogs for a
few grains Of corn, but to go to work like men
and make their living" This is only another
way of expressing the idea on this subject
: which the New York Tribune chooses to ex-
press in the alternative by saying: "Root hog or
die, The New Orleans Picayane has also
immoritalzed itself by declaring that "the
South needs most of all to be thrown upon its
own resources" The North is perfectly will
ing TO assist the South, if necessary, but if the
latter lprefers to pull through it's present diff
culties unaided and SO gain moral strength,
the North will keep its money and witness the
experiment with great satisfaction. COZ
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CONSTITUTIONAL UNION.
($3O.76,)

he said Judgment is for thirty dollars and seventy
fi.ro-o IT,
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Commi sioners Notice.

w. bate for the County OF cumberland. COM
missioners to receive aii examjne'he cbims OF Tie
creditors OF Kendall Weight, late of Portland in
said County, deceased, whose estate Is repre- ented
as insolveni give notice that six months from th,
seventh day OF January inst, have been allowed 20
said creditors to bring in and prove ~ cir cliius
anu that viii be in session this purpogc NJ tho
office of VIM. E. Morri, Esq. in Portlsnd On the te-
eond Monday of February next, and Che second
Monday OF May next, al two O'Clock p. NJ
WILLIAM r.. MORRIS,
PERCIYAL BONNEY,
Ham
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Losses Ry FIRE.-The losses by fire through
out the United States, during the year 1867,
(as shown by recent statistics, embracing only
losses of $4,000 and upward,) was $50, 900, 900,
and for small Hoses under $4,000 probably not
less than SlOoooOoo. more, n. view of such .
stale Of things, who will wonder that Insur-
ance Companies find it necessary to advance
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The Herald says the loupcervier killed in

The Herald says the loupcervier killed in
Oxford a week or two since, proves not to have
been exactly a loupcervier or Canada lynx,
after ALL but species of wolf-cat quite un-
known to the hunters and fur dealers of that
section. The creature was killed in the swamp
near Thompson Pond, and had been helping
itself to turkeys, with now and then joint of
mutton, from the farmers in that section.
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Catarrh Cam he C.,,.ed

uEADA CHE relieved, and in fact evarv diseasa
11of the nose and head permanently cured nv ma
use of the well-known rea,edy. - -
RRedeP,s German Snuff!
Try it, for ID costs but 25c. For sale by ali druy
gists; or send 35c to o. 2. SEYMOUR Il co. Bos
not, and receivea box By return mail. ! sepidtiss
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Agents Wanted.

THE COMPLETE HEReALISr; Or. THE
Ri,E3PLE THEIR OWN PHYSICIANS by THE
eC,i VI HEkBAL REMEDIES, Is the tile OF one
oiierei to the public. Ths rapid sale OF this book
ana the largo. commission allowed, enables a good
agent to make easily from $50 to $50 per day Al
dress for iull particulars the author and nuIiish
Jersey City, Nj, ian ia d3t&wST q
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NEW ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Hotel Directory.

-, --AUBU RN.--
ELM HOUSE, Coml ST. W. s. Young, Proprietor.
AUGUSTA
AUGUSTA HOUSE, State st. j. III King Proprietor
BANGOR
PENoBsCOT EXCHANGE, A. Voodvy,r1 Fermentation.
BATH
BATH HOTEL, Washington st. O. M PIutnner Poo
ptietor.
BOSTON
PARKER HOUSE, School St III. ID. Parker & Co.
Propriei Ors.
AMERI1AN HOUSE, Hanover 81. $. Rice Proprietor.
FREMONT HOUSE fremont ST. Brigham, Wrisley
81 Co., Proprletors.
REVERE HOUSE, Bowdoin Square, Bulfueh, Bling
.s.n ham, Wrisley 81 Co., Projectors.
BRUNSWICK.
ToSTiNE HOUSE, j. Berry, Proprietor.
cuASpLEa HOUSE, 4. s. Cha Chandler & Co.. pro,rs
CHAPMAN HOUSE, y. H. Chapman, Proprietor.
LEWISTON.
LEWISTON House., Chapel st. j. 3. Hi 81 Co,
Propuet0rs.
MECHANIC FALLS.
EAGLE HOUSE, 7. B. Cobb, Proprietor.
POR GLAND.
PREBLE HOUSE, Congress st. s. b. Krogman. Pro-
puetOr.
u. 8. HOTEL, junction OF Congress and Federal gts
I-------a-.J.P.D Davis, Pre- Tietor
AMERICAN HOUSE, India st W. NJ Lewis Prou'r
PoRrLaND HOUSE "A Green st. II. Potter, Prot,'r
ST LAWRENCE House, II india st. j. TaJ Tor, Pro-
prit tor.
wALKER HOUSE., Opposite Boston Depot, Adams &
Paul, Projectors.
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e. Municipal Coars.

JUDGE K1NGSBURY PRESIDING. p
SATURDAY.-Samnel Ray and John Monaghan,
for larceny Both pleaded guilty. and each fined $40
and one half the COSTS Monaghan paid, and Ray
falling to do so was committed ,..f, sss-sf. ID. y
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8 oars s,s DIR. s. s. FITCH'S. Of i1g
ssFanily Physician, IS

SeVentyzsix pages; price 25 cents. Sent to any adj
dress money required until the book is received,
sick or indisposed Address DIR, S, S, FITCH, %
fremont Street, Boston. sN Jan2gdiy
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q s. j. URT.-There are 1860 actions on the
continued docket of the Supreme Judicial
Court, which commences its session in this
city to morrow. This shows the absolute and
immediate necessity of an intermediate court
so that parties shall have some change of hay
ing their causes heard within year from the
time in which they are entered Chief JUS
tice Appleton will hold this term of the court,
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May be obtained at the Periodical Depots of Fes-
sender Bros, Marquis, Robinson, Coleswortly and
CHISHOLM Bros, at Boston Depot, and ON the train OF
q. M. Curtis, and at Portland & Rochester Depot.
AT BiddefGrd OF Pilisbury Bros. l 4ftT7 a..
AT Saco OF j, S. Locke. - t-f..--. ..tfssg D
At Brunswick, Of w. r. Fields t-s'
AT Waterville, ofJ.S. Carter. 8 acl sI8IE (
At G0rham of News gent.
AT Bath OH. o. hsw. 7iil4i9ob 1853 10 ailAF =
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! NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Notice.

rINIIE Annual meeting of the International Steam
L ship Co, will be he'd at their Office corner OF
Commercial aud Union SITS, on ltl lI89Ifr
Wednesday, january ~, 1S6S,
at3o'elock f. M, tor the choice ofOnlcers ana the
transaction OF any other business that may legally
come before the meeting.
Portland. JANUARY 10. 1868 ~ - AZ
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GRAND RAND CoNoEsEF.5-It viii be noticed by ad.
Yertlsement, that next Monday evening we are
to be favored with another grand concert in
City Hall, got up by Mr.. Wallaeh, the aston.
lsning pertormer on the mouth harmonicon, ass
sisted by Mr. Barnabee and others. 1a9 ,i,f m
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"Ala SOPf.s.s,

A LII SORTS, or a Parse Ssine one hundred l,,b
"A oinslong liberal in depth complefe in ~ a.
pnrienances Tor immediate use, not weighing over
POI lns capable OF being baud ed by man and Irc
Pohagcn. Cost $685. - %
van AMERICAN NET AND TwINE Co,
January 10, dlwl2aw3m
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MESSAGE OF THE GOVERNOR OF MrsNrsorA

MESSAGE OF THE GOVERNOR OF MINNESOTA.
"A dispatch from st. Paul. Mimi, gives the
following abstract of the Governors message
The Governors message was delivered Fri
day. He says that the federal debt of the State
is 1926 900; commends Gen. Terry and Alex
ander for their efficient measures to protect the
frontier and the route westward 10 the upper
Missouri, and recommends that 100000 acres of
land granted to the State by the general gov
eminent be set apart for the payment of the
State railroad bonds of 1850 The message
closes with some allusion to national affairs.
The Governor regrets the delay in the work of
reconstruction, and says that with the excep-
ton of Tennessee the rebellious States have
rejected the terms offered to them by Congress