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In Bankruptcy.
OFFICE OF rHE U. \, MARsHAL)
As Messenger,
poRrIAND. Ian. ~. 1868,

OFFICE OF rHr y. \. MARsHAL}
As Messenger,
PORTLAND, Jan. ~, 1868.
This Is to give notice, That on the twentieth
day Of january, A. ID. 1868. q Warrant In bank
Tuntcy was issued against tho estate OF Lewis d
GOODWIN or buxton, In the County OF York and
state OF Maine, who has been adludged hank
rupt on his own Petitions that the payment OF any
such bankrupt, TO him. or for his use. and the
transfer of any property by him are forbidden by
law that q meeting OF the creditors Of the said
bankrupt, to prove their debts, and TO choose one
or more Assgnees Of his estate, will bo held at Z
Court of bankruptcy, to 10 holden Mt Biddeford
before James ID. fsssendeu, Register, on these
teenth day OF February, A. ID. 1865, at eleven
o'clock, A. 81, ut City Room. 70. ,,.,y
U.S. MARSHAL, As Messenger,
oils DIST. OF MAINE.
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In bankruptcy.

In HankruptCys
OFFICE OF THE U. =. MARsHAL2
As Messenger.
PORTLAND, Jan. ~, lSGS.
This Is TO give notice, That on the twentieth
day of January A ID. 1858. u warrant In bankrupt
cy Was issued against the estate OF Charles III
Furbush OF Lebanon, In the County OF York and
State of Maine, who has been adjudged Bank
Tupt, on his own Petition, that tho payment OF any
debts and delivery OF any property by hin are
of the said bankrupt to prove their debts, and to
choose one or moro AssgDees OF his estate, Will bc
held At q court OF Bankruptcy, to he holden a'
Biddeford before James ID. fessenden, Register, on
the seventeenth day Of February, a. ID. 1865, a'
two o'clock p. ~, at City Rooms.
CHARLES CLARK.
U.S.. MARSHAL rs Messenger.
Otis DIST. OF MAINE.
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.

The LARGE double tenement
N~,S house on summer street. In Bidds.
lord. known a. hssPslrson House"
H. rvill BE- sold at bargain ifsPplysd
for soon.
The house 10 within convenient distaDos nom
the various Corporations, and 10 oceupied by four
families 1t monthly rent OF twenty dollsrs
The lot 10 Sufficiently large for another house.
For further particulars inquire Of Thos. II. Cole
No IOs Main 81, or Of Mrs sarah ID. Psirson, No
Hudson ~. Boston
Biddsford, January Z, 1858 aN
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Turner's Tic DouiOureux,

Or Unrsr,al Neuralgia PA, IL = sale, certain and
speedy cure for Neuralgia and all Nervous Disea.
ses. The seyerest cases ara completely and per-
cured In a very short time. Ncurslgia
I'm the fsce or head Is utterly hanished In . few
hours, No form Of Nervous Disease withstand'
its ma gic influence. II has the unqualified appro'
val OF many eminent physicians. IL contains
nothing Injurious tn tho most delicate .! stem.
Sold everywhere. Sent on receipt OF $l.oo and
postage Stamps. TURNER CO., III fremont
street, Boston, Mass, Proprietors.
Boston, July I, 1861. lyr25
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Important 10 the afflicted.

DR. DOW continues to bs consulted at his Of
fee Nos. 7 and Q Rudicott Street Boston, on ell
disease. Of a PRIVATE OR DELICATE NATURE.
ence Dr. dow has now the qualification Of present.
ing the uufortunate With remedies that have never
failed b cure the most alarming cases Of G.Har-
vASa and SyphRi' beneath his treatment, all the
horrors OF yenereal and impure blood, IInPoteD-
cy, Scroiula. GonorrhgA, Ulcers, Palm or Disifess
In the regions Of procreation. Inflammation 81 the
Bladdeiand Kidneys, HydrOcele, AbsceS-rs, Hu.
mors Prightful sWellings, and the long train 81
horrible symptoms attending this class OF disease,
are made 20 become ~ harmless ~ the simplest
ailings Of child. Particular attention givento
the treatment Of SEMINAL WEAKNESS In ell vs.
forms and stages. Patients who wish 10 rctEsin nm
der Dr. Dows treatment few days or seehs. Will
be furnished with pleasant rooms, and charges Tor
board moderate.
P.s Ladies Who arc trouble with any diseass
ptculiar 10 their system will find specify rslsfty
calling on DIR. DOW, At his of1es, No. 0 Endieott
street
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.

The celebrated DIR. DOW continues to devote
his entire time 10 the treatment Of all diseases In
cIdont To the female system. An experience o.
twenty -four years enables him 10 guarantee speedy
and permanent relief in the worst cases oi Sup
preston and all other Menstrual Disbursements
nom whatever cause. All letters Tor advice mus
contain 81. Ofice No. 2 EndicOtt street, boston.
y. B-Board furnished to those who wish to 70
main under treatment.
boston, Juno %, 1867. lryY
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT
TO FEMALES IN DELICATE HEALTH.

DIR. DOW. Physician and Surgeon, No. a 2 Hn.
dicott street. boston, II consulted daily for all dis
eases incident 90 the female sydem. rrutapsus
Cteri or fAliing OF the womb, fluor Albus, Sup.
preston. and Utber Insnstrual arrangements, are
now treated upon new pathological principles, and
INVARIABLY certain 10 the new mode Of treatment.
that most obstinate complaint yield under iL and
the afictsd person soon reoiees In perfect health.
DIR. Dow hss no doubt had greater expsflso.e IN
any other physician In Bostos, sos has. Hsee
isis, confined his Whole attention 70 the csrs VI
private diseases and Female Conplainfs.
or they will not be answered.
Oflcs honfs iron A. .. tosns.
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In Bankruptcy.

OFFICE or THE u. &. MARsHAL)
As Messenger.
PORTLAND, Jan. i6. 1862
This IL Ia give notice, That on tho sixteenth day
OF January, A. ID. 1868, q warrant In bankruptcy
was issued against the estate OF Elbrldge NJ. Dear
born, of Saco, In tho county Of York, and state Of
Maine, who has been adjudged bankrupt, on hi:
own petition, that the payment Of any debts and
delivery Of any property belonging TO such bank
rupt TO him, or for his use and the transfer o. any
property by him, are forbidden by lawj that q
meeting Of the creditors Of the said bankrupt, II
prove their debts, and to choose one or more as
signees Of his estate, will be held at aCourt Of
Bankruvtcy, to he holden at Biddeiord. before
James ID. Fessenden, Register, on the seventeenth
day OF February, A. d. 1868, ut ten o'clock, a. H..
ut City Rooms.
CHARLES CLARK A. MEssENGRR,
Otis (Disr. oP MAINE.
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.FIsHER's COUGH DROPS" will. n tn.
ken in season, break up any cough, and prevent
tient when given up by the physician. and is spec
tally recomme nded To those who are troubled with
night coughs, rs IL insurcs sweet and refreshing
sleep. - .
MASON, sYMONDS 4 CO., Kennebunk, Me-,
Proprietors, Csc. q. GOODWIN & Co., Boston.
General Agents. Sold by Nil druggists. sp6n4o
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Ccriats C,.re ~ 81! Cases,

rhoss Who ned ne ssryicss Of a. szpsrisseed
pbvsican or surrsos In all dinDsah and ehronis
diseases Of svsry name and nature. should give
"' n, pev imports and he's ior sale Q pev ~.
,,sl. called The Yrssch secret Order BY nall. fos
m md . rcd stamp. WI
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In Bankruptcy.
OFFICE or TIM u. q. Marshal,
As Messenger. !
pnprIANp Ian 10 lSfs.

PORTLAND, Jan. 20, 1865. }
This Ia 10 give notice, That on the twentieth
day Of January. A. ID. 1863, Warrant IN bank
Stanley. OF berwick. In the County OF York and
State Of Maine, who has becn sdludged Bank
rupt on his own Petition that the payment OF any
debts and delivery Of any property belonging
TO such bankrupt, TO him. or for his use, and
the transfer OF any property by him are for
hidden by law that q meeting Of tho credit
ors Of the raid Bankrupt, TO prove their debts
and to choose one or more Assignees or MS e.
tate, will b. held ut q Court OF Bankruptcy. u
he holden at Biddeford. before James ID. fesssnden
Register, on the seventeenth day OF February
A. ID, 1868, at twelve o'clock. A. NJ. at City Rooms
CHARLES CLARK,
U.S.. Marshal rs Messenger,
Oils Dist. Of Maine.
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WHY SUFFER FROM SORES?

When by the use 81 ARNICA OINTMENT, you Can easily
he cured II has relieved thousands from Barns, Sead,,
ChaPpsd Hands, SBrdiHs. Cuts. Uosnd,. ana frery
sopiant Of tks Sk,n Try IT, foe II costs but IS cents.
H. sure ard ask for
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In Bankruptcy.
OFFICE OF THK u. 3. MARsHAL)
As Messenger, :
n.--s Ias, nj IsGa

PsRrLASD. Jan. ID, 1893
This Is to give notice, That on the twentieth
day OF January, A. ID. 1868, Q Warrant In Dank'
ruptcy was Issued against the estate Of Abrah am
Perkins OF Kennebunk port, In the County Of York
and state Of Maine, who has been adjudged a
bankrupt, on his own Petition, that the payment
OF any debts and delivery OF Rnv property by him
are forbidden by lawi that meeting Of tho credi'
tors of the said Bankrupt. TO- provo their debts,
and 10 choose one or more Asslgnees OF his cstats
will be held ut u Court OF Bankruptcy tn be hold
en- at Biddeford. before James ID fessenden Regis
ter, on the seventeenth day OF February, A. ID.
Is6S, ut three O'Clock, p. NJ, at city Rooms.
CHARLES CLARK,
US. MARSHAL ~ Messenger,S
otis DIsT. OF MAINE.
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Try H. for costs but Is cents fcr sale ny all drggstsi
&c scnl IS cuts to u. 4. SEYMOUR ~ Co., h"st"n and
rvceve box by return mail. Octlosply4S
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UoIe,s Arnica Ointment,

For sale by al druggists send your address anil % cts
To D. y. sEYMOUR& CO., Boston, Mass, and receive
box by return mail. Octlssply+3
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General Advertisements.
BOWDOIN COLLEGE.
Medical Department.

TAcuLrr or MEDICINE.
SAMUEL HARRIS, ID d., President Of the Col
lege.
JOHS 5. TEySEY. Lid Lecturer en- Medical
Jurisprudence.
ISRAEL r. DANA, Md. Professor Of the The
DRY and Practice Of Medicine.
WILLIAM c. ROBINS0f. Nd. Professor OF
Materia Medica and Therapeutics
CORYDOH l.. FORD, Md, Professor OF Anal
CYRUS r.RRICkETT, ND, Professor Of Chem
-" WiLIiIM WXRRES GREENE. MD, Professor
OF Surgery
THO. H. JEWETT, Nd. Professor OF Ohstst-
rics and Diseases OF Women and Children.
N N. SEAYEY, ND, Demonstration OF Anat-
omy.
STThe Yorty.Eis hth Annual Coursc OF Leo
lures In the Medical School or Maine. will coui-
Inence Feb. 10, 1905, and continus sixteen
weeks
Circulars. containing full Information, may DO
obtained by applying 10 the Secretary.
CT. BRACkErT. Nd, Sse'y.
brunswick, Jan. I, 1863 wv
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Special n Offices.
cATARRH CAN BE CURED.
RaclarS German Snuff.

Headache relieved, am In met, every disease OF the
ncse and head permanently cured by the use u the we'll
49, ...sslI
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General .9dperttse,sc, cuts.

VXIANTED! AGENTS, MALE & FEMALE,
w I'm every town 10 cell Chases silver Lick Hair
Crmper sells sight 10 every lady. Profits $50 per
cent The hest chance yet offered To thse out u employ
ment Samples With directions sent by mall on receipt of
2, cents and warranted 10 give perfect satisfaction, or the
money returned Send for sample, eDclos4 rel stamp
for ,r,oc Iis. Address, o. N. CHASE.
Ind 81 Washington ST., Boston.
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Board Planning,
JOINTING, MATCHING

and all kinds Of work usually done In a wood.
working mill. Our new mill IL slxty.nve feet long
snd.will give US good accommodations. and with
the additional new machines Of the most improved
kind. for FLAMING. JOINTING, MATCHING,
Clio SAVING, 90, 40, wo hope 70 do the work
promptly. We also shall keep y small stock oi
well-sclected
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Those hours which You spend in devotion
or in doing good, ARE the best Of your time.
and will have tho sweetest inflencc on your
last hours.
A HAsp Iiir. Said mn old preacher
once: "Fellow.sinners, IL YOU were told
that by going To the top "f ihosc stairs Won.
der, pointing to "a pair OF rieke,y stairs a,
the end ot the church, YOU tnipht s.cur,.
YOUR eternal salvation, really hardly b,.
lieve any OF YOU would try il. Hut let any
man proclaim that there were five ,lo,,.r-
in gold tor YOU, and Ill he bound there
would he such u getting up stairs as you
never did sec.'
A chill needs smiles as much NJ flowers
need sunbcaus. Children look little he.
yond the present moment. TIA thing
pleas.s, they are apt tn seek IL: IL displeases.
they are prone To avoid Il. Ii home is the
place where faces arc sour. and words
nanh, and iault.hnding Is ever in the as.
cendant. be We sure they will spend rs
many hours as possible elsewhere. SOLO
mon : roll Is great institution. but there
are cases not a few where a smile or pleas
ant wopl will serve better purpose, and
DO more agreeable to both parties
A paragraph has been going the rounds
Of the papers to effect that Me. Nasty was
about to give readings from his letters. A
correspondent, Of the Springfield Rsp6a!icun
says this 10 mistake. Mr. Nasty has lie
livercd, with gratifying success lecture
which bears the attractive title Of "Cursed
be Canaan. in several Western cities, hut
does not propose to arcad." In rcccn,
psivate letter he says; .srbere is q good
deal Of oratory in me, bu, don't do rs
we'll q can In any one place. out Of re-
spsct 10 the memory Of Patrick Henry"
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Advertising and its Results.

, No better means to make ones goods, wares,
and merchandise and their particular. merits
known to the world, has ever been discovered
than through the medium of newspapers
Whether commercial, political, literary, reii-
giohs, or whatever sect, party, or authorship,
all have. their circulation and influence. how
many successful business men could be enumer-
ated who owe their high pecuniary position to
advertising alone! How many plucky firms
are taking the lead, monopolizing certain lines
of business, simply by judicious advertising !
There is not in existence an article OF value that
Is not worth publishing to the world. ,,.t,sy
!, We have now in mipd one hEm OF Wnlcn we
can speak with certainty We refer to the
house of J. r. Barretti& CO.., of this CITY, the
gentlemanly and popular proprietors OF, that
Indispensable article known as Barrett veg
etable Hair Restorative" Two years age this
preparation was scarcely known OUTSIDE oil tpls
section = to-day there isinot city, town, or
borough this side of the Pacific where this ex-
cellent "Renewer" is not known and apprecia-
ted, and is, we learn, rapidly supplanting all
others. To be sure, this preparation possesses
real merit, and is far removed from the thou
saads of vile nostrums which constantly Hood
every market. 1t also received the endorse
ment of the Agricultural Society in 1866, which
awarded its highest premium ever given In the
line of patent remedies. > Yet "Barretts Hair
Restorative owes its success and present posi-
ton in great degree to- advertising.
Manufacturers and preprieters OF any article
of merit should not fail to resort to timely and
judicious advertising, that they may not only
reap its benefits, but at the same time confer. a
priceless gift upon the community at large by
the introduction of their happy and valuable
discoveries Nanchester N. FL. Mirror.
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Fl : &
The PRESIDENTS SALARY.-The
salary of the President of the United
States is $4,000 a year. 1t was fixed
at this sum in the early days Of the COY
eminent. = At that time it represented
times as much, if not ten times as
much, as it represents now. 1t is alto
gether too small to support the Presl-
dent in proper style, and to enable him
to meet his necessary expenditures as
chief executive of the nation. 1t ought
to be, at the very lowest, 500, 0OO.-
We have no, doubt that the next Con
gress will take some action in this mat
ter. President Grant should not be
compelled to live in this cheap board
lag house style.--M : Il Times, .iso
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WESTMHNSTER MARKETS,
Reported Expressly, for the ApvocA IL By Thos
Z. Sellers Co.
q wHoL.EsXI.E PRICES,
,RALTiNIoRE MARKETS.,

y'ni3iy Irl,s TUEsDAY, Nov. 10th, 1868.
Flo,a.--HowaEd; Street Super and, Cut
Extra 5oaS7 90, do Shipping Extra 8 %
ass 753; do High Grades 9 00aSl0O 90, do
Family 10 a0aSlls.50. Western Shipping
Extra z 75aS8 50; do, Choice Extra 70 90
aS9p75; do Family 10 25a$ll 40. ) City
Mills Super 6 75aS 87a; do Standard Ex-
ira 8 75aS9 %; do Shippidg Brands Ex-
ira 10 25aSl0 So, Baltimore High Grade
Extra 90 0OaS0o, 90. Rye Flour z 50a
| 81 rs. Corn Meal o 0eaS5 50.i ell.8$3fk
1850 bushels white and $4,000 bushels red.
We report sales, viz: 100 bushels fair to
| prime white at @ 00aS2 25; 900 bushels
good do. at 2 20a$0 90. ECorn--Sales of 800
white at 81 10, 300 bushels yellow at 81 10.
0ats-HsalesI of 700 bushels, at 00az0 cts.s
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, al
Nov. 10th, 1868. ~ i;
Beef Cattle.-tThe offerings at the Scales
during the pastweeki amounted to 2643 head.
The prices ranged as follows Old Cows and
Scalawags, at 50a$ A 90; ordinary thin
Steers, Oxen and Cows 4 00a$4 80; fair duai-
ity BeeYes5aS6 so; and,the very best Beeyes
at. 60aSS copper 100 lbs. the average price
being about So so gross. asg-sesri
Sheep. Fair to good sheared Sheep ct
24a44 cents, psrIh grQsss IN
Hogs, Prices ranged az foilows: fair to
good live Hogs 40 tUa$ |. 81 per 100, Ibs
eWdos @bhRasbea at Is TO % cents; tub
washed So 8, to SO cents; NJ. pulled, 80 70
= .Lsails CITY Slaughter ID % as eenntz;
Rough Skirsing 40 to az cents; Spanish Sole
81 81, to 50 &c. cents Country slaughtered 50 70
HsdsJ.-Associatioh Steer at Ii43 to Is
cts; Cow II to IL cents; Buenos Ayres q
Hey4Good to prime baled Timothy at
| 2Oa$22 per teh. .tfTkaM aLaD
! Feathers-Are in;better request. Strict.
ly prime rale at 6Oa70 cents per ID; medium
live fgeese s75aB5 cents per lbs common
kinds 40a50 cents per lh. Hl-E.Jal
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A PREDICTION CONCERNING GEN.
GRANr.--In speech made at Crestline,
Ohio, Mr.. Vallandipgham said:l. r. b.
"Now, my Republican friends, I have
not said anything against Gen. Grant
in this campaign. l have not done it
fora purpose II he is fit to be Pres
ident, long before his term expires |
will be found supporting him, honestly
and cordially, against the leaders of the
party which expectsIto elect him in No
yember Loud cheers. And you will
have no right to cry oat traitor, against
him; you will have no right to talk
about his Tylerizing, or his Fillmorei-
ling, or his Johhsonizing you. You
nominated him in Chicago; you put a
PLATFORM something called platform
Into his hand; you asked him fpr-an
acceptance of it, and he accepted, and
l dare say he would have accepted the
Democratic nominationtoo. Laughter.
But he too care in his letter Of, 'accep-
lance to Say that he would not proclaim
any policy? lie did notconsider it iag-
visable to do so Ia advance of the tlcc-
tiou-to Say what he would DO When he
was elected. Now, bIgpray you TO re-
member that I told you on this 26.h Of
October, that Gen. Grant will reject
the mad, fanatical, revolutionary Radi-
cal leaders of the organization which
put him forward, ii, he proves true to
the constitution and the Union of our
fathers. Loud eheers,] If he will re-
store to this government IFS harmony,
and give back to the people their rights,
North and South, | will be found among
his cordial supporters, because ! will be
found in opposition TO the Radical par
~
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Il IMPoRTANT TO SToREKEEpERs.-
Under an Act of Congress passed, July
20, 1868, every dealer in tobacco and
cigars having more than twenty pounds
ofrtobaqeos or ten pesndsyof sauff, or
more than ave thousand cigars, is are-
oufred to MAX an.invent6ry the same
Immediately, and deposit it with the
Assista ut Assessor Of his division, who
will swear the party to the truth Of his
return, The appraisemept must be
made on the first day of. each month
thereafter, and filed1ta as above, There
are heavy penalties for failure to reg
ister,- &c: kg4fan D TIARa
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Tha surratt Case,

IA dispatchsffom w ashington of the
6tb instant, says the Surratt case drew
another immense crowd to the City Hall
-daylto hear Die decisioaf the Court
on Ithesquestie1 Of the rightpf the Gov
eminent TO appeal in criminal cases.
-,Judge- 0lin=delivered the opinion of
the Court, and said:-"We think that
the people, 10 the absence OF any statute
giving that authority to the United
States cannot bring up case by writ
,ofSerr6r or appeal, when final Judgment
has been given" This announcement
was received With decided approbatIon
by the crowded andiahde land. le66gss.t-
ulations were being exchanged that the
Snrratt case was at last ended, finally
and forever, When Chief Justice Carter
suddenly, andaane xpecEedl gAto ths Bar
addressed. them in terms by no means
complimentary tod nstiee sWylie, ieby
whom Surratt's case had been decided
in the Criminal Court. He closed ms
remarks with the following declare
ton, of continued war on, lSurratti-
:ssIt seems : from the opinion OF the
Court that Judge Wylie had the right
to certify his Judgment to the Court r. ~ I,
general term, and il will be remembered
that District Attorney Darlington re-
quested the Judge In open Court, before
the prisoner was discharged, ITO certify
his judgement to the Court IN bdnc,
which he refused to, do, B | will state
that Surratt was delivered to the Mar
shall of the District from the Swatara
on, the 10th of February, 1867, and
therefore, the statute Of slimitatlon, viii
not apply to his case if new inddict
nent is found by the Grand Jury on OF
before the 9th .dayof February next.
II is understood that District Attorney
Darlington will at once proceed to have
a new Indictment found by the Grand ans
Jury under this suggestion from the
Chief Justice. zliinnua dlia .ino1l 81 bed.
BIS The Supreme Ioultof the District 81
Columbia on Saturday sustained the
decree of Judge Wylie, ordering sur u
rats discharge under the statute Of
Limitations. This ends thS Surratt case
a ,. Utt 1Ftrt "a H..
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Vote of Carroll County---0ficial.
A Washington letter, dated Friday

- H;0I: 4 -ttf 80 tt4s ~ = ~'b ~ SINK
last, says 81 lis .i2peedj lDd ii qnJd
y General Grant is not to have apublic
reception after ALL Ia letter received
from him this morning by his brother
in-law, General Dent, states that he
would much prefer refurningquietly to
~ ashington, and after a consultation
with. the, several committees, it has been
agreed to abandon the proposed recep-
tion.. This will entail sad disappoint-
ment upon the governing classes" who
were making extensive calculations upon
grand display of loyalty and torch
lights. General Dent suggested that
General Grants friends could, in few
days after his arrival, visit his residence
and tender their congratulations. This
will relieve the President elect from
being brought into any dcoutact with
the colored troops, as they will not be
found among the callers at his private
residence. 5.ss +s- "a fHFi-t.Ha