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btm Ser. StIaten Subtttu3 Department. a~bJnltEfe,n Ia
Baltimore, Ytb, tu It;lern :;
6astOiieln uno 3wiebeln,
In aut,n fdritn IdRern Ssrpadt unN au iOIGen 3eitsn uni
In iOl&en 0uantitatsn gu Ittf,rn, ais fur etnen gFU at spm
10. yicptr. 1865 an. n6tbts Fnh.
Tie AnsebSts rdfen auf 5prmuIaren eefteSer, bic In
bIeIer Office ! betORmen Hnb un mug ttn SerttFtat BEN
Ansebpte b~etsefIgt ietu. bGS bon jwti peraniwrrtlt1eu Yar.
teien untes (prt BEN lit. Setes Mnsebct mue cine SsprudtI
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un9en.
ste &esteruna behalf fb has @e6t Scr, aus pSsr Urgent
etn MuaebOt, melhsS midi Dprtbeilbaft eribstnt iurudju'
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bebGlt Hh bIS Commencement as Hsht ppr' anosrepo 81
tanien, UNI ben WRaneel tn e%reanjsn, tElfnl es ZEN Spiten'
uber(hue uter ten Gprtrdetprets Der ydrtet psl1e ttri
Mblieferuns AT made" ~untellabt anretnet.
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eSeee periOa ubsr jebeS @ttslteb stner Sirmd. bic en
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folder nt&t bsretts tn btei fer Sfnce resiattrt 1T
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lung in o.. Dprsutb'S Sotel, Der &IrnPaue se9ennosI,
Nutbeile ann e%rnlGsiaten 8eitrittsseIee bon 20 Gents
perben MIR nod tenige gGo9en ouS8e8ebeu unb IA prr'
ausfi6tIi& bic auf Obme neuer Vtit9ltsber iepr BAH 9es
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TRAIT etnes @rIaTes Der Der. ct. Dilritt Court pom Septbr.
Germin 1865 aesen ene partie liter unb ~bepcsltGes @i8en'
tbum, NIT Sei6lus beIest in Baltimore t@s. hes Ssptbr'
tt.-aast- n- 3ermtns 1862
@s rirb hermit Nptts ee9eben, bae t6 auf Sfentlt1et
Mutton fir Bdar ant Dttnltda 3. Stt. 1855, IL ubr Wtttt-
tags I'm Sfentli&en Stcre, Ode bon eDrttarb nne @9pttr,
In Der Statt Baltimore, cine erree gartie BON @utern unb
bewesli&em Gtsentbut oerfaufen rerbe, %teitftenb aus Q0bts-
fep tn &tfen. tapferne 8oren, Gtearren, 8apsten, Seltuh &c.
sAf 50. Bpn FAINT
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felt Del Dem hdGlfen Sdnserfelt In 9OuispiG'
ltattiaben-
Sir baS Central Committee
q. Stein, 9raf.
g.. 9. S6u y a mn, Setr.
N b. Griefe 5eltsbe man care Of An.
zeiger Office an ben Sefretdr AT abreliren
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Sp;ia1 bempfr. XurnDerin.

Wcrsen |OienHas) 4benb s lt3r fiabet cine Srtra=
@jeneral= Serfammluns ftatt, i'll pelber bic nenen yer
rroltnuosreaeln ,ur Nnr a6me ~rpr5elest tperben. Iud
lieaen nod anbere pi6tise gei6aite Dor, meBbal6 elne
sablrei&e SetBeIisuns BON Seiteu Der 9lit9Iieper erirar=
tet tpirb. Sm IuitraS
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NuttipnSzG erfouf Spn 6pipitalGt9entDur''
Is. 80. gpttIsr, a%utttrnar.
Medical gurpsssrsoftto IT, &C.

QDaIbtr9f on, Y. O. %. StVl' toGo'
Dpnrtrhla, 5. Sttbr. 1865 miro tn hem S9larshea"' ~ ~"
eubiduep : auars ste unb Is Stry antsr Stttang. pSa Wv,
pttGn $. Spba fSo, Nrb G. u. ". eIne gnBt @TSTIft
brau66arts = ssntbum daf Sfsntli9sF "''''" V"'""'
rereen, nGmttd ,A.,r rrb Sarns
frCbJ SiartiG n, Ieiusne unb taumnpo1 ss1, T,,assr Si5pf,
ae, 9paltr1alhtr, wlener unp @dpt'" SVHN' :
Gis Gufmsftiamfsit ppa 41usbalt'tn SUPERINTENDENT nt,SaS H,a TSS
SStsIs upO DampfbUOteu, 9anSltrn IN ssOFa ~ u +iSt,t }rSe a.
W, y Itfs in aaagntttaten aas, bOttn psrSe0' UNI sr0te ""0
tlstne Rdufer S~ufriebsn 81 feuen. - s,c,t ro6 Be Il
8tstnsunsen badr tn &e9,sfunsSlSn !" 81 rrtifet binnen As
0ertaufe unb JUrtlhdftun9 Der e.tl"I'"
Stanfen opm u" ""' 8. 6utberldnb,
Suraetn Ii 9. VI. Wttb, gureeper.
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au6fltens.soffc e0er Der. ct. Armec.

SarperS Nerrs 20. Sept. 1865.
@etfe9eite NuSebote I'M DupIttat wsrbsn aaf btsfer Office
bis DOnneritda, 5. Off, NaGmtttnss 3 ubr entge8eneenrn'
men fur BITE g,efernr6 BON
friiaem O6lenfleii6,
pcrr 10. Sftober alb auf 8 MOn te Dber eine fOlne 3eti ivie
te eet 0tneraI Subitfen3 @pmmtn1r ter Ser StaatFn BE-
t'nmen mag FUR BITE Grnppen IN 2Dtnds fer, ga, unb uai"
eegenb.
las OdTenfsif& mus ron outer bettdufi&er Ou0lttdt
lein un6 tie SIuts POM 0er trtbftl unb 9tntfrttsiI (6aI8.,
Sdentsle unb gtt,renistt fnb aus9ei&lpfenJ in Serbdltntes
mastger Quanttt6t g~eltefert %rstben.
Der sails Ger 3btsre, bic fur 9ieferunS bon OAIenfletf3
eentdS tteies Sent aires eeI6la6tet mel ben, mug am pterten
Wtrbel ataefbntt;en UNI be Brat beranttr set,immt ieiu.
Die VOrbei .betne muIer trst btS pter 8Da SetDdlb tes Rnte-
9eirnt3 unS he 9tnUrbttrtel feds BITS att 3ou ptet bdlb beS
S9entet gsie, is ob rtadt fetn.
Das EGiennstid 1T In iOlben Quanti!dttu unb gu iOl6in
3stten, trte es burd ben ~@pmnhtliar oeer re communicated
Offjtere bsfttinmt MT B..
&tesbate maIea duf SOrmulare sefArtetsn ietn, rslGe
aut eteier Cffce Ju taeen lino, UNI bte bart @n9ebpt beige
fu9tsn @~ett,ftate mlhen furA JUet SsraHtDprtItGe 8ur8tn
unterSeiGuet f.iu.
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Slert bar re6Ittu I thrift Gpurt rber pom y. ct. Dtftitt
aGwals auS8efcaten Sefbetnt8Eng nideeptefen werren
cbet.
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Sf'9stnt Jung nabnetfen, bb Ne wtter ttrsht nr6 tntttett
BET tr9eno etnsut &neebpt ~betetligt N, ou6sr b~erieatsen,
mprnntsr le tbren Ramen 0e3si6net bat.
Srri3tn9e. muiien rsutIi@: proposals for furnishing
FreSh Feet" netri6rltbsm un" an Geo. S. Leland, c.. s.
Anbteley mullen lei GrBfnpns sessuwdriis uns scrbsrsi.
ebe ne bic OfHct p~srtaIsn.
N4ean Ols Gn0stCt I'm gta,rsn elmer 81 Mo ssI5sebt, 70
nhntn Ct NdmsH bar EpetInebmtr. mite bic pOtOifiee e..
ndp onef9eteG l'tn cter 60 tpire t6t In 8Giradt sesceen.
3GptltnB mtre mcEatltA tn icldeu iSpnes eema6t, ais ae-
raet an pdns rtnS; rnS teint vorbGnosn, fp5nIb als pel6t
~etn0ebss.
9eoe 9erfOa obfr iebt 5irna, arlds Nnee5pte uaa&t. mus
et'teibeh iurb etnen Er'nete beBisttfn, r3enn ntht en IDI&er
bier resifrlrt purbe.
IIIe 4n8ebrte, bteien Sori9 rifles n d I
genan ma 6fp nj meHb. 10 erbe n Oerworfeu.
Auf 9f ftb! tes GrGo. Brig Gen. Thpmas NtTfcn,
e. 3 II 8. u.
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S6laB'9erfdut bon
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Vf~s9terarGS Serfduf.
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Negierun98= 9ferDen ltltO Wtnule1eln.
- g nsrd .Qulrii rnsiiitls Office
Darlington .. 6. Sept. rs. 1895
gB1 -renp hes NtonGt8 OftOber tpcresn en- len na96t-
mann en- piiBen nno Gd3en duF bffeptIt4er IuetiOn an zen
Mieiittieteno = ofriauft namtiA: 81
Rem 9Vrf.
Statt en- DJ.t, Dterhaa Ibc g0r1; 100 p erbe t6ati6.
9ephfglpanien.
9j:labtipbia, Op nrerflGj ere @o5f 100 Fferbe tialtt.
Gb l~a3slftta, Sdmtag -- ~ 100 DiauleiI "
2arrtsbur9 Oteuf14 100
6eaeing Dtenh a 3. Oft Der $50 Dierke
@reensturs, < etta j L. Sttp er $50
6 ucaacr. DpuHerfdg 10 Sttp6fr $50
p~itt8burs, Dpnuttnas2 %. 9e!br. 100 -
Altntepa, tenftaa 81. OF Sr $50 -
-tt Oeiapdre. -.
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GDtm nStcn, s rettaG ~ 100 Wauleiel y
Mifipprt
81. 2ruis, 0ttcbe 81 sc z6.u 10. $50 WlAulsl l tislt&
st qrNi8. Sttpbtr IL, Il, 10 NIB ID 15e pfrbe
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--0iesbOrp,D 6.
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ate GHtere pelna I'M Sttrber rertau tperben 1tnn beHr
als CITES a3pete, nelte , n publituut hs jtst ~ansebCten
purben Dtt @tsb belt ~terielbsn lit ssIunb unb brau4' ar.
e ptrb r 0rtft, baR NIT btefeR Ger
alIf uherfII iteeu @s4bernt-
m n btete usrangtrtwerken &Gufer
iCllten beShafb epn btefer IeBten @ele.
8enbeit 3ut Gufen wOIlen @ebraa4 MAIDEN.
Die Spiers rerten etuSeln o~erfIuft.
Gte BestAufe beginn:n um 10 uhr y ID.
eetugun8e n: b1nr tn o uoernene ttsseIe.
..r 1- SdmeS u. e &tn,
brco 8rt8. General tn @baree l. DtpE on.
(fept. % Oct sly 9. ID q. 8.
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CONNECTICUT Sldtters&abat!

ertalts i'd teute pr Stedmer trn gter gptf uab fann tenlel
len su ietr n~iesrtsen OR 10 rertaufen. @5fntaHs Sasalid
une Cara Su ietr btlisem pFeis.
Dtlltdm PAUL,
(mpIW 451 SdlttmGreitr.
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Din bic Yitrder Der l. WnrD.

9n elmer SerIunmlung Der resifrrten unbebiuSteu
Unions 9 ttmmgeber Der eriten gEarp, bic at Mbenb hes
80. September 1865 a~6Sebalten ipurbe, tpurben fcI9enos
8ei6liiIe eiuittmmis an9encmnten
l. Sei&lpifen: DAT mir bic seiesIi6en @tinuI=
oeser Der Warb fir bic einjisen paienceu Rerione1
balten, I'M atSutintmeu lei Ter nGbfen Sedmtentpabl.
9. 8ef9IOifeu: DAT mir Col Sci9ua Spn@ els
uuieren @aueioaten eiuitimnliS ertpG9lt Rabeu un0 ras
mir ibm uniere uusetbeiltc luterfiieuns se1eu wereen
unb e~mpiebleu i'm allen SeiesIiGen Stiumse6erH Der
Barb.
@apt. G. Davis, YrSi.
(pft2-18) CAN'T. 90. g.. Otc NeIIh, SER.
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Iiug. GGrb. 8r. uuterf. Serein.
Die @itslierer Der go. 800 tS 600 babeu 0ienfuS,
benz. Sftober, iut &ereius= eptale, SO. 152 W. 6apette=
ftraBe, gu eri6eintu.
(mobi 8ie9anb, Ser.
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@Snuttl de @&neiber bieier Stabt werren Piermit
e~iuselaben, it9 ON 0ieuftas, ben 3. Sttcber, abenSs z
n6r in Central Sale, DO. % Norb @apftraBe, gu berz
Iainmelu, nm ben bort an i6 benz alSemeinen Gusju9
Der oerI6iebeneu @eperfe sur Ntlfenperiamrnlung am
Uicnuntent gquare ausui9liesen, bel tpel&er @eIeSenbeit
tie 9nterefen Der ar6eiter 5ar SHPanbIuns tcnInten per=
ben.
[mobil DaS Gnprbnuuss=@ pmite.
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Sci Nprrpn ~ w.
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ron
mertbYpQem @i9entbuni.

Ter unter,,i&u,te a1yits, ~iSS IN S1 ! t / am T Piass.
an an sss!fs ssaa S| S.i,s; 70. a 65'9 sers, Sas%; ssies'a a. es ss5
se Utrs SSaf @ 'cn afsnumtnt uGO SteFltngtr. pertaqten;
a pe ! Ont an Mennmtn,sr; y "a u s. . . 3 tief. W. Sut f' Der
sutaf nne P'omS sSftsss mil DaGltabtn etn8ert3teteS
VT ltsp. 81 unS g~BSDnbaus, NIT sretfSdbsIm 2tnt IT.
oSaaS,n' - iSbrIi8e 9runbrents Rtras' $zS S'V'0a' ~"
|. gtas Is ( NJ Hsunaen, yin 0ritttetl baar am ysTtaats,
Se't." nrtlttsI In 3 Mlonatea RnH ben HFst IN 0 @enH ,4t
s DsS tgsr;aufsfds, sS'r Nass 6aar, ~ , Sr : SS ge, 4 an
se stsSTs sa asii1st itin mad Q9uni1 Ses GruHess.
Hne MUS" S'"@ Lbps 8rustnR 3rnret'
Otpt 3ol $3.50 m
m {Scnnecttcnt Seep SnttsagS =! q,
sucsns Iceben 20 Sifcn ~TsasIipt 3sa'tt@ so
btuteem TteW 36{tPaS 0FShsT
a. Irtcass eIaes 1"n' ~"""'"'
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Connecticut, ipel6es seItern iber bic
Nsaer=S timmredts@5 rage abltimmte, bat ols@
elbe sGnsIi@ nj erSefttu1rat
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3uUcrR0uj. IN ....y1uuetOea.
2u ~perfuufen.

Cine tleire iebr gut %Selesene unb %Dan8tore Utrttftaft lit
lolprt NIT aaeh i'm 6aule befnbli9en @egan1tdRpen bt1i9 3u
csrianfea: QDO? gu ertra8en in Ger Qrp. ;. 81. lctmOSl
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JEGEL,s HOTEL.
s.. OSGnmer'S 1d)ufe.

-. NGdEltec'S @GOuIe.
SO Germanitr. 3pii6en Soparb uno Gutarltr.
Sas gStnter. Semeler t~estnnt am 4. Sept. Nuger cen oe.
wVbnithen unterridtS- @egsnfdnSe pirb In gpuif. San9n-
erbetten unb i'm carmen uuterrt@tet. Sir zen unterrt6t
TN S6retten unb 3ei9ufn tlbe tN Qerrn 81 afar euao1tlt.
nab eelen Vtetbpee eter S9iter befd5tit wirs, Ia Iebr
tur;tr ;3ett cine aus8ejet4net f9Gne 6anO gu 5teiten. Be
~trneers nGSIt6 1T Ger unterrt4t i'm Sid. unb Glanens
ietmnen tur WaoHeH. 3eBlere tUnnen BET mir au4 6pl unb
2e3tS batominen.
(le2-l 4 SIP -
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SarperS Herrp 20. Sept. 1865.
Wsrfe9ete Nn9ebote I'M DupIttat tperbtn aaf bteier Office
biz D%OnnerhaG 5. Off, NaGntttass 3 ntr entse8eneenUn'
men fur BITE QieGerura BON
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Nrucrcs aus europa.

RemsDpr 2. Sft.
Der Prft hes rGnenIanniu" lift fclSenosS entnontmen
Gnolunr. er
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By the Pressdsnt OF the Unste5 Steses 81
aaas sys aAn1ertcas is s'A'o
T. A PROCLAMATION. ssS

WASHINGTON, April pa 7
Whereas, by my direction the Acting Sec
rotary Of State, in q notice to the public on
the 18th of April requested the various relig-
ious denominations to assemble on the 10th. OF
April on the occasion. Of the obsequiessof
Abraham Lincoln, late President OF the Unit.
ed States and TO- observe the same with ap-
propriate ceremonies, and
sWhsreds, our country has become one great
house OF mourning, where the head lof the
family has been taken away, and believing
that special period should be assigned for
again hambIing ourselves before Almighty
God ip order that the Bereavement may be
saDctfdedto the nation, a@''a1 q 0NsSs
Now, therefore, 10 order to mitigate that
grief on earth, which can only be assuaged by
communion with our Father in Heaven, and
in compliance with the wishes of Senators and
Representatives In Congress-. communicated
to me by resolution adopted at the National
Capital, Il Andrew j Johnson, President Of the
United States, do hereby appoint THURSDAY,
THE TWENTY FIFTH DAY OF MAY NEXT, to
be observed wherever in the United States
the flag of the country may be respected, as 3
day of humiliation and prayer, and recommend
my fellow citizens then to assemble In theil
respeciiye places Of worship, there to unite in
solemn service to Almighty God in memory d
the good nAnlwh0 hag been removed, SO that
all shall be occupied at the same time in CON
temptation Of his virtues and sorrow for biz
Sudden and piolentendas1saib o. a0a5s
lncs In, witness whereof, I hereunto set my hant
and caused the seal Of the United States to b
| affixed. .siaase neg Rsis 80 2
Done at the city Of Washington, this2bth da.
Apr, in the year of our Lord 1865, and Q
the Independence of the United States
America the eightyninthsI a d9oas slas /
- ANDREW JOHNSON
By the Presidents w.s HUNTER, Actin
Secretary of State. ii axvssz al oooss dslds
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HEApqEAaTERs AhlS Of PoronAc,

April % &
Reports are current here that many of oul
men have been found murdered in i6e vlcini
/ II ofhouses through the country. but notwiIh
standing the stfictest Inquiries have been made
no confirmation can be obtained. Asduadrou
Of cavalry have been sent ont to scour the
country and bring in.as prisoners all who are
found with arms In their hands, whether claim.
ing to be paroled or not. 49, Al i III
I IA delegation Of citizens from Danyilie came
through TO headquarters yesterday with me-
tition from the President and Directors Of he
Richmond and DanvilIe railroad, asking per-
mission to reopen their road, saying ali the
rolling stock was at Danyille in good condi-
tlQn,I Communications were telegraphed to
Gen. Grant, who replied that their request
would be granted provided they take the oath
OF allegiance. The government retains the
right to take possession of the road at any
time they see proper. 1t is believed that the
ears on the route will be running in two or
three days as the track Is In as good order as
before hee'sretreat. ,a9gmoi5 sd'
II Is obtained from q reliable gentleman that
JEFF. Davis was at Danville soms'two or three
weeks since, batu had left, and his present
whereabouts are unknown.
A number OF citizens appear daily at the Of
fce OF the Provost Marshallto take the oath OF
allegiance and asking that their houses and
property be protected.
At the earnest solicitation Of the citizens of
Evansville, the 10th New York Vols. has been
detailed as guard for that town and will re-
imaln1there until things become settled.
The army still remains in the vicinity of
huntsville Junction, aud no further change
will be made in their disposition until official,
news is received from Sherman. No troops
rom this army have gone toward him. He Il
fully able to look after Johnston. 1aa
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II g. o;rcuit Court.


The April term Of the o. 81 Circuit Court
onanad in this city yesterday, Judges Clifford
and Ware presiding.
After prayer by Rev. ]. E. Walton ofthe
81 Parish church, the docket Of continued ac
tions was called, and the neu oath was ad-
ministered 70 such members Of Bar, as had
not before taken 1t. saaa aal "a ( rs3a
On motion Of District Attorney George F.
Talbot, Almon A. Strout, Esq. was admitted
Is Counsellor in the United States Courts.
A recess was then taken until O'Clock P. M.
In the afternoon the grand jury was i'm
paneled IS follows: n. sSia1ssa o1l
John F. Mutt, Foreman; Henry ellison,
Perry; John Paine, Nathaniel Pearson, Port
land Abraham Cutter, Sacc; Samuel II. Lit
tleneld, Wells; Asa Barker Brldgton; Israel
K. Estes, william Mcclellan, Lisbon; Bepja-
min F. Stone, William w. Bradstreet, Gardi-
ner; John McClntock, Beniah Dolloff, Booth
bay; William Mosher, Benjamin Dutton,
Farmington;t George Sidelinger, Harvey H.
Cleayeland, camdeps Benjamin F. Hinckley,
Reuben g. Durgin, Bluehiil - saiad
Judge Clifford then delivered an impressive
charge to the grand jury in which he alluded
in fitting and appropriate terms to the recent
National tragedy, stignatizing tue conduct OF
the assassins as the basest and most horrible
that had ever occurred ia this country, and
paying a just tribute to the merits of the de-
ceased President, who he said, had become to
be regarded By men ofan parties as just the
man to proceed with what remained to do Ia
the adjustment Of the rebellion. l .iz ~.
p The petit juries were impaneled as follows:
LIST Jary.-Samuel s. Davis, Forensan, Will
liam D. Grant, Gardiner Jefferson Morrow,
Portland Henry r. Adams, Henry Scammon,
Ssco; William Goodale, David Chick, Wells;
Edwin F. Fessenden, Wm. M Libby, Bridg-
ton; Wm. Booker, Rnfus Dwinal, Lisbon;
Rufus Holton, Boothbay. ils 5seosaas u
/. I'd jury William Hopkins, Foreman,
Ezra Dodge, Bluehill; Albert Kimball, Booth
bay; Stephen Thurlow, Benz. r. Cary, Hart
ford; Gustavus Hayes, Farmington; Benz
r. Bartlett, John Winter, Jr., New Portland;
Mai Mosman, Ephraim W. Gould, Camden;
Ewing F. Copeland, Edward D. Jumper,
Dexter. @fa ssa9i teasii.issal 7sass baa saas
Sapernumeraries.- George Pottle, Thomp-
son Lincoln, Perry. s.l s n 'l II N INV ,ss
The court announced the appointment Of
Joseph Il. Manley, Esq. Of Augusta, as U. s.
Commissioner, to ALA vacancy cccasioned by
the death of Joseph M. Meserye. sailsss eirfs
Adjourned to ~ O'clock Tuesday morning.
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! = sasrestiou for the Authorities.

- w.. Elitor. Are our city authoritiea
aware to what extent pilfering is carried on in
omen daylight BY children, from the wharyers,
lumber and wood yards Of the city 2 Travel
on Commercial street from twelve TIL Il
o'clock, and after six at night, and YOU will
see lines Of children, 4often led by women)
passing to and from the wharves and yards,
laden with or seeking to load themselves with
wood and lumber to be used for fuel at their
homes. Occasionally policeman win be
seen on that street, but here as in other parts
OF the city, this sort Of pilfering receives no
notice from them. Saying nothingQof the
amount ofproper'y appropriated by them, i'm
agine the school these children are being edu.
Gated in, from this kind of petty larceny. and
how easy the steps to crimes Or greater mayn,-
tude. This alone would seem 10 make II inn.
perative on the part Of those In authority ~
take hold the matter at once. by, detaiIjng
and instructing the police to arrest all sucS
offenders. A few examples would strike ter
ror among the whole tribe, Mercy and iustiee
" sA0'n uolnAn9l Ia HUMANITY.
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H. s.p 49, rS WASHINGTON, April 2A.iil
Within few days quite . number OF Whites
and Mosby's guerrillas came, within our lines
at Fairfax Station, and surrendered them.
selves. Notwithstanding the fact that nearly
all of Mosby's men have surrendered 10 Gen.
Hancock, there are quite number Of guer-
Tiilas along the Lower Potomac and on the
banks Of the Rappahapnock, near Frederick
burg They doubtless belong to Klnchelo,s
| gang. Our cavalry will probably soon destroy
The schooner s. M. Psrtridg e % Of Rockland
Me-, bound from Baltimore TO New Haven.
with coal, was run into Yesterday morning
by u. s. steamer Don off Point-no Point in
Chesapeake Bay. 1 She filled and sunk. The
crew escaped and reached this city on the
goCol. Sherman to-day presented to the War
sDepartment 81 colors captured by the cavalry.
d portion Of Gen. Sheridan's command. -
Breyet Maj Farrar, aid TO Gen. Wright, com.
manding 9th Corps, presented 10 rebel flags
and 2 guidons captured by that corps. Lieut..
Ford, SSthN. Y.,fagt., presented Is aags can.
tqred by the I'd Corps, commanded BY Gen.
Humphrey,
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THE SnnscRrrrroN CoNcERr.-This I

THE SUBSCRIPTION CoNcERT.-This con-
cert came off last evening at City Hall, and
drew very respectable audience. The Mem
delssohn Quintette Club showed us that music
is one of the exact sciences, and they played
in perfect tune and time, The violin solo was
admirable and Carl Meisel is master Of his in
strumens aud made it discourse the sweetest
music. Robert Goering,s flute solo was capi-
tai, his execution fine and his tones pure
Miss Houston quite exceeded our expectar
lions. Her aGratias Agimus Tibi' vas exc
cuted in admirable STYLE. She possesses a
voice Of extraordinary power and sweetness.
In aexibIlity, volame and pathcs, but few can
excel her. We say with emphasis, we have
never heard better voice for oratorio music,
but that is not all. The old Scotch tune
2 Robin Adair, she sang TO charm. Our spac
ious hall has never echoed with better music
3 and we can assure the Bangoreaus that p rich
musical treat is in store for them this week
I The other Instrumental solos were Of higl
order.
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rom 20 o., - u fe. AN tt4eh noviti
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