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CHERIFF'S SALE.

~ SfArK OF Iowa, LEE Covxry-ss.
By virtue OF res,fitiongs eypeaas execution
rected fssned by the Clerk of the District Court
county in favor Of Howe Tyler snd against Isabella
Ten-Eyck aud L. W ren-Eyck. her husband have lev
led and viii ss ethe hghest bidder n the front
door of the Clerks Office of the District Court Of Lee
county, Iowa. at Keokuk. in said county on the 18Th
day OF August, A. D. 1855, between the hours OF
O'Clock A. and o'clock r NJ commencing mt o'clock
p n. Of sAd day. the following property toxit All the
west half Of lot in block six (6 except sixteen
BY twenty-five feet of the OF said half hot the
city of Keokuk, Lee county, Iowa
fakeu levied upon and sold by court to
satisfy said writ otexecution.
Printers Fee, Il 90. ISRAEL ANDERSON,
Keoknk, 1als II, 'aA Itul sheriff Of Lee Co., Iowa.
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STATE or CONNECTICUT,

STATE or CONNECTICUT
cbssass gf -Yec Lsadga,
Amos ". Prentice. President aad =. r. whittenlors
Secretary, Of the Thames Fire Insurance Company. Of
Norwich being severaily and duly dpose and
and each for himself that the foregoing il true
full aud correct statement Of the affairs Of
Corpcr ston and that they the above named officers
thereof and that part Of tho capital earnings
said CemYany has been depoted any State Terri
tory security Tor losses therein.
ANS W. PRENTICE, President.
b. b. WHITrEM0RE, Steretsty
Subscribed aud before the afov named
A. Prentice President and Is. b. Nhttelnore secre-
tary, this l4th day of June, A. d 1865.
W. ). BREWER,
Clerk Of the Superior Court OF New London Co.
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o9tsN LoU1svlLLk, Jdlys
The 6ad @. 7. Y. L. comn Idedsh1 J.
Oscar Jackson, leaxes EouisvifIe fo-day -:
will be in CincianAn t6<i1ruaa I sss.ssss
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UNITED PERSEVERANCE Fifth strssk
FsfiAn and Rondsau- Services every Sabbath a ~
- ~ p m. sunday school elz . m
-rrRsF Pr Cosnsr 1aleapsn1 ~
ifrsrts. ssrvsess sssly babhAth a. n I. =. -
.1spday school = .. I'D. 6tl1sfse
UNITARIAN CHUnCn-Cofnsr Iligh 81
strsets. Servicss sssry Bsebssh es a =. -
School D. q. = AAseAkss
CHATHAM SQUARE n. = cHUR1H- 0ssR164
epth and Morgan streets. Preachi1I AFNqy
II = =. and Kp- - es1oesA senssses - ~ II Sz
FIRST Baptist cHUn0M-zAly4 ptfeett
tooposrs and High. eefvtese svssy 1febeA
OoaaanoArlOEAh cHuncu M
I1hh anl elxtk, eefva.sa 81
- ~ OnbhA0 School =
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From this Rockville whig. June 2s.
An Ex.Rebe1 Major ON the Fran
chise Law and the Rebel Lead
err Of fTeunGaS(se

Major Gallaher, formerly a citizen of this
town, has recently been here on a visit to his
family. He fought gallantly through this re-
bellion, and returns minus an arm, lost al
the seige Of Vicksburg, where he was at
tached to the regiment commanded bv Pitts
Galiaher deserves credit for his fr4nkness,
and pays jnst tribute of censure 10 those
rebels who assisted in bringing on the war
and then skulked out Of the fight
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Mn advertisements.
ATHENEUM HALL.
Fer Three Nights Only!
With . change Of Opera each evening
ENGLISH OPERA TROUPE

CAMPBELL l. CASTLES
ENGLISH OPERA TROUPE!
Messs. CAMPBELL CASTLE take plsasurs in an
nounctng that after mach and research among the
Musical Profession they succeeded organizing
afuil and ecent troupe for the production Of first
ENGLISH OPERAS!
In style worthy the appreciation and support OF al
lovers Of Music In addition TO those pieces which they
have already appeared iB with the signal success
- In New York and Philadelphia they have added to
their repertoire the hast works which have created
20 marked sensation In London The following names
comprise the principal artists:
The young ard tesntii al yocaIist
MISS ROSA COOKE, Prima Donna Soprano.
MISS ADELISA NOTE, prima Donna contraito.
MRS. C. J. BEEsLEY, Soprano.
MR. WILLIAM CASTLE, Primo Tenore
MR.. c, CAMPBELL, Primo Baritone.
Mr. EDWARD sEGuIN, Distin guished Baritone.
Mr.. III r. Allan, Sec nd Tenor
Mr. CbAs. yfrrecke Second Tenor
Mr. Warren White, first Kakso.
Mr. VIM sksats, BoSso BuGo.
Mr. Otto Lehman, Bssso Profundc.
Together with efficient Orrhesfrs and Chorus
A1~The Opera Troupe pumbering FORTY AgTIsTEs
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- Ma. ..n
Ahe en,on"VnN N''' 49,
day last has been resolved ~ thh once
from which vOglpan the foIlowirBi II
"The tnuiVersaFy Of Heufy Clay's blrth-
dey recnrs OF the izth inst. Tne sdmlry.l
~ .uS 1,.%,,wos, % 'S.i,h .IIi' 49, nts..,,re T..
-, - ~ ~ ar,ncIny ,heir rssnect an MI.
,e,rs.o -. - ,hn Snrso.ch,rg anniv.ys.rs
Tsaina Iii, n,ohnhIy he ySnning to Az.
ia - *. pi.ca ~ Ma hi,,h--ths
sisi..hos ~ U.noverp-hefore the I9lh
,n.,.ns, ga 4, ~ nos unIItely that an on.
nn,.,ar a. a., c,ss.io aronna nav he de.
,s..aI.,at 49,, :. 90 ~ ~ n,,,.z,s ~ ,ho
'N s !, uP"" - ""S VI AN' s'Sl' " Wv
,a a. A.. o,,,.. NJ ,o.,ps,,r0 tho
" ~ 49,, .,.,.,s..s, ~ -.
Hhibhas the ioiloWing hRnincAn' a'lcie
Inc transition iram enormous prees
rs.ss % snd TesI monsy bss Come NJ 40 snSSeniS
upon the citizens that il win be come time
before Wy can properly realize the change.
nCca.ss,y 70 pIsce In iuTtspositIou The
prices Of certain staple articles, before and
since the occupation OF the city BY the
@ IoIces o sex o - o"non, nonrd T. nov nisn,ifni
A. 30 and so Cents psr pound; eggs that
hid away at S25 per doE sn, came out readily
at the beck OF % cents and osner COM
'nTS's.T' ~ ou', ,,sa,, s ,.,,,,...u.., .,
,c"ss. ~ 80" - A.. u,,...-..
'"o 49,. ,....S ~ - -. :, C..s.d...,.
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R.b,I Ine.nalarl.m In New Bsrns..

NEW BRRsH, April "A preconeGrtod
plan TO fire this city was developed this
morning at half pest ten O'Clock. Several
large buildipgs, containing forage, ord.
nance, and cOmmlssary stores, were set on
fro simultaneously, with the aid Of phos-
phorus. The alarm was given and sig
nailed ct once throughout tho city. The
fre department and entire population
promptly turned out, and the flames were
eXtlngulshed In short time, without doing
much damage, Seventy bales OF hay and
q few other articles were consumed.
The extension bridge over the Neuse river
was fired at the same time, in i've places,
but was extlnguished.
A rebel otflcer has been discovered and is
now In confinement, with other suspicious
persons.
The DIRE department has been on duty
since, and will be renewed to-day. .r.-
A double guard hHs been stationed
throughout the city to prevent q like oc-
currence, Rud 10 arrest Suspicious persons.
The excitement was very great yeeter-
day and last night, but lA now onbsiding
There 10 q rumor that rebel cavalry made
q dash yesterdAy and struck the railroad
this side OF Goldsborough.
No such report has reached heAdquar-
ters, and ~ tho telegraph is,wOrklng TO
0oldsbOrough, and, the track strongly
guarded, the rnmor - undoubtedly without
foupdation, '''' ''''' .'''@"
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FRtpAY, April Z, 1865.
tPTtoci sfveA bclop refer 70 SA0isssie epoIsi,OnI
only, uHisss Otherstse ezpnsscd.l
coFFEE --Bark LAp~iDg, from Rio, arrived
nFs. hands 70 800 bags Rio No sales reported,
and prices nominL 10 20s9i o. 10 lots.
TLoun The demand is chiefly from rotfiL
ere, and conf led 10 small aales Of aood Su fn,
which are held quite m Al esa) ioI bolh
dull, with sales al IS ,S5; Fxtrs brands ONO
Howard street aud IltS Mills are nominal At
Q. 6oass 10 per bilbao sales At outside Hturss
for choice Howard street aud oaio. All olhot
descriptions remain ss before quoted.
GRAIN WheAt-To day 3 % hu-hs ofier d;
market heavy small lot Of white - sliO
was the only . lie reported; EO'bin1 done 10
red. Lorn- 1900 buehs white AGd ikUO 6hshi
yellow Ieoeiys I'd; white was 10 demaHd, art
the saIVs were s5Oo bushs white At Il2tSIiS
$500 do. At SiiO, 500 buths iniei!pt do st'5
etaAsii seve al ans Iots OF yeliov sold Al
si 2b per bushel OAis-s7c0 bushels CHnei
with SAL of 1900 buIhs at rs cts W isht, AMI
500 bu.bs NJ II oentt MEASURE.
PnovLsIoks --Bus meas dullj bulk thnu'dsn
Chio.go packed IN b Neg, cold at 10 cents, 10
hhds. held at ibs osntsj sides i6iS O. ntr; b. on
IS 90 10. DaeOh IN fair jobbing d"m.nd, bul
ior shoulders, IsL1 ,iSIE cents ior sidsl, AID
R2a2S cents for hams. Laid 1890 cen . 'Or
we,teTn bbls.j BAltin ore refined - cent pet
lb in kegs. EggS.-We notice % 90 at 70 eta
per dozen
suoAR we hear Of no sales to-iS, msTks,
olosed quiet, and priers nominal ~ bsf"ts
qu0ttd Golden syrup 81 o. per gal ON IN bbls
IN h II bulls. o, and ksSs 10 oOpts Additionkl.
SEEDs-W, quite cover at tl1NlT.Sbi tiu
olhy At s5.5O, and FAX At - per buILCl
nnEV-Hsld nOR,nSliy at s2.ls per gal
Ion; no b 4yora.
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The Navy Department this morning re-
celved from W. +, sPicer, commander Of
the steamer Quaker City, news OF the
capture, ON the 18th Of March, OF the
British schooner X. II, VermllyeS, which
he took as prize. Tho schooner showed
no colors, She was bound for Havana,
as was represented by her paPers, but her
cargo, as shown by her manifest, was one
not likely to be shipped TO that port, as II
consisted OF tobacco, coffee, cloth, rum,
shoes, &c. Hsf captain admitted that be wAs
attempting To run the blockade, and had
before been In that business, and hal been
captured Oh q like occasion, Tin the
schooner Lane, of which he was captain
Aid part owner.) He said that hO was
bound for the frst port that he could get
into, and that his heart was with the South
In this rebellion, and he would have made
t8 900 had he been successful In running
In his cargo. The capture was a complies
success.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-08

BHAnauAnTEsa cAvkIav coaRa,l
lImV Cfrabs,taad, near Ra sflD ". Al,
Having jurt arrived In camp, aud a op-
poFtunlty Offering, forward you such
ilsms a. / think may b. Of Interest q you.
Al informed you 10 my last, we broke
camp and started on Wednesday. ., and
20 have been three dsya on the march. IL
VIII not be improper at this time for me 70
state 70 you that the objective points OF
this raid, In conjunction with other move
ments Of which you are sware, are Selma,
Montgomery, and Mobile, aud We are now
en- route direct for Tuscaloosa. Tbis artny
consists Of three divisions, viz; lst diyis-
ion, under command Of Major I'd. Nc
Cook, "a. commanded by Major General
Ely Long, and the 4th under command Of
Major General Emory Upton. These com
pose the divisions now on the, march, but
they viii soon be Joined by General
Hatch's (5tiO division, now at Eastport,
being mounted and equipped. Knpatrick's
division, now with Sherman, also belongs
to this corps, the whole under the imme-
diate command OF Major General Wilson,
in tho military department Of General
Thomas.
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FROM CALIFORNIA.
Large Mining AIoVsmsBts-Firs Alarm
TslsNrnpH IN San FranStscO-Ths
FAR OF Richmond Raises the Green
backs.

Large Mining Movements Fire hlaTm
Telegraph N San FranStsoO-Ths
Fan OF Hiohmond Raises the GTssn-
backs.
San Francisco, April Tho steamer
Brother JouathAn, from Portland, Oregon,
brings e46 900 In treasure. The wreck of
the bark Industry, in shoAl water In the
bay, caused the teath OF seventeen per-
sons. The miners Of Cro1na, Idaho, have
driven OF the Chinese. A large emIgra.
tion to Idaho from California is expected ,
The roads 10 The northern mines are be-
ginning to reopen with warm weather.
The bullion recelpts for the last ten days
have been 81, 700 900. -
BAN FRANCIsoo, April 3.-Kennard's
are-alarm telegraph Ia now In operation In
this city.
Tho amount of trade is small for the
opening Of spring. The uncertainty az 10
the price Of gold, and the lack Of knowl'
edge concerning the new tariff, induce buy.
ers and sellers TO contract operations I'LL {
more definite turn OF affairs. The money
market is strong, consequent upon an act
i've demand for payment Of duties by which
10 draw goods In bond. The dutles paid
Last month amount 10 about sne million
dollars. d.. ..H "... .. .
The nSt weekly overland mail arrived
At Prescott, tue capital Of Arizona, OF
March IL, In Iittesn days from this city
lta arrival was tho occAslon Of much pub
lie rejoicing. .a'a .ra .rr.
Considerable shipments Of copper ant
silver are coming forward via Colorado
Ban FRAsoIsoo, April 4.-The fall O
Richmond caasod great reiolelngs through
out the State. GreenbAcka hAYe gone vi
10 86, and are rising,
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The EtnA, arrived at New York, brings
four days later news nom Europe. Politi-
cal news 10 unimportant. The British
Lawmakers are still uneasy about Amerl-
can affairs, aud inquiries were made In
Parliament as 10 steps taken 10 protect the
property Of British subjects In the South
ern etates. The answer OF Mr.. LayArd is
hesltAtlug and muddy all he could say
was that the WaShlugton Government had
said that British subjects would Ind no OBJ
structions In prosecuting legi gihmate claims.
Some members, alludlng TO tho probablilt
OF . war with America, declared Great
Britain WAs worse of now than when they
began the war Of 1879; that America was
under great obligations TO England for re-
Inainlug neutral In this revolution, because
IL England had taken part with the Con-
federates she might not only have pro-
tected Canada, but put an end To "the
atrocious Monroe doctrine" Laird's last
rebel ram is 10 he . British man ol-war
The OsSterrichisehs Zsitu'I0, OF Vienna, as
serts that the negotiations at Washington
between the agents OF the Emperor Maxi
milan and Mr.. Seward arc progressing
satisfactorily. II reiterates the statement
that Mr.. Lincoln has promised to recog'
nize the new empire at the termination oI
the present war.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-08

ORPBANg CoURr-Ja5gs PlrcsR.--The
will OF Ann W. smith was iu'ly proven and
admitted 20 probate.
L.tteIs Of Naturalization weio issued 70
lane O'MAhOn She leavea her property n
her two daushterf, Mary Ann Gibbons and
lane OMahOn.
The will Of Paul Bauman was fully proven
and sdHI ted TO prObAie. Letters Of Adminis.
tration were isIued 10 hia wife, CathArihe
B,uman, TO whom he left his opety.
Anna Lewis wss appointed guardian TO tie
orphans OF Job p. MeIItosh
fhe ONasutIix Of Jan'a Bush resprned a.
invent ~ OF the personal estate, Aud obtained
an o der for the sair Of the sane.
Lette'a OF Aduinis'ra lon were gr nied 10
farah A. Butt, sdininistrat atrix Of Rishald Butt
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Tn. Rspartsd surrsnd.r OF Lee.

PHILADELPHIA, April The dispatch
received here to-day by Jay Cooke, and
which was given 70 the press, stating that
reliable information had reached Wash
ington Of the surrender OF General Lee,
proves 10 have been Q mistake on the part
OF the Washington correspondent OF Jay
Cooke, In eonfounding the capture Of Gen.
Custis Lee with the surrender Of General
Robert 4. Lee.
I'VE understand that the mistake was
made at the War Department, where the
dispatch was cons trued to mean the cap
ture Of General CUsTIs and General LEE,
instead OF General CusTis LsB.l
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-08

sTnL THEY CoMH.-One hundred and
sixty-two rebel dsssrters and refugees arrived
this morninE frsm city Po mt. AL OF Them,
with the exception Of three, to X the oath Of
allegiance most heartily ~ Admiuisted to thom
by Gait. Russell. The captain gave lhe Itub-
born three ten m'nutes to reconsider their
res lutio D, when twh quAiiTd Ahd one stood
han, vas furaished lOdEI EIngs In the OH Capt.
tol II name 10 J, v. Hose, 4 private 10 CON.
pany Of the Ist viTglnlS artillery.
Many OF these dc erteIs were Of the So
called Confederate nAvyj aud when wilmin &.
ton was attack ed thoy were formed into bat.
tAlioD, and on Tuesday last Ade their escape
into our lines from the James river.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-08
From the MI,als.Ippi.

'OARo, April 6.--The steamer Olive
Branch, from New Orleans, had 746 bales
and ~ bags Of cotton for 81 Louis.
John Mckinney, a rebel sympathizer,
confined at Memphis under tue military
order Of Gen, Roberts, for the non-pay.
ment Of . debt OF 81 900, due Northern
parties, was turned over to the civil Au'
thoriticS recently by Gen. Washburpe upon
by the United Stat DlsIrict Court upoi
payment of costs. II 10 said he will com.
menee suit against Roberto for false im
prlsonmept. ........
A hospital steamer has arrived fron
VIcksburg, for b.. Louis, with 470 eK
changed prisoners from Andersonvllle anC
Cahawbsi 800 remain at VlckSburg, await
Ing transportation North.
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knsIDnNr LrHooLn n snIcu-
MoND. y N

slEsIDENT LINCOLN n nIcn-
MoNO. M
The alchfAoud Baie Of lAe Sth gavsi
"The visit Of his RxceIlenay Pfesideut
Lincolh Wa the evsnt Of yssterdiy sflsr-
Soou. TIE Rcesideul scconpenied by
Admiral Porter, OF the United STATES navy,
with an escort Of army and navy officers,
were landed at Rockets yesterday, about
8 p. m. :, from sguuboat, and wore uuthusi-
sstlcally ehsered by the populsee and Fed.
ersl soldiers, all the way up Main street 70
the market, and up FFanhlln 70 Governor
street. Tho President was on foot, and
walked rapidly, towering above the crowd,
aspked on his right BY Admiral Porter
on his left BY his son ThSddeus.
"The President was dressed In . long
black overcoit, high silk hat, and black
pants, giving to his form very command
ing appearance. The President and escort
moved up Governor 10 Twelfth street, out
Twelfth 10 Marshall street and the mansion
OF JEFF. Davis, late Preeident OF the Con-
federate States, and now the headquarters
Of Major General Godfrey weitzsl. The
crowd surrounded the mansion, and sent
up cheer after cheer as the President en-
tered the doorway and seated himself in
the reception room and reception chair Of
Jefferson Davis. Three cheers for Admiral
Porter were then proposed and given with
a hearty good will.
ga brilliant collection Of Union officer
assembled In The hall were then presented
TO the President. and afterwsrd the citl
zens generally were allowed The opportu
ulty OF shaking the. President OF "our
whole Union" by the hand. subsequently
the President and suite, with . cavalry CO,
cot of colored troops, appeared on, the
square, drawn in carriage and four,
which was driven around the wake, the
President inspecting the condition Of the
troops and exhibiting an unwonted interest
In everything. .f.
Everywhere the reception was the
same, the bands playing aud the people
besieging the grounds, each anxious for 4
closer inspection Of the distinguished oc
cupants Of the carriage.
"whilo these ceremonies were going on
a salute Of guns was fred from the steam,
era at Rockets.
"The President Is still In Richmond, wt
believe, but we are not Informed what Ars
/ 10 be his future movements" -
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M.dlcsl Int.IlIgsnss.

The Medical Mems aud Libyaru for April.
.s,,,.t.,,,,. -, t,.,..o.,,,,,. -. 4. e,
'ou'a'"S NUN ."''i'''ns "".''' JUST
received. We clip the following ltems,
which seem 10 deserve general notice:
tn. PL1,d, min BospitoI - From tho
animal repoTt N The Medical Hoard M
pIocIIsv hImsbo..sl racsoIIS snhmIttsd N
the Gu.rdInna ~ Inc poor. X appears that
anrInV the wear Iss4, bsIb casea we've
treat,d a5S were cnr,d' and bs9 dIed.
Tbe nnnb.r rtmainIno "a bb6. A IaTve
number ef rase1 were aIso ureacrIbsd for
In the different wards, The clinic, tis saId.
was never so we'll attended. The clinical
room. though one Of tho largest in the city.
Ia moi sofileient 10 Accommodation the ati,
dents In pttendance. ia
Nt JI, pSi,cSSiaLiS al,n,ho,.,, -Tbs Mann
,atjon OF The PbIIadelphIa Abandoned ia
O02 an Increase Of S1O over thn same
nerJod last year. or tba whole number
2aS hre males. and 701 femnIea, Dur,
Inr the pNst two weeks lsI were admitted
Ths Gaitsf Siat,s Di,Usnsatoy..--We ara
happy 10 ace n stated that the tWel(th edi.
tiopi OF this great work In RAPIDLY an
| nroacbInv rompletIon. =
Mdie,L Soeislss and AslusrtLsIo1. AT
tho annual meslinV of tho New YORK STATE
| Medical Society, the following resolutions
relative TO the proprlety Of medical pTacti.
tloners advertising their specially In the
medical or other iourualA were passed,
ResoIrod, That in the opinion o I this 30,
ciety IL Is impossible to define the limits oi
medical specIAltl0s, either In medical or
other Journals. -. ' IT,.
Resolved, That advertisements indicating
location and rtuidence arc the utmosI
limits of self announcements. consIstepl
with professional djTnIty, and that ali rel.
erepee 70 sps cial hrancbeh of medical prac
IIce, "a eftra inducementS 10 patron are
sbould be deemed yIolatIons of the code %
medical ethics, ~ 90 -
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-08

sT. LOUIS, April 7.-Extensive frauds by
Illinois whisky distillers have been dlscov-
cred, amounting 70 half Q million dollars,
by evadIne the revenue tax. Fifteen hun
dred and four barrels, consigned TO msr-
chsnts In this city, have been seized during
the last week by the authorities.
The report that the rebels had captured
Fort Smith is coutradicted. The Federals
occupied It on the l7Lh Of March.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-08

...s i.ss, oss'. y A ;slIs s,.Is:..,s s,sw. rsS.
M.rY a. Foott, STREET wslhingj e5i D,n,tl Nj.
nor, disorderlyi 90 80 Elien WalOr, str, et
wals,nsi o. MARY .. wilson, intoSisa,ionI
Tsan Psecaci--JSme, A. Do'd, dlsorisrlt
And profanej ea 90. James PrOc'o d".i Go.
toseIhine hilcp, tsFesa INIT and hllen v.
An, drunk and disoTdefiy; tssO each. All
mcIheansy, dol fof hearing.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-08

TORONTO, April 1.-The 81. Albans rob.
bers arrived helre this morning from Mon
treal. They were brought before the re-
corder this afternoon, on Q change Of mis-
demeanor, when they applied for q delay
until Monday, to obtain council, which
was granted. They were then remRnded .
The case was adjourned I'LL Monday.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-08
CoLoRrp PIcKpooKErs.-Oficer Harbour

CoLoRED PIcKPoCKBTs.-Ohlcer Harbour
this mornIBg arrested VIM Brown and John
Hart on the charge OF attempting to plok
pockets. The ofiosr's attention was called TO
ihem In fro OF Green's Auc ton store, several
persons having Ieeu them eel ladies' pockets
who were attenhing the auction. While they
o,ms in snd stated her pocu tbook had beea
picked Of e2i. Brown ana Hart were searched,
but no money was found on them. A Mr.
Gardner, who Was At the auction, saw one OF
the men with his hand In . ladv's pocket.
Jus Ice Gibs. Ien committed them to jail for
court.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-08

A WISCONSIN paper announces the re-
turn to her home In the town Of ElIenboro'
ofa young womah named Georgisna Pc
termaD, who has bsen for two years q
drummer In the Seventh Wisconsin regl-
ment. She IL about twenty years old,
wears soldier clothes, and iS quict and 70.
nnrund
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-08
sECRETAKY SEWARD.

We arc glad to learn that Secretary Sew
ARD is convAlsscIng. Heb no symptoms
Of fever or Inflammation to-day, and is al
together moro comfortable to-day than
yesterday.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-08

It will be seen from our report Of the
Centre Market TO day thst the exorbitant
prices paid lately for living In Washington
are giving way quito sensibly. Provisions
and things are dcar enough yet, but II Is
gratifying to note that the approach Of
peace Ia bringing US back 10 more reason
able prices,r .. 90 .lr. ...