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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-12-29

rJ'Ee subscriber hereby public notice to all
| cerncd. that lie has been duly appointed and has
ipo himself the trust Of Executor OF the last
will and testament OF
TRCPHANT BUTLER late Of Hancock,
in he Co Of Hancock ycoman by giving bond
the law directs he therefore requests all persons who
indebted to the saiid~ccasrs estate to make immediate
and hose who have any ands thereon
ibit the same for settlement.
JAMES Il. Tier.
Ellsworth, Dec. Slh. 1865 20
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THE sub r,her herebf gives public notice to all
cerurd, that she has been duly appointed and has
taken upon herself the trust Of ADMINISTRATIVE of the
estpte Of
WILLIAM H. WEBB late Of Deer fsfe
IN the County of Hancock deceased, by giving
bend as The law Directs therefore requests alt persons
who indebted to saii a.ceaseds estate to make iR
mediate payment, and .aose who have any demands
thereon to exhibit the same i.r settlement.
CHARLOTTE WEBB
pses Isle seqt. Il, 1865. A
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-12-29

At Court Of Probate holden Ellsworth within and
Tor the County Of Hancock, on the first Wednesday of
Dec, A. p. 1865.
DUES EUCK, administrator OF the estate ef 0iiyer
II, Bawley ,ate II Orllnd, in said Cautty, deceased
havin presented his lrt account Of admin tration
upon sail cstIte for Probate
Ordered-That the said Petitioner give notice
hereotO NIL persona interested by causing copy Of this
order he pabhet three weeks successfully, in the
Ellsworth American, printed in Ellsworth that they
may appearat Probate Court be holden at Bucks
port the third Wednesday of Jan next, at ten Of
the clock in the tfenu,.n aud ifany they
have, VIII, the should Bot II allowed.
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
A tue copy Attest,
IS GEO. A. DYER, Register.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-12-29
Dec. 9Th, 1868.

At Court ~ Probate holden Ellsworth, within and
for the County OF Hancock Jon the FIRST ednesday Of
December, A. u. 1850
Ordered That the said Administrator give notice to all
persons Interested by causing copy Of this order to he
pub ished three weeks successfully in the Ellsworth
Anne lean, printed at Ellsworth, that they may appear
Probate Court to b. hei at Ellsworth. The frs
"Wednesday vi January next at ten O'Clock in the fore
noon and shew ifaHy they have why the pruyer
Of said petition should not be allowed.
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
true op!,-Attest,
A n.En Ranister
Daily national Republican., 1865-03-27
GRANTS LATE VICTORY.

II will be seen from the official dis.
patches Published to-day, the rebels In
front Of Petersburg attempted, byA coup de
main, to pierce Gen. Grants lines, and
were repulsed with q very heavy loss.
They tried their old plan of attacking be-
fore daylight, and so sudden was the
movement that the garrisons were nanked
out Of two Of our fOrV. But the Union
soldiers hurled back the tide, recAptured
the forts and took about 5000 prisoners.
This movement OF LEE may have been
made to cover the proposed evAcua.
tIon Of Petersburg, or 1t may have been
intended 10 divert General GRANT from
Soms movement anticipated by the rebels
The result shows that our officers and mer
arc equal to any emergency, even whor
surprised BY our willy And desperate foe.
Daily national Republican., 1865-03-27
DY W. l.. WALL d CO.,
ID -. AUCTIoHEERs; n,r,v.L

EsTAIE IN THE SEVENTH WARD.
By virtue Of q decree OF the Supreme Court
Of the District Of Columbia, In EQuity sitting
bearing date December i7th, 1854, and passed
IN . cause IN which William n, Riley OF Al IA
behalf CT the aMount Vernon Building Asso-
Clarke ct a., are pShndants, tNo. lel Equity
l shall offer Ter Aale 1t Plbhe auction, 10
lront OF the prenises, on TUESDAY, the ~
day Of April, A, ID. 1855, al o o'clock, p, m ths
following heal Estate, vizi All that pArI oi
Lot numbered MAE (o) in square numbered
three hupdred and ty-three (bo9) Of the plan
OF the City OF Warrington, beginning for ine
northeast corner OF tAld square, At the lnIeL
section Of ID street south and ToAth sGeSs
Tenth street ninety (e0) feet, thence We.t nIiy-
fsur (5t) feet ten and one half uobl laehs,
thence north ninety (0Ol feet, thence east on
line with IAid "D Streetn hfty-four pN teei
ten and enc half (l0k) inches 20 the plass OF
beginnIng, with the improvements thereon; =,
This property 10 situated on the corner oI y
street south and Tenth sh eet west, and QUO"
great Inducements TO purchasers.
Terma.-One-thifi oA'h, the residue IN "
and twelve months, the purchaser Biyltg ~ ~
notes for the defered payments sAtiaiactOIny
endorsed and bearing interest from the Gay "
iitls deed to be retained until all Of the
purchase money iG paid.
AL eonveyaneing aud revenue stamps ~ NV
cost Of the purchaser, -. .-,,h
II the terms OF sale are not complied WiIa
within hve days from the day o. ssle' IA
Trustee reserves the right TO rCsell the !.HS ssi
property at the risk and cost the doiauIa .i,l
purchaser, By giving three dAys' notice IN .ts so.
Newspaper printed In the oi'y OF W.sn 4,,i.ss
mh2I-7AwSdI W.. L. WALL CO. Au''''
Daily national Republican., 1865-03-27
II
Glorious News From
!, Sherman, Echofeld,
and Terry.
The Rebels Badly Whipped
at Averysboro'.
Hardee Forced to Retreat
Across the Neuse River.
sherman, Terry, and SchOfeld In
. .5 Communication Beyond
,ss Goldsboro'. .-

We have advices direct from tho armies
Of tho South, Of the most cheering and
gratifying character. On the 2lst instant
sonoFILD, having learned tliat the rebels
had evacuated Goldsboro', entered tho
place, and on the next day he marched six
miles west Of Goldsboro', 70 point called
Cox's Branch, whore, To his agreeable sur.
prise, he found General TERAr with his
forces, laying poutoons across the Neuse
river.
TERRY had moved up from Wilmington
on the Wilmington and weldon railroad,
and had arrived Just In the proper time 10
fulal General GRANT's strategy.
Meanwhile, on the 10th Inst, HARDHH
had met sLooUM's column OF suHRNAN's
army and had been whipped severely, not.
wlthstanding the rebel reports Of victory
on their part.
HARpRs fell back 10 Bentonsvllle, where
ho met another column Of sHBRNAN't
army, and having been reinforced, sue,
ceeded In doubling up our forces and gain
ing temporary advantage. Immediately
after, however, HLRnHH retreated In ,
uorthorly direction, across the Neuse river
10 smIthAeld.
Twenty-four hours after soHoYrsLD ant
TERRY had Joined at CoE's branch, the Hd
vsdce OF sHHRMAN's right column csme In
and junction was established between ali
the Union forces in North Carolina.
SHERMAN Ia now immensely strong, Gnt
can destroy any army LEE may Seut
against him, and march northward Il
Richmond.
Daily national Republican., 1865-03-27
RaltImore Marhst.

SATURDAY, March a6 1875
tPricci given bsloo refer 20 pholssais opsTsftOns
only, vAless othsriDtss epprtsssdJ
ouote & ss before, Al siSaas. gold for Risos-sSs Rss
outside fVure for prihe, which is scarce.
FLoUR-Is dull and prices steady, though
without any material change. Small lots of
mixed brands Howard street were sold At
g. oso sSSi:s :ss hsG l.S.S At 3 q W. 20 oSS Ss
Ohio and Howard street super At eosT, and
standard extra $40, shipping brands City
MiIlS do. sIIj high grade retailing baltimore
extra eI9, and family ana 80 Per bDl Other
0RAIS S-whest was very scarce on Change
to-day, only q few hundred bushels OF each
kind offered, with sales OF white At s0A 81 90,
| Aud rod at 2Aaea ~ Corn-only 300 bushels
white and 400 blshels yellow receivsdi We re-
the inside price for tnmpi prime lots quoted
| at Al. 90; yellow 1. .sSaaLk1. Oats-no receipts
| or sAles reported; quoted ct 08 300, weight
| Rye I.b0i01 20 PET. .bushel
PRoVIsioSs-Ths market n stil nAts and
prices nominal, viz; For mess pork fsos q per
bbl 4 bacon shoulders isiSaioots., sides 20 kaat
cts hams 23a2l ots. lard 2oK for large lots,
and 81 Ha9l ots. for retail lots western. Bulk
meats are not ofsredj shoulders would not
bring over itfais ots., and sides iekaieA 90.
suoAs.-Hoth'ng ng doing to-day, fair 70 good
refining IL nominal at ttaiik cts.
Refined su1sr-Is now quot.d for ave OF more
sbls. ~ follown; crushed, powdered and gran.
cts D ny cts Q extra II cts. per ID. yellow
OF lower grades as to quality. Golden syrup
srrDs.~ciovsr is in good fair request, with
small sales At si1.26Ai1.60 for prime, inferior
sample. sis Sosl7i notify se2Si hAx astsi'
wHIsET-continuss exceedingly dull, We
heard OF o sale At $2.Is per gallon.
Daily national Republican., 1865-03-27

eee that the people Of our state are respond.
Ing nobly 70 the call OF Governor Vance
for contributions for the support Of ouI
armies. Meetings are being held In oil
portions OF the btato not within the Yam.
kee ilncs, md liberal donations made.
Norih Carolina has done her duty In
sending mon 70 the field, and she will NOT
be outdone BY any other State In support
ing the men In the field. Her soldiers ars
doing their duty, and her people are doing
tFrom the Raleigh Progress, March 9ol
wHBELER's CAVALRY.
We have no doubt but much unjust
abuse has been hoAped upon the cavalry
under the command OF Gen. Wheeler, and
that much OF the mAraudlng and plunder.
Ing charged 70 them has been perpetrated
by others.
Several OF them have been at the house
Of the editor OF this paper for nearly Q
week past, and we can with truth say thai
we have never seen more orderly or well
behaved set Of men. Their department
has been that Of perfect gentlemen, and 4
these be fair specimen Of the corps, nc
one but Yankees need be afraid Of them.
Prom the Raleigh Confederate, March 70
ANnIoHBoRLT ACT: A widow woman re
siding In the county Of Robson, q few
nights ago received under her roof q con
federate soldier, and lodged him for III,
night. On the same night set Of thieyel
conceived the design 10 rob the old lAdy't
dwelling, and proceeded 70 put their dc
align Into execution.
Her house was broken open and entered
but instead Of the plunder they found thu
true-hearted Confederate, who put two o
them TO death, mortally wounded . third
and left fourth 70 escape with eligh
wound. On examination In the morning
the three robbers turned out 10 bo three o
her nelghbors.
win some one give US the name Of tn
brave soldier
Daily national Republican., 1865-03-27
b Y L Ell Il @ II A p II


Prom Havana -. The Pirate Owl
AbroNd-FaII In the Prtoo OF Sugar
and MOIRsIes.
HEw HoRK, March 21.-The steamer HA.
vanA, from Havana on the 92d, has arrived
here. The pirate steamer Owl, for MatAmo.
rAs, sailed on the q ist, preceded, wtthtq hall
hour, by the gunb lAt Cherokee, Ani followed
by . spanish mAn. .oi.war.
The rebel General Preston was brought TO
Havana by the owl. He was sent TO circulate
areport that the Emperor MAximiliAn intends
to recognize the South IN Copiederaey, and
open rAnpieo ~ a port a. which 10 adJudioste
maritime priIel, and, further, that grand II.
multAneous aoTtie Is TO be made BY swarm
OF pirates,
The Owl Ia under the notorious Mlnitt, and
AZ she 10 knOwn to have cannon aud ammunl.
ton, will probably 1T out a. pirate.
Several OF her crew deserted at Havana, and
went to Nassau.
Advises from the unIted States had de-
pressed sugar and molAfsss At Havana, Ma
tanIAH, and CardenAa,
Daily national Republican., 1865-03-27
Z IT R A..
Great Battle Between
Grant and Lee on
Sunday.
Engagement all Along oul
Lines.
The Battle. of Saturday

FoRTREss NOM on, March 9o.-5p.m.-
The steamer Webster, which has Just ar.
rived from City Point, brings important
Intelligence from the front down 10 this
morning. A general engagement all along
our lines was In progress when she loft.
THE TIoHTNa ON SATURDAY.
The lighting OF yesterday was confined
mostly to the extreme left, and was very
severe.
One hundred and ave rebel officers were
captured yesterday afternoon. They can't
down on the Webster.
General Sheridan with his entire cayalrl
force has reached Grants army.
Daily national Republican., 1865-03-27
SECOND EDITION
FOUR o'OLooK. PM.
REsIoNATION or soLIoIToR
wHITINa.

We understand that Hon. WILLIAM
WHITING, sollcltor OF tho War Department,
has rendered his resignation. He has
served the country faithfully and with slg-
nal ability, without compensation, through
the most critical period OF the war, and
now when the emergency under which he
wB called to serve the Government has
passed, he retires from the responsibilities
Of the post, in which he has done as much
In shaping our war policy as any other
officer Of the Administration, with highly
honorable record.
Daily national Republican., 1865-03-27
THE oAPTURn or soLDsDoRo.
ProbstIs Junet,on OF sherman and
... BchontId.

Probatls function OF sherman and
... BchohtId.
toTTfeAL BuLLETINl
wan DEPARTHEFr,
biATeh IS, 10 p NJ.
Major General D q, Care or John Homer, n. Y!
The following dispatch from General
sehofleld reports his arrival at, and occu-
patton OF, Goldsboro' on Tuesday, March
9ist, with but slight opposition.
EDWIN NJ. STANTON,
Secretary OF War.
GoLD7poRo',N. c, March 9Ist,
Via Fortress Monroe, hiAroh 20 Up. m.
Leu sndni GsnsrcI U. S Grant, CIy Point, Va
have the honor TO report that occu.
pied GoldsbOro' this p. m, with but slight
opposition.
General Terry's column, from Whining
ton, was at Faison's depot last night, and
should be near this place tonight. sher.
man's left was engaged with tue enemy at
Bentonsville on Sunday. The artillery
firing was quite rapid during the day, and
for a short time on Monday morning.
Sherman's right, the Seventeenth corps,
was near Mount Olive on Sunday night.
There has been some artillery firing during
to-day, which indicates tho gradual ap-
proach OF shermAn's army towards this
place, All this being strictly In accord
Ance with his plans, have no doubt all Is
we'll. hope 70 have more definite and
later information from Sherman very soon,
and will forward II TO you without delay.
lind the bridges burned, but otherwise
the road is not injured, and the depot
facilities are very fine. captured here
seven cars, and General Terry has cap
tured two locomotives and two cars, which
he is now using.
JOHN VI. SoHoEIELD,
MSjor General Commanding.
Daily national Republican., 1865-03-27

" Look on his picture, and then on that"
Here you behold the intirm step,
The pallid cheek, wasting form,
Untktted food, and q social ttmosphero
Poisoned with the tales OF aches, paths,
sleeplehH nights, and mental deIpondeney
There, laughing health, sparkling eyes,
Elastic steps, craving appetite, foSSotter
cares,
Genital thought and ambitious resolves
show the contrast and mark the picture
And here the Geeret lies, that
Unknown to QuAokenboss, tho Doctor,
Smith had taken BOTTLES three
of DRAHEia PLANTATION BITTGRs.
Daily national Republican., 1865-03-27

THn mines Of CAliforniG arc yielding
heavily since the rains. The receipt OF treS-
sure for ten days is over %, ,0O0, 900, Tho de-
poslt al the Mint to-day were !, 300 ounces
Of gold. Money is more In demand en- ac-
count Of speculative movements. Legal
tondera are selling At 80 TO 81, and there Ia
an increased demand for the best mining
atocka.
Daily national Republican., 1865-03-27
LOCAL NEWS

RECOVERY OF A sl 1000 STOLEN BoSD.-
On The mig I OF the lst Of March, . SI, 900
10 20 bond was Stslen from MIR. James A. She
han, ct . ball given at United Hall. Notice
OF the robbery was given at the headquarters
OF the Metropol tan police, when De eotiyes
Clarvos and MoDeyitt were assigned TO the
case. Ca thT ~ OF March they arrested Pat
rick HsfiernAn, and took him before JuEtiee
Boswell. The syldeloo not b ing Iufisient
TO hold him he was dismissed. The offleera
still believing him to be the guilty party,
watched his movements. On Monday last
they discovered that man named sullivan,
an associate of hsifeTnAn, had lett the eli y.
Thoy followed him TO- PhilAdelphiA, and there
sTi ested him. sullivan deniei all knowledge
OF the iheit, but stated an envelope had been
handed to him by AmAn, which might con.
tAin the bond. Tho envelope wss found and
opened, when the missing bond was diacov.
cred. Sullivan WAS brought to Washington by
the detectives and taken before Justice Miller.
MessTI. Cisrvoe aud Nc oDeVltt Alho arcs ted
Patrick HeifernAn, who was At work In the
bEervAtoTy garden under the name OF Patrick
Walsh. The case was tiled before Justice
Miller, who committed HetfetnAn for further
hearing. sullivan wAA dismissed Of the
charge, but hell a. witness. The detectives
are still At work in the case, aud Are confident
there are others concerned In the robbery
They have had much trouble In ierretinE out
the robbery, having been at work for the pAal
four weeksi but, through their untiTlns real
have finally recovered the stolen money.
Daily national Republican., 1865-03-27

RoBBERI IN GBoR0BrowN.- q
gentleman named Land, who resides at No. -
Jefferson street, was robbed OF $4,000 during
the absence OF his family. II seems that Mr..
Land put the money (ten I'VE hundred dollar
nOteal In = small memorandum book and
placed the book In trunk, A short time az
ter hs left the house with hih family, forget
ting to take the keys from the tru X. On his
else IN the trunk had been disturbed. Two
oolored boys who lived with him, JeremiAh
After aud Daniel MoAlter, were krreIted on
the charge. jeremiah was held for hearing,
and Daniel was dismissed. The services OF
Detectives ClArvoe aud meDovttt have been
engaged to ferret out the matter.
Daily national Republican., 1865-03-27
nm. pr.,Id,n,,, N.our,lon.

FoRTREss MONR0F, March N.-Hon. AbFA.
ham Lineoln, President OF the United States,
accompanied BY Mrs. lincoln and iOw gov
eminent OfioiAls, arrived here this morning
nom Washington on the dispatch steamer
River Queen, and after brief stay, proceeded
up JAmes river 10 City Point
Daily national Republican., 1865-03-27

CRIMINAL CouRT-kr. Jaaies OLA
Edward Q. CarIiegton, Esq- District Attor-
On Saturday the motion in arrest OF Judr-
m mt against Ffank simpson was ofertuled,
and simpSon was sentenced 10 pay nno Oh
800 and be Imprisoned one month IN jail.
: TODAY.
Henry Weaver, charged with stealing blan-
ket from John OLsary, was placed on trial
The Jury had not returned . verdict whoa oar
report closed.
The next ease was that o. Harrison Green,
charged with receiving stolen goods.
Daily national Republican., 1865-03-27
SPECIAL NOTICES.

n- New York State sOldIsrE' Agency
removed 10 No. 2s3 y street, between Twelfth
and Thirteenth streets. All information Of
interest or value TO the soldiers OF New York
or their friends, furnished gratuitously upon
application at their new rooms, either In per.
aon or by letter. No, 2Ss r street, between
Twelfth and Thirteenth streets.
mLsAtuthtl
Daily national Republican., 1865-03-27
Great OonhsEraIIOn az Port Su Prince.

NEW YoAK, March 2T-An arrival from Port
Au Prince brinEs the details OF a great coma.
grafton At tthSt place on the 2ath Of February.
Al the close OF the carnival the scenery In the
theatre took ute, d. stroylng toe building, The
reAdinE lrom one TO another, until four hun-
dred buildings were laid In Aahes, Involving =
loss amounting to fTon forty to any millions
OF Haytien dollars, The mAsa OF the business
part OF the city 10 destroyed.
Daily national Republican., 1865-03-27
Now and Then.

The Charleston (s. C.) Courier reaches
us to-day In regular mail. We place II
upon our exchange list with pleasure !
The Courier has changed Its tone nightly
since Sherman passed through south
Carolina,
Daily national Republican., 1865-03-27
NAVY YARp.-A seaman named Brown

NAVY YARD.-A seaman named Brown,
pAroled priIoner, was buried from the yard
yesterday afternoon. he was captured nearly
HS W. yeass go nSo Ana nein ~ We n Isoen ne-
RAppShAnnosk river, where his parents stIll
reside
The GunSoGt Rescue arrived at the yard
yesterday morning for repairs, having been
damaged by q collision with the CurleW, of
smiths Point, Iome days ago.
The steamers DumbArton and Lillian ar
rived at the yard this morning from down the
river, they having come up for repairs.
Daily national Republican., 1865-03-27

BnLT-BUcKLEs, CoMBs, HAIR BALLS,
Ladies, long guard chains, rings, cluster and
let sets ailVer-plated bells, and tea spoons, for
only One Dollar, at the DOLLAR JEWELRI
STORE, No. ass PeRnsylvAniA avenue, near
Foul. and a-hAlf street mh31.ots
Daily national Republican., 1865-03-27
FransPOr.s.loa ToF shsrnan'. and

A number of vessels ara loading here with
wagons aud AmbulAnseS for shsEman's and
soh0nald's forces In North Carolina. The
transportation Of General sShonelos column
IL very limited, being only Eve wagons 20
hsAdquarters, two 10 brigade, and one to a
egtmont,
Daily national Republican., 1865-03-27
National Ranka.

During the week ending saturday, the 9Sih
inst, tWenty'seyen National Banks were e.
tGbliahed, with An aggregate capital OF eS,Tla,.
100. The number 81 these banks now In ops-
ration 10 nine hundred and thirtY-nVe, with .
total sAPltsl Of e9iS,SS5rsOO. 0|0
Daily national Republican., 1865-03-27

nrA Friend I'm Heedl-rhoss requir-
ing confidential medical assurance should Ap-
ply 20 some regular educated physician who
such q man 10 DR.. DARBY, who IL daily curing
numbers OF both sexes, and every ago, who
have been TO all the Self-oalled Doctors In this
city, and spent valuable time and money, with
no benefit, I'll he took charge OF them. HIS
terms are more moderate than those OF mere
bOAAtinK pTetendeTs, whose only purpose 10 10
neece tho unfortunate, and then advise them,
when IL 10 almost too late, to apply TO him.
Call on him At once, or you maJ % nSsre' II
ever afterwards, On. DARBY,
No. a92 7th street, between ID and + streets,
WAIhiuRtOn city. feblGu
Daily national Republican., 1865-03-27
Quotations OF Gold.

NEW YoRE, March 9S-i0 p. NAT the
evening stock exchange, stocks and gold were
iIm on the call, but not very active, Gold
Aftsr call closed at io6h.
Daily national Republican., 1865-03-27
0peoIe for EuFoDo.

NEw YoRK, March a5.-The HAnsa and City
OF Washington sailed to-day for Europe with
ol2S, 900 In specie,
Daily national Republican., 1865-03-27
BY TELEa r A p ae'
PsmaIe ssminary Burned.

UneA, March n The Female Seminary
was destroyed By nre At four o'clock this
morning. All the inmates, nearly one hun
dred In number, escaped. The loAs 10 heavy.
Daily national Republican., 1865-03-27

TIM CIRCUS AND WILD ARIMALs,-On
Wednesday night the nrst performance OF
ThAYet kOyeH' Circus and Van Amburgh q
Co. hlenagerie, eombined In one mammoth
establishment, will take place on eth street,
when those who have . tA1te for natural his
tory, Al well as those who have fancy for
equestrian and gymnaltic performances, will
have presented for their entertAio ment pro-
grAmme eomprtsing many AttTAetlvs features,
both In tho menAgerie aud circus depArtInen
Both companies will exhibit In one tent, for q
single AdmiaGlOn fee.
Daily national Republican., 1865-03-27
COURT PRooEEDINas.

CnouTT CoURT--Chisf Justice Odrttr.--
The ease Of ZepheniAh ZONES against yno. p.
Infle, administrator Of Ann p. Dermott was
resumed this morning. Council we're engaged
In argument on the prayers which were DoiDG
Daily national Republican., 1865-03-27

GRAND LARCENY Lawrence Cullen, an
Irish teAmStor, was arrested Yesterday by
RoundsmAn Kelly for stealing thirty dollars
from Charles MetoAlf, Al Laurel Factory, MD,
He was taken before Justice Giberson, and
committed 10 jail TO await the rsQuisition OF
the Governor OF Maryland.
Joseph JoasdoTa was arrested By Ofioer
stlnoh omb for stealing clothing from Eliza
Davenport. justice nTury committed hin 10
jail for court,
Daily national Republican., 1865-03-27

ORDER OF RESTITUTION The schooner
COQustte, captured . few days ago on the Py-
Indication, has been restored to the owners,
en- payment Of costs. The order was paused
on Thursday last In the Admiralty Court, 10
appearing that nhe was not engaged In Illegal
tFAlio,
Daily national Republican., 1865-03-27
~ MassaehassttI MiIitarY stats

~ -MasaashuHettH Military stats
A0ENcY REMovAL.-On and After MONDAY,
January LIST, 1855, the Massachusetts state
AEencJ will occupy its new rooms In the No
tionai InieilgcrceT building, second noor, corner
Massachusetts soldiers and oitizens Arestn-
Vited 10 call.
Advice Aad AssistAnee given without charge.
GARDINER TUFTS,
decai-tf Lieut.. Col. aud state Agent.