Daily State Sentinel, Volume 10, Number 3521, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 January 1862 — Page 3

D A ILY SENf ri N EL

bn-l on tli n. t .Lrein.etl in tlie Ith-? m 1

waved all tit more prcwil y when the iirti-h I l"n crouche-l at tbe feet of the Amff.Mn ejje."

f'unrll l'rcrrtiiig.

Saturday crening at 7 o'clock.

M-TITIO, XflJa-ORIALS, tTC

AlJ!TAJsr r!lT If runrAr is tnriittn j tl.i citj thit A.jut.int I. N. Sti!, bar .1 f-r j aome reason fillen unJer tle disp'.e isurc of Co',. Drown, has been deprived of Ids p.itit:n s AI j jutant. niil now occupies th.it of .vfii lieite:i- J

antci r.e ni the companies r the regnr.'r.t.

Cul. Ilroan is certa'nlv the mo-t unfortunate of

.noiniT.- w - it -

! s.i. cc r.fn. on tu Ith of Jul v, on the th olJsn-

uuf, a the iT2l of r"e!rtiAry and on every !y ' I rntilf ipir.fir-i'.'a Jr. rn 1i!ifi if I. a Knn l.ffjvt I

he City Council met in recular action on ul the en-'rn of the millions of a treat am! !

f:ri mj? re; niJC. ( f voionei. ic ie:i muiana w.wi one M me ikm ; I We kiow what thii Innrer mn. It mcms! regiments e vcr raided within in birders. N'oth i i rivil ani! re'ii-ini! lihiTt lu irrv A morir t ' In -J lnt m:firti:ne. iKsji-Lt .! tro'ilile h i at '

petitions from JiJi i.Juals in refer- S.efl from the Lakes W th Gulf. ikI from the tended it ait.ee it reached the ßejd,. Nearly, all ! ence j" rivab Interests -wefe presented an"'! re- I Atlantic to the Pari!-, an 1 t!ic wide world over. J itiflitrrj liiv resigned it r.tntquet'Cs of ditli ferre.1 i "enn IHüftv t Lave to rrd lh": IIly ! ci!tjr iSk- Coir.uct. him1 we et licur t)t miit- j

, . , n. . Il'e; tlure and to rrxaxuec ti e ureU IS !

. 'imuuu u.tj-vuifufiitj rtw-w.ir,jn'njnc- i inu,; to worI,;n (',.1 pconJirr to the roioe of our

t! the Äftntment of L. N. I'hlllips an-l Wm. con-rie n, cs.. It meua !a au l .r!er, kooU -jv

Ha.JIer a IVi-ytr Aejors. which ai rolntmcnu ,raint,,i.tniiff.- L'ruertu fd elf reliint, yet

.I J f ' r - - Icnur arxin he

it -nr. iiii"riey, rtnanre: iiecommeniintr a

riliictin in the aMement of projKrty feIotipng to rfoah Noble' Itcin, protiJln thcdcÜnyuco rie now amn.U the fnjj-ertj be p.iM. ConmrreH in. m, I' J Mr. Haulif j, from the wme: Correcting numeroas erroneooi aemerit, &r Concurred in. PMr FletcherJ .Aceoant: An -orlinaDe

fr the payment of eamlrj claim", amounting to j

$1J!I1 31. three tim tu! rtveL'

tTcn.'It mrn fv It inniVt,

" E 1'luribuM L'num,J' that, therel from m.ny, !

cmij k, we phouId.U!, hnd vr mitt It, onr j fnrtMr. v . . Tlioe who flreü uprj the ntionil ßajr at Frt j F'imter, anl who have ehe here fnxl.'.en it undfr their tinh.iüowrl nl triiUjrn fett, puiltj of' l-tjurj, aud fraul, awl plunder. anJ limey,' and rriunjer, would deprive u4 of alt the inestimnhle :

! pritilees which we hte inheT':tel nanurMrtti-!

riht. 1 hej Bceirj to hare forgotten tint it was j

the L mon onrtner that V ahinton md Tim hrtrr compatriots fotiht, and that England vas ain-t it; th.it Mirion anl Sttmter were fr it, and Tarl-

ton and hi infamotH faiHl anint it; tint .Tark-

IW. Mr. Wallace, .Street an 1 Alleva: (Jrant-

the pmirr of ceruin jetiti ners for the inv proTernent of a part of Michigan street. Uj Mr. lUuhey, from a nelect committee: JSlating that the 3Iesrs. Glenn bad proposed to rent the ecorxl and third storiej of their block for city, officej, and offering to erect a watch tower on the buihiin and to construct vaults lor toe Clerk and Treasurer; aio to Icone a portion of the rear end ol their lot for the construction of a tation botie. 5 ' 1 ,'A" lively. diicuion en.uel, on this rerort Mm member olijectinpr to the jonoel terms of the leiue $I,HK) a j ear and others to the building. The report was at length concurred In. Bt Mr. ttrown, from n select committee: Asking to be t!icharj:el frorti the invcs-liation of charges a':iint Michael (Ltllivan, watchman from the Fifth Ward, by Mr. Ku!utn.nnf Councilman from that Ward. Concurred in. iron ts box orrtccna. TliC Capta in of the iht Police reportol the number of arresti for the past month as follows: - For intoxication.... .... 49 Hitching to ahade tree and lamp posts 3 Aault and battery 3 l'etit larceny 9 Grand Larceny........ .'I Driving on nUi e w a 1 ks .T For dogs in market. I'J Total number of arret ts f2

pon .it Tahlidvga, KmucUw aixl ew Orleans

ai CUel with .i holier parriot!ru and a firmer

CUT TREASlltEK Rl.rORT For the month ending December 31, lt'61. fctCkll'Ti. Balance from lat renort $ 1 ,.1iD 23 Current tax collected 1,7 IS f8 Delinquent. 2,171) J7 Licetue issued 123(H)

1,023 75

ToUl receipts for the month

To balance on hand... $931 G3 . MSBrasi.MrNTS. Fortreet iniproremetit $170 GS Fire department 1,607 97 Police ...1,012 CS Halarics 33. h7 372 H) KlectiotM 6 00 Printing 1H1 (N) Judgments paid 20 00 Specific. 277 00 Jail expenses... Ill 40 Cah fixtures ßTI Taxes refunded 2!) IH Interact paid on irdm 17 '2'J Nuisance 40 00

Fettling eoldicr 125 00

4.:.01 30

Balance to next month If'Jl CTotal Y. . . . . . .Y.$5,:b2 D3 The Clerk presented his monthlj report, as follows: Orders ont-tanding Pee. 1, Tl $3597 C5 lasuwl n Dec. IHH:

Fire dcpaituteiit Police. 4 Jail expenses Street improt einent.4 Tax retunded Feeding aoldro. Specific a;Trrj.ri.ttions. . . . Percentage Markets N uiMticen Interest paid on t)n!tis. . . . (as fixtures I'rintii.

hleetions... ,. .. .

i,o:s f.5 H I t 25 37'J U0 lb3 23 72 CO 72 12 G7 ) ni e-7 4t; ;o 21) fM 17 21) n; uo 4 IN)

Orders redeemed lv Treat

- urer in Dec. "31.. . ,

25 2.1 H 4G $11,116 11

. 4.5!U 30

. Outstanding January 1, 1MÜ 30,Sr4 fl oaiis.ct-s. By Mr. F.nwn: For the grading and graveling of Bluff ÜomJ, between Itay tivt and the corporation line. Bead three times and pased. By Mr. KuWImann: Fr the improvement of the outh side walk of Washington street, be tween West utreet an.l t!;e '.V ester n arm of the canal. Bead twuc Rr-oLi TioNs, voTioss, irrc.

I courage, as he looked upon its p tars and .tri;,

atid tint they were waving ovet the National Capito!, when the Hero of the 'Hermitage wrote the Palmetto State tho.c immortal words, "The Coriffitution mu.-it be preserved. Tell your men that this magnificent present Beauty fends to Valor. Tell themi a they gize upon tliee regimental color, to think tf the wive, mother, sisters, and lovel ones, who are pravitig Cr them at home; and who, if they nre brave, fearless and victorious in the conflict; will welcome, respect and honor them nil the more hen they return. Tell them, thould any of them fall in tiefe ho of that banner, God atid their country will not be unmindful of their scrKea. , Tell your Color Bearer, as his is a pot of danger, that the ladies of Wabash county h ive con fidence in his courage, and. that they hope on aome future Fourth of July when peace shall be re-tored and the Union preserved to ?ee that fame memorable banner, so sorely de.-t'med to make a history of its own, ns we ndvanee, having gone pafely through the war, neer dishonored, but evermore covered with jrlory, Urne in j ro cession, and universally greetel as an object of piilc and grululation. Colonel, accept these regimental colors, so honorable to the generous hearteil patriotism f the ladies of Wabash county with us, the banner county of Indiana. May we all live to j-te them rcturnthl to their hands, with the proud nshrance that their tru-t has been well placed, and that each having performed faithfully n soldier's duty, may calmly await the soldier's reward. COL. SLACKS AtCHTAMCr. Chaplain Saw y tu: lit behalf of the 47th regiment of Indiana Volunteers, I accept the beauli ful flag which you hare presented from the generous Hii l pafriott: ladies of the county Wubash, and through ron to ihetn do I, in the name of the regiment, extend the nio.-t heaitfeit thanks und gratitude for this, their most welcome donation. It is the tlag of Washington ; the llig of Madison; the flag of Jackson; the flag of our country our whole country; the Hag under which dec Is of daring valor have been enacted upon many a battle field, in establishing and sustaining American liberty and American Independence. Around it cluster so many fond and cherihcd recollections of the past; so many bright and sparkling hopes of the future, that I foci a confidence in saying there is not a soldier belonging to this regiment whose soul is inspired witliauy other feeling than that of patriotiejore and veneration for this, the ensign of American hope and American nationality, and under it, in this contest, the murderous hand of treason shall be staved, the assassin's, dagger parried, and American" ficudom established upon a firm it nhd more reliable foundation. Under its inspiring and soul cheering influence will we "SfrlVe for rur altars am! ntir flrrsl Strike till tlip l;it arituM f.- expire! Strike for the cr'eii graven if our ifreI (iod! and our native lamb" And when we reflect that it is not only the ensign of American liberty, but lias been committed to our custody by the patriotic ladies of Wulush county, each and every one of whom has burning within her brcat that fire of patriotic love and devotion inherited from a noble atid gallant an

cestry, which always characterized the matrons of

our common country, I think 1 am sate in plcdg

iug to the fair donors, in beh df of the regiment,

that on every battle field, come success or defeat,

come what will ,this flag shall be upheld and sustained, and around iLs standard will we rally in defence of the rights of loyal American citizens everywhere. For this object and none other havo we left home, family, and near and cherished friend , and no act of dishonor or cowardice shall ev er tarnish its soul inspiring folds. All that I ask in making good thce pledges is the co operation and aid of each and every soldier of this regiment, and I know that they will be most heartily given. Again, Chaplain, do I return, through you, to the ladies of Wab.isli county, in the name of the 17th regiment, the mo&t profound and heartfelt gratitude, for this generous bestowal. Scrgeaiit Lindsey, von have been selected ns the prncipal color sergeant of the 47th regiment, and you have been been appointed to that jmtion because of your well kuowu coolness, courage nn I discretion in tivery trving emergency. W bile the .t which has been assigned you its one of the most honorable character, vet it" is ono of d.mgrr and reponsilility. Into your hand ate eonimitte! the colors whtcli the ladies of Wabnsh county hive so generously given us. You are a citizen of that county; the patriotic donor will look to vou to bear ii aloft u;on every battle field, through'evcry try ing scene. 1 know the confidence which has been repoed in you will not be abused.. Take the H ig, and always remember it is the flag of your coun'rv.

ther trouble in tronvct. Whatever m tv be the

real cau-e it is vetceitiin that a re.'inv-i.t in s.:t h

a condition is oor!y fittel to go into t!if fie!.. Col;Man?fie!d. of the 21 (Jerravn regiment, was in the city on Saturday, and reported everything progressing finely with regard to his corps now rendezvouing at Kvansville. ; CLjni.U SlUKL.' H this ÜStingUr-fiet f.fTlcer lias rcaiMe-l be ause bis sittiatküi in Iisuit was rendersj Intoierab'e or uncomfortable to him, we most eirnetly liope that he will be np5intel forthwith to a high command elsewhere. Ie has done gallant and great service, and Se have now very few military men in whom the country ha such strong confidence as in him. His loss from the army would be deeply and uni sen-ally regretted as a national loss. Isnuitrille Journal. The Forty sixth. Forty-seventh and Fiftieth Indiana aird Sixth Kentucky regiments have gone forward from Bardstown to Camp Wfc klifl'e, which is within tw elve miles of Green river. . Dr. W- H. Myers, of Fort Wayne, is ap. pointed Furgeon of the Thirtieth, regiment, vice Parks, resigned. Col. A. Steele, of the Thirty-fourth Indian, now in Kentuekv, lias resigned ' - " , , y - CT"CofTeeis selling in this city st 25 cents per pound; sugar at 12J cei.Ls per pund and rice at 15 cents. According to the Vincenncs Sun 8,5' Ml hogs have been slaughtered at that lint during the past season.

Kr:F. SLOo vet slv This old and well es-t.itIiol.ed stini, Wm Wirton street, is offtrc 1 fir St!e hy the proprietor, Roleriek Beebe, at a targain to any cash purchaser. " tf .. Gov, Wrjgiit'h ADDÄK.1K. Copies of the eulogy of Hon. Joseph A. Wright on the death ol Stephen A- Douglas,' delivered in the Hall of tho House of Bepreseiitatives on the evening of the Mh of January, can be had at the Sentinel office, in pamphlet form. Price $1 " a hundred. Orders from a distance will be promptly attended to

COMMERCIAL.

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.4, nr. ii. L.terer, in me tm jnsnrance

Building, Pennsylvania f trcet, is prepared to furnish, at short notice, at wh-Jesale or retail, pic' tnres," looking gl is-cs, arti-U materials,' French and American tls, oval and S'jiare frames of all sizes. Give Mr. Lieber a Ci.I, he sells cheap and is nn obliging eenileman. 7 dlw

TThe Democratic Convention of the 11th Congressional District, will be held at Anderson, Madison county, on the fourth Thursday in May next. t -5 When you go to Kichmond, Indiana, bo sure and stop at the Meredith House. It is the be-t hotel in the Quaker City, and one of the be.-1 iii the State. - , 5" We are indebted to the publishers for a copy of the Tribune Almanac and political I' eg isfer for leb'J. Its election returns nnd statisical inlormatiou are valuable. No other work tf the kind contains so much useful matter, at so small a cost. The Holtum Troupe, assistol by the young masters and misses whom Mrs. Holnian has been instructing during the past month, give an exhibition at Masonic Hall on Wednesday evening next. ,

We learn from private advices from Adjutant Krank Cunningham, of the 35th Indian i, Colo ue! Walker, that a grand review of all the fortes

ntllardstown, Kentucky, took pi ice yesterday

For the establishment of the office of Citj j Ti,e 35th. Colonel Brulands cavalry. Colonel

BoanI Measurer.

! Fitch's and Colonel Duuham's regimeuU wer

By Mr. Brown: For the establishment of the alll . llie hltVuulx u n tlie , (.

gr ide .f the ide-walk on the south side of Waali- j vrA iuv g;ivc his peraoiwl iuspettion in detail ington street, between Meridian and Pennsvlva- j lo Cl0ry t,,rrs which formed under his eve. Our Dia, and cornel i.eces.-ary change to be made. J ,nv j,, Kentucky U in splendid condition. By Mr. Co! ley: Conferring police powers on j nv the South Itend Forum we leai u that Mr. William BrtLney, Supertulendeut of city pris- i John B;oiJielJ, L'-q., ot that place. itceuily oners. I presented a splendul regulation sword each to

T. 1. Kol.eits and Lieutenant G. W.

Thev Ost n25

apiece.

Ci.iML WiLLirtf Brnxrr. We regrelto

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",,rr """"'n oi som uiumnani i it... .e .... ,Nh rlvim,.n.

Business tliu Council aJjournel.

.llltlnr)- Heina.

To CoKrri: Coxsi Mir.s. As coffee is now selling at high prices, and as money is scarce, we suggest a plan for making chean coffee: Get some rye; 1st, scald it; 21, dry it; 3d, brown it, and then mix it with one third coflee ami twothirds rye, and then you will have us good a cup of coffee as you ever drank. The Forth Dav or Blnjamix Fhaskmn. The members of the Indianapolis Typographical Union will give -a grand ball and supper on the 17th inst., in honor of the great exemplar of their craft and the greatest man America has yet produced. The gentlemen on the committee of in

vitation, and the geutlemcu who will act as floor

managers are each and all accomplished, and we predict the auVir will be the most brilliant of the season."

MtTKoroi.iTAN Hall. Je.iunie Deans. This

drama, founded on Sir Walter Scott's novel of

the Heart of Mid-Lothian, and dramatized by Dion

Bourcicault, will be produced this evening at

Metropolitan Hall. It had the unprecedented

run of fourteen weeks at Laura Kecne's Theater,

New York, on its first production there, and the

exclusive right to present it out of that city has been purchased by Miss Annette Ince, who will

personate the heroine, und be aided by Miss Ma

rion Macailhy as Kfiie Deans, Felix A. Vincent

as the Laird of Dombeydv kes, together with

Messrs. Albaugh, Hamilton. Hight, White, Hill,

Ac., Madames Pope, Hill, Eudrcss, ie., which insures a thorough interpretation of Sir Walter's beautiful work. We shall speak of" it to-morrow

after witnessing its performance.

Shis or thk Bid Hoor skikt. The proprietors of tl.'.s dry goods establishment, situated on West Washington street, just east of the Palmer House, arc illustrating what energy, application to business ami good management can accomplish.

Lynch k Krabe commenced htisinrss but a short time ago in a contracted room and with a small

Hock. From this moderate beginning thev havo

gradually enlarged, and we prophecy their establishment will keep on growing until it rivals the mammoth concerns of the city. The secret rf their success is that "Spure Lynch know s just what will suit the trade and where nnd how to purchase to the best advantage. And in addition to this all customers are treated with similar courtesy. With such advantages nnd such accomplished salesmen as Captain Moriarty, who almost anticipates just the w ants of tho purchaer, it is not a nutter of surprise that this establishment is grow ing so rapidly in popular favor.

One of the best hotels in Indianapolis is the Spencer House, rear the Union Depot. Mr. M. Harth, the gctitletnardy proprietor, deserves great credit in having, in consideration of thee war time, reduced his price to one dollar per day,

and nt the same time give bis gueu all that they

can get at any of tl;e first class hotels in any

Western citv.

""Aycr's American Almanac is now ready

for delivery, gratis, at the. Druggists, who are happy to supply air that call for them. Every

family should have and keep this book. It is worth having comprising much general infor

mation of great value. It gives the best instruc

tion for the cure of jtrevalent complaints that we

can get anywhere. Its anecdotes alone are worth

a bushel of wheat, and its medical advice is sometimes worth to the sick the wheat's weight in gold. Many of the medical almanacs are

traih, but this is solid metal. Its calculation are

made purposely for this latitude, and nre there fore correct. Call and get an Ayer'i Almanac,

and when got, keep it. ,11-lw

SPECIAL NOTICES.

to.im.so. A cox, iriiiririf9 INo. IH lliist Washington street,. . Have been appointed, agent fur tbe sale of II It A IN It 12 J X II S S I I, A O O , THK WtVNllEKFL'L filtAM'Lt t-r the cure of Cmitrti, Co! Is, Sore Throat, Itr'iich;tis, Wheezing, Irritation nf the Uvula niwt TV-miis, nt Ihseae i-f tbe I.une. SM'1 in larre bo.v, 't't cts., 51 cts., atl $1 each. nlsdAwlj

OAK HALL, SO. 2 WASHINGTON AND NO. 2 ILLINOIS STS.f Haie Honte .

UU FALL AND WINTER STOCK OK ItEAYERS,

CASTOKS, CLOTHS, MELTON'S CASSIMF.KKS AND VKSTINOSOFEVF.KY GRADE AND STYLE AS WELL AS Of RE ADY-M ADE CIjOTIIINO FO It M EN AND HOY'S WEAR, IS NOW COMPLETE. GLASER BROTHERS, Jroj9.

R. It. MELVILLE. Cutter.

ort2.

MEDICAL.

I.IIl'OirrAXTTO I.AIUKS.

DR. JOHN HARVEY, HAVING FOR UPWARD OF twenty year uVvoteil tils professional titn exclusively to the treatment of Female llff Ictilt iev anl hariiursm oeeil, l n ihouiant of cae in restoring the sfllirte.l to sonnJ health, liaa now entire confiiletire in offerlnK publicly hl "Srctl American KftnetlyS9 DIt. HARVEY'S CHRONO-THERMAL FEMALE PILLS, Wtiicli bave never yet failed (when the direction bavt been htrlctly followed.) la' removing dillicultlea arising from ' OBSTRUCTION, OR STOPPAGE OF NATURE, Or in restoring tbe nystem to perfect healih, ben surTerlni? from Spinal AtTeciion, Prolapsus, Ul ri, tbe Whites, or other weakne" of the Uterine Organa. A!o, In all casef of Debility or Nervi Prostration; Hysterie, Pnlpita. t:'ns, ic, which are the forerunners of wore serious di ease. JpiQy Thes pills arc perfertly hnrnile on the contl tution and may be taken by the mot delicate female w ithout rausin(?(litr . nt the same time they art tike a charm

by strengthening, invigorating and restorliiR the system to a healthy condition, and by bringing un the monthly period with ref-ularlfy, no matter fnni what Catue the lsrurtioii may arise. They should, however, n't be taken during tbw tlrsl tl.reo ot fwiir inuiilbs of nutii r, though safe at any other lime, mi miscarriage would b

the renlt.

Kaeb box contain Cl Pill. Trice $1, and when de. eired will he sr-nt ly mail, pre-aid by any advertised

Agent, on receipt of the money. Sold by Druggists pen.-rally. J. P.RYAN, Kochemer. New York, General Agent. Jy TOM LIN SUN & COX, Afcrut for Indianapolis. Jull9-dAw'Cl

Zr" Vestenliy was the anniversary of the battle of New Orleans, and was passed without any notice in Kentucky so far as we are aware. Jjitiatrillr Drtnocrat. We noticed it in Indiana, though, gloriously.

learn by. a private letter received mihi city,

t-TvThe Indi tnapidis Journal aeknowledges that it bed when it declared that Hon. John (J. Du is hid tied the State of Indiana and gone to Kiehniond. The Stntiml intimate that theleir ol a cowhide in the riidit hind of Davis was the cause of the5 Jmrnnl't ennfesln of the 'lander. D'ttjlon Empire.

for some time lie has been iiis Mistmi ith tlia

Chaplain of the 47th regiment. Col. Slack, vnda muaicr in which the war ha Leun dragged ai j DisTniisi. AcciiJiT. Ve are - pained to ns the dtres f himself in preent:nr, an'! Col. ICentiicky, and has lesigiie-f i;j c;i.e.tici;ie, ru that Cnaile ilo cy , a, b; oilier of Coiorel Slack ceej ting, a spl.ndij reginienui banner, ; ?",l01iOl,ntr Irn w,th reg. et thai our ran-e , Hovey ofMt. Vernon was terribly m ingle'l and ,. , , ,. , , . , has ot the erv irei of i.ne ff the tn st eMioieat, I sen-ois.y it nt fitally injured bv the premature rost i g $ini, from the ....bes of nba,sh county, i , lVntetJ ,,rt, in i1h. ru((,n AnnT i d.-tdi-irge of a cannon, on Wednesday l it. A

I'kistAVAT.ov cr a IticiiixTAi. Stand mn '-,,fI Adjutant of the : 1 reg:tnent. that Col

To the b.mSir,vTH.-.i:,.r Me. Stwrer J W,I!Uh ha.s ,11 friend here ay that

liiey will be rea.l with interest by the many Etantrille Journal.

fiien.is el" the regiment throughout the Stat: API RISS or EtV. sAMl I L AWY:R, ClUtLAlX, IX l ktl TIG TOS. Rt.V.NU. Col. St.u e: A erv rdeasant tlutv b Uen

The Kvansville Journ-il conceives that the "skies are not v et cleat ' and com hides an arti j ele under such a caption, as follows : ' It is evident from ail these tads liut we hive

iiTi ed me t v the la.iie of Wabash count v. " '

...

gun s.jui'l in .Ml. ern.n was hring Kilute in honor of the day the Mh of January and Mr. Hovey was cnga-.-ed in ramming down the chirge w hen the man w ho had his thumb on the vent at low el tbtf air to enter the p;eee. An explosion instantly t(ok pl ue, the rammer carrying away

Loth ot Hovey s arm below the elbow nnl other

iew lllnlivsil IliriMi-ry. For tbe speedy and permanent cure of

GONORRHEA, GLF.KT, URETIIM. DISCIIARGF.S,

SEMINAL WEAKNESS, MGH1LY EMISSIONS, INCONTlN.OiCK.GKNlTALlUHITAIlJLlTY,

Gravrl,StrirMtre .and A dec tions of the Kidneys and Bladder

which has tein UM'd by upward of one hundred physicians.

1 N THEIR PRIVATE PRACTICE, WITH ENTIRE SIC

fl CESS, uper-s-dinir t'nbei, Copaiba, CipuU. or any

otner coTn,onni imr.eno Known.

Are peedy In atln. eft en effiTting a cure In Tew day, and when a cure i etb-eted it U permanent. They are prepared from vegetable exoacts that are karmk on

llie system nr:d never nausnte the Mom.-tcb, r impregnate "the breath; and eirig Fiigar-coats, all tiaiisoii taste i avoided. No change of diet i netessry wliile using them; nor ibcs their action interfere with buinep piiruita. Karh box contains fix doxen l"iH. TRICE ONE HOLLAR, And will be .ent by nuitl, post-paid by any advertised Apent, en receipt of the ni siey. So'd by Druggists generally. None genuine without pt Itrnafnre e-n the wrapper. .... . J. AN, Ruv :hclcr, N". 1, General Agent. JfoTOMLINSON' & COX, Agents for b'dianapolis. Jul v v '61

GROCERS.

AV11iiiI GrocerH.

t-l

v one In.'pe t saletr. The re'nd .irtniis mut

1 hev have ro.nr.I thia most Le.mMhil Kn.i,..e TUSlilM. nnt that SpCC P.lV or ttlC IlltUM al UIO ; WT, i,,T,.r!i,. him VI.n nur ;r..r.T,.,o t

and ihionj, our niutuallnend. Mr T. lb Mc- i r l iU lle tivrl p deal throogU which we prrpirations were being nude to amputate the Cartv. it !.. been Kttrly tnnnnlt! to wr eire, , ) iMv"- 1 he people may a well I e :tunps. The eves of the unfortunate nun were

I') ftTaUt IMITiraswi imi Ks Till Ttf.tl iaUl W 1 .-VC aft lia Jl S-Kr '.

Erinttilie Journal.

an-l 'l am autWua! by tbe pitriotic donors to ! "'Z Hl th rnie-i with calmt.e-.and makit lt...t it. t!u-uuh vou. uitheir name, to tbt 4TlL . u' llM'r ,,,i,,,U xorduigly. 'J his t.'ovcn.me rejin.ent ..f In.hani volunteers. . mut not I .u r.fi -1 thiocgh imWibty. U

I he e...;nty of Wakwli has cotimhte! to your I Dtin.ct.se ie-..un es aie not to be forever udimmvon three companies of her true he .rtoi . " T ;'n J "-capie.ty. .No cfiictr. civil or

crnment

Vtoli .. v

.nd

f ; . I. ... II I ... . . I . . .

as vou hive hot.uret one out of tu"r) f-M' jenoiia lmss!-

Time is money, and to have correct time. w you must have your watch or clock , repaired by

th.-r io:niW nith ti e pc.sjtton of color Injirer of J l""ü'' üul ,lr ,,w niH !h" 'or lM'?' ' one who under and his business. Mr, John A. tie regiment, the L.i.c uf . the co,.mt hav e sent ' l'"lf H,,,J JT "n, and h eh,s beengrint-- Hc,t nt drug store.' In Old Fellows thc.e.st!,ere,n,er.,;ileoorstol el.ori.ehf hioi J "" l,l"e r4nfe h,s Pn I ""' Hll repairs war. Lc- cl.k"nd ielrv on hört in every .,rm of h.tt. through winch we mav t "I11 l"n ' r1"" '-rate w.iu . ' h v , i 'J,?e'ry.0"hnrt s.-s, ttJl the t !. ill terminate the r-wer pi icexl in Ins hands. If twenty more iiotice.and dov h work well nd cheap. W e mv Theeosilinew ol th banner ia a compliiusmt j . -P witnout the aceitmplihnent of" some-J t onr friends, give Mr. Hes k a call, and vou will tn vourseif ai th Cobn.d imm.lwiinJ t . thmg detituUf.cwre military hea I th.ut Kremont' , - . . . ,, , , l" . , m " -oioni lysrimnl)ng,to the ; .7. ,. ,. , , find h'm a gent. emtu deserving of tiatrouage. men ti er bave sent into the f.el f ., 1 to vour . n l ' " ul ur,,l iuio u,e 4ket- i ' fc

tlree-foM complimeut, which j Tbe Ifayette Jturnil pronounces it a? its

Corner " Uatfilnrtnn nnd Delaware

MrretSf ludianniollf AVINU THK. LsKOKST !TtX'K tP OROCERTEJ in this City, with n'arh facihliea aa tt enable n to

"ile li'wny hone !n the West, we Invite dealer? to evaluate our goU a.nd prices teft-e purcb.itig elsew here. Just received on cori-nrnment. ? Ha'.f bria. Jjew W Ke Ui)h. . . Hi . Mackerel. , ' . 3') Pag new 1 aim:. In lre an 1 fr aalr at very low ffgrjre jutel7-dw A. & U. SC H NU IX.

taieiaid btsarrv-

the Uel assiiel will be appre iate.1 by us ail. ated tie itstoovy of wlnei wtil mako aa roe. re tb vote! to the caue In which re engaged and tiore re;-ticise !n okolLct. Our country' banner! What glorious memories cluster around it! lender it out fathers ton -lit thrrturb tb reroluHonary Vtrufcfe: Msnv till le:ieaüi its aUipU fold at once the r banker aa! tbor winding het-t. In l t war of lsrj iintarle! by oer brav e soldier and ant lor a en the

deliberate Cviiviwlivu llint Jim lasir, of ICui-m., is the " coming man." " Come on," th tt paper aj, "oh co min,; ram, and U' you, Jim Iine, be I.e. run niiickl! " Or anv other min

- - ; . (Ion. SuItlJs, wlw it ia upposeJ, all coin mind the Irish brigade, is at Washington.

Ret, Xr. McXU, fiitor tf. J.ltrU Xie Isoi Agarol ia, iVtol er . ls7. la. C. W. K08AC. Dear sS.r : I have uel vour Hloosl Purifier for a uervous affection, from which I h v e su :!Vred much at times. While it pleasant to the taste, it certainly haj ah ppy

1 effect ujaui the nerves. I'lease accejitmy thanka

Wei hpil following front the JifaeUe. fr you- ki;A regard, aud believe me Jonrnnl: ' Your. J. W. T. eM rttrx.

IVow Visiiiiifiiioiit ,,,:iV AT THK IS'EW. YORK.GllOCEUY. STORE, .o. n Ilaat Waahlnf ton street, CH. LTEI.L, bavins purchased the ab.ve etaUih- , m?t( lUe U-sf. Hnr ant, iumA kepincnaiaauy ' batvi a fall mpply of erery article In the lir.e et Family (irceeries 1 Proviso ns. aai will warrin: evrrj Arode to bet f l be bM juoty aa4 alib twat XL biftLetd. market prk-e, la cab, paid for all kind of Produce. lie respectfully ailjeits tbe dtuena rencrally, iu th city and country, t call and raaioiiMe LU ixk and prwt-t bef re parcbaiirir el-ewbere. AriK'K ptotjipUj delivered in all parts of the cr?r. Jl-dlru C. H. I.UELI.

inr V'orli entile Jlorkf l.

TELECalAPHIC.

23 75 nu 50

5(3 Gets. 4 4 cts.

3a a as a t PT,VVJaedy, Ja. 8.

Total receipts of "cattle 'of 'all kfnda for the week. ' ' - . SberpA . Beevef, Cow. Teal. Lambt Swlce Total .4.0U 113 312,7.GT3 L,t week...;3.tD eG ''20 1 7,T33 4,4 Ccrre-sponding ' No. per w'k ' U,t year;..'-a,333' 77 i 333 5 19,063 Average num- ' ber per w eek . - Tast year. . . 1,31 1 1 W 7G3 9,93? G,16J v BLrtVljjrHOM I'iriTKfcVrTATEJ. New York., 1,741 ' Iowa.. - Ohio 2r Connecticut.... 54 Imfiana 41- New Jersey 4M Illinois 573 Michigan.. U53 BKKVFS. The market this week has been Irregular, opening on Tueslay with 2.000 bead, and the number continuing to Increase till this rooming, when the entries were found to be 3,792 head. Ou Tuesday the drovers realized fully. last week's rates, but tbe market clow to-day at rates $3(35 per bead l wer. , ; The cattle this w"eek are of inferior "quality, most of the fair steers sold at cSJgC, and soma brought 9c. The failure of Nesbainn ife Straus, who have generally bought from 100 to i.MJ0 per week, ha c iued some distrust ou the part of drovers, and this has bad its effect to depress the market. The decline quoted in our average is owing in part to the inferiority of the stock. , At the close 100 head remained unsold, and the market dull and hcAvy. We quote: BEEF" CATTLE.

rremiutn $9 OOtfü 9 Tri me . .7 OOrJr 8 Medium to good 5 50((j 7 Poor 7 5Ua H

General Felling prices . . . .7 5l(d i 50 Average .8 00 .... . NILCH roi Are very dull and prices are without quotable change. Extra cows perhead $3(W,r,(l Prime do do 33 35 Hood do da 23 32 Com ii do do 20 20 vksl cAtvrs Arc in good demand, und sell steadily at our quotations. We quote: '

Good and extra qualities. . . .per lb Other qualities ., do -

8Hr.lt P AM I.AM EB . . . ' ' , Are In fair request There has been ft large quantity of dress mutton received from Albany but prices have been steady. - We (iid not notice any very heavy fat sheep; but there were some very fair "lots; one pen of 10(1 head were sold by MtGraw for shipping to the W. I. ht$ 25 ouch. ' A Leicester tdieep weighing 300 lbs., with wool 3S inches long, (the growth of four years) was offered without finding buyers. k "

Sheep per head ................. $4 50 .t.. .....1 A I '

IU Lei iniuil'i.

Lambs per head 3 do per pound... 3

SWINE. .. ,Tho receipt of the past week have been larger than thq dem and, and priced luve tared in favor of the buyer, closing w ith an accumulating stock at our figures. "We quote:

Live Ilog I lea v r pri m e corn fed . . . . 3 4 (ft .1 3 Light do .....5-8(Wt' Heavv still fed .'I (if.'i'1', Lisht.:.-.V.. ....... .:..3 divl

;t Tai.M'iK.vrH. i ' New Vork ?lurlict. - ; 3twYoaic; January 1!.' Flour a shade firmer with a very moderate business doing in ex;ort ami home consumption; very small Males at $5 .V)(ff.r (0 for superfine State; $5 7U(rr5 bO (or extra State; $3 50 (5 55 for nuei fine Western; $5 70(25 90 lor common to medium extni Western ; $5 95026 for shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio, and $.6 10(jf 6 75 for trade brands do., market closing heavy, buyer refusing to name any price. Wheat quite firm ami the demand somewhat more active; sales of Chicago spring at $1 32; Milwaukee club $1 31 ; choke amber lovva$l 35; amber Michigan $1 45; good white Western $1 190.1 50. Whisky remains unchanged at former quotations. Corn in only moderate request but with out decided change: miles at G'o for mixed Western in store; 66'. jc delivered. Pork rather more active with however no decided change in price; ales at $11 75(il2 37 for mesa; $('i9 50 for prime; $13 75 for city and Western rime mess. Jleef rules quiet ami firm. Dressed hogs steady at $ 1(3 IJyC. , Lard opened steady, with good inquiry, and closed a shade firmer; sales nt 7-.j'nt'H7He. llutteris selling at ll15c for Ohio, and 170? 20c for State. Cheese quiet and steady at 5l(l7e. Sugar Kaw very firm; Cuba t(2'"iac; Uarhadoes 7;gC. Molasaci quiet and unchanged; .New Orleans 500J55C.

furr.rrtDixmMiTroirat6i;iT Itati rttron. ? Aoon Report.

ravm "'tew Vork Xiw York, January 10. The peciaU eonUiu the following Itrmi: - Tbe Committee on Wy and Means have agree to injpo?e a t.tx oa railroad fuicngcrs cf one quarter cent per mile. -t - A ioint Committee o lb conduct of tbe War liitd Gen! Fremont before thent to day for several hours. , Tbe (ieueral preentod an elaborate taUaex.t of his campaign in Missouri.' ' The Kew York banker were before the Ways and Means Committee tb nioniir.g and .ubm.tted a new financial scheme for the Govcrnmcut ami the country. They propose a Bureau of th Treasury Department, locatel in New Ycrk, to le manage! by five commissioners apptr.ntcd by the President and Senate; to live charge of the GoTernraent, ami receipts and disbursements itl power to furnish currency to all local banking institutions to be redeemed at tlie Itureau. The currency to be based upon United States stocks. Tbe bankers are opjosed to tbe biii before the Committee. The Ways and Means Committee will report a bill in a few day a for a brauch mint iu Denver

Litv. ..... The President to day direete! the appointment of Napoleon J. J. Dana, of Minnesota, as a Ilrig adi er General of voluntecra. Companys G and D, of the Pennsylracia DnckuiN, under command of Cspt. McDonald of Co. G, went to Dra'msville l.tjiiibt and returned this morti'mg. , The ei.cny have not been at Drainsvillc since the baule; kCt are throwing up batteries three mile bevon The llucktails counted 17fjravc$ on the battle field of Draiiisville. On Tuesday niorjing the Freelxrn, Satellite, and Llantl Helle, got under way, ami stood to the Virginia shore opdoiite Maryland Point and legan to i-bellthc rebel encampment near Boyd's Hole. The idiell tlew thick and fast; many of them were fcen to burst over the land in the direction of the encampment. -No response was given by the rebels and at half past one o'clock tbe firing Ceased. The three steamers then stood up for Aquia Creek and commenrcd to bombard the batteries

thereat twenty minutes to five o'clock, continu

ing an incessant lire until fiil'tcen miuutes after six o'clock, when the bring ceased, without elicit

ing any response.

5 00 5Cs 3 75 4)2c

Preased 4'4 4?4tf5 4 , a4i 4 (54)4

KV TKIK.KAI H.J Clncitiiinti .TlnrKet ' . CrxnanATi, Jarnaty 11. Flour nominally unchangel; suierfitie sold at $3 90. Wheat unchanged at OO'h: for red; white K ('90c. ... ... Oats advanced to 2o. There is nn active demand for corn. live .-scarce and in demand at 50c; it is being largely used as it substitute for coffee. Whisky opened dull; salea at tide, bot at the close there w ere no buvers and the market closed

unsettled and prices entirely nominal; speculators were anxious to sell. Hogs firuifr; closing at $3 10(3 25; receipts of 5,000 head. There is a good demand for mess pork from speculators with sales at $9 25 for city brands and $9 for country. A fair demand ior lard at 602 Gc. Green meats dull with scarcely any demand; Groceries unchanged and fiim. Sugar 9U0711e. ' Molasses sold nt 4ö(r?47c. CofiVesold at 193,(.21c. - . Kxthange J4' Uiscouut, and pir buying rates g premium. Tbe decline in gold and sterling exchange, In N'ew York to-day and the great pressure to sell had a corresj-mdiiig ellect on this market.

Froiulienliicky, Cincinnati, January 11. The Cincinnati Catitle says: From the editor of tho late Sandy Valley Ad-

rucate, now one of the editors of the Ixuisv ii!e

Ihmucrat, who am ved here from Sandv allev

yeslctday, we learn that th second rctl invaio'i ot' Kasterti Kentucky baa ended iu a disgrace! til route. . , ' On Monday' last Col. Garfield's force, including the 21th Ohio, 10tl Kentucky- and l,5f00 cavalry, liad proceeded up llig H.indy to Paintsjville, within seven miles of theicbcl camp when they were met by a lla of truce bearing a mesb.ige from Humphrey Marshall asking if matters could not be arranged without a fight. Col. Garfield immediately replied he could offer no arrangement except either to fight or surrender unconditionally Marshall then siddrcs-ed his men informing them that they had no other alternative excepting to' hurrendcr or disband, ami giving them the choice. They decided to disband, aud immediately collected and set fite to all their wagons, tents, camp" equipage, supplies, &c, then each man was pci mittel to take care of himself, and the whole force scattered in confusion. d attempt was made to sav e any thing excepting their cannon, which were hauled off. Col. Garlield dispatched hi cavalry in pursuit; they expert to captutc the guns and erhaps pick up many of the living rebels. The rebels in Northeastern Ky., from the high estimate iu which Humphrey Marshall's military ability was held, had tdaong hope of succesa under bis leadership. A sufficient Federal force will be left in this region to secure its futuro eace and safety. From Washington. Wamjinoton, Jan. 11. The skirmish of Cap t. Russell at Hath was a brilliant affair. He had been detailed from General Kelly' command with tw o regiments of infantry and two squadrons of cavalry and was stationed at Bath. On the approach of Gen. Jackson with COO or H00 rebels his scoots gave him notice. He w-s six miles from the Potomac river. He took the infantry and went about two miles and posted them as skirmishers in a dense wood. The cavalry was left to engage the advance of the enemy. An exchange of shots was the consequence of the enemy's advance under Turner Ashley, of guerilla notoriety, who came on and fell into the amhuscado. Capt. Russell lost seven horses, and kept eleven of the enemy 'a, and rctinsl with bi whole force across the Potomac, with a loss of only two 'men, who were drowned in crossing. Tina is ronidered one of the most brilliant movements of the war.

FOR SALE.

Correction. New Yok, January Kb In the Port Hoyal news it should be that Gen. Stevens was In command of the expedition to the' m iin land. Gen. Sherman and not Com. Dlijiont had sent him reinforcement. According to express letters the enemy's works were completely detrnjed and our troops returned to Port Uoyal Island. Two regiments were poing back to Hilton Head on the 3d. After our troops bad entirely dtverted tbe westem shore the rebels fell back live miles to Gardner's corner, showing the effect of the chantisment given was salutary. from forlrea VI on roe. Fortblnh Monroe, Jan. 10. The steamer Spaulding arrived from Halteras Inlet thu morning. She brings no news of in level. - The enemy had not made their appearance nince the 5th of December. . . On the 2 lib ofDecvmber thete arrived iu an open boat from Ko.moke Island ten contrabands. On the day before the Spaulding left five slaves arrived lrtuu Plymouth who" had been five days on tiie voyage. They sav tley were fired at as theypasswl Ibwnoke Island. They als report mtifh privation among the people. The soldicra at ll.ttteras re conducting an adult school fur the instruction ol the negroes.

It ia rumore! that Gei. Ht era , bow at II. 1 too Ueal, will U one ol iLt Brigtdierf rtyecti-j by fie Senate. ' ' - Tbene rm trnmeroa apNteaats for th miaaion to Iloce, which the North wen tlalr.l is belorgicg to soce cna from tbeir ectloft. The CoBiaj'.sr.knet.f Patent i to' t ca'.lsd on by Congresi to statt whether Mr. Brown, formerly Agnetiltnral Cbiff Clerk, fs aat evxrpioyed by bim in Europ to purchase el. There was math fault with Brown's oTiciai eon-fact while here, and f he has been sent abroavd it will make iice distcrbaace. Tie Klag TLÜIip came up from tie lower Pa-' tomac this caoroinz. and re porta nyeavtiror tb PeosaeoU between Mt. Vemoc and Fort WaU ingt.in, tound down. The fog was ao thick IaaI night thai tbe Stepping Stone was obliged to lay off Aleiandna tall this morning. At noon she agia started to run the rell blockade.

For Salt or in laicliangc " Fon unr rnonnrrT, 553 Acres, the Gallaudet Farm, Situated ejbt miles fr"tn IndianaJi, r ON Till. INI U A NAI'OblS A X i ( I XCI X X All K A 1 1 kU. -with the -tatinn Gntlsadet In t cea'Tj retr acre feneft, nearly II the rat! new fir referttlr resr"; 300 arrr in cultivation, 100 acres umlerdraitieil, fur C'mkI orr hards. iUt well of water, twrt f&A Larrts aad a new rje US feet lorT nearly comjMeied, a family rt-sence vnr?b 94,otMi, tivwiewnat aoesea, a. -aw-miU worth ti.oon, a store aal tcri'-house. Ihn hiLlj fertile fano. uuefjua1el in sifrsatinn tj any In tfce State, r.nty 20 mtnutea ty ra,lr"al from ltitauai oIi, i nr pa-sender train, top. ;-iiri the nmn state-u each lay. wtih a ti ral runntnx thronirh it cen'er, i ...Tercd f-r sale at tret train.- Uean le t!Mle,l Inn ait or elnt farms if ile-pire-i. Fer terms ai-Iy t the owner. J S. tUO X. . QailauUet, January i, ' : v

from llaltlinorc. Baltimore. January ll.Tbc boat from Old Poiut has arrive-l fnit bring no news. The French stemier Ca.-tinet had gone to Norfolk under a flag of truce with dispatches for the French Consul. " ' (iret prejsvrntloirs are being made at Norfolk in anticipation of an attack liom General Uumtside. . . ; ; s' ' " ..-" . , t rain I'wrtlund. f , Pol tl and, 'Mi:., J uu 11-Tho steamer Hibernia will cou'e here Crt an ! land her mail ami passengers and then go to St. John's, New

FonndUnd. " . : ' ' ' 1 Mr. Seward his telegraphed permission for the ; British troops to land here and be conveyci to I Canada or elsewhere. .

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DRY COODS.

Dry Goods!;; aiXTT mrv: 05 tum a tXv.nz axd well as f MIiTF.I -trw-lt ef Pry Tofi, t mlct we tcvjie the attertk.n of CASH n O.FT;.. -'. ja.hi Loir a ro,", A10.rt.tm . luisvin-, Ky. .

DIVIDEND NOTICE.

SFCRF.TATiT'S OHICF. 1 Taaara lUr-rt. 11.. tveemisar X1,ll.t ffinKnoARD of MRKcroRs of this compact 1 ha tl.l tay feclarel divei et fire (5) yr c.jit, a t h ra(4Jtl Hit k, fur lh six ratha etxiiaa; 5 r. 34;h. to the Sna-khwl-W on Ih t-n-ka ai Ihxt Uate. W'e.fcrn Si.lho4lrs wj'J r-ceiv tli ir (JivrUnJi at the cfW of the T'et-aref of rh C'ln-.any, fct Terre Haute, on a:l aftr "hurday. Janua'v 21. ' J-an-stJw t HAS. VVüUl, S-crtry.

' From fair Cairo, January 11. This morning three rebel boats from Columbu, attacked our gun boats, Kex and St Loais, lying o IT Fort Jefferssjn. A brisk engagement ensue-l for a short time, when the rebel retreated, our boats purju'ng until they reached the batU-rie. It Is believed llit one of the ressel laiat was disaljle-1. Four of our pickets were shot laet night, near lbrU' 1'wuU., by asuiwf Ixgood'a(2jlakair;, who have been roving wovot ou tsuti uiig depredations in that vicinity for some days." ' " (teneral Paiue .has dipatchel a force of cavairy (n puruit of tliem.' - Deserter frota Csdunbu, ami el this morn in r, repi'rt great alarm there, th troTpi apnre'.ierwling ari attack by the Ftsier al forces. V ; ' .. ' , No moTcment has been taade by our troep here

since yctenlay. .... 1 1 " "'aaBiw"" a .. wi i Frani tValiln)rln. Wajshisotos. Jan. 11. Secreury Chase expects to meet on Monday, delegations rerareseating the banks of Ii.ton, New York and Philadelphia for conference ou financial matters. Since tlie suspensions Uii city bas been U'XKlel with small notes, o.ny of them worthies. Next week the House Committee ou Ways and Means will offer and hope to carry their bills Im)sUig taxation and rev'taal of the tariff by an In cie.is of duliwa.

, i rravna Btenturky.' . ? LontviLLr, Jso. 11. The Democrat received advices this afternoon corroborating tb accounta receivet by way of Cincinnati of the dabaiidng of Humr-brey Marsball's rell foreea near Paints ville. No further' particulars of the adfaJr ar ßien. . Th Bowline Green Ctftrrvr of the 2d Instant, ststes that Floyd arrived at Nashville on the 1st en route for Bowling Green. The Fad u cab Corres p-mk! en t of the Jeurnml writing on the 5th complains bitterly of the treatment of the Union men thereby the'Federal General Smith, and demands bis immediate removal. Kumors prevail at Lebanon that the Federal troop- hare taken two steamers perazee-lmg nfv the Cumberland river, with munitions of war, clothing and jirovis'aui for ZotlicoUcrs forces. Tb locality of the seizure ia not ttated. - - I'roni rrrderiek. Farrraicc. Jan. 11. No further advices hat been received from Bomney. Heavy and irregular firing was beard in the di. rection of Sh irjoburg, this loreaoon, Uit caox) of which is unknown. .Sunday Aihl Diwpnlchc. rmm Kentnfky. LotisViLLt, January 12. To morrow's Jour nal will discmlit the storr alioot the reeitit meeting of Oarfiehl an! Mar-ball, rte-r lIntvnie. The Nashville Courier, of the 4th, savs: Ki Minister Prestou ha beu appointed. Major General of tlie Kentucky rebel forces. The Legislative Council of the 31 clen-ted S. C. Burnett und TV. K. Simms, Senators to tiis rctcl Conn rei. Little Hock, Arkansas, diapatches of tbe 3d say Colonel Mcintosh V command of four regiments, fought the Indian Chief Opathloyohola, eventvfive miles norüi-w est of Fort Gibson, on the 2tli, routing and driving him towartl Kansas. Tlit Fesleral los was 2)'l killel, woundel and inlnsinc. We captured I IH s jrisMiers, a larpe numler of wagons and one hundnsl I ri-lttn horses. Kchal loss twelve killtsd and twenty woundeil. Troiu Wew York Nrw Yohk, Jan. 12 The HeraU'$ Washington" di-jatth ?ays: A praiel Irish division will be formed under Shields, with Meagher, Mulligau, Cam and Corcoran as Brigadier Generals. The halters, of 2) horses of Gen. Franklin's division were cut and the animals cut loose on Tuesday night, by i-ecrf t enemy, with tins intention "of aiding the rebels who w ere cipectedto m ike an attack. An arrival hero reporta the Sumter at St. Thomas. . From Wellington. Wasimnutom, Jan. 12 The Pensacola succeeded in running tlie blockade this morning. Twenty-two bhvU were fired at ber, but without effect. , . Gen. Ln has not tendered bis resignation to the Government or the Legislature of Kansas, nor accepted a Brigadier General -Lip.

:. ; VENTED.

200 Recruits Wanted

rt)It THK

tt.w

OF O The r.lcvciilli Inftmtry,

WHICH

p Jrte

MAJOR J. W. GOTO

Is anthnrired to ralaa In Indiana. ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS COU.JTY.

t ntoM in to t2i pr.n motji, wmi hk TIOXS, eaartera, medjeal attenHartc, 4e , ee-rn-

11 .tin rnMil -MI .f onr. H rlnfhr-A. mhal.tM

anfl proTl.tel with erervtfcltiC epsrntial to their revfort

y the llnvernment. TI.e term -f enlistment 1 Three Yean. Tay ! commence fr"m iate cf enll-Tment. :one l.-it a1'te.t'Mtie(l injIe men, letwef n tha a(ea of H Sti l 3"i J'rvr, neei apply. It' -crmtlnff Itendrivnna In Metreer'a rew ntMIrf , '. M Käst Wa0iirj;ton treet, .yotutnu M I IMlowa' Halt. D. it. nirr.rirst ijetitenarrt tiv?7.ftf F.lerenth tnfkiitry, Kerrunlrf OflWr. REAL ESTÄf ElCEfJCY.

Kilty Ferguson, Xtral INIalc Apriil. 01T.es, Xo. 24 tat WaaLt'igt' B t., rpp, Glenni' TZotk.

T.OH TRAIjK. I aTe, at aifer.t, a nuinl-er r-f kotise ' a!nl l-t in tliis city to eirhan f-r latif lntl.lt county. Also, laii. t exchange for city prnjpj; a'ao, a m ii nil id icrist mill, mill lcavl t-u a railroaä iti.iu 29 inlfea f tLis rit) . KHK 'ALE lnijrovf A an l ur.irnj.r'Tei preperty In ttla city; al", lant nr thr city, atnr.if w LU U I "t f La -t famis in tbe cj;itr ourtfiix ovr l(o crea. I Ti att-ti l t renting ajv1 c lie tji r ut. atet rJ ; alsn Lae Luse to rent. Hv 'jQ Larra IcJtAi.a CcuVal Hailrcia l Klt fr alr. I. S. H rse a.iJ hufgy alwayi re4y to hf f roperty. Arj'lyto KI1.KT ri:Kf.fWy. ifcclj-dioi . 3o.:i L.tM'aL!i!i;teaL

MOTICE.

T0nCK l IIFIlFP.Y r.lVKX.HUT I HAVE IlLf.il X iu the Mann t iicuil t'.Hjrt of Ihe Mate .f itntiana, my p tititi to change my oatye tu l'reler,r J ra.l til petiiii to lie heart at tie net t- n .f aaM art.' f la-e.2, 1-61. FkFnKliKK BACK IK CS It. Krariitnh 4 TarVtren, Atte-rneya. ttlO-wSt

LEGAL.

STATE OF IX WAN A, MAUI OX CVUMY, SS: In tk UartQ Cremt Cvrt o( Alarv n coutj'y, Jn tbe mi Iu Uia. Marü) terra. A. b. lsc. JeUi iueter lteury Marks lvnl II. ckttl, llnrj C. livaren, TUe.Kl.xa Sir iinmef, ti.lklu iridic, VA Uhaia Andrr. Jante K. a)l, hamu'l I. Ad ii-.ti, Jeh Ada av, Ira Ii- VY. Hok. haauurltf. Sk:m,er, VSilham B. Iiu.k, kobrrt Slantfr, VI ilaam It. TV inpoit, Jubu H.laTTee. lv- it kbuwu. IbatoH Una fonb flay fJaniiry, I tk year Hrj, iL abre riaiml j.!aii Ufl, by aia aUMTicy, tiled In iL titT.ce f tLe Cleik of 11. Kanon t trculC'-hrt. l cuniplai-it axaii at bmI rte(er4aia U tlteaUevc enCil)t cue, lrvt-OirT tli aa anu'at .t uf cir-eserrt p- r-. that sail skfrariara arc u l rtai trM of lue tat ,f in. liAlA. tj.l .lefrti.iant. therefe,atc lrly rtitWd f tbe filinar ani K ii4erry of tbe comp'.aifct a:i.t tliem, an1 itat us- ! they a) )ar aittt nwrr C 'tenu.rtLereto.at f be calling f sai'l cu-e on the -C"it day of tbe neit term uf a:4 t'ourt, t l' M.run a.-t heU at tbeCurt-be in tbe rPy tf lii'!.f.a;-Ji, on the f.-vinb M.ilay ia Vaxcb be it, aal4 compiaix.t. t4 the CAttrr iri4 tLiu-i iLereia con. taSnevt ail. 2 anejrel, will be bear ! a4 detrrm.ned Us tkalr abtite, W W AUJtCr.neT. y W. f . Sat'cx. Iej.utj. r.iao K.EiirnTT, Attcnjey f r rUJctifT. JanJj3w STATT. OS" IXI4AKA, M A MO V Ci TXTY, M t to tl Marlon fareult Crt ef MaH.- emty, ia the Stat of Irelwina, Marth Term, A. D. ls3 dwarf Ss Lafler T. IMll SVhaeffrier. re f ktiown. That on ih fli'ntb ae f Ieeen.br, la th rear lai . tl-e abe naef rt,trtt vw bU aMrtw-ya tied IQ tH. e.rrwtse.neTl cfth MaeiAli tlretl't I (, Ltct itijlaSj)a aestrH aavt ilet-na-rt. In ,Knr-n1i!'i r au- teetherrnh an aTl'art wf a effete nt frm, tJiat all defi ridajit I0,a .Vhaeffjer fa nets reaidebt cf tbe State ef ln4 an. ItaMrfMetwUriM., terfe.e.Vsy nr!U4 ef ttteSCvf arH perfeley t4 a-l r" HK arahiH tier, at4 ItttWaa be aprarar.-l a wer r -mt: tt, erect, at tk eat 3)as? aH eane.entt trA Sav rf !.- i ' term ef a4 On, to berosn au4 fcetd at th C-wr--le tn tbe eify int anaix-rt, ti tb foirtb X"t"1ayln Marc Beit,ax4 eesrte'.aH-t aij'l tfce träger et tbtnr f -rrrn tm'ir4 ant a!re.f, will b bear 4 m-J .ctertrSe.l tn ber eix-e. W. wrIJ.CK.nerk. Iy u. t:. hwr, tlrpvrj. AwMra Srtptxirvata. Attorney t-t Ita-.iit.tr jn.w9s

LOoT.'

T tST XOTKS Lt. by l Im. iwlaiawa4, tw pfmJ J tf i, naie tpr Iai i'arkcr t nj erler, oaud March 1U , laaW, :v f ; atsW ! arJ tkr yrwra from Jate, re.ecuvrljr: tl ßrt fr fi.iaa). wstb a cre4lt f tltS lndoesel, !m1 iL Urt t'f Z.4, WlLboVt Wg J cnsdit. AH paraub are waral a4 ta trasU for Iba aaii aaasaa, a pa-t aft baa m at- rj-ej. JOHX JuNESV. iMi-mit