Daily State Sentinel, Volume 10, Number 3532, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 January 1862 — Page 2

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pVicifS which are f-vrfil7 fettenn;: 0 mrr- j uch e xprMin a the: " Vht do ton North-1 ... , , r ,, t, ., .1 ern men mm down l ete after? WhV 'in't von ! ftH'I mlu-trv ol th r.aron. II t lime t:.e , , . . - .- r . , , , , , t ?mv at 1, TneHf j minu n Ira- : --( l ou ;

pnries thnt were n .de in r-d it'ioti to the (iovrru- , cr' h-ith an-i fii.ii,,iri, t ho n u re-.sirt -d :!

AMUSEMENTS.

The Citttt It vnt l preferred. .te.-.' . 1

Democratic Union State Ticket rot srrtTAr or .tati, JAllKS 3. ATHON. Of Marion Count?, roa At im to or täte, JOSEPH KISTINK, Of Fountain County, roa trkas; acE or stat, MATTH KW L Ii RETT, Of Dirie County, rn ATTOItÜET OtXl 4t, OSCAR B. HOKl). Of Decatur County, roa mriRiNTrMNT or rt Bitr ljvr.ucno, MILTON 13. HOPKINS. Of Clinton Cour.tr.

-cue of the re-ip! y'v-'ill r be1! Itiii I

in? vetre hmet-.t, and reform, the !ir.p'e of pc.ulati'tn and jS'Io roUery by e tea t.o-e who should te gn&rdiax. of the Treasury, and tht ro!ife er.rry and action, in the adrnlni tration f pi.V.ic affair which will extricate u peeddy frutn our national d'.fncultie. Ifthe in pow r are not able to cope with mil overcome the trouble wLiel threaten the destruction of the

w xtil t' tc tl our i.if r, to r-li unfi;r jroperty, ' vou? Y a ,aie a ?et of Abortion th:ee.?" Ti e nn-r are mote di-ami -n thai, the leaders, more bitter. After rem a; n in t; awhile at Norfolk, the rrior.er were transferred to Kichmond, and placed in irrent tobacco w arehouse. In thi there were fifteen hundred pris

oner, atnoi.i' thetn Ely, Corcoran, kc. Tlie I

prisoners, were a well treated a the mean of j the (i-M eminent would enable the tu to. Thev j

w ere fed with beef, brend, 4c.. und the fielt were

irei.er.illt h-l eve ! t , Je no Utter. b-:t l,..;,:.,.4.;v lYVHOVO MTA . HA wtr.-e. fccli, '.., wa rejwtte-l J-y J.. iru-r.ds ti . j M"idaT. in c-r.Kti::xr of w.V.vh.'re.it w.w the j,vfv ,r , ,;.:.':,ni, t -,(r -1- 7 , nrrprif when it u atiii.u:if.J, t.a Ti.wttj ' .- . : t :.t 1 iy.. 2". !

in ...riling, Uiut l.e htd in ide all tL.nzs re.tdy, in 1 ,

liion iiot oulr. hut even the overtlirow of the j ju-it a eil attended as were their own iek. Col. j

(...terament. thej rhwM raike way fortho?c 'Jer . hi coming. A puarU bot olc ot ' .... I li e rnrfTw fur hre.ikuir tl ruk-s of the t r:? nt ;

in the af:err,o(n oi that dar. ; iT f Vw t! ne l- nCC

Thetsel tTuved tlt neirly every announce- j WXCi AkJ -" mriit nrtne by Madam Humor w:ntrue there was l.ttle or no fiction attending the matter. The SATUKIA Y EVENING, JAN. 2.", T,t. ('cer.or went iJ took withhixa b'n i-hrJcian, at w,, ,r,T ,r, w -lt. Dr. Chamber, late of Winona, M'unrot.i. an-J Till. Hi. Iii id flr.

f'ur noted iji lir;dui!j purdi, t w it: Lot , -ru..... r j i- . i i ii .lJLVl.arw.

. , ' I il.-e t'riirrw for hreakinr th ru! of the t'rl.n ,: t'ua vU, tu r.th if bom, u rtporloil 1-wt eu- ' JtWi 7 1ft Hi 1 ft Ml T Mi I hoc.,. Th nu,o b!eiii.R at every pore ,,ut jU Wi,,Iff M theguard srre.te.! iBirr;..m- iu-, one hundred drdlar ii rrcmiVcd, in the e n.t ,'rtt'! t ' from 4"ridd cnrjil, for ntj f purpr- art! anJ he was in prison for the act when he j t!ut they guard him f-itthlully. and ,c ent h: j Mr,'.iy ti. i-i;r KunvKr ..f th-

1000O0(MX). The Committee of Ways and Men in the Hou hate apree'I to re;ort in f.ivor of raiin $IS).n0O,fNi0hy Miatton. Of thi um Illlnni. will i called upon to contribute methiii like $ia.HW,iXHj. We he not the dat where.y to estimate the apreite of the municipal, town, oMiijty, achool, State and other local tie a-

ri up-n the people ol Illinois, Imt it is doubt- j

Jea from two to three million. V hatevtT it h, it has jmetimes torne hevily upon the industry of the Sute. When ten millions ?h.ill Lc added to thi ap'reite, and while, too, industry hnui'., prices of prtxluce re deprl, and every tiranch of buinea i prot rate-j. the burderi will he immene!t increa!, im;K,ii:i t!ie clo-et f'noinir, the jevereft labor and deprivations hitherto unknown We know not whether the people of Illinois an jry thu tag. We do know that they will try V pay it, and thi with reasonable che-rfulne. notwithtnd;ii;r that jrijrintic fraud., in the run-

duct of the war hare increased the volume ofj tat tion, if they r in ee tint hy their s.vritice th Union will le .Hved. Ilut it' it hall be hard t

f'r the p"ple f Illinois to pay thi tax, how cm Missouri and Kentucky, devastate 1 by the presence ol rtnellion. paT that which will fall iinn

thrn? And how can ?I,nneota and Iowa, with taxation already oji;.ieive, pit that which will t fall upon them? 1 hey, too, will try to r-iy. Their loyal jeople prize the Union above all other I l! ins. Hut they adl nie.itiwhile be intene'y J auxiou to know t':at the war, which they are called upon to do o much to procnte, will not I be perverted to the destruction f the Cnion. We rejoice thit recent event are lull of au- i r.in-e in thi r-ct. There could scarcely be j stronger asoir.oite than than the dismissal of j Cameron and the arpointmeat of S' mton. And ' tlie appnntoierit of Stanton cives thia further a-1 urance thvt tlie end of ("mud and corruj lion and i w ate in the conduct of the wnrh.i been reachel. ! Thi consi leration will make the profpecttve load I

of taxation vastly more tolerable. Men will determine to -und up tinder it, who otherwise would atuuible and fill. Had Stanton been Secretary of War from th be'm-uuj.o.ie hundred millions

of taxation would now siitlice, where we have one htm irei an I fifty indboti. i We analyze this matter of taxation because it i.s time the people had looked it full in the fce j and bejran to jrepare for the part they mu-t bear ; in it. Few l tbe hanUhip of a condition of' war haTe lMen known thus tar. We have been j Koiitg upon credit. Not one day's cost has yet j been paid, and such cost i some two million of j dollar. The ajrrepate tax nlut to be levied will not be erpjal to one day's c?t. Neverthe I e.s thia tax i a beginning of payment. It i for '

the payment of inttrrtt upon the pat and the iuimeiliately prospective cost of the war. We have been Urrowing to pay interest, which we cannot do longer except an enormous sacrifice. A the war sdiall be prolonged, the intere?t on loan will of course tjrow, and taxes will grow also. Itut we must hope the war will not be prolonged. We man bot e that General McClell m has plana which will bring it to a clone and leave the necessities of taxation within the capabilities of the country. We have this hope, and it has daily prown stronger and stronger a Gen. McCle!In ha disregarded the bow l of abolitionism and taken his orn good time to adrance. Every teaaon conspire to make it hi duty to take his own good time. The adrance, when it shall be m ule, will be decisire of the fate of tlie Union. If it fail, the Union will have fail), for foreign rowers wil,not wait long weary months for further preparation by us: they will recognize the Southern Confederacy, which, treat the fact now a we may, will terminate tlie contest. How transcendent!? important then that Gen. MeCiellan should disregard the clamor of abolitionism and make assurance doubly sure that victory will go with hi standard along the whole line. After all, the question of the Union witl he decided before these one hundred and fifty millions of taxes shall hare been paid. If they shall le pad for the Union preserved they will seem as but the weight of a fe it her co an pared with their weicht if they shall fie paid for .he Union lost.

( hicagt I ifir. j The remarks of the 7'i'wrawill arply with equal ! force to Indiana as they do to Illinois. The pco- j pie ol thi State aro piepirctl to make every pac- t riticc that may be necessary to -preserve the I Union under the Constitution as established by

the framerj of the Republic. The value of a Government is estimate! by the extent of security to life, property and liberty it guarantees to tlie

citizen; it freolmi from puMi; burden and tlie! advantage it confers upon the industry of its pco- j pie. In these regards our Government haj had no parallel in the world 'a history. To promote i these institution and to strengthen them i the : pifriotic duty of every citizen. They have been j tried successfully for nearly a Century, and it will j

be the extreme of folly to attempt an experiment

'ten the beaten path has secured national pro- I rcs. prosperity and greatncs, and individual j hajpino and wealth in an unexampled dei;ree. We are engaged in a contest, madly tot red upon the countrv, in which our institu- ; ti ;is are upon a trial tht will require the, utmost watchfulness and patriotic sacrifice to i protect and preserve. The corruption and ex-' traragante in the administration of the Govern-1 mcr.t for the ;u.-t ten nu'iitlu Las, in addition to , its extraerdiuary and legitimate expeiid.tures, accumulated an iiiddteilnes anl iiicie;t.ed its' exjencs to au extent that the Committee olV Ways and Cleans of the llou.-e will be cotupelle! . to rqvrt in l.tvor of raiding one hundrwl and: fifty millions ef dollars by direvt taxation, ia ' addition to its other resources, to maintain the Government and pre-erve its credit. Indiana's portion will bsj about the one-twentieth; of thi sum, if all the other Sute shall ; '-st the allotment wbu-h wi'.J fall u"on thorn. The tttal tnxes f--r l'-fd. as rervilcl to the, Auditor of Sute, w hich includes State, count Mdtool. read, township, sinking fund, s-rsvial s hv', anl other tajes, ataour.t to $ l.rfiO.O1!') 13. ' The municipal taxation U j.ot included in tliis ( sum. 1 he tax -pa vers, iegail the jesent aess men t a gre.it Lurde:i, and tic extraordinary low price of the ptoducis of tur industry will make it especially so this seaeon. Our part of the prvposcd direct tax of $15't00),OXl, i wdl be al-out t:ght mi'lion. This amount, add- j cl to theproei.tasesment b-r State, count? and ' township pjrjses. at it is not p-.ff de that it will be reduced, dl 0lke the total amount of, taxation next year Uut i.l-,t;0ü,tKj), tl.rets times the present amount, with no prosper! ol diminution in the lutire. And th:s sum. i: should be rrmemt'ered, w ül indy run li.e I toxcrnment iv d. at the prteut rte ft expent'.itnre rt..s ethautuig pro em u;'fi tl.e r ources ti: 1 ii.du try ! thr counUy iusi be ?Upe i a ppc- . jn.tssihle. 'I he New York 'I'riltuitf saii twro montlia ajro that the tioveriünent eouH not tr d u, under it ix mouth !"ii-er. Hy that tiie it estimate! it woa'd te t ir.krupt and without cred- ! it. The astounding eeut wniih hat trans--p red daring the pat year, feerni to hae paralyej t.V utiuu. We lae beea dialing along with a lapld eairretit, e a reefy c.u-t i-u-, or t-ui- ' '''rlj catrless i si the toi rutlion and itiaia- !

action and by imbecility of a 'ministration. Fiom month to month the country hia bteu deiude.1 with promise of a speedy termination of the re bellion. Sine July ll we bwe b-en on the promised eve of gteat event. We hope the long rromi-cl period has arrive.!, but pa-t ex perietice gives but little huje f r the futurt. TLe people will not much longer re?t 8.iti-litil with inaction, the present wasting of the national revenue which threatens not only national and individual bankruptcy but withal te loss of the national unity. ?j rril Cs.'rrf.-spiil"-iir A the Cl,i jn Timr. Imporianl Irmii W ult Hilton. Bie AtUtnpt to M-tle the l'rrmimt ind flrvrral

(Har.) lert

Idsbop Sehonof the Methodist Charch, whom

1 1 .i 1 1 had know ii in the North, called on him in; prion. Hart asked him if trfere was not a Union j mtirnrnt among tlie jeople 'in the South. The j IhMiop had traveled all o er the seceded States,! and he a--ured him t'oat thtie was no Union cn- ; tinieiit among the eople. They beiievel the j l'lt-puVJcau parly were Abolitionists and wanted j to depriv e them of their property and Constitu- ! tioual right. He asked the llishor it the nogroe would not rise. The Iüshop anwcred tliat i there w as not the least dispition on their part io ' diso. He said the people beiieed they were fi.hting for their rights; they were united and i determined, and w ould fight till the last man was j killed. They chceiiully gave up everything . they -tripped the carpet liotn their parlors, und ! cut them up into blanketa lor the soldier they i g.ve uii their jewelry and silver plate to purchase t

yicCldUnUrnponsM' for Jim 1 sine' $ Ynjarut provisions for thttn. Their t.oiein-, .... , .... . .... ,, . ment treated its prisonei-s just as the Northern -No Unm fur l rnnonl at I'rwnt-Th 11 G,iVf , nmeilt tte thHrJ When the t;ew

xr.ah triyhtmrd at thr llretnt l)mnrru!tc he- j C;tIIie th.it the crew of tl.e Savannah were to be tir,al$ In'ffeclirtntnt of the Sout'irrn lllnrkwl ; hung, the Government ordered the prisoners in -.IrnrtfT at llirana of Ihtpatchrs from J,f. j Jcbmond to draw lots for an equal number, to I be set apart for hanging, m retaliation. Elv Dtr, to thf ConeJerate Aj'nts in l.urty j fJ u ,uU Corcoran and others, were drawn

Tardy JuntUe to Major Daubleday Small- j mo-tly Eastern and prominent mea. Capt.

be.ng kn.edor becoming uai.tcd U r t'.e olhce j 7S"' I 1 1 1 l'Z JVK I C K; of ci,imbTlainmak:ng's palace, till he sh.il: ip lsUind of Trnnqull Dellglif. have amve-J at and pt?-ed the eastern boutidary J tf the Teiritfcry. All these things, notwithsUci- J lrsencn ?. ceTnnierce at 7,. iag their resemblance to fiction, are known to be j true; and by the stage, to day, Judge Crosby and EXHIBITION.

Martni, the repudiatel quasi ex Snperinteudciit of j

J ii'Ji an Atlaits, airo go J-.Ast lor reasons be 1

know n to themelve. Sj av. re:rt

Last e ening. afrer (rovemor I) i -on left, fear

ful and awful disclosures were made. The opiu-

ion ot themanv that the Governor

FREE EXHIBITION

IN FKONT OK THE HATK HOU?K.

i!,';,'.-''BEST DIRT MACHINE EVER INVENTED

ted an o iTun.sc tbat might endanger hid p.er.sonal j Ft Ii THI.üWlSG LT BKEASTWOHKS, : safetv, in the event theinuitisl l adv had relatives j T OAMNU Cart or Whhn Cntnnj- latct,or tlir. win the Territory, proved tobe correct; he had re- i i i: "J1 H, ,!ff or l'ev .l:f,w , , , ! ... s ' ' . . ', r , I I r-i.u havu .ir apract'.cal knv lclire l si:c!i cor.tracts teutly uone what, under the comnrui laws of the ar j,,.,...,;,,. n.qu:wl to ,. this m. .;i : i country, would, if it h id been enfou-ed, caused j Trrit..ry tT .ale ou rwnu! le tern: t y tn- un-I-r-him to have bitten the dust, and, a soon a, he i -o..- l. j .;:, nf. M. I. WiCKi i;Ml M. j

whs informcsl that the deed would be divul-ed ov i J iteM.u-nce. WW ' in.o.s.

the injr. re-J party, he suddenly becime sic und j

viaj, ui iuf ins wot una sein ms piiysiciaus once

CROCERIES, 2iC. IN"v Viijnii-;-iiiiit t.T THf

NEW YORK GllOCliliY STOUK, i fc

o. 17 I.aat Unahlnstnn .street. CH. TTrLL. I prr-Va-e! th- aVre Mt::..h- . rotil of t!i- M-s-rs. Bryant, Intn-I krp.r ? cntr.tlr on br,.l f;l upplv of every ar'.K! i- the hie of Fsnni'r lin-:-rif aiJ rrorUhn. ant mill warrant rv-rjr ar;. t beef Ihe t?st (jaahrr an-1 at tl.-J..rt pnrr. T) h tl'tt rnirk-t price. In ca b, pii f.tr all kuids of riic. H rrspectfu '.'.y Sf.!i-jt il, clTii-ns (rtM-r;" y, in llir:?y an-' ftntrj, t- call ar.d txauiue Lis tw:k ar.-i j r.cr Artn-t iiroinptlv dthrrte In a'J part of Iii cHr. j3Milm " C. II. r.LT.LL. C O MMI SSI ON ME RCHANTS

I.. S. Tlatlhruss, or

n ) K W A KI '1 G M K KVK. NT. LTit Flte-rr-jr-f r.n.PIir.f . Nu. U i'uurh t-, wet ;Jc, UtwD Main ai.J li.e Kiver, Luivi!2e, Ky. f. (ni?T nit tits art r-s;cifii"y .itcitc!, and im-

i m-u.aip salci with prompt n-turns Ruarasuisi. JiTiH

DRY GOODS.

DININC HALL.

DISSOLUTION.

and again to older larce rewards to the lady, if -my Ml'Tt M. t'ONsl NT THK 1' she would make ulüdaxit that tiothing of the kind . jy jai bvtV i.ihir,., h.-r-t'f.

repoitol baa transpired.

From the l.i-ai.-ville Journal. Hill of Atluiiitler.

VKTXKKSHM' IN THK

r exi'timr nnlcr 1 be

tirm iitinr t.t Inzell k Smith, is tl i ilnv 1isl vvl hv

! iiiiitua! c.-?iseiit. ilr. Smith liavinir t-"usbt out Mr. IVI-

w:l carry on the hu :- a hf re at tlie ('Miaiid, a: id will pav a'.l claim agai:.rt tl.e t:r:n aM roll et all cUiiri1uit'. snii'u. iu-i.ki.i.,

FKANCIS SMITH.

IlL'KT'sS lll.Ia HALL. No. 13 South Illinois Strcct,

(FOUR IXX)RS PF.U)W PALMER HOUSE.)

Pux at Washington. Washington, Jan. ID. The Abolitionists arc driven to fun.v hv the

atcp which t!ie IVesident has taken in x-p.ti.itaig j

hiuiscll Iroin them by the removal or Cameron from the- Cabinet. 1 hey will stül pirue their de.-neiaie. g.tme of committing the (lot eminent

t a courre of policy which will in ike the war a j

war against slavery and -lav ehoMer. Hut the knowledge tint the I're-ident ha penetrated their de.-igns and Md his lace ngaiu.-t them, and the fear that the recent J)einocrati: demonstrations will le.-ult in pushing tliem liom their stiols

before those designs can be accomplished, have .

rnaue ttic rn re.-k'.ess .m. ieg!ud.e.-s of every cons deration exitpt that of pie.'eut succe.s. They are tc.-oiting iow to every ait'lice, and to tl.e most tie.-perate means, in order to accomplish their ends. They have concocted and published a story to the cllWt ih it Jim Lane has had an inter vie with the 1'iesiident. Gen. McCiellan and ilr. Stanton, Secretary cd War, in which he was. invested with a Major General's commission, and .." .....1. ..!.- . -r ... ti .. p m .i r i ii,.t.t.

Iilal xii.iii'ii.i iu tiiii.-k nii'i mm ii- iii'iin iiiiuii' . . . - . i- i .ii. i i ' it Hi tiie tiorln.

Selves in jiissoun as liecoum sieai or ennce uoia their masters, and to give arms to all other shiver who would accept them, whether they enlisted or not. This atrocious t del heliev ed by many people now in Washington. Its main fcatuics have been sent hy telegraph mII over the country , and its details, amplified by letter-writers, will, no doubt, appear in many newspapers in the North and West. It is false, however, in every essential pirticular. The only military authority held by Jim Lane authorizes him to raise a brigade in Kansas for service in Kansas; and he is not, and never will be a Major General. The l'residcnt has emphatically deulaied that he will not permit the emancipation or a: laing of slaves in slave holding States under any circumstances. In a

Hart said the hand of I'ro v'ulence was in this, as !

it pi evented the hanging of the crew of the ressol, and thus- saved the Northern prisoners. II the lot had fallen on Western men, tiie crew would have beeu hung and the Western men : a iso. Captain II said on a certain day six bundled and thirty pi isoners, were inarched into the waiehou.se. On being asked w hese they came from, j they rej l ed that they were taken at the untortunate b-ittie of Uiii's H.uir. 'I hy risone: 1 were allowed to have newspapers, e. (Jwintotliö great numbers of tliem, it was dillicult to get ; provisions lor them in Kichtnond. so the Govern- I ment had distr.butei them in North and South j Carolina, Tennessee, Louisiana, kc. Provision! j were very high, and some almost necessary urti- i cies were scaiee. Salt wms li ully to be ohtainel j at all. Medic. ne vveie scarce. Quinine was very difficult to obtain; but what there was. was divi- ! ded between their own sick and the sick prison- j ei. When told that they h id tpuinine vvhen in ! the Union, they replied: ;

" e don t want your quinine; you may keep j

Our mother used to cure the '

chills with bone-et tea, uaJ can again; and we;

can have plenty ol that." Such is an outline of Captain Hart's speech, as

it remain in mv memorv. The Caotaiu exneets

to return again into the service, with a view to

j restore the oljediei.ee and allections of the South- !

eru peojile to the Union by the sword, instead off that other foolish way in which the siune result, j without cost, iifgjit have been accomplished, viz: ' by giving them constitutional guarantees that; their rights should bu respected. One other topic: An awful amount of crump- j tion has been practiced by. this Republican Administration This is an admitted fact; but it has been claimel that Mr. Lincoln and the party

enerall v, opposes it. N ow,w hat do we see? H hy, ,

The New Yoik Journal ut Comnurce discusses j j '"'--' ,r-

tl.e subject ot li!ls of AtuiiiJtr in an able article ; - h,v flr anil --rh- ..ne ..f the tarnst iit t iuformeal bv the true spirit. We reproduce the farms, rfstiier.ees, i..rsrnt l;ii..l in th 5t.it-: an-l arn also

opeti;nc and the closing paragraph of the article, j prep-.-! to pay taxes inaiyef t!i- Western Stat-. J "Shall the C..'iitituti..ii of the Uniied States," Jlu-. -1.. r. i.t ... . t lvri.ii iMilf-Mfil to th" late firm f I ?-it A S:rOn,

njj our eoiiieuiftorary in me loriuer, -aoiue in tiie land, the terror of evil doer?, and the prai.-e

of ali go.nl men? That, alter all, is the question, j J"'-'-IAw lw

mid the whole question belore us. I he men of ; -- - i one idea, vv hoask whether vvepreler -Lvervto! REAL ESTATE ACENT. ! the Union, have either no conception of the rue I 1 . , ,, " '. . . ,' I . U M .1 I . V h ira 1 1 .1 1 Y- . r . - I I I . 1" 1 1 nil IW t 1 1 Ia W a ......... I

y, ---.1 ,., . ... t., t'.ver. :t7 East Wasbin.n

w hn ;.l n!l an J sctf'e the wftlitn tlnrtv tlnv fmn

tl date wjll save c"sts I t so doing. j

r I A M P SMITH 1

EALS AT ALL HorR-THE BflT THE MÄH-

kel afTorJ. ytrr atiU Cäjtnie in every Mylc,

ovsTFii Mi:r ti:x ci:.ts a hou i., Equal to the bet Stet . Bomdinz by the Day,

Preakhi.st 6 to 10 o'clock T'inui-r 12 to 2.-,' "

Snoper 0 to 9 N. B. No Liquor retailed on the premises. novl-3ru

ew days the putd.c will be intoimed that Mr. .7. , . , . . ,i- , I i, Lincoln appoints the ringleader in the.-e tramls Stanton s views on this subject are ucli as miirht . . v ,. , - .

be ex pec ten" from a lite long Douglas Democrat. And, as regards (ien. McCleih.n, he Ins drawn his sword for the restoration of thr Union undtr the Constitution. He is Commander in Chief of the army, and he exacts obedience to his orders from all ollicers. from the highest to the lowest. It is uot certain yet that Lane will be intrusted with tm independent command. If he is, he will have specific orders from headquarters, and those orders will forbid him to arm the slaves. Do not believe any stories that may reach you about the Fremont inlluence having been at the bottom of the lemoval of Cameron, and about the star of Fremont being again in the ascendant. It i.s true that Fremont h is many f riends in th present Congress, but they are among the radicals, who re now the bitteiest foes of the l'residcnt. If they could work their will, l icmont would not only be restored to his command, but he would be made a Lieutenant (omeral, and would supersede (Jen. McCiellan. Happily tor the country, they aie impotent to do this deed.

f iiiuf or t Ifn j.-I i nml ii Imo QneitAn'i

i u i . i t l i iin-'i.i, ili'l n HVII .'ii t iii 4i t n I court martialed lor the same cause, Mr. Lincoln ; (and it is said by request of Gov. Mortui,) re- ! stores him to his jwsiiiou; thus showing that cor j ruption is no objection a to qualification for ; ollke with Republicans ami the Republican pa- j pers. What has I ecome of their denunciation ofj Will aid's penitentiary .commissioners? Was it j all lies? 1 think it tn iy be safely said that there j is not a Democrat w ho has been denounced by i the Republicans a corrupt falsely, I admit ! that his not been appointed to some miütarv'

I ollice bv this Administration. A Government i

can not be upheld and carried on by corruption and corrupt officers. Fnm the New York Trfhune. An Int err Ming Icclara1ioii Tlie Ifrritlentoii Catching i'croc. W..-in.M.ro., Jan. 11 ISGO.

At the leave taking of General James II. j

Lane at the W oite House on r riday afternoon, a

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IIRAXDK'S TlTSSI LACO c;i'kfs roNSfv.iTivF. ('('ur.ns. Jgi-y1 f-old hy ail lrn agists, "ä n uts a hox.

Ii l A N I) K' S T IT SSI LA CI I.KS IRRITATION OF THR TONSILS. X-j- S Id by all iM-uirm-sts. cent a v. Ii K A XI) K' S 'T if S SIL A G Ü la g'Mvl fur Ful hc Spfakcrt- and Singer, TO Cl.l.AU TUT. VOICF.

Ii Ii A N DK'S Tl'SSI LA GO CI'KFS HOAUSKNI.SS AND SOIJF. TIlhOAT. Jfi-y" S"!d hv nil J truriris!. 25 cents a hox. Ii U A X 1) K'S T V S S I L A (i () ci"iu:s,coNu.:i,T;oN- in tiik urst si.u.ls.

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As h.oig as Mr. Lincoln is. 1'iesident and Oei.eral i conversation occunea so remarivauie anu impor

McCiellan Cotum mder in-Chief, Mr. Fremont wiil have leave to icpose upon the laurels he has

already won. He has yet to learn the lirsl duty of a so'ulicr obedience. Hav ing not vet learn

ed that, he is unlit to command. The radicals in Congress look with consternation and alarm upon the recent Democratic dein onstratioiis. ' 'h?j see in them the handwriting ou the wall which points to the speedy end of their flagitious career. When, at the next election for members of Congress, tlie people arise in their might and hurl from their seals in Cougtess those men who now so wickedly misrepresent theui, the just and wise principles of the Democratic pcrty w ill again guide the destinies of the nation. 1 he radicals know this, and they are trving to make the must of their brief lease of

tant in its scope, and so evidently designed lor

the public eve, that I feel at liberty to record it for the readers of the Tribune. There uere present at the time Prcsi lentL'ncoln,

Genvrai Lane, Senator Poineroy, Commissioner; Dole, a few members of the House, and a group j of officers andcleiks from the dillerent Depart- : ment of the Government. I On turning to leav e, General Lane said: "Well,' Mr. Lincoln, you know my way; I shall pursue i the policy with which I began, and bomebody will get hurt." To which the President replied: "Yes, General, I understand you. And the j only diiTcremc between you and me is, that you are willing to surrender fugitives to loyal owners

in case they aie wwling to ictuin; while I do not

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pHlW er. ' liicH ine; c iiiieu ciii.i" "'imiuii.u u.io nii j The evidence tht the block a.le of the Sjuth j l' give them up in any case. And if it; eru ports is not effective grow s ttrongir every ! ttie rookie would not permit us to exer--

week. A letter from one ol tue hr-d commercial i 11

houses iu Havana, datcf Janu.ry 7, states that the Confederate steamer Cuba artivedat that c ity

Gen. Lane rejoined:

'I hat remark, Mr. l'residcnt, makes me hap-

the dav pieviuus. direct from New Orleans, with , P thin anything that ha transpired since the ;

ihl.l ttaies ill' i-iiltini h ivin ' rim the I. h.rLuih nt ! commencement ot the war.

And if vou will

the Utter citv. and m de the pas-a-e in three j announce that as the active policy of the Admin- j divs; also that the following ves-el had recei.tlv 'ration, and let us win one victory on it, you , arm ed there from S uthem port, all with value" j wiil .he tlie most popular man ever ou tins file e.ir oes. viz: Sleamer tiener 1 Miraitmn. from ; Continent. J

j Mobile; bug Chra.from Mobile; schooner Emma, i Mr- Lincoln returned a nod .of earnest acknowl-

from Peiisacoli; schooner W. Wilder, from Mo ; t-lgment, and another prominent ohvjer pre-ent ; bile; schooner 'Ihice Rrothers, from New (-., added: : lems. and that vessels wete constatitlv dealing "I ;:ive be,n aching to ask you, Mr. President, , from'Cubm po'rts for Chirlevton.Sivanrvih, Mo ' .v do not. without asking the consent of bile and New Orleans. Two bearers of dispatches . Congre-s, or anybody else, acquire or set apart, from the Confederate Government to their" agents ! territory somewhere in the South, and sav in France and Kugland arrived at Havana in the ; lo t5,t; negroes in thenbel States: 'Here come out ; steamer (Jen. Miramon. There is no doubt these ' aIiJ c" over there, and we will protect you in its facts are all laid before the European Govern- ' Iossesion and your own freedom.'" ineuts. and t.r.ci a reason whv thev would be Atter some other general remaiks.the General justified in raisin? stich an ineffective blockade. arul ljl fiiends w-tbiirw. Tanlv justice ins at l ist been done to Major ', he General, with his stuff, leaves the cUy this ' D Milded iv. one of the heroes of Fort Sumter. : aftertvin br the field of his service in Kansas,; After see'i.g dozens ot c iriiliat.s appointed over ! and, having won the contested seit in the Uuited Ins heel to b-1, rank in the a.mv, he is at last St:,Ie " he avows ms intcntion to go ; apposed a Buga.iier literal. He is one of the heiore the Legislature of the Slate wh eh e.ected best artdieiv , fh er in tlte serv ice. : hir:- return the honor to their lnuda. j A tew w'etks ago, when the small poX bezan ' 1 know theabave narration of the coi.versv ; to beconu- epidemic he;-e. meisure were taken j -' t!'e Chief M igisirate will cause a thrill of which tt wss hope.1 might check tl.e disease, j gratitude and hopetul cot hdence in thebieistsot Rat, iinforfunateiv, it his steadilr increased thousands and hundreis of thousands w Lo.-e so- , until it now piev'uls t an alarming extent, and li- itu.de and patriotic impatxi.ee h ive shaken in a m t violent f- im. M mv fatal eases have ' ,heir - lt!l ' lhe cleamesa ot the Executive he.iJ. ' cc-v;rrel. and the diseae is räpi.ilr ou the in- , and in the con race ot the hand that is at the hclra. ' ' - il ! .! !. 1.1-1-

i oiav ttou speeu me rmni. . -a. ckofflt. ,

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to tncir ow n ne.trts. Jl tne war is to re-uit in an unconstitutional 'wiping out' of slavery then, the te.-ult is the destruction of the Constitution and the Union. We are no defenders of slavery, because we defend its Constitutional rights. If we demand a jury trial for a murderer when others would lynch him, are we defenders of murder? The citizen ceases to be loyal when he advocates lynch law on a small sc.ie or on grand scale." This is the logical retort. We commend it to such radicals as ure honest in their radicalism. "It is plain," our contempirary says in conclusion, "that an Act of Confiscation or a bill of Attainder would create a perpetual source of war. The rresent controversy being ended, the Courts would declare it unconstitutional and void, all titles to pn-perty given under it would fail, the Got eminent would be itself uu ible to h jld any it took, the States would be compelled to aid their citizens iu recovering property if any had been removed, and the complications arising would be Countless and woud lead to la-ting enmity. 'Treat your enemy as if he might one day be your friend,' is eminently the motto for this war. If tlie Union is to be restored, its future irlorv w ill depend on the fact that it has been restore! by the strong mm of the Constitution and the law. If the attempt at restoration is to be carried on with acts of conliscation, proclamations of emancipation, and other proceedings which, instead of being the nets of our constitutional (iovernment, are but acts of an incensed and indignant people, and it by the-e means we should conquor the rebellion, we shall find ourselves, when the

war is over, standing among the ruin of our Republic; and where the noblest fabric of human government once stood, we shall behold around us only its shattered remains, out of which the generations to come will find it impossible even to imagine the former splendor. We beseech gentlemen iu Washington to regard these truth. Let us sav e the Constitution. If it can be carred on its triumphant course over the present obstacle-., it will be forever hereafter the rallying point for the hopes of all nations, strengthened, piiritied, and glorified by its sublime victory." We need not tell our readers that we second this just and stirring exhortation with all our hearts. The Dentil of (ien. Zollicof f cr Hi Iat Word vvitli Col. I'r) - vv ho shot lllin. Last evening we had a conversation with a reliable gentleman who arrived direct from Somerset, Kentucky, by way of Lexington, and from him we gather the following particulars of the death of Gen. Zollicott'er, the leader of the rebel fortes at Mill Springs, Kentucky, on Sunday last. Our informant obtained the particulars from C d. Fry, of the 4th Kentucky regiment, who kill' Zoilicoller. Col. Fry was lying in ambush with a squad of his regiment, when Zollh oher ap pro.o-hed at the head of a detachment of troops, which detachment was marching rapidly iu advance of the main Confederate forces. When the General w ith his advance had ai rived within twenty leet of the ambush where Fry and his men were concealed, the Colonel sprang forward and drew his navy revolver and pre-cuteJ it at the Confederate General. We may here state, parenthetically, that Co. Fry, who hail from laxingtou, and Gen. Zoilicoller were for inmj vears personal fiiends, and in their youthful days associates in the saine school. Upon discovering Colonel Fty across his path, General Zoilicoller threw up both his hand and exclaimed: "Hold, Fry; you would not shoot your old friend, would you?" Then placing hi. right hand on his pistol and pointing back to his command, continued: "Look! there are nil your friends' which remaik was evidently intended to draw Fry's attention away from him, while he would improve the occasion by shooting Fry dead in his tracks. The brave Colonel did not heed the remark, but said: "I wiil attend to you first," and pulling the trigger, Zollicoffer fell with a ball pierced through his breast. Ht ht word were. "I am killed, all's well,' and with a groin expired. The detachment then turned on their hceis and retreated to the main body of the ;.nnv. Those of tne Confederate who were taken prisoners censure General Zollieofftr lor hi impetu

osity, rashness and precipitate indiscretion, and PRICK ONK DOhbAK

allege that the defeat of the rebels at Mill i v.A mil be ent by mail, pest -pant by any advertised

NOTICE,

M. SOKTAIT TO IjAIMES. rvR. JOHN HAKVKY, HAVING FOR UPWARD OF fß twenty years ih-xotod Iii; professional timf xclusivcly tn the" trrataiftit of female Difficulties-. and h.ivii..ac',c I-1 iu housaiid of cases in rcMoritiK tlii a'lhcted t sound Lt ahli, has now entire confidence in OiT. riuj j.ublicly his kilrcat .imeriatn ItcmatyS DR. IIAKVKY'S CHRONO-THERMAL FEffiALE PILLS, VVliirh hav never yrt fiilfd (vh'-n the dirTtS'tis havf lern strictly followed.) in removing difficult if. uriMTic fr -m ORSTRICTION. OR STOFPAGE OF N'ATURK,

Or in re-torinir the system to perfect health, hen Mifti-rinir i IK and .V -.ears, i:e-d appl.)

r?T A NEW YEAR CALL A KNODLE i A SON r..uM rcsp.-rtfi.ry request all those in-teV.eil to thciu to call at iheii- j.lac- of busiuessou Kast Washincton i street, north si If, oprn-.-pe Gh-nii' liurk, and srttle their ' acciiinit. A. Knolle Son ni1 th nwm-r or thry would not th'is pnMI It call nponth"lr patrons fur whose

favors in th pat they are etre----dy ohIi?-d. It will Kive A. K'utdle .V S-n infinite pleasure to wrve all who may call on th-m in the future. jan6-dif PIANOS.

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rt 1 No. 4 Fats House WANTED. '

200 Recruits Wanted

1 01 THE

OF Thr EvIrvrntSi Inranlry, WHICH - 3IAJ0R J. W. GORDON b a ith)ri7ed tora.s in In liana. ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS BOUNTY. Jy ruoM 413 to n fi:r month, witii raTIONS, .ju.irt'-r, m-.licl at'eudaii-, Ac, rora-pi-te. All who eiihst will at ouce te clothed, eut.sisted sad provided w ith evcrlhiu estettial to tie ir coibfort hv oLe GoveriiiiK'tit. "The tt-rm of enlistment i.iThrrc Your. Tay to ci-iiui'i;ce fpiin ciate f e!.!istnu nt.

None hut ,aHe-'i!n-d sjt.le i:ieii, between the aj?ea cf

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DRY COODS.

from Spitul A'.h-eii Kis, i'r.iUp-as, L'tori, the Whites, r j

oth'-r wi')ik!iss of tae I tenne Org ens. Als", in all ctset

offi'-hiiity or Nervous I'r'.Mra'int;; Hysfer:-s. ralpitatiotis, AcT, which are t!i f'irer inner. ol more seriotis rlis. I-Bse. fctZf" Tliese pill are jierf. ctiy Laruikss on the cotisti tu: Ivo a:i 1 1.1 iy lie t.ik'-ii by the noist delicate fen.-!e without r.t'isinir liisfre. at the .une time they act hke a chann

tiy strei-rthetiinir, irmcroraMMg and r-storing the system

to a heahhy toiii!iii. and hy r.riotr inn on tlie monthly jK-riod with regularity, no niaiur lrcau what cause the -hst ruction may arise. They shmil !, how ever, n't he taken .hiring th" first tbr"e or four months of pre--r.aney, f houcrh af- at any other time, as miscarriage would he

the reMilt. Each tun contains ro Fills. Price ?1, arul wren de-j sind ill he sent hy mail, pre-paid hy any a hertiscl

A?ent, on reeernt or the money. Sold hy Drucci-'s eet-erally. J. BKYAN. Jtocheiter. New York, General Aiieut. &;f TOMMNSON A COX, Agents for Indianapolis. julv-lO-dAw'61

3Tciv 'frtilical Ii-corry. For the speei'y and porinanent cure of GONMiinifF.A, GI.EF.T, UKKTHAh IHSCHAKGE8, SKMINA I. WKAKNFtiS, MGHT1A EMISSK N.S, 1N( .ONTIN A NCK, GK. XI r A L I KKITA FlblTY, Gravel, stric u re, and AM.rf i--iis of the Kidney-sand Hladder w hich ha been used by ujiward of one hundred pliy-iciüis-

I N THEUI FhlVATE I'KACTICE, WITH ENKA.n Sl'C-

I CKSS, 'lperscdin (iib"b, Copulha, Capsula, er any otLer c't:ij ouii'l Liti'.erto known. KB:!,. SPKBFIC 11 IIiS Are pre Ty Jn actio;), r.ften efTerMr.jr a cure fn a Tew daysF and when a eure i. erTeoti d ft is permanent. They are

prepared from vegetable extract that are harh'le.s on I the system ai'd never naiineutt- li.e Momacti, or impreg- j tiate tl.e breath; ai.d beics surar-coated, all nauseous i , tate in avoided. No change rd diet Is rC"ry w!,;e Usinu them; nor d their a tion Interfeie w ith businf s I pursuit. Each box contains) eis dozen Wis.

Uerr iitii. Kendeivou.s i:i f 't7"r" new rui'lding. No.

."ißKast Washington street, adjoin. n' (l-!d Fellows Hall. 1. it. COIT, First Lieutenant uov2T-dtf Elewi.th Infantry, KecruitiiigOCVcr.

COMMISSION MERCHANTS. TiOJ-s.r: .Johnson, . General Commission Merchant, A I Denier in l ioiir- (.ruin und nil klnda ofConntr) Produce; Wine and IMqiior 'irnr Tobacco Ac. OFFICE AND WARF.HorE,R7 SOITH SF.COM) ST., " HlbAnElilMIIA. Ad Vance made on Conimiientf. audly

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SIM.I.r. IlOO.tlS 50 ( EMS WAX DAY. CITY HALL SUUARE.COK. FKANKFUIiT ST., 0;T'ite City Hall. j

Spring. w as in cunseiiuence of tlie death of their leader ir. the beinnin tT the cunliict. Cin. Enquirer.

crease.

The Ilperlrnc e of a I'nloii I'rMonrrnt 1 the South The Indi ir..itli cMrre-r:ident of the Eich-, m.i.l JcjftTtvniau comuiUi.ii ate t that jrint the tollow.nr reiKrt of the speech of Capt. H.vkr, at , Lahe et te:

From the Lafayette Counrr. , f.ov. Pmvinn of Ftali lit '1 rouble A l oiti a n tnvolvect. i The te'ejrraph announced a tew cj ays in.-e that ; tiov.Ji.hn V. Iaws.iii 0f Ctah.w lo left 8 ill Lake ! C.tv on the J vi Dec. b;r the East, was rur- '

Tut-: Infamy of the Abolitionist There is no hin.; too low aud mean for an Abolition editor ; resort to, if the nipirer issue can be advanced thereby The l:t ! uriro'i Journal, a few days since, chirped u; - -ii the Srtitinrl, tiiit it h id published a coi:::au;iicati'j:i jurportin to be from the -iriuy, wiiich was written iu the Sentinel t "ice. The Smtinrl Ins .;nre published a'Tidavit. provii tiie Journal editor to be a mean, hi:.;: Mouniirel. To tins, the Journal r.nn tvits and screw throairli whole column, letting the t mp.essi.,1 th..t he is a cunsuuiuiate AnJUrm Standard. The city delinquent list of Xew Albany this year, embrace-s over six hundred diderent parcels of land and lots. It is larger than an ordinarv count? list.

Af-nf, on reeeipt of the in aiey. Sold by Druggist c-ii-

erally. , Noi.e jrenu.ne without wr irr.ature t n the wrappe r, j J. Lin AN, Röchest, r, N. Y ., j Gcuerl Agent. XjV T0!LINSN Jr C0., Agent for Ld;.uia;oI:. j. ju,. 13-d.Vw "61 i

' E A LS AS THEY MAY HP ORI'EFT.I) IN THK i

pacious Kefi-ctory. There ia a Irber"s Shop a:d ,

ltatii-r.e in I'Tch -il to the Hotel. r;Qy jit-ware of Kunne rs and II.irVn;en ahoi'ay ar-mi K. Flfl.M ll 1 nov30'61-dly Froprietor.

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Dry Goods! j it;;: he on iund laf.ge andweij- as i Mli.TKb vs k of Itv r"uili, to which we invite t lhe attet.tion of CASH I'E A "t FITS. JA.fIi:M LOW A CO., ! d.l0-i3ni IxiuivU'e, Ky. 1

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ATTORNEYS.

M.ed, anJ when about twelve mile on his jour-'

With -lit inter.diriC tiv commit rnye!f to vou a.s , ney, whipped and robhel. Seven of the men a cvrresp ji.deut, I lie! dispose 1 t.j-diy to wiite a guilty ot t.-.e uutr tge hadl-en ArreteJ and three j short a count I a reoet.t speech of Capt. Hart, of, ol them, wh.le attemptinc to escape from thcotb- ; Attica, in this St-ite, late a prisoner in Virgiuia, ce?, we:e kiilci. i he Silt Lake A'eif, c.f JanKr vDur v.!ua!de pirer; and this because I thir.k ' nary I, hs ju-t come to hand, by which we get it w dl he useful to tlie public. The speech w as some h;i.:s to the ciue which led to the uduen 1 delive-tsj in theC urt Houeat Lifi)ef.e, on the . Icive-ukini; by Governor Dawson of his brief tven'n-; of the l it!, it.st., b invitation of the cit ut-eruatonal honors in the Mormon Territory. It I izeiis of th it cTt . Cart. II art is member of the . seem thst there was a women in tae scrape, and t Mcth 'lis: ChnrJi. und wivi Kepublicati stuui.t-r , that tt wa.- rather i e eary Hi Kxcellency .sliould i

ia the Jite IVe-!e'.ti.il c-Titct. lie w.14 uktn bM i o formal adieu, but "jro at once. 1 he j prs'U:rf at II ttterif, tciiv oT Col Hrown reri- AV in says: i - iue:.t, and his been recentlv ex:h irgl fr a re! e! On vesteiday Decexler .10 about 2 o'clock --......, , -,,.., ..... pi-n-rr and eat h3te. ft: r ee:h wa well de 1 V. M.. Go v. D aw M.n t.-ok his departs e by the PREVENTION IS BETTER THAN CURE. Iu e:evi, and c. iiistei in a candid, puticnlar and. Küstern d lih t.e;f o:i h: return to Indian t, im- J ' 1 tliii.k, trtith;'.'. i.air.tfiv e vf what ?. r : e: e d and c!er c;t cunislai.ces o:newhal novel and pevuiiar. ,

!rct he --w ;.iid lenil wlvfe in th.- er :ee -,-y lrthe List eicht er ten diys previ.u- to lea vine", while a i-oi.er. S.';otf!v ..Iter the jeiiu"i.t f he was oonr.t.ed to his rontu and reprte! to have ('! llrcwi: n"ied at ll Itter v, Ci-t Hat ..i.i' been verr i'k, and what wa worse, in a state of ,

Hpeeiul IXotice. .7 j- t i :imet uxd or'lernl out 'jjjc th 4 ejr,trtiou ft4 ie ttjx-itii, wtli 1 ck irjrii th tjul ir r itn f ir th Hue up t-i te ti nt t.Wy ort ,rdert cut. MEDICAL.

I alt others

Harmonized for Jlnle Voices) und Ap- r sale by propriatt-for ut in L'aiii. j

jLj.ac:5: -wjb:ac 'jkzi AT TIIE INDIANA JIFSIC STOKE.

The Sabbath-Srhoot Hymn and Turn-Hook, Cci.taav.:!-: upw ard of two hacirc-d eboke hy-rn and fjre. l'KICi: MX COTS. AT THE INDIANA MUSIC STORE. WILLAKO A STO WELT-, jü:3 ; No- 4, Hat's liozt.

JUST RECEIVED A FI'IJ-.XLMD ASSOUrrtE3T OF Sf.VGLE .l.t'i HO MILE -VII fi IBISSES.

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Late ol Wallace A Hir:;s vB 1 Late cf Cor j.r "-eL.ck. SEMMOXS. Optician. -, . J .mn.

SPECTACLES, EYE GLASSES, &C, ; ttotL3stt rrs at i--a.w, Of the greatest transparent pjwer, cf new im-! OFFICE, NO. 62 EAf-T WAsniNuTOS ST., prorement properly adjiisteci to tl cu:. , 4 (O.er Xv.rt A J .bDst.-- fc:c fct Tt.i Orders from the country. with pirticular,; isMAj-ettasixr-tsaA. promptly attended to. t Repairing neatly done witn d'spatth. f I1HE undep.mgned luviya associated SEM MO NS, Optician. I thmeivef. t.tef Jntt pracue f lfjs mill oet20, yo.. South IKmuu street. J 'mÄ'I tV ? VVIiXLAil T. HsIILAClL. RAILROADS, i ' xweriMi.

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rjivi lathes ofT'EI-icate hf.m.tfi on imp !kfo (.'..; . .-er i... to the p- -i.i.x.- t r iiiirui iiiiuinin. ! 11X1. SII'XI.V I. II 1 ?!rii

1 oraiiu-noiu or ti ti.o liy lvu an iurri u . mi.a.S rrN f M a.,1 foist w!.t;e, ! rnr.s heavy. Tlie .....

fa:.1 e t f'f.iu ai.v reas...i o'. ' ct.onaK!e. r!;e !-. ti-r.;r:i-.1 ' xv - ve rewar i w:ll 1 tail f. r ?ie r. f:rn ff the de? ard f 't- "ß'y Tjl.i r.ute fr..m St. Lui to St. Jipii. It i u.r .

..;! 1 . iter presenptiou Lieh i prrtrf tty re..a. and ; tle fdeiititteatiiw ft iL t-.i'-f. or 1 HI 1-e pl-.en if tl:e J l.rt--i aod quicke l:i-, hj

fc, and Wich ha ben prescntie-i m variou prt . i , t.o it ecurvfl cot:. at I r:-f ivrn rim. the Old World for tae pa-.t century. AltLouj-h thh arr c j .r.-ltt X'. F. NOPl.E, P. 0 n l1.

VLL lllisONS FUKCHASlNci TUJKkTS l-OUST.. JoSLl ll aul other poinu in Nwrihero iIi-ourl. the Mie Kansat, or tfee Terntone, thou Id in.jl vo -ar-

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soaers mi ! the oV '';.. i.s. 'i'i'C

s r;ie thtily others were taken pr regiment lost .ill it et "re and p;

i r:s..r.er were c.viducte! t Com. Lynch, who, .-i i Cipr H.rt.is an arronip!ihed ee:itlem m .if,

i. neroiia l'Uiitj: and courteous dejsjrtmert lie trt .tet the j.ri. her kirtdiy. iuruis'ued ti.eia iefreshtneiita ainl then tranr-rtel them 1 1 Norh.lk.

The cr.'j isitj they expe'icr.cei were from

irit tiUl derangement, or, in other wonl. distress- I inglv insane. Ti e report of hi j !ivtci.tn, not ! a v ere popular man in this community, wa at1 tirst di-' eheved; t-ot it was sub-Kip-ent'y ascertained tale venly ttue, and his allüction of a ; vei v serious ch.u .der, ni'axh so that he imag itieü that he had coiuuiilUrd a hela-jus ufTeiK-e, no les. vh iii iiler.ii ' a k.'iee in-ult t a respetabie .

tlie p. u, com niou peopie, wo are aiuch iu ne . i.i.iv of th. city, to w huUi he rei nested Lis. p-iy-1. lw to the Norti.erit (oernuient tl cn the; tiei-m to c:r a l-UfeC U0i -f hush uut.vy A,.. j j ublte men They woald it all oemsions, when ' Fioiu WeJnesdaV Uil stiiidj) lxt, rumor u;oU : t'.rv ul -i. oieiit unity , .is-kdl the prisoner with ' jum- r wa i:i circu.Htloii. and iiuuv wete the in-

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