Daily State Sentinel, Volume 10, Number 3562, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 March 1862 — Page 3
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fT0:ir IH!i f-!! w ciWe-i i!ei.'n celebra tin? tl ainsivcr irv vi S; P.iti ;ck in a lecomlug in anncf- .'. Notirr to Niihcribrr to the Wounded So Id Irr I und. The Joir.t Sw.itarv Committee ercciallv re-
WANTED.
Recruits Wanted!
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Prorrrdlnc of Ihc State Contention. I l kcnln m intetwt.
Thr ritr rlition of the Srntintl, cont iiiin" i . . 1 r the peeling v of the belt of J.nuarj ContviT j (iorrT,f" Mom' 5orrj to lmrtt, tiou.LngrxUa.ted..,Hitomectt.dlaioruliWÄ: non,' '"7 onlere .re daily receiving or .lernte 1,ve "fll n.I coH. , - " c.nc!o.l prth!?.!, inotlwAflon it Urprr lyj. ! fS" Niht fore la, a L.Jj ou llllnoi street Thoe of our frienj mh Iraire u onlti them w fulloel by entlemntt. hhr trie-1 to Lh! ill.IwUoio'rromptlj. Mm, and not -ucrcw!iiK drew a rUt! on him Vtre $1 prr huntrnl . . , ; aud f.red. The gentleman iinnie.llielf fleJ. tuTtfr iforurnmt ein le cfrculitetl to'(i:.i- j l.u-e the pul.lic mind of the error.eout i infers - j ', Kxvilopi, l'Ar, 4c. The demind irn tb-jt'( un-cnipuiit p-'tcrs aä j pulitician ; ,,r '-o article .Mill coiitiiitiC-. Iowcn, Si!i.irt 1m ve attemptel to create in regard to t!ieth ir.ic ! are ll'l recciviu,; new supplier every few tor of the, Cmvniti'ui nnU it.- acUyn njoiv the mo
tne t the conirmttee at the Mnor j ofTu-e on :
3IordT eretiin?, 3Ircl 3, at 7 o'clock, to confer in reference to the het pplietin of thee fund. Javis 31. Kt, SereiarT.
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ZsZT" Mr. Thoiuprfjii, :it the IVrioJical Depot, j
l ciiitfjlvamii ftrtct, fouth of tlic I'utoffice, tus fir sale Vaton'i I inlintuipoli K.tilrny Directory a Terr neful pnMication for all citizen hnd trare!ers. 1'iire five eei.t r-r ."n1e copy. Vai.k Colli er. Lam. The L ifuetfc Oiur irr t.:ys th.it ll..y:il Tnjh.r, E-i , the ;tIT.bIe and llkitiit fluent of Yale ColStc, U hi tl. it city I reiwrii.f; to make oales .ud execute le.me i n the Klhworth donation. rS'"Tlie Iiidi uiajNilin I'.lhlc School will mft Siind iy, M.irch 2. at .1., Y. 31., in T einpcranc? Hill. The subject to be in ctiatcd is the firt c!.iter d (Jriu-i-, or the 3ftic account of creation. The public arc imitc 1 to attend. AnmT. om I'icKroi kkts YeMerd.ij jolice tmn Kitch ane-ted 3Ie..Mi. Fii.her and 3Iorrts. i h.ir-ed witli bein co'iLMence nun about the Tnion l)ctKt. 31ers. Fisher and Morris were
I held in bill to answer betöre the 3I ivor in the
Him of $1,0011. Mr. Fitih deserves peat credit lor bis elücieiicy in arrest in;j tlie notei gentlemen.
CTtJeneral Tom Tliuuib, a vetenm (Jeneral j scirre! in all oti of war-1, was out ye-tenl.y on j the priiK-ip.-il Mreet in bis hplenIil niiiiitiire eUtjs;i;:e ilr.ittii h) two lilliputian steetls. There
w.m ;reKt aiixiefy to c. the distinuiliel (t-ne-rvl and lennle curiosity was jietty lil.er.illy gratiliuil. ,
r?"The .Iworicun says Allen Lloyd, an old tlorUt and fruitistof Laf ty ette, h is lea-ed the old Noble homestead fot tenyars, e tin Jcrstand, for the purpose of enrain in the same busines more extensively, and the Noble family will move to Mount Silubria, in the houe recently lauht by W. 1. Noble of Sampson Ke;i, near the terminus of the Urookville road.
Denluou issues now beH-rr üte ciuntry. Jlllltar Ilcmt We are In forme! ty M-jor fleneral Ixre that Mansfield's regiment and Owen's regiment hav e been consolidated Col. Owen will coiutnand tht men. the "trie of the regiment beinr - the oOtli Indiana volunteers. Col. Maifield,
when this arrangement had been effected, tn tde a i patriotic ch. Col. 3Iautfield i a brave and accomplished fo!d!er, and we hope to ee him hkiii in the field in a capacity befitting his merit. Col. Smiihmyer, a distinprtmlied artilletist, rojes to deliver a leeture hortly on tirearms, of all itorH. 3Ir. "Sniithmyer is a seientie man, ami will doubtless do justice to the Mibjeci. Kil.fcAsM Orr;r.R We hid a con versa tion yesterday with Lieut, llancoek, of the I'.Mj Indiana, wIhi was taken prisoner last September, in the ekirmi.-h at Lewinsville. - lie left Kich niond last Saturday nilit, and arrived here yeterday evening, liia n irrativc of h;5 capture an 1 uh-eiptient irn prison men 1 in the tobacco factory in Ki hnioiid is very interesting, and aiuclt the p.ime as rt l.ited by Dr. Fletcher. The Lieutenant ha een service, anl we bje to ce hirn prymotel at an Ciilj d He Has .i 4-is4,ner fite mouth., bot looks us if be bad en joyed gl lf Ith. 3Ir. D. B. Hunt, clerk of Col. Simonson, we found busy yesterday exauiining railroad paes. 31 r. 1). It. Hunt has arduous duties to perform, but he fulfills theuj faithfully. Dr. Bobb win busy yesterd y examining re cruiu previously to their being Mustered into ser vice. Ci L Simoiison'a ofBcv waa crowded vesterday with regimental olHcers making out their muster rolls. How tue Ulbila Fake. Among the great number of curious documents picked up in the reiel forts of Uoanoke alter the surrender, is a collection of Quarter niaatera' returns, from which it appears that the rebel. are not in ko destitute a condition as baa bren reported. A receipt lor "3Iess No. 1 of the John Harvey Guards acknowledges the issue of rations of bacon, meal, eo flee, rice, tugar, viuegar, hoap and salt. A lit of camp and garrison eipuipage "on hand in Company 1, 17th North Carolina regiment," contains a record of ample tdoiei of ball cartridge, bayonets, mukets, knarrsack, haversacks and canteens, lu fact, the rebel troops were abundantly uppliel with food and arms, and lacking nothing but clothing. Their wardrobes w ere de cidedly deficient, and the appearance of the men was consequently unprepossessing. The New Albany Wycr nay: The citizens of Lafayette deserve the highest praise for the kind manner in which they received the rebel prisoners bent to that city. Their at tention to the sick and the wants ot the well are noble acts of charity, most honorable to the gen erous people of the Star City. Col. A. D. Streight Is lying very low at 3Iunfordsville with typhoid fever. The 1 liiladclpl.ia lrrf fays: Colonel Logan and Colonel 3IcClernand, Doug las Democratic Congiesstnen from Illinois, abandoned their positions in Congress to lead their regiments into the thickest of the fray in the late buttle in Tenncee. Col. Ituldle of this city, abandoned his j.sition at the head of one of the finest regiments in the -rv ice to take a t-cat in Congress. Henry Fiele, of Captain Bracken's cavalry company, has arrived in the city. Captain Chris Miller has so far recovered from wounds received in the service of Western Virginia, that he has been able to write with hi own hand a very interesting letter, which has been published in the Lafayette Journal. We iaw Lieutenant Shield, of the 19th Ind. in the city e?terday. Lieutenant Shields has proved himself an accomplished officer and will probably I? ordere! speedily on duty. Of .he $XM taisel at the citizens' meeting in this citv, lat week, for the benefit of the wound ed and disabled soldiers. Col. Bridglaud contributed $100. Col. II. is noted for his liberality to all benevolent enterprise. Richmond Jrß. We understand that several boys, who were Krn and reared in Indianapolis, were among the
Fort Donelson prisoners, and were taken to their j-,r jrorn ,e;ng indelicate, is a very delicate old homes as rebels in arms against their (Jovern- j p,0of of their lo e f r the Fnion. ment. One, wc are told, lost his arm in the con There's little if.uf about such dresses, flict, and is. now in the hospital at Litayelte. J m m Sme of ther rebels were shootin-at their old 5 M ftr .toi l r Hll To nicht is et apnrt rrrn'1 11,6 lnilij,ia re"imentS i:r"n9' ! for thr benefit of that desrrvi,,.- you.. actor. Mr j j. Y. Albiu-h, when io will e-siv, for the first f'ertbe Hailv State Ser.tir.el. 1 time in this city, the arduous character of Itich-
Thr 1-rlwoiirrw at (mi' ."lorlon. . ,,. , w..Mtf ., , .nM tint he will suis.
Thk Hillsiol LiiiKARY. Under this title Henry Hoy t, of Boston, is publishing a series of interesting tales for children. The three w e have received, "Kitty's Knitting Needle," "Leonard Dobbin" and "Annie Lyon," are not only attractive in style and matter but at the same time they convey useful moral lessons. For sale by Clarke & Co. ,pdd Fellows Hall. 3Ioui: Trisomies. Some HMJ prisoners captured at Fort Donelson passed through the cityyesterday on their way to Columbus, Ohio.) While tarrying in the vicinity ot the Union Depot thev were generously furnished with refreshments by 3Ir. Whitmore, the proprietor of the 31rris House. We are gratified to state that the utmost order and decorum was maintained by our citizens. FaNTIIKO.N FlCTfRK (J.VLLtRY .IaMIS H. BeIIO. Aktist We would advise all who want to pee life like portraits, to call at the Pantheon ortrait gallery, Pennsy lvania street, next to the Postofliee. These likenesses are very striking. We notice also a splendid little picture called the Nebular Ainbrotype, which is the finest Ambrotype, we ever saw. Heed's landscapes, jiortraits, ft uit pieces, 4c, on exhibition there are well worth a visit. Tiir. Wabash Canal. Atter noticing the announcement that the Miami and Krie Canal will be opened from Toledo to Cincinnati by the löih of 3fcm h, the Fort Wayne Smtinrl -ays, thvt fdiould the weather prove favorable lor working the necessary repairs and cleaning out, the Wa bash and Krie Canal will probably be opem-d about the l;th of 31 arch, ur certainly about the 1st of April. The whole line will be put in first rate order, and the canal in every resjct be in better condition for doing a heavy business than it ever was before. ZIj" Orpheus C. Kerr, the worthy correspond ent of the New York Sunday Mrrcury, was at 3Irs. Lincoln's ball, and thus expresses his opinion of the low necked drces he saw there: When 1 look upon the women of America around nie to niht, and see how much they hae
j cut otr from" the tops of their ltese to mike bindiges for our wounded soldiers. I can't help
feelin-' th it their "nc-k or nothing appetranee.
F-Mictt Simiml: The on.trs addicted lo me , , u.tonv
to prohibit citizens from visitin; and cominuni eating w ith our prisoi.ers are osim e and imjHTa tive. I thetefoie reijuest, through your columns, to annout.ee the fact to the public, so that there nuvbe no applications dem tndiug t'iat wloth would be certain to meet with an mi condition il refusal. The ptatetnent in your issue of yesterday that
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ipoite-l by Mr. H imiitoti as Kichmon l. 3Ir. Ah- ; I moras King Hei.ry, and the entire of the tentle , men. a'o by Mrs. Pope as tti,eei; Uli, ibeth. 3Irs. j H.l! as tVe Dacht of York. aUo by tint excel- 1 lent HOtre-s and fivor'te. Miss Marion M acirtliv. . i j I as Lady Anne. Mr. Cleveland one of our well- ; .known citiens. has oluntecred. an I will sing!
one of his fwor.tc ballads. The afterpiece will
3I..jorBuIord nuineen peinmie.110 yj-rmi two . u, t, t. ,)iv A(u.r t,K. w,d,l;i.;, in which MI days am..ng the prisoners, in volves some mistake M K.irt,1T Jl o, Lllv Kiizibeth Freeloe and Mr
liable to lead to a im.-appieheus;oii. turtoin lejiment has one ct)muny lioui Delphi. I rccolbi t. in the hum of busine, receiving an intro-
Albaugh CM-!.! Free'.ove.
however, wcurtwl, relonbled vigilance w ill be brought ta l-ear lipeetit in future that which is !t;i.ed c.-etiti.d by the (joertiir and tleueral Halle. k, who cttitrol the whole, and whose or
sick anl wounded soldier i.'-w . but I t tli.j-e t . 1 1 1 1 .. . . 1
i WliO m.gi'l I reo me ..k iniunri as tue ciin
piirMi progresse-.
3Ir. Blake, in his accoutit of
what he had seen, rivitel t'.e ttet.'.i.T) of t! e uu-
d.cnce.
After some remarks by 3Ies-r. D.ll
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VV mv mtri hhiif oil to yrtirf J r-. i'l Mrtioii ihftM. r It i f.i J I'v tle fr',f .r-ee Waic ti in lijiif -1 ur victory! We ar" m.irrhin? n to rj-t.rjr W f. lii n v er Id th- palm To vir:T h s ! . 1 1 no Wen hrtv, w r rc tii r..al ! victorj. We tp mr h.r;fc n to victory All ti"r th" hir:n holl W hen w, fH we w ill truly tipe Spirit ri?i a virtus field W r- ar mrrhi!ij "n ! virfcrjr ih;r ina-ic U- lift- vr baixl GtBBnjur fofjihtr m1c tili In ! rri.jrth r ttu- vic.ory Vr ri titnrchjiv ti to iic.r Home wert t."'3i we left tM-l.Ind W ir n tlie frr ntr rnTTT Tnieto'iuty we h-'pe for vteorj Svl'-r hv.x t i;iarTj..f!' pri-le S. l l' r r.i-!y n t lie -1 i of w ar llr'i !ir-ct u wild wiliTu We m si t c".tip.or caa. 1 1 . - victory Se M:e crun mvr t Ii-y r ll I a r Uji Lear up all dl pray IViw to tw thr wn i.tu 1 Navl ai-tion iv r n ii.ry wmi '.i.-onijMh-, -lru.iry Ji, Istii.
MAJOR J. . tiOUDOX I i-.rtnriiet torais in Indian.
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS BOUNTY. ' JY rW.M f!3 Tt W.K MOXTH, WITH KA- i TIUNS, iiwt-r, ne.'.ic.l attrri'Urire, 4c., com- ! j irtr. AH Ii i rnli--f will t once te cJthel, nhsitea j and proviJ-i wlih err thing esaeutial to tbrir corwfort l v ik(iiffmTi Pt. 1 "The term of enlistment hThree Yean, Tay0 c ..remence fr-rn "ate f f enlktmiit.
None Wut l.W-brwt ir-d nifle men, between th ogeaw IS a nl 35 yrir, neetl apply. K.Truitii: ltrr.de tvou in Metrer't new Imi'.Jintr, 5o. 58 Last W adungtrm rtrrff, as!jimnf; Odd Fellows' Hall. I. R. CX)IT,Hrt Lieutenant Elerfnth Infintry, RccniitinrOnicfr.
WAntaroir, Feo. SKXATK 3Ir. HiwH preente1 a rrttt'.oa ttvtn the citizens of the copper prinluc.ng teflon iu 3!ichitn akiulor uil.Ury rvadlv Wiecuo in. VT . m.)' MnlllAt m f r m m n a v . I
eraph:s papers of the t ,;, n. ueist m 2iJU:2a oaj. ised coders on Sitorday , t. rA rir. n ff tb. fallolne.
- r - e RrtolttJ, That the paper relatirg to the loralty of Uerjinln Starke, Senator from O.eo'o, le referred to the JuJiciary Cotno-iUrc, with intructiou to inTMtifzmte the chrre on the evidence which has rn rr may be presented. Mr. IU!e olected to the resolution. ilr. Suike -üd tiiat he rresented the resolution htmsell bec:ia he would pare any fnend of hisj w hst might le an ungracious office. Cer
tainly t.e wouUl intt permit any one oppoeJ to
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DRY GOODS.
" oitthern 3iew
?T. lrts, FcV. lOth-tT Gei erd IVvk
th.t the back ff t!o' 3Iemplri and Ohio lUnroad
rhould be torn up snl bndge destroyed preraratory to the evacntin of Columbus aiI tha i.cu.o!iuou of the l'ortif;oatior.i. Ti.e Coiuwbu lorxe are to fall back to udansi "o. 10, about fortv-riie miles below Columbu, which it is said completely commands the river and can be fortified with heavy uus and made impregiul.le agsiurl any river attack. The IhmucraV Clarksville dispatch of the 1.
" Ti,.'-.j.i c.o.t; Uir!mt v,J,r;i;.lhiia 10 himee.f in such position
1 lit I v 'V I ."v uv s uk. lull tia "s ".m " O. 1. 5 . 1 . , iii:., 1..... 1 (Starke) wa aniious that any Senator w to pro
, 1 , .1 pose-l to be the prosecutor ot the charges brought and rxtite! treat alarm amoiisr tlie revrle. : t . , r .... fc v.
L I ! I . "... ,1.1 nere aainsr, iura s iou l nave an ofJoriuiiitT w ' ' ieUi 1 1 offered!, "e rüd Ur ytäW. w eie rtM'biug. . . ., . , . . ,. i Gen. Nlu is in command at Nashville, tien. I M-' bl own cuukmi. Uuell still being, on the north side of the riv cr. j I, v? Io;",,-f. lo lhe un J"" -Tit-,;, .-,f ;.. t. .1--.. n. -r. lniin ,n devotton to the Lonsbtubon and t!se r. 1 Jic l qiod . sentiment Ls slronj:. U or troops, - ... f ., are received with tha greatest cd.abt v. . L mon and in veneratiou and rew-rence fur tl (Jreit'in.f-naflon Ta fir'.r a.Tnct P.oe Ol Uli CtJUlllfV, he had hllhci U rcfraini
The army prnmot'x'ns for j!Um conduct in the late M.tor.et will be announced t.ext kx In reply v - wotres frtn dant pinta it l afatbor'tativrTy ttel th t r battle hve leea teet tiy faiibi iar tiro rtwBa&. The puw.'K ans cawt'oneJ arMimt fal re,rti of bitts, deleitj, tc. cirm!4te 1 by a lock poeuUtcrf arI dfcigüirj; perroa. Whea aüj tw, of importance occur', or any tnittrr reUtirtr to tbe war. It i'l be iorwair!! h aa authtatic form and at the earliest cjon.er.t.
Dry G-oods! WE HAVE OX tSD A LARGE AXrJ Vf KIX AS SORTED H-rk .f Iry fols, t which w invite the attention ef CAMI IF.Al F.kT. JA.tlUN LOW V CO., d3a-13m liiiville. Ky
Harri-, who w. fairly driven away by tbe C-ioi ' I"1 teri"Z into the ,uesti.m ronia.nrd in men. thev having became bold at the proiimitv , lhV P". Feferrtng to stan! on what he con of L'niou trotijis and dared to assert their rights'. , JV1 te I 1 ?f f J ll f , i . .. . Ina Lte. If an t te w laheu tu incute the Jtetore leaving Hams made a speech rei-ommen!-j ,, , r , . . . . in- the citiztw 10 barn thefr private prortr. m itt;r lurllKr' he 0U'J be hW lü
MEDICAL.
r O I1 II 12 Y K O T Z Of the United States.
rind calling on Teiu esseeaus to rally and meet bim at Memphis, hut no Hie pai.l any attention to him, and it h tlrotight he will nut icrehe any considerable reinforceuaents. ' Gen. Crittenden' command had joined John-
fftOn at 31urfieeboro'. The railroad bridge t Nashville was detnTed by onler of FIy d, against the urgent entreaties of the citizens, causing much inuiguatiun. I
Wik auk thk Traitoks? An oll and highly
la tbe montli of I-ermbr, 1 SM, the tjiit-rsijrie1 fr '
tlie tint time olTVrr.t for sale to the public Ir. J.IIo vre Doilv Imperial i' ine llittrra and In tb's rt period they Lave :vm uch universal .satisfaction to tli v many thousand of pfrsor.s who have tried tUeiu that it i now an established article. The amount el bwlily and mi ntjil misery arisitiij simply from a negiert uf malt caaplaintv 1 urprukg, and it in th(refjre of the iitmont inijrliK- tiat a i-trir ttrüliiai to the
The resolution of Mr. Starke waa laaM iJe. The legislation appcopriatioa bill was then taken up and p.t-ed. Mr. Starke's resolution was resumed. Mr. MtDougal thought the question was satis - f ctorily eettleii. and motel to lay the resolution ou the t--ble. Kejected teas 7, ttavs li'2 . 31r. Dixon very much regiettcl the vote of the Senate v estenlav. There .is eviiinice acainal
Foaiat.ss Monroe, Feb. 7. A flag of trace j llie Senator Irom Oie-oii which a vet waa un took over City people to Craney Lsland. i contradkteJ. which, if true, the Senator from
We have the toliowing &outheru news: I Oregon, in the vole of veaterd iv. oj:ied the A meeting of the cotton and tobacco planters J r to any UkIv, traitor or not. 'He ionidered i
touK piace at iticnmonu ou v eimesuay evening , ,t tie mu dlaaatroua vote that could have been to bike into consideration the voluntary destine- j eu. lion of the cotton and tobacco crops:, in view- of Mr. Browninrr aaid the Senator from Mat
the fact that the enorts tit theenemv were mainly riWMti aer...! v ... ii.
a, . . n. . . . 'vvk"'. v-t uiuvii vun tin vva v
respectable fanner, li in' some twelve or fifteen j j(.at ,uot iriltliu LküI ilnieT.t fliould be lia l; m Its from tiie citv, was heie on bus'mNs a few ' , ,. , . , . ..v. , , -ii. it i i for lie.ie of the lusty must invariably tTt-et the nninl. days ai;o, aii.l wn ns.nled very roughly by n , ' . , Abolition ltd r.T.lican of this ctv occaue the ill , Tbe 5uVsTi!erj row only ask atriitdf
fanner did not talk about the war to suit l.im j traitor," " mp.ithiz:ii"; w ith .-ei e-si.ni-ts." &c, ; K- , the u-ua'l -l ing of that class of men, if mm they should be Calles', llitued rapidly from the; mouth of (IM Abolition.
Mural Tlie Aholitimiist h is ono or two jjjuwm sons, hoth lit hum. The oll firmer has to sons in nur of'ltr tifun rrijimt nf .' Who is the Iraih.r and who deserves the rnt? Let it be put to vote Cvlumhms (O.) itnlttmmti. I"Col. (nms, of Newcastle, who usetl to I. toi. Ii an AlM.litionist that his hair fairly curled, lately niade a spee li at that place, in which he was ijuite severe on the Abolitionists. He say s they are a gte iter stumbling block to the resto tion of the Union than the secessionists. He outfht to have thought of the injurv Abolitionists f a weic doing the Union .when he was making fpeeches in this county, in and saying the South could not be kicked out of tin Union. It is just such Aholitioii?ts as he has been that hav e brou 'lit on the dillicultv. Andtrtun Standard.
f imrvs Miitim; Lvr Xic.nr At the Court
diiction to 3Ljor Huford, at.l doubtless he tiny -,,.,. j,4.t .j-bt a meeting of citizens was held ha c remaii.e! in our camp, outside the sentinels. , t,r r,..,,rts fri,m iK-neison by J unes f rtwo days, and may have passed our uttr I m y t an,j ,(l,or.f a,,,i to take action ith ; n.r.u with om missioned officers, whse uniform ; j, rcfeience t") ot.r s.ck and woutxied soldiers. I kes tl.em through, and mar thus have fen a 0l ln,i,ni 31 iV,r 3IaXne!l was callevl to the J... ..1 ileal generally of such priscuers a pas?rl j lir ai4,i j0m jp DilUui appointevl Secretary. t. hei.j.pi triers or the IJmrtet masters en busi j Jair.os 11 ike mi le a nvst inlerr?tiiig le--, but. mi far a 1 can learn. d;d tiot violate tatemenl with te.'rl to his recent visit to Foit ti e ier ul iti. i.s te-.rJin.' the p.is-ing of the inner t ponel-. n. He dewn-trated in the oure of his ii.;'n of sentit e'.s. If he was ever in camp alter j reinaiks the absolute necessity of all eitien i:u tli. intnluctioii I was not aware of it, although . niediatelv doing ail they could not only for our j
go.ng aiound ccsbiiitly in the discharge ot my onerous duties. If anv violation ot orders has.
directed toward robbing the S.jutliof the nccutnulatkin of these tvo leat bUples. A number of hpeeches were made and a committee waa appointed to prepare business for an adjourned meeting this evening. in Cougreis on Wednesday Senator Sims of
Kentucky offered
pci1e ot the
extremity, in lintain and deiend their rights lo
other Senator's responsibility. It would be time enough to be amiou about li. when he asked Ilia services. He felt no irsponsibility, and rejected ouuhe vote he gave yesterday with as much sit is faction as any vote he et er gave He thought the Senator had no riiht to lecture other Sen.
red a resolution declaring that the 1 .u,rs nJ deplore their m in able condti,.n. Confedei ate States w ill, to the last jr. Fessenden also ppoke in a nmilar strain.
Mr. Sumner said the Senators from Illinois
What' Ur. No Louisville pajer was received here last night. ' WJ are Informed that the military authorities prohibited the express or mail from carry in": nny of the Louisv ille papers out ol the city yesterday. Isifnytte Journal, 'Slth. 7?ever w is there a' surrender anything like that of Fort Donelson on our continent. Tturgoyne pave up Ie-s than six thousand men, and Cornwallis but little over seven thouand. In fact, w e should hav e to re id long in European history before we should find a capitulation on a scale like it. Thurlow Weed w as at the recent grand bill at the Tuilleties, and he talks il njucutly of the supper, w hich w as in f act a dinner w rth soup ntnl regular courses to dessert. Three thousand of the rank, beauty anil fashion were present, and Thurlow says the Km press in gracefulness and beautyis all that she has been described.
SPECIAL NOTICES. CAUTION.
The market Is full of imitations, represented to he the same as "BUOW'N'S bKONTlIlALTIllK IIKS." which are in most cases productive of positive injurj-. Many dealers will recommend inferior. preparations ami lower priced articles, n.r.l-ny mr profit to themselves A-k for and CiIiTAIN only HKoVYVS I.U N('1U V b TI.iH'MKS,"' which by fin experienca have proved th ir value, havinj? received the saiiciioii of physicians p'iier.illy. and testiluoiiials from eminent m-n tbroiurhoiit the country. r.KuW.VS r.HtiNCHltb TKIK'IIKS. when allowed to dis.s.lve sl.w y in the mouth, have a lirert influeiir to the affected parts; the sedative and soothim; etfect to the tnucus liiiinR of the windpipe into the Hroiichii allays I'ulnioiiary irritation aud Kves relief in t'ouhs, Colds, and the various Throat auctions to n Lieh public speaker and ingers are liable. febll-dly '62 PUBLIC ISTOTICE.
XO.II.IsV A. X, llriiceivt, o. Is Hast iiliinglon Mrrel Have len apjiintel agents for the ale f II IC A I i; N T S S I I. A ii O , THK WONIiFKrTL T.K ANI'I.t'S. f . r the care f Couchs, Col'ls. yre Throat, liroiich'tis, W ln eiin, 'rrilatii of the t'vula an.l Tonsils, and PiM-ae- of tbe I.mic. SM in larire boxes, 2 jets., öl cts.. an.l 1 each. nlvIAwly
CANDIDATES. :T KKV. K. Will TT KN WILL HE A CauUi late for Trustee ef Center Township, at the appriarhin? April election, subject to the v.tes .f tin people. fehl -die WANTED. " VV A NTS." "Ft 'it SAI.F." "FOK KF.NT." "bUST,
'KOI Xb,""lUI VliUlNiI," Ac Atvertisemrt coming I ous miania is created, the bitters should be ued evprj
uii'rii-sf iieainiics.iioirAerriiO'K i i im p. uiir . ......I ... .r
j Thee truly valuable bitters bare leen ' thoroughly
DR. J. BOVEE D0DS' niPERUL WM BITTERS! from all who have not used them. We challenge the siirkl to produce their ejual. These Ilm r. K.s for the cure of Wkak Jtm chs, Gr.xr.RAt. burn itv, and fr Pcmrvix. and Fsrk ins, the I'.i.oon, are abMilntety annrinid by any eth-r renndy ti earth. To le assured uf this, it is only i.ecesviry to make the trial. The Wine itelf i of a very Unrior quality, t-iiif; alxoit one-third stronger than other wines; warming and invigorating the whW nystem frm the head to the feet. As these Hitters are tnic anl alieratlv in their character, so they strengthen and invigorate the whole system ami give t An Utiir uh kenlthy tftln to all its pari, by equalizing the circulation, removing obt ructions, and proilucing a general w armth. They are abo excellent for IM'-ea.ses and Weakness peculiar to Feinu I rij where a Tonic is required to strengthen and brace the tiyftlem. olvly w hu i ubj;ct to latitude and faintness, should be without them, a they are revivifying iu their action. m THFSE EX'X-JL'-blFLS Will not only Cure, but Prevent Dleavfi and in this renpect are doubly valuable to the person w ho may use them. For LN'CIPILXT CONSUMPTION, Weak bungs. Indigestion, Iyspejia, Dieaesof the Nervous System, Paralysis, Piles, and fur all ca?s requiring a Tonic, DR. GODS' CELEBRATED WINE BITTERS Arc l?iiMiiainst'fI! For Sore Throat, so common among the Clergy, tbe are truly valuable.
For the aped and Inf.rm, and for perons of w enk con- j
ttiiutioii for Minister of the Gospel, lawyer, ami all public speakers for Book-Keepers, Taib-rs, Sestmst reuses, Stu.Ients, Artits, and all persona leading a selenary lif, they will prove tuly Ivrndicial. A a Beverage, they are w hoWoTne, innocent, and delicious to the taste. They produce all the exhilarating effects of Brandy or VVjne, without intoxicating; and are aA" v aluable remedy for persons addicted to the ue of ex cesslve strong drink, and' who wbh to refrain from it. They are pure and entirely free fivni ihc jioi-ons contained in the adulterated Wines and liquors with which the country is fhxwled. These bitters n.t ..nlyCURK, but FRF.VF.NT Disease and should he used by all w ho live in a country where the water is had, or where Chill.-, and Fever are prevalent. Being entirely innocent and harmless, tf.fy may be given freelv t Children anl Infants with iini. unity.
I'hysician, Clergymen, and temperance advocates, as t an act of humanity, should asst in spreading these truly j
valuable lUTTKKS over the lanl, ainl thereby essentially aet in banishing Drunkentiesa and Disease. r. .1. iioyi:i: HOIKS-
IMPERIAL WINE BITTERS; Are prepared hj- an eminent and skillful physician, who j ha used them successfully in his practice for the last twenty-five years. The proprietor, before purchasing I tbe exclusive right to manufacture ard. sell Dr. J. Bovee J IVwls" Celebrated Imperial Wine Bitter, had them tested by two distinguished melical practitioners, who pro- j
notuiccd theni a valuable remedy Tt dis ae. Althoushthe medical men of the country, as a general thing, disapprove .f I'atvnt Mediciues, jet we lo nut believe that a rejctable Bhysician can le f juml in the 1'iiited States, acquainted with tbeir medical properties, who will not highly approve IU. J. IHIPS' IMI KKIAL WINK BlTTKIi.
teil povernnieiit ana tlie Uuvenitueut est-tlt,bea j IKi Miue criticize.! what be a.ikl aieiii? 11 in by thciu tu this end will pIeJ-:e tbeir last m m ainl jnous imputation mi them. Nothing was furlist dollar lo tlie prusexutiuu uf the war, until ,UT irom i,;,, tliouht. He knew the Senator then iiKkqinleiice is acktiuw leptsl ; and :ils that f,.lu Hli,,.,w WAs Muii!y able t tüke cue ot biniti.ey will uijuiit u, any sacntice an-1 ciidu.t? any :,,(i ,IC ,,t ,tC ,rt.(l nipt ion to oiler nv tili I however .severe, ami hnnlv rel; in t.n the ,.s!st.,i,Ce. lie cli.tuht the rem.irk of the Sen i justice ot their c.iu.-e ind humbly triistin,' iu the j tor from Maine" not j-erfeetly kind rr jet fettlv l-ruvideiae of (mxI, will ii. iihuii. their H)sition restrai,, rum p,issbin. He iutei.Jwl nothinbetöre the world and high Heaven while they injurious t that Senator, lie had too i;ret eonbave a voice to raise tr an arm to defend. tidence in their kindly reiationa tu UMke anv aiig '1 he reolutioi!e were reluieU tu the Commit- tioiis vvl.idi he could interjiret inu unkit.ui.wa tee on Military Atlairs. iie UH,i i. v not a 11 a 10 un. but tbe Senators A resolution was ottered providing for comrn-n- fuUolt t( relieve thcnrelrvw of resjxitliblif V. ration by the Covenimeht for cotton und toUiceo Mr. Fessenden aske.1 wh .t evi.knce thet'e waa burned to prevent their tailing into the hand of that any man sou-hl to relieve himself. te Uiiiteil States , Mr. Jiuiniier s;iid th.it teitaiii Sen itois were I he K:tleih hrytsttr of the -t 1 saya: milium that an inuirv ehould ike place. Two men were brought to th 8 c ty on Monday tP. Bniwnini; aaid he was in favor of further on a ehar-e of having piloted the Yankee to im estimation, but not with anv view to lelieve Ko.moke Island. They were committed to jail. bi,a.elf from refonsibility. The name paper, in an editorial, be-ina by say- J s5un,Iier .iid he referred to the coiise ur: j tpiences of that vole. He thought Davisi and The present fctate of aff urs is the mo5l Rlooniy J Benjamin and Toombs could pas through the that the S mtli lias witnessed since the commence ; same door. ment of the war. It then p.es on. in aw earneei ! yie niornitig hour having exjnred, the matter
in inner, 10 can on me j'opie 10 tiauu oy uieir 1 .Vaü l.ihl over.
country and fiuht to the la't.
All the pri.otierK taken at Roanoke Island have been relei-e I on parole, (juite a number of them arrive! at K ileih on Mondav, and thev
Mr. Clark tflered a bill to abolish friarery in the District of Columbia ait .substitute tor the bill of the Committee on the subject.
Mr. Wilson, of M as ichuett?, offered a reso-
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Milieu mai one uunuicu ami n.iy wereien ai jutiou that the Sei reUrv of the Treastirv tranaWtldon to come on Tuesday. mit to the Senate a coj.v of the ref-irt ol LVlward Five le-imci.ts ot volunteers for the war are ! L. I'jme on tlC e-roe at Tort Koval, and such wanteil to make up the quota of North Carolina, j 0,i,er informatk-u aa he may have upon the aubnnd Gov. Clark Ins issued a proclamation appeal- ;,,.
i he resolution was adopted. Mr. Wilson also introduced a bill to encourage enlistments in the ienrtil.ir army. The resolution was referred. Mr. Grimes presented the tnemorial of certain regiments of low a, asking that .Spring MilU, lieliiiont niid Fort Donelson be inscribed on their banner. On motion of Mr. Fegenden, the Executive niid Legislative appropii ition bill wad then taken tip. Mr. ;ide said he wished to make an explanation. He referred to a paragraph in the New York 7 'riiuu relative to ceitiiu railroad legislation, and that certain wonlit were put in the bill giving the Government power to take possession of railroads, lie. He aid be introduced that bill, and it waa true those words complained of eie not in the original bill, but he introduced that amendment in tbe Sen ite and explained it. Tbe idea that anybody inUTH)l.ite I the Words into the bill after it p iel from the Senate, was an imputation on the Clerk which is entirely groundless. If am body was to blame it was he. Mr. Griuiei said tbe Senator did not explain the amendment. He was 011 w illing that it rhould go to the country that he (Grime) voted for euch a proposition if he had known Uat it waa. Adjourned till Monday.
ir.g to the patriotism of the citizens of the .St ile to till up the regiments. The Norfolk Day Ihtok, of yesterday, has the follow ir.g telegraph: Uichmond, Feb. -I. The Lynchburg Rrptibli can hns a special dispatch from Hristol, Term., stating that the enemy had occupied Nashville, on Sunday. The number of Confederate prisoners taken at Foit Donelson is about 7,000. The number oi killed was ÖW, and wounded 1,5'M). The admitted loss of the Federals is from 6,000 to 10,000, killed and wounded.
Gen Floyd h is saved all his command except 1
the 20th Mississippi regiment, and the Grays and Jackson batteries, which were taken. Kioiyusn, Feb. 27 Schley's new extensive cotton and woolen factory was burnt on Tuesday nijjht. The loss is heavy. The cotton lactone at Columbus and Augusta have suspended temjorarily in consequence of materia! injury to their dams and canals by the recent freshet. The Sivanah Rrjmhlican of thi morning fays: Tliit commimicitiou with Fort Fula.-ki has been effectually closed by the Federals, who have ereeted three batteries of heavy guns. Mi Mi nis. Ftb. 24 Our latent advice from Xushv ille state that the Federal troops have not jet occupied the city. The scouts of General UuelF army lave ap
reared on l he north side ol the Luinoerlar..! river HOLTSK. The House proceeded to the con
and it is supposed their appearance is preparatory pider ition of the special order, r.amelv, the bill
In all newly settled places, where there i always
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7 VNTKD VT THIS OHICF A an a:pr t tsce to
l.'.irn the priut'üirr biisiii.-. a b.y between 1-4 at id
IK ar f aire. He niut bniiithe te! r-c..n'm-nda-
t'.on as recants hi c.ip.ibib'y, ha'.iis of iiidu-try an I
L ii.-ty
.'iie ctli'T bee t aj.J'iV.
ei.ue.
AM Fl VVFT M'liSI-" c-l Wet Nt:r-e nr.ted imtne l;aelv. At'plv a! N". 24 Vir.',ü!.i Av-
ANTF.b CITY 0Klr.l: At th- hi.-bet market r.i'e.bv WM. Y. VMl.tY.
sil-d.tr:i Xo. 10'-F.. VV .ib.-:,ctf.n srr-et.
Sm CtTNTY l'KIKK At ti e bijl.es mat- 1 k.-t r.i:-s, iv WM. v. wii.KV. ! Nv. I1, F. VVa-Uintt. n street.
MUSIC.
(1HFAl'Fi: AM IIKTTI j STI.l'MKMM":,v:-c
AM I'.KTT Y I. IN- JTt
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r.-d in this mark t. Mv r-,-cv-.r-''
r.'.f-. I'lftits TMi r"..t-li l'..lTill
DiV'i.f.cTi:rers fire s;;, h that I c in f.rn'.sh all rü. r i- : r c-
c'ieaj-er than any delrr in th W et. ar.d I warrant then. siij r;'r instrument-. tt.'v f r ca-1. . Call and ve at !ers VV 11. Ta'.bott 4 Co's Jewelry Store, No. 24 Wadni t.- street. ri AMS. MKlaI)i:t'Ns. OKi ANS, Ct lTAUS. VIOU.Na, ACCt'KbKO.NS. Ar .Tl'.'l l AN I KhTAWr I. Ilvvir.i Lid o-.t r twet.ty v t trs" exp-r:- t.ce tLe puv.'.ir c'i ' a':reI that t! y !iw .e a t- t? r oj j.nuniTr th n thev central', v meet w itb t. h1 e their i:iir'ir:i-Lit ' p :r in p "'n.-ct .r ler. H SClioX.U'hKK. nly31-.Ur '61
large quantity of decay im timber, from which a poison
ous miania i created, th morning before break f.i t.
ti-sted by ail classes of the community fr almost every variety of disease incident to the human system, that they are n-w- deemed iniije!)saHe a a Tonic, JIcdiciiH' and a Bevrrago. Purchase one Bottle! It C'otlv, but Little! I'urif) tlie lllood! Giv v l onr to tlie Momnrli! Itenovaie tlie atem! niid I'rolong Life.
DR. J. BOVEE DODS'
Diri-lilAL WIXE IHTTKIIS
Are compse.l .f a pure and unadulterated Wine, e m Lined w;th HvrUr-j, S-d-raon' Seal, C-iiifrej, Wild Cherry Trre Itark, Spikerianl, Chamomile Kb.wer, and Getiti.in. They re manufactured ty Ir. lsJ L:me!f ' who Is aa experienced and mrceful ITiysvlan, and 1 hence should not be classed aai n the quack Ltrtims 1 which Sod the country, and araiust which the Medical '. Profession are 0 jutly prejulKed. In 11 Aflecilon ef the Ilentl. Sick j Ilrntlaclira or .rrvouv llendachr. : Ir. Iod Imperial Uine Hitter J will be found lo be movi Kaltitar) it ml III I irariou.
to an earlv advance of the main column.
Generals I'riee and McCuIlctigh are lxth pre paring for battle. The former is this side of Fayetteville and the latter is at Hoston Mountain with a force of cavalry. It is reported that nine Federal gunboaU were ecii on Sunday at M ay held and fifteen transport. No Immediate action wa expected. Late advices from Knoxv ille otate that the Con federates ut Cumberland (J.tp extct an earlr eu-
gagetnr nt. The Fehlern I forces are frequently in j
slight. LvNt HBiRO, P'eb. 2.'. A portion of the bridge which connected the Island on which the youth side depot is situated w ith the North Virginia and Tennessee Railroad Dejot, was destroyed ye terday by coal falling from a locomotive. Two span were burt.t, which will prevent the running of the south side cars to the citv.
providing for receiving engineer, into the voluu
teer iservice ot the United State. After deliate the bill was rejected. The homestead bill waa considered. An amendment was offered and rejected, pro hibiung the engineer authorized by this act from being employed in the construction of any railroad not authorized by law. The bill was reject el j7 to 6. Tbe bill granting homestead to actual etlleia, and providing bounty for soldiers in lieu of land) w aa taken up. Messrs. Cravens, Holmtn and Windora discusfed the merits of the question. The bill was amendeJ 0 ;oj to take effect on the 1st ol January, lcG3, and passed llhä against 16.
front Mrw York. New Tok. Feb. 27. Tbe fi rmbTi cx tracUofa letter from RxhnonJ, d4t4fl only a Dkonth ainc, from a rern tili reUet of Lb boatU and with e&ceiieni opportubiue of knowlflce. He tiyt the rei atro on rrer h 4'X),WH; but in the Ce'.J not qu;tY?n,rt00 and pwrt of liicm iialifTeieutly artueU. He rata tlxf rebal army o the whole line of the Fotomic, is only aliout CdJLTwkl aaJ tl.o.k iL MUUru ift. whose term nf enliMr t eiptrea xu tbe ßrt of May, wtiü't re enHst if tLey can purely avoid it.
COMMERCIAL.
Cincinnati Marktl. CiwcmaaTt. FeMaaryll. FlMir dull and el( HK lwev; ittf;ti Jt4 rul A ami &w 4 iyft W heat 3-'$l fur red aud',l O0.J1 W for white (.Vn-n rirm at rtte. O it dull and unchanged at Vc. Rye in cod letn:J at'J ..jilc. Harley duil and unsettled; 0?c i the outaul rate. Whisky firm aul in po-l demand at I'V. lVorHion dull and prices lower. Mess pork -old at $11 Ml. Lard michanred at 7ve with h tmyeti. Hulk mett is oITitcI tieely at 3? for tliotil ders ami J7,?.1 for ides. GnHeriei unehvnge! and firm. CofTee is firmer and e ling at 20 (1$ 22c. Sii''ar nnchanel injice. Med tsses uncharged and teadj at lOcii'ic Exchange par and g pretn.
From Washington Waiiingtox, Feb. 2. The Timr$'$ dispatches say: A conspirvcT of rebel citizen?; h.n been di covere! in Alexandria, the ch'et of whom are
Col. D tngei field aid the Cashier of the Farmers Bank. , The organization w as to afford rel ef to tbe j friend) of Southern right. j Twentv-seven arrests weretnide. i
The 5uppt ession of this ociety hx do military
From naliinjcton. VAHiNtiTo. Feb. 2. New? in the morning papers is very mengtr. The Herald' dispatch pay: The :tvv Department has a dispatch from
Commodore ( ioll-loro, conveying the impre ' fion that the Union forces were in possession of!
the .se iboard railroad, and had destroyed the j siginh.? nice wli itev er. I bridiei acnjMS the Hlackwater and Nodawav 1 A ejuscinl to the Commercial aar:
rivers, euttinfj of! commi.inictition Letween Nor- 1 1 he H"Use Conim.ttee of w avs nd Means
f-lk and Richmond and the Southern e.boird. 'r be able to introduce the tax bill be.rore A bill his been prepared by the Committee on , Monday next. They hope to L ive them matured Territories and will he reported by their chairmm, 1 before tint time. Mr. Ashley of Ohio, probably to day, providing The Senate Judiciary Committee luve theconfor temp. Vary civil government under tbe pro- i fivii.oii act of Senator Harris under corwderateoti -n of our military and Laval forces in theil'onStates i.i.w iu rebellion" ' The ronds in this vicinity are in an iruprovel Tii" geographical boundaries of these Territo- ! cotid liou to diy. ries ue to be fixed by the 1 'resident. Xe.nl j one thousand returned Feueral prisouA .'i lications h ue lately been made to the i re now in Washtiigton. They are being rap-Trei-tiry Department for 'permits to trade be- ! id' v paid oflby the War Departiuent. tween the j-ec-'ede! an'l lov.al States on the coasts ! First Assistant Potma-ter General Kavin is of the Atlantic and Misais.-ippi under the provis engaged in pending out instructions and miking ions of the law regulating intercourse with the arrangements for re establishing pohtoRice and Stites. A number of permit" have accordingly P"st routes as cur wrm.es adrwt.ee into the 0becu "ranteil. " called Con federate Sutes. 0 I A.II. Markland i loilowir.j our forces inti
i Tenneesee and J. J. ililler, aIo an agent of the i Department iu tbi connection, is operating in the j
' Southern part of Kentucky. I Trom nisnourl. ' The rtofTue at Nashville aixl tho in the !
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.iht Diwpatclics.
FE3IALES.
ATTORNEYS.
HF.NJAM1N IIVUR :N. Late f Wallace A Hirrison.
mm Tbe many crf locates wl.W-h hare ben tendered us, and , the le;trs wh eh we are Ji;lr recei ir.?, are c :ki jivc i pr.wf that amors the wraen thee letters Lave iven a
WILLI AM 1. FISIIBACK, . satifaction whi'-h no others have ever d ne before. N"o Ute of Conner 4 Fish back. , Wfrata j, tLe hr 9blA be wriihot.t them, an 1 thoe
HARRISON &, PISHBACK,
OlTlt F., N. 61 F AST W.VSIUNiTtN ST., (Over M-n. n i J tti-b ti's Stoic Stre,") I.M'IA.V ATv LIS. IM'li.U.
see use them, will n fil to keep a supply.
I1-IC? 51 I4f ltttll, l Botfli'H lot- n. 00. Prepared arid wld t y
Si. Lot is, Feb. 2?. Geo. H tlleck in ceneral , eastern part of Noith Carolina, will soon be re
orJer t ites that official information ha been re- opened. The latter State niil b luIied with j
cetv ed th.it the rebels m evactntmg Mndtown. mails by ici. At kiis is, jx.is.ncd the roviious they were! The National Inleili-nnctr of thi inornirg obiige-1 to abandon, anl that fotty two ofScer ! p.ivs that a re;ort prevailed ve-sterday t tle effect and men were poisonexl by eating the ame. He th it the column of Gen. Ranks hid suflerejl a mv we can net retaliate by adopting the pi me 1 repulse in attempting to cross the Potomac, but barbarous nvxie of warfare, nr can we retaliate its falsity was expose! by a communication from by punishing the innocent. The laws of war for- j Secreury Stanton to Repreentative Colfai. b:d this, but the Mine code authorizes us to re- Cameron has uot receiv e.1 his definite instmctal'ute upvn the guilty parties. lions )ct and ia not contemplating au immediate Person gui.tv of such acts when captuted will ! departure.
n..lbe Ueateal ordinär v pricier of war nur Secretary of legation has yet oeen ap
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ders I endeavor to carry out lo the bet ol uiy Harrison. brd, Fishback and others, it was re I ability, combining trict discipline with humanity j 1 to call a meeting of thoM of our citizens , atai atiarut U tbelnulth of the 4iwiir j wh had already subscribed fr our wounde.! R. Ow ! s,!d. er, at the M vor ofbco to counsel ou im I'ol bOtu lmliana and Coinnuiider at Camp I p rtat.l bu-ines. Their notice will be found .itoit i 'sw hi-re in t dav'a piper
flHK t NIiFKsll'fNKI HAVIMi ASSOCIATED then.rKe trthrrin the j-ractiee .f the law, wil attend to all lecal t ume et.tru-ted to tbeir care in tbe State and Fcdtral C.-urt. bKNJAVlN UkKLM)N. WILUAM V. FISHIIACK. iH-eelübef II, vI. Henry Jl. Scott. X-tary lubl.c, will take akte-wl-5C-ui. t f ila-d. Ac it fl 'oflrt. d.-cll-d.1nj
CHARLES WIDDIFIELD & CO., 50LF. l'liCI,R!frT0R, m lllinm Mrrrt, Sfw York.
will thev te phot; bit will suffer the ignominious
punishment of being hung aa felon. OIicer are, in mc-ture, re-pouaible for the acts ot their
pointed. Green Clay still retaining the place there. He is uow serving iu RuelF army. Jeff. Davis nor others Lave nude any uter-
av. . . m a 1 a - a t j - naVnt
t-m I nrm ir irrvnrv mi tt of fciifi fa i lurrs iu uie uui m uim-.
though not tbetu-selve the adLror atiettorsi The Hag of truce mt time ago eet.t by Gen.
of th crime, will, when captured, be put In irons
sfjV" It wile by drujtiist and tr.-er resrai!j
tt'onboat Le ..liii'if.
34-.niawf
anl conveyeil as criminals to these head ouarters.
The laws of war mike it their duty to prevent !uch b.ut.inties; Lf they neglect, tlut duty they mut nuffer the coiiMfpieiiieo
MV O J Jobnaton :o Geo. McCIellan and also Messrs.
Powell and Cobb 'a mtetview with Gen. V 00 1 re lated solely to tie exchange of privj.iers. The above fact are derived from th best ourcea of information.
. at tiLtsurK New York ?lrket. Nw 1 ot, rrbrvir H Flour dull and ln-av? and V lower; S- 4' (2j it) for i.uiti.e State; $." CJ(ti 7i for extra State; $d 4 (f j jI for utetrinc Western; fr? 't FT for roniRioti to n e.l:um eitra Wertet 11 ; J l.")(tö 05 for hi; ping brands rttr t round In nip Ohio, and ! 1.'jI 7. fr trade brand, the rn.iikel closing dull with r.o t.uvers at outride qiiot.lti.'hs Wh;:kv fitmer: sale. t CTiTCc. ,blef! '27(,t 27 ijjc. Wheat in.nkt t dull and lc low it; red spring $1 1 Ui; reimsvlvaiiui red $1 3-; wii.tee tei Wtest ern $1 4 iptl 11 ; winter red State $1 i'.i; dioice amlxT .lrrev il 1j; while Michigan 1 1 tt i 55; comm. n sprinjr State $1 Vrt. Corn rules he.iv and lectin: pales at COU (iC4';,c for old mixe4 Western in ptote and de betel and .'"Hile f. r t w el low J ersev JSouthtn:. l'otk opene-l stead v and cboed w little nrtnee; sales at ,ll 1'2 a 1 1 .T7.. lr me-, $J 75.tr, I 5i for prime; iLUt 14 5'l lor prime utea. Iteef mies juiet and fe.e-ily. Lirl ojeiiei l8'c better lot prime but closed cpuiet at vesterday's Jtice; small aalea at (a ml.2c. Rutter pelling at Kb.ilGc for Ohio and IfiOi'Jthfor State. Cbeee dull and heavy at fK7c. Coffee Rio continues fjrra with a fair business doing; pales at iy ur iii'c. Sugar Raw inactive and firmer; fair to good refinery C3g3bs4r; Cuba 6.5 be; Porto Rico 7 (a be. Rice pi:ctarel without change in prices. Molasses firmer with a tntvlerate busiuesa doing; Cuba t!äc; Porto Rii-o Döc.
MEDICAL
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.1 Slight Cotft,
Ts c irr which rrirr--i Le crtzjtx
e,-v.r.VXL
if' with a cimf,o rrrrveJ,
f neglected, cften ierrr.ina.tc3 errizud-j. Ftrj are au?xre cf the impcrtxnce cf ztepping- a ßoLßl. cr f Lial it clcL v its Jlrzt stage ; that wnAzh in Ihc benirjiinse would, yield td a mild remedy, if net alter jlel to, toon attacks the lungs. JtcjLurL s. 4 i1 crucJilalJ&r arhr ux-re f.rzt introduced clcjcn years 3 gilt has been proved that they are the best article before the public fcr rjtaLS, (Iclds , Ätcncfutia, jZsiTLrncz, ßtitatefl, the Kicking Czugh in cit&umiluin, and n,utrerous crfecticns of the Il?Cox1i giving irt-urnediate relief. !.j , . Public Speaker St Simgera wM f-r-d tcm ecciu,jl fcr clexrirg and ctrcngthening the vci-ne. fUd by all (Druggists ar.d (7rr m J.Zcdi-zine ; at cents jjer Las.
HOTELS.
POWERS ClOTCL, fruawERLT Kätijc ) at 7 cr 1 Jfaaa. SSuWa Opposite the AtT llone and I'ark, New York, IMCICF. OF I141AIID t AO li:it DAY. F11HI1 lorii etMihed and popular lion ha recently 1 Wu rebuilt ard creatly eiilarr-d l.y tbe alditii jf over l'U rooms aiel now baa areiitnlaiKtia f"T over 3 9 person. It has alo f-eeu thoroughly rensrvated and refiiruiiiLeU, and ia Ut aiU ly Pteam ai4 luyUtesi by faa tdrovik-liout . lliia br It I La oim of the beat itx atUili. in the city, la easy of areea frum II tk pteamlwawts and railr.iad lead.i g to tl city, arid Is eirverdet:t to all tha citv ein vty airf-ek. ha now all i he reejutite f a fru cla Tuofel, in'tintiir the cmf -rt .f p inniate. TL ?atronai'e of the traveling puMe- Is resj-ertfu.lv . lx-itsd. ertns 1 1 iw j-r day. U. I. Ita .H feb2i-4.1u lY-pri-tor
w i : st i : it . ii ot e i. . 0.l". If, 3, li, r lOt KTI.AD ST.. !fFAR bR0ALAT, NfcW TOi;K CUT.
This old estai.Io-Led and favr-iile resort of tb ttiie community ha t-eu reeetit'y ref.'ted, and is complete In ereryttin thatcaiirniniMertothefotnfartvof Ita pa'rona. Ladie. and families are eoariy rv! carefully preVd4 for. It is eeritral'y ! waled In lle bwaioeaa pm t of tbo rly. and ia eorit;rut to the pruvtpal I;oe ef leimrxat, car, rri!,use, ferriea.le. In roTiseqa'-ure of fKe pr-eOT eanaed Vy tbe reOellien prices have teeu reduced to One Dollar and Fifty Cents
Tli" tat te ia arapty el LU a!1 tit laiurVa f tha season, and 1 eioat tv that f spy tler bote! in tb ti'Ubtry. Auiple arcwuinlatoTia are ofTeees! fue apwant of 401 truest. CffL- Do not Vl.ere rat ner, La V. men, mai other a, who Luay aay th Wcaem llourl ia full." U. V. WI5CHh5TEE, rrpmt,r. T's. I). Wixwurrra. fet-li-dSn
CROCERS.
CCr BO. m r BO BJ IL, JL Wholt'HiiIo C tnrt. Corner VablnKtia find nelavwat Mrer I, Indianapolis, fFATIMi THF. Li la". K.ST STtCK OP GMXtUES I I m thia city, aiifa act fae.lt w-a aa to eeal-i wate '! a low any tju In Iba W eat, we tsrtto dealer t cxtQ.ne our rott and prv S-Tor pwrraaMtaf where. Jat reeeived on ejlrttent. M) Halftrli. ta-w WVte f il. 115 " " - Mackerel. 39 Bar Dew Pear ot. txe and f tr ! at ery U w fiaita telT-dlw X.kU. CUM IX-
PATEMTS. P AT BUSS OBTAINED FOE Nf.W IÜVIXTIOX OP ETKXT eatnptatsa. Tee we ur, feat v norr. patent no jay. Soidfor i "irruUr. piu t termt, direetMr, tc. AtUrea Wi'S hKUAUNAl, ttala-iy ref attrrtey. VV aoh'nl t, fi. f.