Daily State Sentinel, Volume 10, Number 3565, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 March 1862 — Page 3
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I it. Chenut n i lifffi ar J 'iif ed Surgeon of the military in an'l hospitd at Ltiavette.
tiV The Fakir of Am, the nn-t wonde of net riMiMtu em, i nnkii j hi way hither.
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Tr E DAILY SENTINEL ON EARLY TRAINS. T1IE MILT STATK ÜKNTINCI.h ser.tby jül the ear'y moraine express and frelxht tram, and delivered to mlKriners in parent lown aV.ttf tb mrik time It I dltrihutedfn thi-rltj. ThU ensiles readers at adUij-e fff.rn the Capital of Indiana, to a-et the rw' .f the day from six to twelve fcur before tru-y ran p-trire it thrmrh psper punished e here. News dealer and carriers
In any of th towns on rUrad centering at Indianapoh, ! " J n! l.tiH,i Ith the SENTINEL mi Kvi term. a, j atf"IWe--4r Fletcher, Superintendent of Pub-a-iy other pap. ciu. for tu ijiy wji i nippi ni at Instruction, will lease the city to dir fr a A rents' rat. Orders are w,I-ir-j. Uw , tour in Northern Iij.li.in i rm education! j irp-e.
Vf," City Orders f,-r ! at Fletcher' Hank in amoaut t auit tax payer. meh' d-w Maple Sugir, in small quintitie, ia making its ar.rw ranee in our market, command tog reidily 12 cent per rxian l.
Death of Ilrbel PrUnner In the IIos,. pltnl Ml 1 n rl lunHpai i . Mirth 3.1 Ouc n n une; I'.e i-ant A. iio r I, company A, Ith Mi-si-i; pi; Müburn Taylor, Wirte county, Tn r. Mmh ith S. S. LUstwood; John Richard, company If. 4th Mi-iippi; Kii Klchanl. company H. Ternesee; DiviJ 15. Hod;; e, of Te; neee; one nütn unknown; Jarr.e Menchel, 4th Miiia.ij. ji. ....... . . i for '.bf Daily State f'TititrL A artl. IMAroLi, Mitch 3, lrG2, .. Smithmyrr, : Dt.sa Sia: IUting leen infumed thit you
COMMERCIAL. it Tnrfiarn.j t'liiritinull llMrkrl. OsrissaTi M!rt . FJocr vrrv iTulI and riot fi.ouph dcit lo tMili q')'Mt4Ji; anjtf.ne renwin tiuoiioal at Wheit dull; falei of red t ?((290c and white C tn firm t 3Jkr. Ott diiU and nriclmnpcd at 2-c. Iye in jHi ueio wi ti2(Jl(i3c. Itarlev lidi j'ti i otn.nal. Shi.ky iJv4zu-ii u 20c but cUi-ed r.ither un?cit'cl i;n!er there from New Viik. There n cl. ine in the demand for vi'ion- f ime our l.it.
TELECRAPHIC.
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From Watalna;tn. Wa-higttjx, March 3. The Tribun' special Ttie following nomination were mde to the Senate to dir a.I jor Ger.erls: McDowell, Buell, Pope. Curtis, McClernnnd. C. F. Smith, ami Lewi Wallace, tting Major General at Fuit D-ne!.oii. The follow in gentlemen were nominated a Kri::id:er (ieneraN: Colonels Oleby, W. II. L. Wallace, Cook, Mc Arthur, Low man, who com-
m iiitScu briculw at rort ioneison. uoi. ierT
rroceedlnew of Ilie tnte Convention. The ettr eilition of the Sentinel, containing the proceeIiu? of the Hb of January Ci en tion, Lcin;; exhausted, ami to meet the additional
orlers we are daily receMn; for them, we h
iave
ff"" There were twenty ?een trtrri.pe . ren-e gruite,! lj the Clerk of M trion county for the month of January. JP The recent fair. t Mocle Hall, for the
conclulei to piUNh nnot)ierelition it larertrpe. henefit of the bi'tera of Providence, nette! HC tri)'
I ho?C of our ftien ! wl o de.ire to order them . $3W).
will pleae Jo po iromptIy. Price $1 per hundred. No better dorumeht can be circulated to dia-
lu-e the public mind of the erroneous impre- I - - fion thit on-CTUpulou pajiers and politician ; Iore prisoners pas-el through the
hare attempted to create in re-nrd to thetharac- ! C,I ieruj on tlieir way to Columbus, Ohio.
terof the Coitvetitiouatid it. action upon the mo mentuout i-sue now Irefnm the country.
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i . ..V - f ii i iirrc n .1 in ' uuik mini ai " a'- I Ol Jl Mir. a lül Ifrrtoi wiiiitv iibtiii aic tu iniik iae pierkircd a lecture on "tire-iron. wewQuI.Ji, ,. m. , v .1, . , i .u i i - . , , ... 1 for shipment to lork.but toth Mre held a; m the order inmed.
like p.e;t.ure in navinp you oeivcr tnime at ; jAie ,i(Cr; wme light hiunsold at 4t.,c. ; pome early day for tho benefit of the f.ut.Hc. t!at ' Nothing done in mw potk and price- remain j all miv have an pp)rtunitv of iiKTe.i-In their : unJ,'ui,?e'' . ' : N r.tlmi. iione in lartl worthr nf i
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Know leae on a suujeri 10 uicu iüe aueüiiuii ,
12T Ve-tenlir waa another wintry March day. The thermometer, hung out of door, was frozen
of the countr? U 0 contar.tl? directed. Will you be o kind ;i to n.ime nme time and place when and where our fellow citizen? m T be enibled to heir you? Jon I. J.ni, J ,T. MlOHAM, J. II. AJt, JoilX W. I) IM), Jonx S. Tahkivotox. W. A IVeli.k,
lnH-erie- untliance-l nl firm.
Arnif Contract
Contract. for furnishing army supplies to troops
They were Teniieseearis, Texan.
M
i-!i.-ippianA a
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Calling olt the Militia We lea rn from Memphi that President Davis ha m ide a rtHjuisi-
JaMIS M It A T ,
Jam I'i. ki, II. C NlWl'uJIB, A. L Ko.unr, W. C 51 ITO.N,
I. 31 . v am y, Alebli Hap.rio, II it. SfLiiRoVK, J. 8 M loxLl, L M. Hamh.ji.ix, A. Fliltciilr, Jr-
State for their entire iniliti force.
nd prisoner of war nt Indianapoli. allotted yea- 1 tlon uPn a" l"e Covernor of the Southern
tcrday by Major C. L. Kilburti, C. 8. U. S. A: AT IXIIA.AroLt.S. Illaze k Co Extra (lour, $1 Gl) per brl. A. k II. Schnull Hacon fides, $5 95 rer 100 lb; bean, $1 73 perbuhcl; black te.i,5'J.jc per lb; oap, 4 7C-100c per lb. M. Fitgibbon & Co. Hacon phoulders.
Jj5 There ii (juite a levival now in prore3 1 at ItoUit.s Chapel. M my re brought to ac- S knowledge their wUKedi.c? in the fight of; he i veu, and the work ol grace i manifest.
raTThere w a "L. Mm Ilrotiierhond"
in
4 74 KK)c per lb; corn iiie.il.75c per twt; vinesar, Piiil tde!phia. Thirty-three jolly Uys dine and ' t ma
oc per gau; rar candles, la V im)c per lb; mit, , w.i.e together once a ve ir until they d!e; the lat j
5fc ter bushel; potatoes. Ic f-er lb. Wright, Hate k Magu're Mess irk, $12 75 per brl; hard bread, 4 1 ) 100c per lb; green tea, 97c per lb. AT LAKAYITTK. Karl L Hatcher Mc pork. $1 1 47 per brl; hard bread, 3 fc5 Krt. per lb; extra flour, $1 4!) per brl; ttirn uieil, $1 10 jer brl; beam, 'J'Jc per
bu-hel; hominy, IJ.jC r lb; Itiocotlee, 194 ikt j
lb; roasted coITee, 214c er lb; grten te i,7Uc r lb; black tea,f-c per lb; brown Migar, H 1)5 UH)c Ier lb; vinegar, 7J4'c er gall; etar candles, 157hc per lb; salt, .15c per bushel; jtotoes, ,,c per lb. Jiey nolds & St eer Ilacon sides, S jC jer lb; bacon shoulder?, 4l4'c per lb; mess beef $11 per brl. C. J. Harford Fresh beef, 5c per lb. J. J. Reynold k Co. ltice, He per lb; molasfcs, 3'J'.;c per gallon. A. k II. Stimuli Soap, 53s'e per lb. AT TlKHt HAITI:. A. k H. Schnull Hominy, $1 -H per 100 lb: vinegar, 74'e per gallon; star candles, 17c tT lb; soap, 5jgC per lb. Dement k Co. Hani bread, 3c per lb; extra (lour, $150 per brl; beans, $1 50 per bushel; Rio coffee, 21c per lb; black tea, C5c per lb; green tea, $1 10 per lb; rice tc per lb; brown sugar, 10c per lb; molasses, 40c per gallon. Hanington k Williams Mess pork $12 per brl; bacon sides, 54c per lb; bacon shoulders, 4J4C per lb; mess beef, $12 per brl; fresh beef, S'c per lb; corn meal, 40c pcrbuh; salt, 50c per bush; potatoes, 5 Co jer lb.
Itleetltitr roncernlnjr tlieWounded and SirK Soldier of our Army At a meeting held pursuant to public notice, at the Mayor's office, on -Monday evening, James Make, Esq , wa called to the chair and John H. Dillon appointed Secretary. On the subject of raising and forwarding to the proper place contributions for the benefit of our sick and w ounded noldiers the meeting wa addressed by Messrs. Hlake, Alfred Harrison, James M. Kay, J. II. McKcrnan, Dr. Jameson, E. A. Vinton, Horace A. Fletcher, and others. On motion of Dr. Jameson it was lietftlcrd. That all contributions of supplies, and all um of money ubscribed or which may be subscribed, be placeJ under the control of the Executive Committee, consisting of Wm. Haniiaman. James II. McKernan, Jame Hlake, and Alfred Harrison, Treasurer, to he disposed of ac cording to their discretion for the benefit of the hick and wounded soldier of our army. On motion of Mr. McKeman it wa lietolred. That Messrs. K A. Vinton and Horace A. Fletcher be a committee to tender to Dr. Bobb. the u-e of one or more halls for the use of sick soldiers. The meeting then adjourned.
man to have a solitary "bender" by him-elf. STwenty-five recruits were yestcr 'ay examined by Dr. Hobbs and mustered into t!.e service. Patriots everywhere are rallying at the call of their country. SfgfMr. Thomas W. Douglass, an accomplished young gentleman, is detailed as clerk in
Col. SinioiiM.ii's department. His esj-erial bui 1
ne-s, we believe, is the register of volunteers, and he performs his duty well.
I.NDiA.VApoLis. I m., March 4, leG2. J. '. Jone, Alfmt Harrison, and of Zur : (Ji.ntlimln: Your favor of the3dint. 1$ at hand. It will arTrd me pleaure to omply with your request to deliver my lecture on "Fire arm," thus pen ha nee giving come interesting information, and at the same time contribute the proceeds of said lecture to a worthy cause. I would, therefore, name Friday evening as the time and Masonic Hall as the place for the lec ture. Yours, re?ectl'uily, J. L. Smithmvlr.
Coffee w a held more firmly under the news j New York, but there U no improvement iu the j demand. 1
Sugar unchanged in price. Mola-se unchanged and fteady at 4fi(r42c. Exchange in Urge fupply and dull at par to discount.
(et.eral McDowell outranks the rest; Curtis outranking S gel. In answer to the resolution of the Senate the Secretary of War inclo-es the instructions ot the
j Adjutant General to General Hunter, touching
For the Iaily State Sentinel. A Card. Imuaxapoli. Feb. 27, ltb"2. J. It. Smithmyer, Hq : Dear Sir: We have listened with pleasure to the reading of your lecture 011 Firearms." At a time like this, when every one is deeply intcrestol in whntever appertain to the war, and when evety telegram speuki of various weapons and missile, and make use of many incompre hensible terms in connection therewith, we are assured that such a lecture w ill not only be of unusual interest, but will give information now rnucli iieeJed and sought for in vain iu such concise form. We recommend it to the attention and patronage of our citizen-, understanding that vou intend kindly to donate the proceeds in some charitable way for the benefit of the soldiers. T. A. Morris, Joh.n Love. Kuh'i D. Owkx, J. W. GoRi'ox.
Eni vatioxal. Some jersons in the south of the State are beginning to agitate the idea of having the township libraries supplied fully with text books lor the ue of children iu the public schools. ZT" h id the pleasuie of a call from Mr. üeorge H. Atkins, the gentlemanly and accomplished agent of Herrmann, the great magician, yesterday. I'HisoxAL We were happy to meet in the citv vesteid v Mr. Hatfield, ol the firm of Williams A: Hatfielil, wholesale druggists, Cincinnati. Our friend, Mr. Hatfield, was looking remarkably well. ' Money South We are informell that since the Federal army occupied Nashville, certain Southern currency has appreciated in value there, and that the notes of the State Hank of Tennessee, Florida and Alabam 1 pass freely at par. J"The Kentucky Conletencc of the M. K. Church will hold its annual session at Asbury Chun-h, five miles south of Newport, on the Alexandria pike. The session begins to-day, Bishop Scott presiding. Prisoner elka):d. About two hundred of the prisoner of war lately confined in the Penitentiary at Alton, Illinois, w ere released Thursday last, they having taken their parole of honor and an oath of allegiance. They scattered in all directions, many of them having crossed the river at Alton. Dkatii or a Hhjil Soldier. Janie Werden one of the rebel soldiers iu the hospital at Lafayette, died of pneumonia on the 3d. His re
main were followed to Potter's Feld, at Greenbush Cemetery, in the afternoon, by a wjuad ot prisoners accompanied by a guard. Rev. Wni. Graham of the Fifth street M. E. Church, con ducted the religious exercii-es at the grave. William Hradix. Hlaxk Hook M axi kactcker, No. 21 West Washington Street. At this establishment everything in the stationery line needed bv merchants, clerks, law vers, railroad men and others, is furnished in a style unsurpassed, the quality being most elegant and the prices exceedingly low. We have seen blank book work manufactured in Eastern cities, but the woik turned out bv Mr. Hraden. we hesitate not to say, is infinitely superior. All orders at this establishment are filled promptly.
l"rin the Hoinf Journal, N-w York. J1. 1. W illion Herrmann. The following incident concerning Herrmann, the great magician, who appears at the Academy of Muic, will doubtless interest some of our readers.; "My dear sir," said a recently introduced acU tint ance to us, "allow ine to say, with the profoundeat ssib!e of apologies, that you do not knw what you arc talking about." We had been discussing the art magiea, as now professed, and I h id been denying the possibility of any m m's deceiving me without nppiratu and immediately under my nose. It will be evident bom this, that I had a profound faith in my natural rapidity and aeuteness of observation a faith which, to tell the tmth, I hid until this evening alwavs considered luv elf perfectly jus tilled in entertaining. "Nonsense, my ood fellow," waj my re spouse, "you do not suppose tint you could pick luv pocket without mv knowing when and how it w as done?" "Peih ips not," was the quiet reply. "However would vou be contented if, without doing so. I was to tell you every thing you had iu all your pockets?" 1 laughed pleasantly. "Mos certainly." " Imprimis, a watch in v our right hjud waistcoat pocket." "You siw the guard," I said, still smiling. "Made by Thompson, of Liverpool." "Somebody has told you." "In your left waistcoat pocket, thirty seven cents small silver, copper and one English halfpenny." I examined my left hand waistcoat jiocket. He was right. How the deuce did he lind that out?" "Vou hare no jackets in your pantaloons, except the old fashioned fob." "Well, what is in that?" "A watch kev and a small silver toothpick." The watch key was there. It was an old one which had managed to remain there since it had found its entrance to that receptae'e. Hut the toothpick Iliad lost it for some three days. Mv hand dived after it, and there it was. Mv under jaw dropped, and I tared at my acquaintance uneasily, as he continued: "In the left bie tst pocket of your coat nre five letters" of theJC he gave me the address of two, written by myself, but not yet osted "a lead pencil, F iber's No. 2" it was true "and a forte mnnnaie. Shall I tell vou what is not iu that?" "No."
How did the scamp know that there was no money if? : '- "Hut 1 will tell you what there is. There is a lock and a long lock of blonde hair in a half sheet of letter paper with the name of " "Theie is no necessity," I mutt ere I hastily, as I rose. "And the age, I think, eighteen." "Excuse me, my very dear friend, I believe in you now. If Old Nick is not at v our elbow constantly but I beg your pardon. Good evening. 1 really can't s ity." It was my first visit to Herrmann. Suffice it that it will be my last. That man needs an unconscionably long spoon who eats with the gen tlem.ui in black, or any of his particular friends, in private. The wine may be gord and the meat unexceptionable, but the company iuterfeies sadly with my digestion. Professor Herrmann will make his first and only appearance in this city, at Masonic Hall, on next Tuesday evening. In ! Icl! (eoriie W. Pitts informs us that he
r"r?The next meeting of the Marion County ' . , . c . . . , . . , , ldj ' v rs j . li-ij i.UmiIv (it ! 111 sturn to ntuilv :ilt Iii uTil
Teachers' Association will be hell in the First . , ...
Ward School Huilding, on S turdav March trtli.
;v rat-caaArn.) lew York .Murkct. Siw YtfeK, March 4. Hour ha declined about 5c er brl w ith only a limited business doing in export; sales at $5 40 (V?5 45 for u:erfine State; ;"5 (ü)(5 G5 for
extra State; $5 4')(3 51 for - ij-ertine Western; $5 00(735 bO for common to medium exlra West ,
eni; $. VoOjb lo for shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio, and $G 15(?6 75 for trade brands, the tnnkct closing dull and heavy Wbisky market excited and unsettled with holders refusing to sell below 35c, finally the market bee ame 10 re quiet and settled and a few sales were made at 2J(i3ik:; the market closed with no buyers at over 29c. Wheat dull and declining; there is not enough doing to establish quotations; winter red Western $1 4 ; amber Jerev $1 45; white Western $1 47 (a 1 17 2; amber Iowa $1 33 (ft, 1 in'.,; red State 1 42 Corn rules he try and easier; sales at fiO'j, (fitiP.je for old mixed Western in store and deliveied and 5,-(aUlc for new vellow Jersey and Southern. Pork market lull and rrWs nre without material change; sale at $13 75(7'' 14 50 for old and nt-w mess, flosing with no buvers of new nt over 14(7? 1 1 37.; $IO(.i 1 1 for prime, and $12 25 $14 25 for common Western to very choice city prime mess. Heel" rules qu'et and steady. Lard in fair demand and price slightly favor the buyer; sales at 7,.jn7M4t. Hutter selling at lofoClGc for Ohio and lG21e for State. Coffee Rio continues firm with a fair msine doing; sales at 1 9 1 (ft 20c.
Sugar Raw inactive and firmer; fair to good
refinery o'aCuh-VjV; Cuba o2e; Porto Rico (a he. Rice quiet and without change in prices. Molasses firmer with a moderate business doing; Cuba 25c; Porto Rico 30c. Cheese dull and hearv at 5(A7c.
DRY GOODS.
81
NEW YORK.
& S3 Franklin St reel. Wet of Broadw ay, near Taylor's !Saloi
WICKS, SMITH & CO., Arc now rend' to offer to the Trntle llielrcntire Mock of DiniEMTIC .! I UllIilGX DltV GOODS, embracing 3,000 Packages, At I limn ll.tr Let Rate ! 1,000 Pkgs. Madder Prints, STANDARD MAKES 1,200 Pkgs. Brown and Bleached Sheetings. 10,000 Pieces British Dress Fabrics, UNDER H i; CENTS. 5,000 Pieces, under 16 Cents.
wiiiti: OOI$, IIOS1EKY,
WICKS, SMITH & CO. jaii31-11iu
EORLNOOX 1-XELfISIS. Orthography bv C. Smith, from 10 to 10:40 K lglisli Grimmar, bv G. W. Hronsjn, from 10:10 to 11:20. Theory and Practice of Teaching, by G. A. S.monson, from 11:20 to 12. aktroox i.xrncisis. Arithmetic, by T. J. Vater, from 2 to 2:15 Natural Science, bv R. T. Ihown, from 2:15 to
3:30. I Indiana, an essay, bv Mrs. S. A. Smith, from i 3:50 to 3:45. I Miscellaneous lii"ine- and criticism. i All friehds of education are inv ited to attend. j A. C. SlIURTKIDt.fc, Supt.
WANTED.
Mi"TRoptLn ax Hall. I-ist night Miss Char lotte Thompson achieved a great triumph in Canaille. She fairly electrified her audience bv her flashes of brilliance and genius, not occasionally,
but constantly following or.e ui the other.
Caxvl Naviuatiox. The Wabash and Er.e j Canal, from Terre Haute to Toledo, has been leased to responsible parties for the term of ten yetrs, and is now being put in permanent repair, '
This youns ladv came amongst us without the ,,,t,lp fir "f Ai'ril w5!l W :IS P'0,1 :l co- I .... ,r. I
Usual preliminary pulling, and has fully and d:tion as it lias ever been. I ne company are; firmly established' herself at once in the foremost building several new boats, and many individuals j rank of our act-esses of the day. She w ill repeat are also building bo its, vv hich show s that canal j
the character of Cami'.le again to night and we navigation is to l.e ai-ermaneni ining irom mis stronclv advise all to wittier it It i tron in time lor the next tea year at lei-t.
conception. stnng in ihatacter and full of new j
points and beauties, differing entiteiv from any
customers in this citv and anv amount of new
ones, and also cm spare from 1,000 to 1,500 tuns for shipping to other place-. mih i Im SPECIAL NOTICES. CA I TIO. The market i full of imitations, rrpreetitet to be th
same as "IlKOWN'S IlUONCHIALTKt'CIIES," which arc ! in most c.-s s irluctiv .f poit:ve ii.jary. Many i-aU-r j will r C'lniii'Mid iiift-riitr prfparaootis at:f l.wr prired rtki-s, iitlV'n! lie nirv jrct:.t t thenwUr Ak fi-r iiüd ' OliT.UX only "HKDWX'S I'.HONCHIAL TliOCIIKS,'' which by lm; exp-riiiC( liav proved tht-'r value, having rcct ivft the sanction ef physicians pin rally, and toti- j menials from minent m-n throughout the country. j I'.IH iWN'S liKONCHIAt. TKeCIIKS. when allowed to!
dissolve slowly in the mouth, have a direct influence to the afTi cte.i part: the sedative and stkii:ff effect to the miicas lining i f the whidpipe into ihe Hroncloi allays Iul.
tiiotiary irritation and pive relief in Couchs, Colds, and
the various ThroatafTeclioii) to singer are l:aMe.
200 Recruits Wanted Füll THK - j
-OF j I" I even t!i Iiif:)titry?
WUSCH
wUkU naWie teai.r aud 58 East Washington treet, a.tjo-intiff (M4 Fellows' Ha!!. , . , I. It. t'OIT, First Lieutenant !ccll-ilo o- Elfvarnth Infantry, Kecruitit.irOfiicer.
FXTEXalC XsTOTICE.
WANTED.
A dailv line of canal loat will commence
running from Terre Haute to Toledo on the first
of A; r l.
other rendition that has In en presented to us in this citr. There should be no delav in cur citizen wishing to see this ytiung lady's perform m ce a. she mo?t positively remains with us but mm.aa A.- Mr i r rt. liAP lir.l lalU ifT.mtinfii
... ... , .. and prs iiers garnsoncl in that citv and uoon the uetnaiiding her presetKe iu other cities; besides , , . T1.
which it is the last w eek but one of the present
'We understand that Messrs. Eirl & H .tell
er, ot Lafayette, are awarded a portion o ti e contract for supplying. subsistence to the soldiers
TOtII.IM). tV 'i.V, nrncii-.lv Ii liast U iishingtou Mreet,
Hjve heeti ajipo-t.ted agents for the t-ale tf i ii u a i: s t v s s i i, a ci o , ;
I nr. vv w.Mir rtr c i. hi, .i ia s, nrire cure oi tnicn, j -v-r -Cola, ore I hrodt, Hrijichtis. W h'-ezin, rrilatioti ot the f Vw
WANTS'." "FtK SALE," "FOR FF.XT." "UJ, F0UXl,""IOAKOlXCf,,,4t. Advertisemer.ts coming under these hea lines, not exceeding tive lilies, v i I lbe lertedor.c for2icrnCs.
tle Hunter-Line ex i-edition, dated .lanuarv 21
The order to General Hunter sav a the General
in Chief, in giving you this information, desires
to be tin
The
MAJOR J. W. CORDON Is authorized lornis in Indiana.
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS BOUNTY. ! 1)AY FKOM f 13 TO 22 PKK MONTH, WITH KA-? THINS, uaner, medical attendance, Ac . complete. All who enlist w ill at t-nce be rloihed, su'-si-ted ; and provided with ever thing esset.tial to thfir con.fyrt : bv the Governniert. "Theterm of enlistment isThrec Vrnrv, ray to commence from rate of enlistment. i Norie lmt atd.-to,iied sitfle men, between the air? of : 1 and So years, need appU.
Kecruiting lndcivous ui iieizer s new nnnaia?, .u. ,
ATTORNEYS.
scasi,!!. Think of it! our Temple of the Drama to be closed for a time. Embrace the chance to witno-good j'rforraances whilst it is open.
most lii.eral terms lor me iiov eminent, i mis firm is the leading wholesale grocery establishment upon the Wabash, and we may say in the State. Messrs. Earl & Hatcher are liberal ai d piüiotic citizen, and enterprising and highmii ded merchants. Fortunate is it for the Gov eramei.t that it ha such honorable contractors. Inpiaxa Wot xped at Ln ivitLE. The fol-
BENJAMIN 11 A RR' SON. Late of Wallace Jt H irrison.
WILUAM 1. FISH HACK, STfel 27-i4t
Late of Conner A Fishback.
"7"AXTF.D. Four or ere furls, ttree ror .linbif rx m and twofor other work. In puire at MorrialloUst.
HARRISON & FISHBACK, ATTORISn3T'3 -ft-T LAW,
J A NTK D CfTY OKlKnS At the hiirea; market
rate by
octl2-l:iJ
W M. Y. VMI.KY.
No.10.1, E. Washington street.
tf;" A daiürtrou counteifeit has lately made its apjearai.ee on the Hank of the Common weahh. New Yoik City, of the denomination of ! one and thtee dollars. Ther are imitations of i
the genuine issue and so r.early are the two alike lowing soldiers, wounded at Fort lonelson, have tht the Urion are reidily taken hi those not j armed in IouiTil!e, and are in General Hospiversisl in detecting sulIi fraud. The bet rule ; tal No. 5: would t to lefu-e all the ones and threes of j I. H. A 1 good, private, 11th Indiana, Co. F, thisUiiik. ' riiiht arm.
Henry Weak, private. 12th Indiana, Co. G,
0FF1CF. NO. 62 EAST WASHINGTON ST., (Over Munson t Johnston's Stove More,) IXfUt lAToUS, IPIAS A.
T
UTANTEr-COCNTT ORUEUS At tie Fit-hejt market rates Fj WM. Y. WILLY. Xo.10', E. VV ahiDil.n treet.
MUSIC.
HE USDEttSIONEEi HAViyO ASSOCIATED
incuaseiv r lotiurr iu lue praoir wi .
tien.1 tn all leral business f ntruted to their care in the
Mate and Federal Courts. EKNJ AMIS H V KRISOX. j WILLIAM P. FISHBACK. i f
riA.ÜOS! I'IAXOS!
etitirely different policy liad Iw-en declare,! by the GoveriiRteitt. The chtiiiiou acbca.e a wild and int ncticale. He contended that mvgmnim'.ty w the gtevt est virtue of vi. tot, and mal we should go forward with the Constitution iu one hand and peace in the other. Ir. Cowan aaid that he agreed with the Senator from California. AdjourLeJ. HOUSE. The Houe took op the rennylvanu conteste-I election case. The ending resdutoti Iciug that John Kline ia not but that John 1. Vet eel, the sitting member, ia entitled to a seat as meml-er of the Third Congresiotiil District. Adjourned.
From Uhlnf ten. Waiii5ütox, March 4 Several week ago the House pusceJ a resolution asking the War De pirtioer.t whether thee ha been a literal compliance with the act of Congress, repairing the oflicer of the regular army, appointed in the ne reiuient, to be assigned to duty iu Uie field, and the officers appointed from civil life to be assigned to duty o' recruiting for those regiment. In reply, through the Adjutant General, it i täte! that all the Colonels of the new regimenU
. I .v ". i i l . Liken Irom the regu.ar ariuv, two eacepte!, are deretood that a. cmmaid independent io j ... i . -
vou is not given to General Lane, but lie is op- i f,- " " erate to all proper extent under vour u;ervision J -V,'?.10 """'? hq-rtment and control, and if vou deem 'projer vou m,v ! ,Flur!dt and I and of Ne Mci.co. vourselt command the eii.!ition which mav ' he" the rgamz.tiou of the new reg.menu w-a 'undertaken under these circumstance. The j uituef.eed. a lew of the regular officer a pGcneral in Chief will not give vou a formil leave ; P01"1.1 1 l,,ern to7 a. .tlue eiojoyed m
according to your application, but he authorizes
you to absent yourself from vour command for thirty days at your discretion. The Herald' dispatch says: It i understood that amusement have been made for the release from their parole of all the officer of our army, regular and volunteer, who have been out on parole by the enemy. We have such a host ol Mis,oners that theie is no longer any nf ed that a single officer or private shall le any longer on parole. The House yesterday passed the Senate joint resolution declaratory of the intention ot the act tK lull iii. f l t.t ! i tl.A s2 r . f i C..w
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pense mcurreil in raising trops. so a not only ! . . , . : ' , . . . ; .. t- . ii.... .ii, c i ,i ' states that, in accordance with the act to promote to urtrilt- in ilolit-i rittitr.ii'tMl lcliii Im. mihi- tli . '
nJB.: ,.f tt.. o ...I ..,ii,io,..,i i e elhciency of the n ivy, Capt. Gold-boro was
jjtjh O tv u v t. iiiiu injvwi a.v
7.NTKT T THIS )FI"ICF. A an ppi tire to
IxuU and Ton-its, and Disas of the Lünes. Sold iu , i far of axe. He must brfajr tb- nest w.mniriidalarce b-xes, 25 ct, 51 cts.. ar.J pleach. nl-Uwlj tiis as reitarda Lis capaWlity, habits tf industry and mmml m w . honesty. None other need ajjdy.
Pt.irt;nr the svstetn of recruiting, but nearly all
ot thui weie relieved on the passage of the act j to which relerence is made. Iu the nineteen old ;
; regiments, of 2rl officers, not recent appoint
ments, who would otherwise be avail ib!e for duty with the regiment, 521 nre general officer and 2J field otfiiera of volunteer. TL'k, how e er, doe not include officer detaüel from the staff cor of the regulars. Notwithstanding 'Mi or 4') political prisoners were released on the ii"2d of FHjrutry from Fort Lalavette and Warren and the old capitol building bete, at least an ejul iiumoer are till con'ined, they leiiig either spies or considered of dangerous character.
I)eremWr 11, 1451.
Henry M. Scott, Notary Public, will tke a.-knowieorf-
menu of devds, 1c. t ta above oSic.
2e:12-iJni
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Uf The ice crop f ulevl at Mad.son tin seasm. , e McChtine. private. 1 1th Indiana. Co.
Jir. Jianin rviuiiur.. one 01 w:e mo-t entert isinc i V whole leuUi of atlomeii Willi irrapes-oo.
r.f A-r. La made arran efr d ;.v. m i"r,ft,.i, kirlr Corrwiral. 52.1 Indiana, Co
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Gor e W. 1'itta. of this citv. for a full .,r,r.t. E, un
e- -rrj- ,.ii , .1 - i.... I t .... .1 . I "HI
Aireaoy reariy inrrr nuimim ton nav e teen '
-biped to Mr. Kimmel by Mr. I iti.
PATENTS.
! P AT E IT T S
mm
. . i r. .A.-A.i.nt !j il.oitiri arKTtTAINEII FOR NEW INVENT10NSsirr.vr.nl
Uer khCe tue wounu i-" 'tu ; - . ,,, No Pi- ; can be assured that tbernowh-re a better oi.iortanitr
W sV I ll'MI'K, -! IS'M,' B m WW
HKAFFK AND BETTE K INSTKL'JIEXTS than w ere ever
i tlere m tnis market. iy ar-t.1
j rmneenlit with Eastern llaiiu i manufacturer are such tlatlcan ! furnish all orders 15 per cent.
cheaper than any dealer in the West, and I warrant their, superior Instrument. Only for cah. Call and ae at Messrs W H. Talbott k Co's Jewelry Store, No. 34 Washjrgtrti street. PIANOS. yELODEONS. ORGAN'S, GUTTA RS, VIOUNS, ACVOilDEONS, AcTL'.'LD AND kL FAILED.
nvir.ft had over twentj je vrs experiete tLe ptiMic
nominated s Flag Officer iu command
the
From t'ttl ro. St. Lot is, March 4 A special to the Republican, from Cairo lid, says: Columbus has been evacuated and burned by the rebels.
demand lor the jut objert which America could not fad to act ede to. lie refi ted the ideithtt the American Cjverr.tnmt i i. Ü u ei.ranl tjr a mr nnl argtied tint the inte-et of KfgUrsd were im U uiid up with Aruenca, thtt it n in every respect on-i lr iab! U inllict a ttng that it mirht tk cei.tun to rem ve. Mr. Drinht endorse! the tor.e of tM O'lrent cent; but cot.dem:,eJ the tone of the IYes. Order hate bees recei-re: at JsheerT.es to d atnsLtle all gunboat rfepared for ccmniaiion on derthe ArT.erirarjd.ßicaliv. The Daily Sert and &tT p.b'ih the eTre pondence with Mr. Sewarl relative to the pasnage of Hntish tn; throach the htste of Mut e. The latter journal arrord great praie Mr. ifeward for h'? ccur-e in thi respect. The rea dir. of the adJte to tle Emperor of France bad Lkeri place in the Senate arl debate comntenred upon il on the hh irt. The addre regrets the suiTeriri; ir.SicteJ by American ci il war on trade and m nt;ltcture tut agree wHh tl.e Erajcror thvt the friendly relations of tlt to counlrie rvtwie wetitralit y in cumt-ent and believe that the quarrel Ül l ill the sliorUr if r.ot omp,icatd by foreigu Iu3aeucc. Southern .ev. LoctaTiLLi:, Mar. 4. No pee will Leren Tier I repaired to any jint in Kef.lucky. The N-ishville Time of the 1st, i informed that Jtne A. Sel len, of Virginia ? rebel Sec teuiry of State, rict Hunter. Two bridges ou iheNasJnille and Decatur rilnad. tn-tween here and Franklin have been destroyed. It is al-o rejtrtd that a bridge ner Colnmbia. fca ten destroved. lue it ev.ri!ft.ic::t prevail outh of Nah?il!e.. and large nutnbers ure Hee:ng further aouth. The rivers are reveJ.ng very '.wly, and tiigation for t!ie hrge-t cUs boat will pro'jibly continue for some time.
North Atlantic blockading juadiun, believing that no occasion could arise wlrch tmuld more
fully cot respond with the intention of the law or
be more pregnant with happy HiUuetices as an exa tuple.
. . , I , t I I A I A ItlUCIlbVtIUiaill l-.JilIV.I.s) ,,., VILM, I he gutilimt Benton with Gen. tallosi and . GqiIMmo m.ehe H VuJ f (IlUlk, of Con
commanoer roote went aown tue river to-uay i t if .yp.
on a leconnoissaiice ana tounu me icoeis nau .
tied, having removed their guns and laid the
town in ashes.
ices and gallantry displ.iv cd in the
combined attack of the forces, commanded by him and Hrig. (ten. Hurn-ide in the cajduie of
Roanoke Island anl the destruction of the rebel
The re hels destroyed everything that could not , UjU ou t!ie7(, M! a,)d ,Uh of Ft.bru ,rv
be carried away.
Ihe ret eis retreated to Fort Randolph. The town of Columbus is nothing but ruins. The guns have also been removed from the Island below. From .tlisonri. St. Loi is, March 4. General Ha'leck, in a
general order says on the recommendation of the
Hon. AnOtew Johnson has formallv been ap-
p i.iited Miiitaiy Governor of Tennessee, witn all the j i wer?, duties ami functions j-erlainitig to oflice during the pleasure of the President or un til the loval iuh ibitant of that State thall organize a civil government in accordance with the Constitution of the United Slates. Iu order to
ihe exeicise of these duties it became necessary
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(iovm.or and several iüd. rs of the Srates.it is! ,rl 10 a ra.mary n, niri nence ine
.1. .... 1.. 1 .1. .. ..11 i ! rre-ident pomuttel him a
decided that all liteiistsj attomevs, eouiistdrs,
Hiiiiadier General. 1
or ..octors, be requested to take the oath off 1 1" -II-"""""''1 nate to day continued alleci it.ee prescribed in e sixth section of the ; 1 l,e I-'O-ent (..,vemmei.t of 1 entree U-inj
passed October ' u-uijmiiou, votj jtropvr iintuiiig-ijn-jn win, " I through the military Government, be given to the
Ordinance of the State Covention IC lsi;i
V, W . III ".
Judge of State Courts will refuse to permit lo- W'l 10 :,ulie il unA- . r . anv one to practice it. their cou.ts who relt.se or 7 '.'e UiiU!lt 0 , Andrew Johnson for that neglect to take such oath. 1 rs,lK"; piis.dered by evcryUidy as esmnentlv The lUiarnJ of Assessment in the city of St. j IM"IW bt!l "v" ol los ,cul.ur hme.-s lor the Louis, for the benefit of sulle. ing families driven ! ol,, H,,,ü . hl P'1 l-ij mong all loyal from Southwest Missouri, having completed its l $ ' l ins devot.ou to In-oau SUte labors and rendered a final report, is hereby dis- ' 1 i,e venior oy the accept . nee ol the oflice solved ' lieces.'-aiily vacates his tosition as Senator. 1 he - j term for which he was. elected will not expire till Foreign .cv. j March next. PouTLANi. March 4. The steamer Norwe- ; Hepie-entativt Etheridge and
gian, Irom Liverpool on the -'Hth, via IaiiiJoii- j t1 Cieik of the House, are nuking ar-
deirv on the i! 1st, arrived this morning.
raniiemeiits to return to Tennesste.
The oobtital news nossesses no oarticular in- 1 Koirt C.Kmg, ol Ohio, was to-day COl.nrmel
terest. y the Senate u Minister to the Argentine re-
Tho Anglo Sixon. fi-om Portland, arrived at j I'';!'C-
Specials state that the President has nominated
Abi am Wakeman as Postmaster ot New York in place of W. 13. Taylor. Every thing in the vicinity of the army of the Potomac lemaius in a state of iiuieluue. fivactia tion of Columbus. St. Loi is, March 4. (Jen. Halieck ha telegraphed the following to Mnjor General McClel
taining colored laborers Irom any part of North 1 hn'". America, and advocates the emigration of free J Our eava!ry fcom Paducah m irchel into Conegioe. from Canada to the West Indies to de- lumbus yesterday at 6 P. M., driving before them velop Ihe cotton culture ol those Islands. the enemy's rear guard. It is asserted that the Government had said Therlig of the Union i now flying over the
there was confirmation of the news bv the Africa, the boasted Gibraltar ot the W est
that the Spaniards had sustained h decided defeat at the bauds of the Mexicans, and that the üis-
Liveniool on the 'ith.
The news is very meagre and uninteresting. Gut: aT IJuriAiN. Patliainentary proceedings on the 11 lit weie unimportant. The bill authorizing marriage with a deceased wife's eister was passed to a seeotiO reading in the House of Commons by 149 to 133. The ivf urge the removal of the prohibi
tion iu the West Indies against the etloits fir ob
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i inuiug iiuiiseii coiup-eiei v lunici on 00111
sides of the Mississippi, the enemy was obliged to
evacuate or surrender.
A large quantity of artillery and stores were
captured. H. W. Hallkk. Major General TliO I. 1 ! 1 u ! I, it tj t)tn 1 ifVi i! 1 1 FiiL,,rl iil'i:.ii.ii.l t
.V ivii'," nip ,-7 ftijv. ., 't Wi. Villi Culium. dated Columbus', Ky.. March 4: To Major General Halieck Columbu. the
Gibraltar of the West, is ours, and Kentucky is I
tree. At 1 o'clock this morning the flotilla under Com. Foote, con-isting ol six guntioats, four mortar boat and transport convene I the tilth Illinois, it battalion ol the 51th and 7 1 th Oh-o and jölh Illinois, under command of Gen. Sherman, proceeded to this place. On arriving here it wa difficult to snv whether
patch of reinforcements is necessary. Fkaxce.. It is rumored that the Prince Najtoleon i dissatisfied with the terms of the address on the Roman mestion, and will move an amendment lor more energetic Unguage. The bourse continued to be heavy, and on the 19th the three per cent, rentes further declined nearly one halt per cent., closing at C'JfÜäc. The tour per cent, declined uioie than one per cent, and closed at A decree is publish ed admitting into France, free of duty, rough and purified cast iron, old iron birs. hoojis and sheet iron, steel in bars and sheets and rolled copper, w hen coming from abroad and destined for re exportation, after having been converted, iu French
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workshops, into ships, machines or any otner tue lortincation were occupied oy our own carwork in metal. airy scouts from Paducah or by the enemy. Another decree reduces the interest on treasury J Every preparation was made for opening riie and bonds to 'JtjiOt.'t and 3'., per cent, according to ' landing infantry, when Gen. Sherman ami Capt. the time ot Tailing due! j Phelps with thirty soldier nude a deo-erate reThe Moniteur says the Government of the Em- j connoissmce w ith a tug, steaming directly under .eror has received 'information at Rome respect j the water batteries. Sati-fied thatour troops hid ing the pastoral letter convoking all Hishop to possession, they landed, ascended to the summit, Rome for the canonization of martyrs, the letter I nd together planted the stur and stripes; amid hiving been published in France without having ! the cheers of our brave tars and soldiers, been pteviouslv communicated to the Gov em-j Though rising from a u k bed to go uj-ou the went. Cardinal Antonelii replied that the iuvi- expedition, I could not resist landing to examine tation was siinnlv a friend I r one and not obli-rn- the works, which nre of immense strength, coti-
tory in character, only intended to give weight ; sistirg of tier upon tier of batteries upon the j to ihe religious ceremonies. j ri1 thick ab utis on ti e land de fortification', j On this leply the Ftench Government express j They npj-ear to have been evacuated hastily. A ! ed the wish that the Hishop should not leave ! considerable piantity of ordnance and ordirmce j their dioceses and must not ask permission to stores, a number of anchors, the remainder of ; juit the Euipiie except where serious diocesan in- the chain which was once stretched over the river j teresu should call ihem to liome. j and a large supply of toqeJoes, fe'l into our pr j The application for conversion of the 1 per i session. i cent rentes had re irhe-i 2 I.O.00 .00(1 francs. Desolation was risible everywhere. Huts, j LivEiirooL, Mar. '21. It is repotted that inu-j tent and barrack presented nothing but their j ranees are dailv effected on ship and their car- ; blackened remain, though the town was spared, j goes to run the blockade of the Southern jorts. : A garrison was let: in the woikot nearly 'J.OW j
f he highest premium paid is lo guineas and the infantry and 111 cavalry
ship are entitled to se:eet any port. In same risk to ports easy of access are as low as ten guineas. All the vessels insured were steamers of 1,5'J') tons. The French Hourse is believed to be tinder going an improvement, ow ing to a receipt of gold Ip-m London. The telegrarh from the ReJ Sea to London is now open. The iron-plated steamer Warrior is ordered from Gibraltar to Portsmouth.
IVilit Dispatches,
(Signed ;
G. W. Cri Lt v.
Hrigadier General.
ro..iiiio.i..
Wamiit.tox, Mirch 4.
Adilit ionat foreign cw ,
Port i. am, March 4 The following is addi-i tional news by the Noiwegian: j The Journal Hymua den:at.ds a monarchy for j P ru bv universal suffrage. I
j Home, Feb. ). The pxdice have made many j ' arrests. ;
The proclamation of the National Commander j has been secietly posted up l eic. I he Com-j inandcr bof-es for eaily tucce,s, but counsel pn-tieuce.
It is believed that Napoleon has given an as suiance to the Pope that the French troops will
' hot leive Home
(Mipular in inifev.atiou prepared to ce!e-
1 brate the anirveoarv ol the catduie of Gael
SENATE Mr. Sumner presented a memorial Numerous patrols traversed the ueet to prevent from merchant and others doing business on the I jl8 taking place. Pacific coast ak ng irntneiiate action by Con J HtKLi, Februarv 20. The puestiou between gros to provide; for the trinportation of the i pru-.u and Austria is continually widening, mails between New York, Panamt anl Aspin- i Xhe languige of the Prussian and Austrian awall, as at resent the United States have no ar j rer4 j3 u4jv more hostile, rangements for such transportation. Referred, j - j,e agitation in Germany i increasing. Mr. Dtvia presenteil a j-ctition from the citi- Austria, bv her m-ent conduct, had lost much ren- of Hoston asking Congress to drop the negro j Gf her intluice in Northern Gertnanv. tjue-tion and atten! to the business of the coun- ; Pari, 21 The Temp and other French jour try- ml, demonstrate that a nionarchhl restoration in Mr. Dixon offered a joint resolution tint the j Xorth America will only benefit Spain and the vacancy in the Hoard ot Regent of the Smith Swinish rooiiarchial interest alone existing there, sonian Institute by the death of Prof. Felton te f r believe! that the ?peech of Prince Naryjleon
filled by Henry Barnard, of Connecticut. Laid un the adilae of the Senate, will expre the j
over. real policy of the Lmperor on the Iulun ques On motion of Mr. Harri, the bill for the wfe tion. keeping and maintenance of United Slate pris- The following is a umnnrj of the newt taken oners was taken up ami passed. j out by the City of New York": On motion of Mr. Collamer, the bill authorir j The Tuscaror. left GXralur on the Hth last
ing the commission for the jtreserration of the j fur the Sani.li waters.
Atlantic fisheries was taken up.
Sue had been watching the Sumter, which
The bill authorize the President to appoint a t it rtmaioed at Gibraltar, unable to procure
commissioner to take measure-, for the re-erva- j coa. tion of the fisheries. The bill waa passed. i jo !,, House of Commons, on the 17th int..
I ett iy Sud lor 1 .realar, jravrif tirw, siiiito,i mDW'TSfiiui) cirn wnmo ne iuir imamnieui j
John Co "an. private, 4ilh Indiana, CO. I, lop xc, a ad re AM (Ui KkOAUNAX. I put in perfect order. H. X HONAt'kEK. l 's I .... ... .... ir. ii.. . Tl 1.. I II .ll.'ll
I nivi-iij 1 ateriT a i ' "nrj , iA.uiri' s.. juii.n."ii "
t of head.
The confiscation tili was then liken up
Mr. McDougal, of California, resumed hia speech He quoted from Justice Story and other writers, a showing th.it there should be no confiscation of any private property. He (McD0ug.1l) contended that Ihe provision in the bill relating to the freeng of slave-, was unconstitutional. He then quoted from the declaration of the Pre-ider.t and Secretary of Stite to show that an
the supplementary estimates for the naval and military expedition in the Trent affair amounting in all to 913,000 weie moved and unanimous;) agreed to. Ir the debate on the sufject Mr. Hrigbt strongly denounced the policy of the Gov. ern aießt. He said the money bad been more than thrown away. The threatening menace were quite uncalled for, and gave Earl Russell' fitt dispatch which he said had more the appear a:.ce of a declaration of war than a courteous
from l'orfres tion roe. FoKTRtsA MoNkot, March 3. Noth'ng ha vet been he ml ol the lelcised Union jriotirr. No rligof truce lit pi.ed between Fortress Monroe and Craney Island. Gen. Wool h refused to permit any more passengers t go South. The Constitution on her way uo to Newj.it News was. tii-cd oa by the rebel boat but wa tio. damaged. I rotxt iioaton. Ho-Tox, March 4 The tteam tug HotnJmsit arrived at Prowncctown to dy, and rc;ort she jske a tishetnnn, who id tlie frigate Vermont w on the 1st in-l., at anchor ou George's H.iiik w ith her m ists cut away. I rom Itult iiiiore. Haitimre. Marth 1 The Miryl.tnd Legi latin e u.et in caueas Lift flight and viitelmi ti e 1 U:li billot for Reverdy Join sou for United State Senator, lie retr.ved 3r out vfi'2 votes. Senator Pea rce revci 1 ed 3-') votes. The balance weie scattering.
from 1'tals. S.vi.T Lvai. CiTr, March 4 At the Territorial election yes tin Ity the vote was unanimous" for the State Constitution. Hiighim Younjr a elected Gotenmr and Heber C. Kimli'.l Lieutenant Governor, without opjtosition.
CROCERS. "VA, . Catr II. M B 2V 7 m. M'lloU'HIlIf CarCalN. Cornrr sstitnartu and Dela r MreeU, Indmnnpolla WAVINV, THE LARGEST 8TiXTK OF GliOCEBlEl I in this city, Hh such fscHule astoenaMe as to m 11 as low as any huie in tb Weft, t invite dealers to rsimhir our co.mIs arxt prk. b-ftwe parchadng elwliere. Just received on confiKMuent. 4-0 Hall t rl. new White IVL. Hi Mackerel. 30 nrw Peanuts. t 1 1 f or sal e at very low f pure. 11IM0 A. 4 W.ECHNCIL.
TAKE NOTICE.
'I
WW. UNI)FI:SMNEI HAS THIS DAY FLT:CHA5EI
tl.e St4k of tim.4 owned by K. A. Hall, lu the l-M
Ellow.' !iui'..linr. No. 2, and will nw keep a oun plete assortment of the latest flcs of Ijixsl, attd will keep i (eriera-ed workmen to suit all the 4d customer a well a the ih-w o:ie, whom he solicits to five him a call before purchasing elsewhere. He will als keep a food assert me nt of Men's and Boys' Clothing OX HAND. Alao a. frood Stock, off rnrnlsblai In't forget the place, Odd I HouV Hall, .o. 2, TYASIIIN'aTON" STliELT. rr...Ti uiLU:n. jaiil.T-'l.Tin
HOTELS.
io w 1: 11 &s 11 oti: l
(roam-Ktv nasi r.'s )
7 aV' JIS JtsaJa
Oj.poiic tLe Aftor H"U-e arid I'ark, w York, I'ICIC i: Ol HO A II ID i .V Fl It DAY. riliys mz e-tal.'ished and popular hou-e Las re eritly 1 Uen rebu.lt and irreatly rninrired by the addition of over loo rooms and tiow ha acounncKla;in- fur ver 3j0 persons. It has also bren thorouahly renos ated and ref irnishe!, and i l.ea'ed ly steam ail hjrl.ted Ey (tas tl:rotitliot. 1 hi hotel ha. ociC of the bet Uatioiis in the citr, i es-y of acrrs- from all the 'teaii.tnata r.d railroads leaJmt; to ll c-.tr. and is cot.Teni-nt to all tr.a t-itr rr-n ej ar-es. It ha now ail the requisite of a f.rt riasf hotl. insuring the comhrt f its inmates. Tha pafrona,'.; of th traseüi.jr pulhc I rf p-rtfu.ir ohcited. Irrrosfl to per 4y. II. L. IliHKKs, M21-d3ia rropl-ioT.
witi:k. hotel, SOSII, II, 1.1,1511 t OlllTLAM) M" .NEAR bl.OAli'.VAY, M:U .(HK CUT. Thi ol 1 est ijjPf-.j aj,j famtitr rr-ort tf tl.e bus n 1 conmmnity Lah en recently teh'ted, and Is complete ii rrvtL.iir that can mil. ister tu iL comforts of its patra.. Lurfie and fatn.l t are t ecislly and carefully providel f.r. It is centrally loctrd in the I uloi pa t of tie can , od is cofiMfiious to the principal hne of steaDtoaii. cars, cnar-Su , ferne, 4c. In co:s-f4tj iter ,.f il.e pre.tir cssd h, tLe reliel'.l'-a prices have been reduced to One Dollar and Fifty Cents per jDJirsr. The tal!e is amply Mprlied w;tlj all th IsarWs of lhseaon. and Is equal to that of any other hotel tn ths country. An:j !e arcommo-isMons are offered fr upward rt ine gvf ts. tfm Iw cot l-l.eve runners, harkmen, and otlers, who may .ay the Wettern Hotel ia fall. D. V. WINCHLSTER, Proj netT. TM'm. I. Wis Hfr. frt lS-d2lil
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