Daily State Sentinel, Volume 10, Number 3566, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 March 1862 — Page 3
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VI DAILY SE.MT1KEL OH EAnlY TRAINS. TIIF. DAILY STATK 9I.MIXM. ei,t by all the early ionir.(r eipreaa and freight train, and delitered I .Tiber in adjacent towna ait th am time It I distributed la limrttjr. Thi rnalle reader at a!;,ti,co frrri the Capital of Irxilan. t. fl the new .f the day from U to twelve honr Ignite they can receive it thp iiirh papera pnh'.i.hed el-wbere. d'aW and carrier In any tf the town t n railroad, center inn at Indianapolis, w'.'.l be upplied with theJSRNTINr.L cm a terma a y 4her paper. Uultfpr the Ii!y w ill he vnpb at
MPT" Mr. Jörn Itgr i. nbot t reopen ti e et , lfnived;'li:Ur:M it Mela mora. Fr n.khn count. rfrkatlag is nor m.i5ßiüi.tr.t on the canal,' and tadics and gentlemen enjoy it. - Cö"! be Sute School Hoard conrfnes in this city to morrow. XZT City Orders fur !e at Fletcher Hank innmounU to auit tax ptvcr. mcl.i d2r
(rni Milne 'nsrrrttiilif orj- Order. HiUgl tnnm Tiuri DiViii. Di-TftiCT Wi.-T T i . .. Febril irt lf.:. ) Saldiert tJ the Third Dirivm:
It w.i tn r gud fortune t .ninjul v on 1. 1 the
COMMERCIAL. Net Verl. .'Inrlvel. i
Kiour ff lower 'th onlt .1 moderate bti;ties
TELEGRAPHIC. ' t ciriki t nTna raiLr rata arTO-J
Anon Report.
A renu rate. Order are aobcited.
SPEECHES OF IlrmlricU nml Voorhcc. Thrpeedi r,f II n. TV-mas A. Hendrik, tha lVmorrat!eCoTenton on the Kigliia of January, 13, mI the apeecb of ITon. Daniel W. Voorhee, In 1 1 Ibue of Representative. February ?o, en the duty of the Federal Government In lt. relation to the civil war and the ol'jpct fr which It hooll irfMrutrl, are for al- at tliia efflc, pbttbt tn a pawrphW t Ma teen p'-, tn
rl'Ktina: Loth p rflf. Fach out am-ii? the al
r2T" Tli'rtj four rt'el prioner in all hive liel In thi city tij to tefer-l j. tlie 5th of March. ; tren. Wrxxl'n brrvJe Irft Bownj Crfen ' f r Na-h Tille l.it Sunday. The 15th and Srth 1
I Indiana raiments form a pirt of thi. corp.
J7TW. W. Tuttle, of New Alb in; , h.is been i appiintel (i'jnrterrnHitrr of tlie cid I'cun Ivania j
I infciitrr. Col. McLane.
f5"Two or three eae of rmlljrfx hnre
caused preit p:inic among the citizens of Hunt uiton, tlti State.
future of Fort IneU)n. tvckrif-t1 ha ktpt tne dh:z (or exp"Jt and l-rr.e cvuuni:tion; $3 X ' r, ll. ..l-!t. . f .m ll.A ..itii.i..a , t..l ,mr.fm .i K I (. nrli 4 S. il I C.'
11 J 1 I L 1 1 111 A III !i'll IUI IMV j U Til' T a I III in hj ; ' v . - v - ' , ' - . v ' VI course and d.'ciline cou !hed on th:it occn ; etlra r:ite; $j 35(5 45 for is; erfine Western; n. The coutitrr, rin'iii it!i tie floiy of $5 5(i5cJ. lor cjuinun to n'eüum ex.ra West th it t i tore, th.u.k. joa, and it. th ink are in- t-i n; J5 IM,! 6 00 f.r vhipplnc brau ! extn round dted prmiou". ; . . t I " r'pOhi'. attd $' 0."(.r:tj 75 for tr.c!c brand,
' i On w if I ilt to airivc ben.te t!. f rt,hnt It ti e m.i!kct nu.-.itivr dull aiuJ bcivj 111 Le ion'p lefore Tour-deel te f. Titten. U h,isy i.n.-rttU'O und lower; tmxll aales at When Tur jrillant ronir.oles of the F.rtlii f'.?'J-c.
From Waahlngton Wahi!-gto?., lirch 4 The fo'Iowin t'. patch n' a receited to iij;ht from the co rr typende: t of the Aci!tc I Trfri: (leoeral It.ir.k.s'." t"rce occupied Mrtir.rur TfMmhr i itl ( tit o; pit;cn, and the pickftj ctnlinue t. bring in pri-i'i.er, although few in nurn bcr they nreof much inijortance. Amon? t!ioe taken ltt niht was Rer. T. J.
McVeigh. Chaplain of the 'Jd Virginia infantry,
to le allow el to rlcir from ourrrt or t Ioel the prteM.n of njr tlp, if they refu.e-1 aur rcumniml ition to the country. Vi e bill u refetTfxl. The confictkii bill wws takan up. Mr. Morrill roüde a peech in favor of it when it was poj-tposeJ utiCl tinjiorrow.
; - The Senate theu took up iL bill dning tbo j pay atd emolameiits of ctllceraol tbcartny. Ad
journcd. HOUSE The IIaue took tip the Suie'a joiot reolutia apewpriatirj: $",000 lor remoting the army bakeries from the Capiud building. Ou motion of Mr. liUke the teolutiou u tabled by 76 aptiusl 42. 31r. Duell from ti e Committee on Kevo!ution ary Pension reported a bill for the di.-contin-uance of the pensions to the children of oCicer and aoldiers of the rerolution. A letter trom the Secretary of the Interior ws
the Second Division, i due the donor of the I it and Southern. ; rmncd thirteen miie ea?t of that place I -"'d. " hicl he aid such cairn, are uo. juu-
fiht the evening b ittle of S itur.I t the re j l'oik m uket dull and price are without mv 1 The ime ntli.-ritr .tT hi arnif i well pro- i h- XJ merit ot the applicant, ainl were noi
d clothed. : F'-er-emea oy inoe min eerin-e wrrauiei an
ioe
upon jour Mip-irt, jou did not f.iiJ them joubuer; .i!e of ain'-er 1'ci.n) i vjni.i at $1 42; j He wa captured by Co. K, Michigan cavalry, to eive-l them a.- their l.eroi.-m de-ervel ton en-j winter red Ohio i 41(1 4J'.i. t near Bern ville.
circied them with your rank aixi drove back the loe that pr"Unjed t follow them.
And to ou and the two p.i.I itit refnierit from
I'orn ru1 hivy hih! eaier; -.ales at C' Intelligence from Winchester leads to the be('Gl'oC fur old mixed WeMern in tore and de lief tint Jackon h therein full force, and ha lierel and 591 GOc for new jellow Jerey ! completed his preps ration to oppo. our ap-
roncli thirteen nnie eat of that place
cn(U-t if r storm of the bloody hill on the ri;;ht terial ch-ine; sale at ; $13 75(r 14 371.; fr! visione!, tipp'il ain
üe ti'.üUinz bl toaiciory rth;ch'!aa nl- me; 11 for ptime meai, and $10(fll for
. I . m . l f
re purou ivemucKy 01 tre .son nn'i reioreu Te:ui---et- Ui tLe cjfifelfr.iCT f our f.itlir. All
"Jame Carter, n rtlel prisoner, die! nicld
dt-HvrrrJ on the pr-vnt crti. and htild placed in I before lat at the -South Slicet liopital, Lafay-
hotior to jou! Lkwi Wallaci., (;e::er.il Third Division. The brigade eomnnndeil ly C5 Crult, and t!iat by Col. Smith of MW-ouri, are the portion of the troojH referred to in the I.it pinnph.
th liao !a o( rv"rj ror in t fee Ätat. iml. All oHera prorrpflv fillfd.
Prlrt 1 I-r hnn-
l'roeeedina: mt Iii Mlo C'onrenllon. The extra edition of the Sentinrl, containing the jToeee-Iins of the btli of January Convention, being eihaiMed. anl to meet the additional on!er we arc daily receiving for them, we have concluded to pub!ih another edition it largertype. Those of our frieud who desire to order them will pleie do o promptly. Vrire $ I per hundred. No letter J'M umcnt can le circulated to disabuse the public mind of the erroneous imprestion that unscrupulous jiers and politicians have attetnpte! to create in regard to thechar-c-tcrof the Convention and its action uoii the tuo mentuou isue now lefore the country. A Folk Max Haot onr toTawt. Mr. Michael (Jaliivan who, one ?ii months since, committed an outraeou. assault njon tl.e keeper of an eating houe on Wet Washington treet, was, a day or two "ago, fined by n jury of hi. countrymen, in the Commou I'leas Court, $KH) and cits therefor. Complaint had been previously made to the City Council with reference to thi man Gallivan, specifying thi particular m itter, but no inTestigatioit was h nl. and Galliv in wa retained upon the police until at last he stand before the community convicted and condemned. The verdict in (Jaliivan'- case U exemplary, too. It demonstrate that policemen ami official., dressed in a little brief authority, can not go about abusing at their will peaceable citizen. We hope tho?e in authority, from Mayor Maxwell down, will take warning fioni thi signal instance in which twelve honest men have utteted their deliberate con vie tion.
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Some fifty additional volunteer were !
je-terday aworn into the kervice by Colonel : Simonon and hi Indefatigable assistants. !
Fbchtipioitatiox Herrmann, the Prince of Magicians, glve one of hi world renownel entertainment at Masonic Hall, on Tun lay evening next. He has been the apecial friend of many of the sovereigns of Kurope, more particularly of the late King of the French and the present Em poror of Austria. He L a nun of einul trly varied and discursive intellect. He is a member of gome of the leading scientific associations in the world. He is an artist of but it would be difli cult to fay what he U nut. Let us content ouraelves by aying that he i. a worthier than Cag liostro. This w faid advisedly. That wliich
Cagliostro asserted he would do, as an impostor
alone would hare assertel it, by supernatural
agency, Herrmann does by natural means. At all events we will have au opportunity to see and judge for ourselves. M. Herrmann is accom
panied ty a grand concert troupe consisting of
Mad. Rosalie Herrmann .Signor Amati Dubreul
and other artists from the Academy of Music,
New York. This will bo the only opportunity
to witness the feats of the great Prestidigitateur,
as he performs in Louisville on Wednesday en
route for St. Louts.
M LTRoroLiT a x Hall. We have attended the theatre two evenings to witness Miss Charlotte
Thompson's delightful rendition of Camille, an
embodiment of artistic beauty w hich we never
saw excelled by the most famous artiste, from the moment she enters upon the scene until the
curtain falls at the et I of the last act. The au
dience were he'd pt' bound by the intense in
terest which jdic ihrov s around the play. Her
first act is lull of refreshing and natural changes
from the gayest mirth and playfulness to deep
feeling, which brought smiles and tears ca .-h in
their turn. As the plot dcvelope itself Miss Thompson's great dramatic powers have the op
portunity for full display, and the artiste's ex
OjUisite pathos thrills the hearts of even the most
impenetrable.
To-night the beautiful romantic pi ty of Ingo-
mar is on the bills. Parthenia is in MLs Thomp
son's peculiar line, and the spirited Greek maid en could not have a better or more lovely repre
tentative. With a figure as light and graceful
as that of a gazelle, a face from which intellectu
ality beams forth witli surpasing luster; each
movement, each gesture, each look enchants all beholders. This is the last night but two of Miss Thompson's stay among us, and none should neglect an opportunity to sec thi beautiful and unapproachable young actress. We promise the citizen of Louisville, to which place Miss Thompson goes from here to fullfil an engagement, that titer have a rioh treat in store for them. O Since commencement of the war the three
TM Ii-.- -t i r t .I
.H 1 1 ere was au auoiiionai arrival oi reoei
prisoners jesterday on their w.iy to Columbus, Ohio. There were two car loads av some two
i unl red in all.
t7TGo!d in stnill pi tn'ities h is been discov
ered in the hills near Laurel, Franklin countv.
whereat the people in that vicinage are greatly
excited. The ..recirnens examined are rro-
r.ounced ns pure as the California gold.
t-7Notwithtandiiig the number of troops sent out by Indiana, revruiting still actively prorees, and soldiers, eager for the fray, daily beic:e the Jitate Hou-e at Indianapolis to be properly mustered in. Col Simonson. the otlicer who h.f ch ire of this branch oi the service, is spoken of by all who have had business with him ns a nio?t accomplished olTicer and entieunu His a-it.itit, Lieut. K'kin, also comes in lor a larj:e share of praUe for the many favor hou reciuiting ollicers of the diü'erent regiments. lAf. Journal.
Z5j At last accounts there were three thou-1
amd thre? hundred' and twenty eight bales of
cotton at Memphis, .Tennessee.
rices this is worth over four hundred thousand
dollars.
Irt! lei.! (ieorge W. Pitt informs that he has plenty of ice in store to supply all hi old cutomers in this city and any amount of new ones, and also can spare from 1.0U0 to 1,5K) tuns for shipping to other places. mch l 1 m
iVYesterday, although it was a spring day,
At preset, t j was the coldest day of the season. Thermome
ters throughout town were pretty generally froen to death.
prime. Beef rules quiet and steady. , Lsrd in fair demand and prices slightly favor the bujer; sales at "'(tc. Butter eeliing at 11 13c lor Ohioand 16(3'21c for State. Coffee -Kio continues firm with a fair business doing; ale at 19..(?l2Mc.
Sugar Raw inactive and firmer; fair to good i refinery 6g(?6J4'c; Cuba 6(3"c; Porto Rico 734
Molasses firmer with a moderate business doing; Cuba i!5e; Porto Rico 3Cc. Cheese dull and heavy at5(Z7c.
tTPCol. Simouson, V. S. A., has removed his
headquarters from the State House to the con. er i
of Maryland and Mississippi streets. Col. Simon-
s n and his efficient assistants are pushing the
work of recruiting vigorously.
Z" On Situn'ay next the sale of reervel
scata for Herrm inn's exhibition at Masonic Hall on the Tuesday following, will take place at
Willard k Stowell's music store. West Washing
ton street.
D" The contract forburving the dead connect-
e! with the Confederate army, who may dio in this city, has been awarded to Weaver & Wil
liams at the rate of $'1 50 er corpse.
Donation from Lot isvu Lt. A loyal clergy-
mm from Louisville bearing letters from Gene-
nl IJuell and Governor Morton has visited the
military prison at Lafayette, and distributed two
hundred doll us among the rebel prisoners, us a
donation from the loyal citizens of Louisville.
"Private letters from Col. A. 1). Srreight
received in this city, give the gratifying intelli
gence that that officer has so far recovered as to
nble to leave Munfordsvillc and join his regi
ment in Nashville.
Parsox Alm.x. A numoer of tho rebel pns oners now confined in this city were members of Parson Allen's congregation in She!b vide, Tculics&ee. ' Mr. Alien, it will fa remembered, was formerly pastor of the 0! lS.!i ol Presbjteri in church in this city. The members of hisiShelbyville flock above nioiitione-l are unanimous in their statement that he was an out and outSeces sionist. He talke! and acted secession from first to lat. It was understood that he was open to conviction ou a position as Chaplain of the regiment, and had an apMii.tin!it to preach at the camp on one occasion before the Shelbyvilie company man bed to the general rendezvous. Mrs. Allen, we are h ippy to learn, was uncompromisingly for the Union, and the Union dinner party, which it will be remembered was givesi at the parsonage, was an entertainment of her own, to which the Uiroii members of the congregation were alone invited. Nothing but the peculiarly delicate state of her health prevented her leaving Tennessee. Isifi y He Jon r.
j' S caking of our Railroad regiment at Donelson, the Aurora Commercial says: There was no "reversing" or ".switching off," but when brought to face the enemy the boys "went in" w ith an "open throttle." The reports trom the Hospitals at Cairo aro encouraging exceedingly. Only seven lu lianians are sick at that point. All the wounded, belonging to the armies of the North, are, ac cording to report, doing admirably. The utmost attention is shown them. Their friends and relatives may rest assured of this, a fact which we havo learnt at the Executive office.
The rebel organs say they only lost 7,t00
prisoners at the taking of Fort Donelson. Ti e fact is there are over 5,001) of these prisoners in Indiana, 4.45Ü in Chicago, together with large numbers at St. Louis and Alton, and upwards of 800 officers sent to Columbus. In addition to
this there were afajut a thousand of their wounded. The number of prisoners who fell into our hands cannot be less than fourteen or fifteen thousand. DkATIIS OF l.LBtL SoLDItRS. The foilowillg deaths have happened among the prisoners from t'ie South in Indianapolis: March 4th. Alexander Chesuut, company K, Mississippi. March 5th. Willis N. Hise, company H, 41st Tennessee. March 5th. George P. Witson, 53d Tennessee. March 5th Matthews, 4 1st Tennessee. March 5th. A. J. Weld. n, of Tennessee, (a boy who was engaged as a teamster for the army.) 2T" United States ambulances, drawn each br four horse, are hourlv halted in front of the hospitals in this eity. They tarry awhile and then move slow ly away bearing their dead. SWj sol'iier. sWp: f.im rrotv frta', Ami mii and Mr.f-; 'I'is well with th'-; 'TU wflJ. thoinrh iH-t a sinijlt tar Lanifiit. tti i'liric'l M'luntcer."
i;V kt-v ST. Song The Lament. IT JAMMIIKir K. The 'et sooted toharro Moom in lowly fpriiiir, The tr'-ar clothed and put on th-lr funniK r lrei Ilir! ti til" bu-hfs Ni wl)r hWfrt souiidiliif tHli-ll'-ar the lonely turtle Jove it uiouru for it nute Many lovi-d friends if ouryoiithful days nre iope (ur (tiftril iiictimry will i-nalle us to n-tm uii.cr t lit tu A pliue in our hearts a fleet ion they all hall have We will reinenilxT them tribute of holier pay to tlu-tu Yes many friends together w ill meet and part ac in Member-, of Mrijil tirvle all will never meet again lears pas rabidly some friends with u ure flared To ktcp ever hright cutinectin link of hapy days .Some of u frien4l pray hair w ill ou- temples adoru To honor our k old aw l-t u- worthily live l'ine cords of alleetion will often be secred liliM'Di- Hinler will pa. lovely prinj; toiue :iiu AVheii one of our friend from n part never to m et May we he worthy to have the i.i.-e tilled hy a friend At times we may weep years of pleasure will pas away We can :iot live ulnars with friends that are dear We truly w ill ever lament the loss of dear friends A liavr hp in enr hoorii we shall atl meet axain Here is my handln token of penuine friendship Place "ii tahlet of my heart for all departed friends Indianapolis, 1'62.
SPECIAL NOTICES. The market is full of imitations, represented to be th same as "I'KOWX'S I'KOMTIIALTKoCIl KS," which are in most cases prtnluctire of positive injury. Manj dealers
will rccommeiid inferior preparations and lower priced articles, afford ai more jirotitto themxhes Ak for and 0HTA1X only PbOU X'S - HRnNCIMAL TKOCUES," which hy lon exx-rienc have proved their value, having received the sanction of physicians generally, and testimonials from eminent men throughout the country. r.KUYV.VS l;i:oNCMI b TROCHES, when alkwed to dissolve slowly in the month, have a direct influence to the affected parts; the sedative and soothing effect to the mucus lining of he windpipe into the Ilroni liii allys pulmonary irritation and gives relief in Coughs, Colds, and the various Tliroat affections to w hich public speakers and jiugt rs are liable. ftbll-dly'62
at TaLnoaarH. J Cincinnati .flrkol. CicikaTi. March 5. No change in flour and the demand is quite light; superfine sold at $4 iW(r4 25.
Wheat fiim; sales of ted at DOc and white : 95ia'J5c. j
Cut u til in at 31c. Oats dull und unchanged nl "c. ll e in good demand at 52oj5Jc. Harle v stead v at G5(r 7t).
There is an actie sjeculati e demand for hay, i tight pscsscvl, and prices $1 per ton higher; thete j
ha.s been large purchases ma!c. Whisky advanced to xlOc but closeil rather unsettled under the news fiom New York. Provisions a shade firmer with a somewhat better sj eculalivu demand. There weie sales cf the best brands mess pork at 11 75 on the spot; also 1,000 brls delivered April 1st at $12. and a round lot delivered the 1st of next November at $10. A g' o.l demand for bulk meats, chief! v for shoulders: sales of .'Mll.nUl) lbs at :i -'5ui :j M,
and $"i ."i7 for shoulders loose, and .''(t .'i5gc for) packed; 4x34c or sides, and $1 5f(,4 57 lor! hams. j
Lard dull but held firmly at 7.? 4 'e; 7( 1
8c aie the rales otleied. Co flee was held more firmly under the news New York, but there is no improvement in the demand. Sugar unchanged in price. Molasses unchanged and steady at 4fl(?T P2c. Exchange firm at Jgpremjgold advanced to i24 premium.
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Ceti. McCillaii La is-neil a ceneral order, an : "Plai loiue ouuTiinim; ao-i lurvaer.uiav i..c,
nooiicing with deep regret to the army of the j claim are generally urged tnrougl. speculating Potomac the death of Hrtgadier Cetieral Linder, j c,ii'm arel't, He pays a high compliment to bis public er- ,e J', was P-vice-, intellipeüce and nira-. It pro ides that no claims for oen.ion r in lien. McCJellm to dav issue! a general order 'f pen-ions to the wido or cht dren cr dismissing Col. Kerrigan from the service for the i revolutionary soldiers fhall be allowed where various offenses of which he wa convicted by 1 there is faduie to esUb'.ish fuch claim, rfiurtmirtial Edwards fiom the Committee on i ubdc
m , ! hx;enditures leported a joint resolution, whicli ' Missouri !Vew. ' i was passel, author iiing the SecieUry of Wr t
Seat von Ein. March 1. A special to the Mis- CUUM MU lurnMiea a aimy mppiies. no
tsouri lif publican says: 1 On Wednesday night, Capt. Montgomery, of j WIftl.f j 1 . k 1 1 -a 1 if itt tavitti liia i-iimnibv i& 4iir
firU.,1 ,t k'eitsl'e. llarrr countv. bv t5f) rebels. 1 on Mdiury Affairs, reported a bid lo dehne the
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suppoei to oeiong in who repreenfl them Tbni- vaWv.l ll.tia tfaaA ltatl
i,;n;:... i t from lcing u-ed by the enemy
One of the rtels was killed. ! Vr cuUsu1Wlou üf lhe lAU "P". The balance flexi, taking with them about scv- j Adjournal.
i i i .i . . Additional f oreign ew. 1 1 wo wagons loaded with sutler s stores were ! . , . , ,. . . I burnevl the sameni-htat Major Hatbine's farm,' Hauikax. reb. .--1 he fol.own.g additional ! two miles beyond Kcitsville. ! news has bein recened b the Canada:
l'olonnls Kllis n,l Wri-dit with .... .loi.t 1 1 is rcpi leu mal .-:ioe.i uns na.ifcevtT.il m-
cavairy force were sent to Keitsville. j teniews with the Ficncli Ministers, but they J Price had burned several public buildings at! e.eol course oi au uulht.ul character. j
r .i ettevillc, including the arsenal. lead factory,
f rom Cairo Chicago, Mjx1j 5 A epecial to the 7VA-awe A reguUr Iii. of ateamr w ill rommenr running l.irm Cairo arrd Ci!nrril5 in a daT r two. At pree:)t x trg brnt ntiei ft Uip for O r cccteyjuct of daII rsur. ,.. , ' . . rotlirjg of iccpcrur.ca from L!oar. ttamerUrka4. Xtw Bi.rri)D, Mrcb 5 Cape Srrirg'er f the Un tr! Ststei fchnor.er Gothrie. lepnrr thit he left Key Wt on tl. 2Cd cf Jaauaxj. Tl t'uited Stite 'eim frigatt R.ehtnor.d wer.t ashore on the Sift of FetVuary in th nipbt rn the Aroericau hoal, Florida reef, ttteen trile west of Kct WeM, and still rr mAined there on the 2-2J. " 1'rom llalllnar. Haiti voat. March 5 Hon KevrnJy Johuat ras to-day r'c-ted Lt:itel tatef Senator by tbv Maryland Legislature for six ) tart from March next. I)truetk l ira?. CtiviLAxn, 0 , Mandi 5 Henrxtt'a Block waa burne last nipht. L's $P2S,0tK).
ou hand and unsuitable for use, to be sold for the tcnefit of the United States. Mr. Blair of Wisconsin, from the Committee .n Xfilitnw. ArC.i uhful m l.ltl t.. i1uKi.ii tli.
, Barrv countv, bv t5D reikis, : " -. r'w' " "V" ""v V - to McBride's division, but j W rn,i eroolumeuL ot othcers of the army; also nemselves as Texas Hangers. ' K provide ci.mpensation to loyal citizen houe cK-cupied by our men, I "r llJ tro.-ed, and to prevent the same 4 i lrrtn l.atiiw Ii. aa. I lav f flat AT 1 1 Aa I n
several flouring mills and lUO.OiH) jhjuiiI of flour. Many of the inhabitants along the mad have tied, deceived bv the lies of Price that all would be butchered. A strong Union feeling exists among those remaining. An old soldier of 1M2 brought out a Union flag long kept concealed. The fear that the combined forces of Price, Vau Dorn, McCullough, Mcintosh and Pike will again overrun the country keeps thousands from avowing their sentiments. Price, after a hot chase, is cooling off at Bos
ton Mountain, und Ben.
McCullough is ou this
siue.
Cincinnati ChIIIo .Market for tlic werk eiiUin; .Harcli .jlli. Cattlk. The supply of beef cattle has been inadequate to the demand, and prices of all grades are 5'c jt rental higher. We now quote common at $2 'Siut'2 5f); fair $'2 75(3; good ' 'J5
((III 50, and prime and choice 7 5 (rt 4 tx-r cental, gross. The market closed firm. Hogs. Hogs are in light supply and 50c per
cental higher, closing firm at $ per cental gross. Sum. Sheep are scarce and firm at $3(ü 4 per head.
DRY COODS.
NBW YORK. 81 cV SI, Franklin Street. 4 Wej-tof Ilroa'lwny, ntar Tj Iorb 5aLoa.
PUBLIC NOTICE.
l"rocetinx,? of Hie Velr' of tlie lipicopnl Cliurrli. Wnr.RK.s. the Ilcvcien I Mr. Stringfellow has made to the testry of Christ Church, Indi.iiiajHj-
lis, an unexpecte.1 tender of his resignation of j i . . i .r .i i i .i : .
Hie recioisnip oi ine tuunu, uuwer liic unpii-s-
foundries, at West Point, S )uth Boston and Pitts- i . ,.,. . i n I ' dum that his influence as its i.astoc had become .
burg. Pa., have together manufactured for the , . , . , - . :
symj athy with the detestable S uthern Hebcllion; !
(ovcrtitncr.t: Twelve iiK-h rtt'.ed cannon
...l.VJ
K Irtm-im li. ... T.-n-Hirh. ...... Nine-'.lK'h , f.uht inch Seten-iirf-h...., T ell-pounder
Twelve-Hiiiii.ler. .
T.iitv-n.in.l.i,.
a " ' J 1 "i"" ..-.. ... 1 ... . . .
II .rfv-fH-UTelers 141 i Am v H ki as tne veiry, as toe rrj.rrs,rni!'I i;!fy:p"-'fr JtiveemtKHhmeiit of the Church, feel that they J .uhf v-pounder II ; . 67 One hundred-pounder 5 ate called upon to so act in the 5 remises, as that ::::::iii IS,? 'li: if I.ractic.ble. neither the nntm interests of the liuns of small calibre.. US i l)t k over which the Holv Chost hath made the
TO.nLIM)X V lrn--ists, !Vo. Is i:a.t Wasliingloii Mrcct? llav been aplomted arnt for the al of II It A I i: S I ISM I. A ii O , TIIK VYOXPKKKIL (.UAM U S, for the cure f Comrbs, foils. Sore Throat, Bronchitis, heeiiir, 'rritatioti of the I'vula and Tonsils, and l:sea-es .f the Luniis. Sold in larire boxes, 2." cts., l ct.. and $1 each. iiluAwly
CANDIDATES. ZJT IiEV. K. Will TT EN WILL BL A Candidate for Trustee of Center Townh:p, at the approarhint April election, Mibject to the votes of the eople. febl-dte FOR SALE OR EXCH ANCE X ESK It'll MTORK-ROO.1l. wrru WAUF.-ncHiM attach kd. Some produce and Si.txNi wrih f Choice Ij;u.rs, be s.i, f..r part c.oi and part on irinl ti-e, or "W ILL EXCHANGE 10U A bKSlUAhLK RF.SIPKNCK, In a Kd part of the citj . J.tCOU ELMlIiKilU mn h.V.itf o. 1 1 Sinti t Ii 1 1 1 i not S.
WICKS, SMITH tSj CO., Are now ready to offer to the Xrade tlicirentlre Stork of DO. MIOTIC AM) FOltriC; DKl't;uODS, embracing; 3,000 Packages, At I oh than Ularket Kates ! 1,000 Pkgs. Madder Prints, STAXDAKl) MAKES. 1,200 Pks. Brown and Bleached Sheetings. 10,000 Pieces British Dress Fabrics, UNDER 11 ig CENTS. 5,000 Pieces, under 16 Cents.
WHITE I400D.S, IIOSII.KV, YTOOIiErVS.
WICKS, SMITH & CO. jvnjl-tllui
Southern .. 15a i.timürk, March 5. A letter from Fortress Monroe, published in the Amraican of this city, says that esletday':1 Richmond Di'patch au nouiices that the steamer Nashville came direct froui Southampton to the North Carolina coast, and approached the blockading vessel with the Union Hag. The Nashville went up directly under the puns of the blockading vessel, almost within hailing distance, and then, passing her. raised the rebel Hag and moved directly towaids Fort Macon. The blockading vessel immediately discovered the deception and started in pursuit of the Nash villc, and followed her until within rane of the guns of Fort Macon. Several shuis weie fired at the Nashville but she reports, that no body was hurt. She claims to have biou"ht into Wilmington
a valuable cargo of both bank note and printing pajcr. The Richmond Dispatch calls attention to the mysterious writing on the wall indicating that Union conspirators ate at woik. Among these w ritings Hie the following: Attention Uuion men. Watch and wait. The Union forever. The day is daw ning. The hour of deliverance approaches. It was these significant announcements that caused the arre.-t ot John Minor Rotts and twenty other suspected citizens of wealth, character and position and the proclamation of martial law. The Richmond Dispatch urges summ try measures lor che king the progress of treason and advocates the arrest and execution of the conspirators. It was thought that Cols. Corcoran and Wilcox would now be held as hostages for Gens. Rucknet and Tighlman, but this was merely rumored. Cols. Corcoran and Wilcox and other'Fcderal prisoners have reached Richmond. There was a great panic at Richmond which was caused by the recent defeats of the rebels. The Ie;uling traitors exhibited the greatest terpidation. FoKTRKssj MoxnoK. March 4 A fl ig of truce was scut to Craney Island to day but no passengers returned. Atlanta, Oa., Feb. iW. The Confedtractf this morning slates that General Dushrod Johnson escaped from Foit Donelson and reached Murfree.sboro last Sunday. Heavy rains have recently fidlen and the roads from Xashvilie are preatly damaged. The Richmond Dispatch says Colonels Corcoran and Wilcox and other Federal prisoners to the number of one hundred arrived here on Friday from Columbia, South Carolina, and are awaiting transhipment to Newport News. They how ever may not start for several w eeks to come as the arrangements for sending them away have not been completed. Col. Wilcox is the officer who acted as Military Governor of Alexandria when it was firet occupied by the Federals. It is reported from Richmond that Johu Minor Rotts has been attested and thrown into prison for manifesting Union proclivitUs. Richmon I pipers publish General Orders No. 9, date 1 Adjutant and Inspector General's Ollice,
K.clitiioiol, .March 1, wherein Jell. Davis pro
WANTED.
200
xr ejr-sw
Recruits Wanted
FORTH F.-
4K-
i he Grecian insurrection continues, but it is
continod to Nauplia. Washington's birthday was p.itii.ticul!y tele braled in Freemasons Tut tin, Loudon .the losh op of Uhio piesiding. Minister Adams responded to the toast "The memory of Washington." GutAr Rait.tix. Iu the House ol Commoiis on the i'Jih inst., Mr. O'Dono-hue -noted lor a return ol the I tri t Uli vessels of their captains and owners respectively, that have succeeded iu running the American blockade. Also, lur similar returns of Kritish vessels cap tured or destroyed in the attempt to break the blockade, and icturn of the number of Kritish vtvsfcU that hate put into Naau and other colonial ports, with contrabands ot" war, and supples for the Confederate Slates, and that have U..n pet milted t re tit and upply themsolte at tue.-e places in contravention of the CJueen' proclamation of neutrality. He strongly cens ired the Got eminent for u t hating taken actite steps to prevent the breaches of neutrality by Kritish shi. Mr. Ledyard said that it would be scarcely convenient that he should enter into the discu siou of the blackade, which would come ou more regularly when there was a solution of it, of which notice had been given. He must decline therefore to consent to the return for two rea sons; in the firt place, the Government had not yet the information sought for, and, in the wund place, if they had, it would not be their oflice to furnish a list of wrong doers and violators of the law. The papers relative to the blockade would probably be hud mi the table on the 2 lib or Cötn instant, and would contain a statement of the number of vessels wb'ch had broken the blockade, and perhaps their tonn ige, and he hoped the information would atisly O'Donohue. The Solicitor Generv I explained the misapprehension of Mr. O'Djnohue, and said that private
vessels might carry contraband of war, but at their own risk, and if detected they 'must abide the c )iiseip:ences. In Parliament Mr. McGuire called the attention of the House to the serious disasters at present existing in Ireland. Sir Robert I'eel in replj refuted Iiis assertions, and in the course of his remarks aid that no more remarkable poof of the alu-ence of urievance existed than that whicli occurred the other when there was danger of a rupture with America. Ire land was full of American emmissaries trying to raise up a spirit of disloyalty. Advices from Manchester are favorable. The market for goods and yarns was quiet with an upward tendency. From York. Nlw York. March 5. The stcimer Erricsson arrived from Port Iloyal on the 1st hist, with 320 bales of cotton and 14D passengers. The steamer Cosmopolitan bad arrived with & Connecticut regiment. A passenger fiom Savannah reports 30,000 rebel troops there. Other new s is rather meager and being contraband is not used. Samuel P. Morrill, convicted of killing a secession traitor, this fall, was to d ly sentenced to two yens' imprisonment. It is reported that the the sentence was passed in order that pardon could be sooner granted.
The schooner Columbia from Havana on the 1st has arrived. Gen. Almonte had passed through Havana for Vera Cruz. Wm. L. Yancey, disguised, had sailed in the lebel schooner Wi le Awake for the South. The Captain of thcciptuted English steamer La Kuen, arrived at Havana in a rebel schooner and protested lefore the Knglish Consul and sailed iu the Columbia for New Yoik. The gunboat Harriet Line hid arrived at Ha van. She ti k a a p !ze oflT Matunzjs tl.e schooner Virginia Adams.
i It is stated if the sloop of war Portsmouth had ! waited a dav before capturing the La Kuen the
t a m . A.ut AjiI
. hibns m . ,!,.. lau- ii er llichm.md ami the sid- I woul.J Iiave got S-;.,""0 in specie.
joining country for ten miles. Cruz dates are to the 21st of February. All distillation of spirituous liquors and their I General Prune bad a correspondeme with sale is fuibiddeii on account of the dcmoraliza- i General Doblado at Soled ide, twe.te leagues tion of the armv anJ the prevalent disorder. I Vom Vera Cruz. Prelimn anc were arranged AU persons li'iv ing arms of anv description, are j for opening ncgotiatloua at 0iz-ba. requested to pesentthe same t'o the Ordnance! French troops will be allowed to advance to Department on or before the ith of March, oth-! Tchucan. the Spanish to Orizaba and the English
erwisethev would le seized.
GROCERS. Or IS. N VBBvVTL' JbB.t AVlioaVatftilo (roMrt4. Corner Vatilngton and Delaware M reels, Indianapolis,
AVINti THK lAKiiEST !TK K Or til.tK KKII
tn tLi citT. wall aaih fac l.tkt a tv fPAJ BU
Li aiow a aur nmr iniü rT, ictt r arairr
t tTiiiP'. i-nr (Col and priot- bfr .'Jtxta4cf it. wberr. Jut received on cntt'iit. 40 Ha!f trl. iw tVbtt ll.li. 115 " " " llarkrrtl. 'Si) lvaa utw Tranutv. t e 1 1 f jr al at rrry low t(urra n 1M A 1 U. M'HM'LI-.
TAKE NOTICE. rpiiKtMu i:m;nhhivs this iy itri hash I the Sir k ..f o r. -1 hy K. A. Halt, iu tte (Mi r'llV Uivi I'P?. No. 2. will i.uw krrp a enl-t assort a-nt wf tl.e latast sj t i.o.st, anJ. will p -n rieti:.-4 w .i kti!! to m.t !l ti.- '! utj r a Wrll a t!e new f'Mfs, h.m !. i.c.t t- roe Lim a rail l-ef. porcli s-r.jf lwLvre. H mi'.l al keep r'4 a.rDivl.l f Men's and Boys' Clothing J 11VMI. .lo n (;ood Stork of I'nmlsliing. I.ii't frKtl tlic .!- , Odd IVIIous' Hall. o. WASHING TON STKI'KI. irM.f..Ti ir.iLMu:it. jan13-iaui HOTELS.
The Richmond Dipatch says this measure will be hailed w ith satisfaction by all classes. A gentleman reached Augusta on Stturday morning, theiid, who stites that Com. Tatnall's Heel engaged one of the Federal batteries near Savannah, and lost one man killed. The Heet then letired.
:... . .... .......... i
Total imnitfr r cannon 1,06 j Reverend gentlemui the overseer, may Miilin Of mortars an 1 howitzers thev have made 'harm; nor an unotlending Christian Minister be'
TkirtcrP-iiK-h rn.-rt.rs.... 54 Kulit-inrh mortar... 2 ! everevl Irotn a people who are stroilgly att.u he l Ttn-itich oiortar l Kui.t-mch ti-witucr. lo to htm. merely lcsuse his patriot sin or his piety Thev have also turned out the following num- ! nny have been called in jucstiou by a few self1 i ......... i :.. i .. . .
The Eleven Ih Iiifaiilry, WHICH MUOIi J. W. CORDON I authorized to raise in Indiana. ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS BOUNTY.
T A TTT CJ rl TT f f T 1AY H:0M 113 TO 1'KR MUNTII, WITH RA
JJlmC V V UWaULW-Ui J
LAW SCHOOL.
to Cordova.
Sickness and desertion continue among the the Spaniard . From Washington. Washington, 31 mh 4. Port Royal advices state that Com. Dupnl's fleet had sailed frcm
j there; dest nation unknowu.
1 he above is sent bv pcrmissiori of Iv b. Sandford. The Board of Medical Officers will cmvene at
Foreign c . Halifax, March j. The Canada arrivel here
to-day with Lit erjool dates of the 2'2d by way of j the Naval Asylum t Philadelphia on the 17th (jueeti-towii ld. I inst., for the examination of candidates for adLord I'ulmerston stated in the Houe of Lords ' nvssioti to the melicul corps of the navy, that the negotiations relative to the S in Juan af- j Specials stvte that the publication of Fremont's lair had been suspended in consequence ot the , evidence w as unauthorized, civil war in America, but a joint provisional oc- t Gen. Hunter is in Washington, cup ition of the Island had been arrange-! by both j Letters from Port Royal say that Fort Pulaski
opHarvard College, 18G2.
Thtrte-'n-inch ar-II Hrver-inch hrl.s Tii-H-h oril N:Ti--iix-h sLrll.. i c lit - inch hell. SUft r.a h"U of small.T calibre Tot 1 i)in,Vr cf shot arxl shell
Vm N iitK vs. the vestrr have carefull v heanl
J-JJ ' and considered tl.e case thus presented to them, j l 2',v) j and the circumstances Horn whicli the supposed ' 7, 420 dislotalty of Mr. String fellow appear to . have j 3.200 . i.,,,.i, ibvluretl: but thee circunisUinces hive ut i
isi ?rr . . ' - i
T
Iterlv failcl to excite in the mind of a single;
.17.1.226 ; member of th totry the slightest suspicion even j i ot the Reverend gentleman's guilt; whilst the J
noofs are abundant and cnvinc;t:g that .Mr.
VVtlTH:MSIir NINKTKKN WEEKS EACH, COM-
MKNt'l.N; Marth 3d and ScpteiuLcr 1-t. I. r faU-
li and fjrrul.ir, aMrrs JOEL TAEKEH. Ki all I"rofi-s.-. r. CamVride, JIa., IV!.. ls.;2. rrli2l-l3t-is.-n Sat RAILROADS.
TION'S, quartrrs, rteUiral at!en1ance, Ac., com- 1
i.i te. All WL' enlist will at once lie cluiel. sul'sistel
! and provid.-d w ;tli cv er thing esM-ntial to their comfort I t-y the (itveniraert. ( 'Then-mi of enlistment is Three Yeur. Pay to j I commence from Cate of enlistment. None but aMe-h-.lied sinele men, between the a?eg of t
IS au1 30 iar, tiivd a. '.I;. kcmiting Kcndeiv.tus in Met'ger'a new buiMitur. NTo. j 56 East WasLinctoa street, a-tjoitiinji Old Fclfc' Hail. 1). K. OUT, First Lieuo-nant I !vt-Ltb lufaJitry, KccriunngOSicer.
Governments.
The R.Mtish Government has refused to prduce any information relative to British vessels running the American blockade.
We doubt If there U a mihury hospitnl ( Stringfeüow is not onlr directlv opposed to t!e m ti e .et better ronducteJ than thos in this m t.rAU jHditkal dount of "Set ession." in all -;ty. 1 he very Uvt iiK-bcal men of the city are i jts .,1:l..4 u.t that he cherishes only sentiments
u.nrea. ai.o: the cleanliness, rareiul nursing, i r ....ir .1 .t ,.o,mJt,t t,. il, Pi.hin nt .ill th
- i ja i oviiai aii.iv.iiui.iii at ' . a v
ä r JL- -x mm. rm? 1862 HhF
WANTED.
IlebeU eni to tort Uarrrn. Cincinnati. Mar. 5 Forty nine officers were sent to Fort Warren from Columbus yesterday.
Iiht Dispatches.
cot;itrMO ai..
WANTS," 'DR 8I.F,"4,n)R KENT," "ST,'
sqpd ' FtL'NIi,"'BO,iKbl'(i,,,Ac. A.tvertisemerits coruir.jr "i.- XOUaw ! an.ler these halmrs, not exceeding fivr lin . will be 1
trria once fur 25 rent.
is entirely surrounded by Union troops and effec tuallv cut off from all communication from Sa
vat. n ih. Xew batteries are being erected. Savannah has been well fortified by the rebel and large numbers of rebel troops are constantly arriving. Our troops re in pood health. New s of the recent Union victories produced a discouraging effect on the rebels, serving to ftimulate ret el lion. The Seinte to day confirmed the nomination of James U. Spears", of Tennessee, and Mj'.r Samuel D. Sturgia to be Brigadier General ot volunteers.
Official information has been received that the
at'tindaiice of proper and palatable fitnl, indeed.
on me iMiiitarv ieMiutoii have I een rendered must complete ;'..der the care of the noble ladies our city wh art. dotl,, their time to this pnr-I-se Let the citizen of Nw Allonr continue to aid these pitriuti,. 1 lies with 1 bal contribu turns of all such articles a are leijuii-evl in the hosp.t ,1s. and let it be dei,K.,str..tl whether or r.ot .New Albany ,s prep i,ed to take care of ths.e M(-k and ouiide.i ..Idiers h.,m h has aked to have aei.t here for her kind ofticcs. .V. J. . r. . .
Ax Hi tola Hiko One of the scalded men of the gunboat Ksex at Fort Henry beinj; told by the Surjreou that be must rpeeddy die. asUel bow the tight went. "IheTbave surrendered " was the reply. "Glory to (iol!" naid thedtliig sad'-r. wat ing hi band fetbly, "I ran die nw, rtd b.ri't care!" In thiee minute be eipiifd.
r ii- m romotit,) l.v the lnst:tution:
It is therefore J Ixrtfdred, unanimnntlif. Tint ur hiplily es- ;
teemed rector be reiuested to withdraw bis resignation Rfsulctd, That the Secretary be requested to cotitcv to Mr. Strinplellow an authentic copy of these procrediii'is, and that the sime be publishes 1 in the Indiana Journal and in the Indiana State Sentinel. Indianapolis, March 3, l?C'2. Jamis MoautsoN, Senior Warden. GiitKoc Williams, Juuior Warden.
VLL rK.USONS rtRCHAülXr. TICKETS EOR ST. JOSEPH and other points in Northern Mis4.uri. the M-aie of Kansas or the TerrUortes, i-houli iuaist on having ticket that reAd ly the MHtrii MisNoriti it.11.noAD. The nly rail route fmm 5t. Loui to St. Jwsrj.h. It in the hortest and quit ket hue, hy thirteen hours, to the remotest p'int reached hy rail. And 1 alwav as cheap as any other. lUiy .-ur Tickets to Kar.sAa And aII puiuuia Jrthern Missouri by the North Mis..uri lUi'.roa.l. ISAAC H. TfK(iEUN. Prea't and llen'I Suj.t. Ni rta MisM.uri R. R. HENKY H SIMMONS, (iencral Travehiig Agent. ptl7-dly
T ANTED AT THIS OFFICE A an afrrentice to j Uarn the pniHing busings, a boy betwreu 14 a.I j
16 years if ace. He mut bnnir the best recommenda nsis as reiraril hi capability, LaUi of industry And honesty. None other Deed aj.j.ly.
TANTKlv-CITY OLDER At the Idxbest market
rate by W M.Y.WILEY,
octlJ-l:im o.l0', E. WAshinrton atreev.
w oct
fATED COUNTY ORDERS At the highest mAr-
ket rates, by WM. Y. WIU.Y. . No-lolt E. WAhuitwOMret:U
WASHiNiT', March 5. SENATE The Vice President" presented ie-
titions from citizen) of Wicoiisiu in favor of a j Portugese Government is devoting iu attention
bankrupt law. ' to the culuraUon ot cotton in its African ios Mr. Stimr.er presented petitions from merchants j ees-ion. 3f New Yoik asking for measures for the trau- j The residence of the French Minbuer in mission of mails to Panama. i (ieoretown was this inomin detrojed by Ore, Mr. Davis introduced a bill granting pay arid I together with much elegant furniture. pension bounty to the volunteers and Home ( - Guvrds of Kentucky. Illinois Conatl tutional Convention. Mr. Sumr.er intrcnluced a bill to provide for SraiNcniLD, March 5 The Constitutional carrying the mails of the Lmtedbutes to foreign Ci,nTentiOI, ui day dicus-ed the article which Prls- , , . . preretits necroes and mulattoes from emigrating Mr. Utham said for the last few months com- j into üiU u proljjWu thrm Ul H?ht of munication to the Pacific coast bid beeu almost . ,.:,M r:..i ...mKi. t
entirely interrupted in conequeuce of the F; M4irg to c.itt out the rrorUions of the article.
ce-!er.tel tloods. i he oretianu man couiu nci
PATENTS.
Johu Lote, A. S. Wright, livid It. Hunt. Richard L. Tallot, R L. McOuatt, Charles Cox, J, R. McChesner,
Vestrr of Christ Church. Indianapolis.
DtlY COODS.
Dry GoodsüP ATENT
17F HAVE ON INDA L.iiE ANPWEIX AS 1 aT.rtTAtyEl) IMR NFW IXn.STJOX OF EVfRY
1 Oirr D st. k .f Itt (5m1, to which we invite 1 ß dearr.pü.. Fees rontmger.t on aucrea. No jat
the atter.ti..n cf CASH I'EALE1:S.
JA.tir.5t LOW V CO.. il.10-.Riii IaiiaviHe, Ky
ent no f.ay. Send lor Circular, rt1rr trrma, directiona, 1c. AdJrew AMOS IJüJADNAX, jr Patent Attmej, W aahts.-lfW, 1. C.
run and commerce was much injured in conse
quence of the line of hips plying trom New York to Panama deciding that they would not carry the mails nor ouverumeut ditpatcbe. -Thi w an outrape on the Itorernment and the commercial community. This very company had received ten millions from the Goremment and now they take the opportunity to force the mail contract from the Government. Such rebels ought not
prom-ions
Adopted by sections. Report of committee concurred in ycaA 43, nays 13.
Fire tat the Jllclilfran Mie lrtn. Jacksos, Mica., March 5. A destructive fir occurred at the State Prison to day, confined principally to the shops used for manufacturing farming implements. L upwards of 10,000.
ro v : i: s's n on: iM (rKVT r a air's ) y CSV' nmmwUL. IBasww. Oprosf le Atr H'u and I'ark, 'ew Ytrk, imiici: OF 1IO.IIIU tat ;o ii n DAY. FI1H1S Ion? t-stablib-d and oular b M- La recently Mrn ivutrt atwl reratly enlarped by the ad.tloon ' over loo rM-ni.anl nw haa acrotmiH.daii.ifi. fiT over 300 M tsiii. It ha also leen thrtuthly retiuvatetl aiui ref uriik-tit-O. and i bea'-d by run:, and lipLtrd by fa. thrMJihoii(. Tlii. hotel has one of the U'st I. n ation, in the city, i eay of frm all the neetaboaM and railroada Ica.Unc to the city, and i cotivtt.ieut tn all tl. city couve aiict s. It La liiW all the rrquiailea of A f.rt clas httrl, iii'urii.f the cnitort vf It inmate. The (atrona'.'e of thr traxi l.ng put Iu: i rejctfu'i'v -'iK ited. Iirm.el SOfter day. ,11. LrWEKi, fbi4-13in lrojttirtor.
w i : s t i : ii . hot k i, , XOS.U, 11, m,l5. II COI KTLAXDM.I EAli 1'. ROADWAY, SEW YORK CITY.
Thi .ld establi-hed and favorite reTt of the bualneaa coratnaiiity Las teen recently ref.ttt J, and Is eoroplf te la everything that caa nilidster to the comf rtt of 11 patrmis. La.lje. and famiPea are s eciITy atm carefully prwide4 for. It i centrally located in th busineaa pa t of tb city, and i contiguous to the pnotij Al ili.es of stramboati, cars, omnibusr, ferrie, Ac. la conse.juence of the preart caaaed ly ths rebellion prices Lave been reduced t One Dollar and Fifty Cents
The table is amply f npulicd with all the loxariea of tbo acason, anl ia equal to that of any ether Lotel la th country. Amide Accoinmodatioua art o?cred for upward c 40 guest. 5, Ik not It. lieve rnnnera, backtnen, and other, who may iay "the Western Htel ts full. D. D. WINCHESTER, iToprietor. Tm. D. Wrrcwritfc. fMS-d2ui
MEDICAL.
aaai J'L r
1
! :
f Slight Cola, cu.nl LfdfCcua.cn.cx.9L tahi:h might be checked
. "with a simple rtmca,
ifneglezted, cflcn termiruites z:ricucj. ITtrj arc aivxre cf the impcrixnoe cf ziotpinrr a (jcuql cr tfliqU gltfclil. in. ita Jlrvt stage ; that U"UcH. in, the l'-niKnir- zvcuZd yidd to a mild remedy, if net atterjled le, socn attxsks the lurjz. I&tCJLVLJl! s.QfcjdLLaljzXeCjcht ivere first introd uced eierten, ears a jilt Axs been prcved tfuit they are ÜJt hczt article befcr the rulli) fzr atirjis, cJtlsf JZX.cxLcliltle liUuna, ßalatTit the Hzckinr; Czugh in, fficjt&umilian, and numerciLc affectiznc cf the j5llirCjalf giving immediate relief, rublic Speakers ff Singen V.ill fxjd them efeztvjxi fzr cUiri'g and cirer.gtjtrdng the tc:c fjdld lj all Qmggictc and Qkalcr in J'Zcdicine, at 5 cents j:rr hex.
MUSIC.
PIANOS! PIAAO!
C
H WATER AND BETTER IS-
MJLr..MS man were ever '
r:.fceinenta with Ka-tern llano manufactnrera are auch that I ran
f riilsh all order 2& iter rert(
cLeaf-r than any d-ar in the Wet, aud 1 warrant thetn
upenor tntrun i.u. Cl1v for tah. Call and aee at N'i-ri W. II. Talbott h Co Jewelry Store,'o.34 WaIünirttn atreet. PIANO. MF.ljODroNS.OKiI ANS. GITTA RS. VIOUNÄ. AtX-'OKDKONS. ac.,TL i.D AND kKPAlKLD. Havmr had over twenty ye itV eipertence the puoias can be anred that they now have better opiKTtnni'y than they ffenerally meet with tat have their intrometi put in perfect nrdr. II . H:HONACKF.R. Julyai-dly 61
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