Daily State Sentinel, Volume 10, Number 3578, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 March 1862 — Page 2

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The Irl 1 on It ntutt be preserved J civ. - Democratic Union State Ticket rc LCAKT111 or If It. JAMES 3. ATHCÜ, Of Marion Count; . ro acditu or utate, JOSEPH JUSTINE. Of Fountain Ootintj. ro IIU'l'lU Or TATK, MATTHEW L. DRETT, Of DarJeu Count. fOX ATTOISET IXERAL, oscAit n. noKD. Of Decatur Countj.

ro urKmt9TKDKiT or rtBuc irrccTio:, MILTON" n. HOrKI.VS. . Of Clinton Count?. a w;i. Th Washington Uijtpatcbe to lue Cincinnati fittrtte mt: "WtMDrtt pHnir hI n interlew with the President on Tue-Jij, by pecial iuviuuoo." Funurt i one of that class of -New Kurland Abolitionist who beliere that the "Conttitution ii league with hell und covenant witli the devil."

Attorney lirneral. We nntSersUrul that J. F. Kie.Br, , of Wayne county, has been appointed Attorney General ri' Hon. J. P. Uheb, who lm l-een tranferrel to tle Interior Department. We jreuriie that Mr. K. iä a gentleman of Uiatlnguiahetl ability and admirably qualified for the olfice vacated by Mr. UuHr, as be was the late Itw partner of Cor. Mj&tox, the appointor. The Governor ktiuws hi men.

Tli f IverlMtin jr. African. Ki'MMi. fee nothing, think of nothing, anil tlk of nothing hut hi ebony brethren. He w 4ii Iii fn t Ik? relieved of all social, political, mural and other (liabilities except a change of color. That metaniorphoi in the nero lie couldn't Und, es it would deprive him of hia sole capital in trde, -rol. 4 the Ir ini iti.st hua it, would have no tliughttr to harp upon The last dodge of the Ma-o.cliu.M tl Serntor, the last eTirt of hi i.rro Uteni3ii.s!iip, is a bill repelling the la forbidding fierson.H of color to transjrt or aid in the transportation of the mni.'s. Pari)' DorUion. In the f'ltnin election the people of the United Stale will be divided into two political parties. Oue party will be composed of those who are in tavor of the Constitution a. it was understood and interpreted by the pitriota who framed it, and the great Kt.ite.smen who hnve guided the iletinic of the nalioii and the Union as it was, and the other pnrty will be composed of thoe who are oppose.1 to the restoration of the Union aa it was, with the rights, dignity and equality of all the State unimpaired, and who regard the Constitution as subordinate to the Higher Law, and that it should not be respected as the supreme law of the land. Partie. in the future will divide upon these issues, and there is no difficulty in foretelling upon which Hide the conservator masses of the country will be found.

Kunu Lnnc, A few weckt ago Jim Laxk took a tour to Kansas from Washington City, and on hi way, stopping at ail the cross road., announced with a grand ilourUh of trumpet that he was authorized by the President to raise an army on Iiis own hook, with the privilege of fighting the rebels in his own way. He had a magnificent scheme on paper. It was a splendid air castle. It was given out with the utmost confidence, tint in about ten days after he reached Kansas he would raise his army, and with it be battering at the gates of New Orleans. General IIlntek tnubbcd him and with a very slight puncture be fell from hig airy hights. Then he announced if he could not go as commander, he would shoulder his mukct and ttke a place in the ranks. On Monday he turned up in the Senate, and although Senator Wilson saiI men were needed to rill up the ranks of the regular regiments, General La.l said nothing about enlisting aa a private.

Special corrf potvitw of the Chic no Tlror. J once.) and the reraait der have crowed the border j

a rum 1 IUHKIWII am mer in souius anu s.niv ior roonui msi.

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"Gc-J'a Uriel -e,'

Tke retreat of the Confrderaltt rem Manaat baa allowed of a rapid n evnxuirrtd a $traltjie mottmrnt-l)n)rr to i nome weeki pit.

as they quaintly call the ice.

u 1 continuous ex'xlus fr

larnideApprthtntont from t.'e Mtrrvnac The prtat Union gutt at Forint Monnx Dc teription of IJraurejard't imprejhalle deftnett al Manama Mr. Lincoln playinj jolet on the VathfindtrTl PretiJtnt't War Order: - .- WjisHisorox, March 14. Aa the facti rorr.e to li-ht !n reanl to the retreat of the Confederates lrm Manamas, it i seen that the movement was really mot masterly tiece of stratezv. To move au army of ISO .GO"

men for a dUtance of fixty mile, with all their artillery and bajrgige, in the face of an enemy of superior numbers, and lr do thi ucre-.fully, is a feat which has no parallel in modern warfare, and few in the annals of history. Yet the Confederate have done th'w. It is now ascertained that tliey are pohteJ in force along the Itapi Jan and Ilappahanr.ock rivers, where they will, undoubtedly, give battle to our advancing army. It is more than likely, too, that a large portion of their force, quite equal in strength to IJurnside'a whole army, have been rapidlv tran.portel down the railroad to Suffolk and ft eldon, and will attack Uurn-ide, with the intention of cutting him oiT from his ships, and defeating him or comj-el-ling him to surre. der. ItuniKide i aware that Manaxsr.s has been abandoned, and that the army there are moving southward; so that he will not be taken unawares. But, utiles he is atronly reinforced, he is by no means out of danger. That troop have been sent to his reinforcement I have every reason to believe. I5ut these troop were sent bv way of Fortress Monroe On arriving at the Fortrc.-s, it may 1 that Ueir presence may be repuired there. The rebel Commander at Vorktown i busily engaged in preparing to attack Gen. Wool. While the Merrimac wa engaging the Monitor,

a strong rebel force m ide a demonstration toward I

Newport Newt. It did not amount to anythin;

In Levcnworth there cannot !e le?. than Cf-

teen hun-ire!. In Laurence nearly a thoy.ao 1. In Oai atomie several hundrcl. und in Linn ar.J Bourbon as manv as at Leavenworth. Probably four or five hunJred are employed as teamsters, servants, kc, in the various regiment. The re mainder acattercl over the Sute. The large portion earn but a precarious living by odd jobs, such as are commonly performed by them. They congregate in the towns by an instinct of selfpreservation which leads them naturally to mass togther. In this t!i4y commit a grave emir, which will be rroductive of harm. Our farming

districts and interior towns are anti-lavery. Our border town are an epitome of the West se'.fUli, prejudiced, materialistic and atheistic. Kansas will deal liberally in her legislation with this class, far . more so than will any other Western State. But unless this desirable end is to be set back, they must be scatteied tliroughout the State amvrg the farming population, where their labor i wanted and where ther mav become useful. But the most pressing work and need is the providing for the temporary wants of the hundred of poor people who are continually arriving, witliout means, hungry ami almost n .-iked. Last

night thirty Crosse at this point. Every night ; from ten to fifteen arrive. At other .place they ! also come, though riot in ?o large number. ; What' to be done? Those who interest them j eel ve have long since exhausted their own scanty i means. Every hovel and shanty in town i full j to suffocation, and the rarest and mo.-t precious j exhibition of charity come from their poor i

brethreu who are but one remove from the wime abject condition.

From the Cincinnati Trice Current, March 19. Finnnrlnl and Commercial 5 it in 111 a ry for the lut Werk. "!,.!.! : A..l;. .:.,. .....1 , e n

Mt lh if fifti. rm .1 .tin v I -w j ti. rnfni"e t I . i .

the Monitor disarranged the plan of the com- k""1 "vuc,i.S, particularly those of the Gov

m itiuer 01 ine iiernniMC. dui 11. e next time me Merriniac failn out. the land tttck may be re

newed; nnd, if fo, Gen. Wool will need all the j troops he can command. j

In ppite 01 Hit Ä--er vatioiM to tne contrary, ne

most t-eriou apprehensions exist heie and in Xc

otk and Philadelphia in regard to the Merrunsc. It is now ascertained omcially that he was not at all iiijuiHl in her recent duel near Forties Monroe. Witii the sit'gle exception of the Monitor, ther i.H nothing uiioat thtt can wii!i-iand her. 1 he risks attending a voyage to New Yoik or Philadelphia for 0 heavy vessel, will probably det?r her from going to either of thhe cities. Hut the order of Gen. McCiellati to tl?e nlh'cer in couimirxl of Port Trumbull, at New Indon, directing him to keep a charp lookout for Ihe Merritn ic, and to atop her if ji-?sihle if she trie to run past, .shows that it is conidered in her power to run the blockade of Fortress Monroe. If she does this there is nothing to prevent her from tunning u tle Potomac to Wellington, battering down the Capitol and President' house mih! returning at her leisure. Such i the fruit of having an incouipeient Secretary of the Navy. It is likely that the large force of workmen now known to be engaged on the Merriniac are making whatever improvements her hte'experi ence h. demonstrated to be necessary. The idea of boarding her is absurd it is phyoically impossible. It is probable Hut hiving demon strated th it frhe can .'.il much faster th in the Monitor, and is ro much rtroner than the latter in every respect, she will be rigged with such grappling irons and chains as liny enable her to se:r.e the little Monitor and beir her off a prize. The engravings shoaing the relative sizes of the two vereis, in.fcc.ite that this i not an inipossi ble contingency. The question has often been asked, but never satisfactorily anwcted. why did lot the gteat Union gnu at the Itip Kap give l!ie Memmac a touch of her quality during the recent encounter? All past experience has shown that this immense piece of artillery is practically Useless. It was Gen. Butler's favorite amusement to point and experiment with this great gun. and to watch the enormous missile hi-sin ' tliiuuh the air und

Mi odd)' Mioe. An interesting conespondence has taken place between (General Halieck and (jujrtei inaster General Meigs, respecting shoes and clothing fur

nished fr the army ol Southwestern Missouri, j Brigadier General Curtis, who is pursuing Price j in Arkansas, writes to General II. from Lebanoii, that "the slues issued to the troop 011 the , march weir oui in four days. A pair of boots j were presented a few days ago wliich had been ; worn only three day, und the soles were com- ! pletely off." The shoe. are described to have! the -space between the outer and inner s Ie. filled with "piece of old plate iron, which vvoik loose, i and cut the stitches." Much of th". worthless j trash. Gen. H. says, "has been received through j the Governors of States, and theie is no way of t tracing out the contractors. It seems tint the ! troops lere are pi eye I upon by all the ra.-c.illy contractors in the United States. This mu.t ; le .-tojped. It will not he endured much longer." He a!-K relets to the "shoddy" clothing, much of which came from the Philadelphia arsenal, h iving passe 1 through the hinds ol the inj eel or there. Gen. 11. siys. and truly, ' if the Govetiiineiit will employ invompeteul and dioionesl M-e- is in the tjuarieruiistcr'. De; .irt incut, the Treasury, and not the army, should bear the consequence of the fraud of these a-eut'. " He recoui inend. the opening of the shop.- in Si. Louis, which the (.1.11 tei -master (Jener il c tiaiot advise, in cou-equc:ice of ihe lare sttn.k of clothing and alloc- which the Government has tn hand Sneaking of the cloth sent t St Iouis for making iutv clothing, (Jen. H. s.iys it is not a damages! article, "but of jmj interior quality as to be nearly worthies for er vice." The u.-ual tickets accompanying each bolt of cloth hive been purposely taken off, so that each one has to be measured to ascertain the deficiency. To meaLie them, he say s, "would employ the (u ir lerai i'ter a month." And further, that is impos sible to ascertain from any muk or invoices, ho were the cor tractors for this defective clutii und cKjtliing. He talis on the Government to remedy th- evd.it bring iuip.-.-iiie for ihe ofUcets in the Wtvi u aLCvutpli-h ti.e ot jei t f .ielecling the frauds. "The rascally insjectois tl.eie slioa'.d be turntsl i ut immetl.utcly, ays (Jen. Haiiivk, ".nd l.v'i.est cues appointed." Kveiy day soxe sUrtling piece of villainy Cones to Iiht, in counixliuii with thee c ut trtct frauds, 11J yet our lui.e-t h idy Kepubiicui p.ipers, with but rare exception, neither rebuke the .-iii!ers ao.1 thieve. t publish the ftcts, even, when adduced by their own Conressioti ,1 conuniltiH and pirtiu.ii it' '.ends. Speak cut gentlemen you who hue I e:t 0 in;-; uruig in votsr deiiunc;at;oiiS of Deui ociai.i- 1 lh ni who ii te c rucitied Fiy d. again at.d acur.-.i greiter llian Floyd, iura Ca!;tT and rolJrj, txists in ech one ol lhce rtuliess c-i.tra t.rs. U A-i t,f w ooui could gi e 'loyd les.Mns thtt w..u'd open hi eyes i;; very atfoiiishment at ihe a Ueity wh'.Ji üiev have obttiiel in ther rcr.y vt-s:m. Come, z en llet atti of the "hoii.ly' pre,, r, Us )lf tr vour opt. lions roiioerii'ng the ctuitract Ii n.d a j.ltle iletuti( iatMtu of llietn. wuuld te a plej-tui eh nge ' alter the w 01 n out cur of "that thief Fiotd. "Democratic corrupttoti ainl extravn; tn-e," Jtc, lc. Sme malicious jerson might suet t!ie the fwrailel ol "Satan irbuking sin." it is Hue, but then "conistem-y ,' y iu know, "is a je el," anJ that would be ytc rew.trJ. liruljryvrt (Conn.) Farmrr. f"TheNew York World wams the Navy De 1 pnrtcieot against iron clad "moitstert" in pr-e-s , eotistructioi. or cntructed t Mobile and New ; 0i! ti J-l they run out some bright uioiiiit,g ai- iiik anl burn rol.ibly a Ihe Merriinae tid.

throwing up cloud of tpray from the water, as it sped five orgix miles towards Norfolk. Il was supposed that these exjeiimeiits (and they were very costly) had determined with accuracy the exact range and capabilities of the gun. 1 et its elevation is being constantly altered, ami it re quires so long to load il (it is a siht to see its gunner's crew tugging at the bail to get it in) that, during the operation, the Meirim ic niiirht sail to "ever:'.! new position and be out of range before it h ready to be fired. It is the opinion of scientific artillery officers that not more than one shot in fifty fired from this monster would hit the Merrim tc. If those carpet knights who sneered at General McCleilan all winter becau.-e he did not advance on Cer.terville, will now go and examine the enemy's work there, they will rind in them a sufficient reason. They are left uninjured, and are literally impregnable. The principal forts are so arranged in the form of terraces, that, even if we had succeeded in capturing the lower line of terraces, those above them would hive been be yond our re ich, even w ith s.u'.ing ladder. She! ling the works nould have been of no avail, for the rebel troops wcte all protected by casemates. So much for I'e-.uuegard's skill in engineering. The magazines were well supplied, a the trace of shot and shell show. But all these, with the heavy guns, have been removed. The places of the latter were supplied before the evncuatioti by wooden guns, painted blick, wit!i derisive in sor ption written on them with chalk. All these and m my other circumstances show that the retreat was conducted at perfect leisme. Mr. Lincoln will go down to posterity a the great joker of the nineteenth century. Hi tendency to humor is well knot. n. His recent jokes have been of the practical order, and the I'untiie-t of all is the tub which he has throa n to ihe Abo 1 1 1 10 11 whale in Conte-s, bv appointing the idol

of tint fiction, John C. Fremont, to command a 1

department created expses-ly for him, compo-ed of the mountains of Northwtvtcrn Virginia. Mr. ! Lincoln i cniv:nred that there is a t:ev road to I Richmond somewhere in these mountain, and he j wants Fremont to find it out In this extensiv e i dom tin the great P ithtinder can be gr aul, gloomy ' and peculiar, w ithout doiu .iny great mischief ; either to friend or foe. 1 here ate no rebels to ! ti r 1 1 1 in his department. But, if he attempts to ; proclaim the slaves of the loyal Virginians fuc the slaves of tl e con-titucu's of Senator Cai lile i he will raise a tempest tint will overwhelm him in its waves. The country his a right to exj'ect gie.it things from the Man of the Mountain. We sh 11 see Ii ether it shall be disappointed. If the incei.d ary Abolition sheets hail not pie-di-poed the public mind by disputing and mi- ' representing fact, nothing woji'd seem m ie proper lIiHii th it Gen McClcH.inahould be ie bevel fri-m the general siijerv ision of the miii tory of ei ations of the West as long as he u in the , field at the he.nl of the army of the P.tom ic. Thi is whit his been done by the "President' War Order." and nothing ni ne lhi:i this. IfMr. L ucolii nie ms, ho ever, by his somew lnt pompous "war orders," that he ha yielded to the Atoiifion pressure, superseded Gen. McC'ell.m and is reiüy going to take ; tiild himself :i;id direct the miiitirr otertin of the eani.iin. it re-juiies m prophet to huu li tiie result War is a t im de Atid t!u- war ein le :,o r.iote iwie---fully ton i.icttsl bv Mr. Lincoln thin ah-tmiher can wr'te .1 tragt-iy or a hod ciriier cm jer.'or;n o:.e, r tli it a c upiter can pi each the sermon of his pstor or a blacksmith make a wiitch. There 1 sene in t!; homely nrixim, "Every man to hi tride" The sublime getda-of the General -in-Chief has brought the war thus f.ir to a victorious elimination. Let the ord be now taken fn.ru his hands and the gei-era! conduct of the war attrmptel by any one else, and hi less thin ?ix month the tide wiil chsuge, disaster will t ke the pi tee of victory , we shall have lot al! that we in now iitiel, and we shall be then turlher thin ever trom the siuve-sfnt termination of the W ar

crnmcnt.

The demand for money continue quite light, and the market remain. easy for good business

j paper at bald fir cent, for 30 to b) day and V2

per cent, for 1)0 day. Second and third class paper is negotiated with difficulty, a. heretofore, and only at high and irregular rates. I he demand for exchange has been about eijti.il to the supply, nd the market ruled firm at par buying and Jy'piem. felling; and at the close the tendency was upward, owing to an increased demand, and pre in. was obtained, and Jgprem. paid in some cases. No permanent advance cm be established, however, while we have a uniform currency. Gold is very dull, and hardly any de mand for it, and rates lurther declined to prem. buying and 1 do selling rate. Liccn e has not y et been granted to any one to trade with the districts of country which had been in insurrection, but will soon now be issued by the Secretary of the Treasury, we unde.statul. About tii'tv applications have been placed on file in the otlke of the Collector at this port. The p;osjects ate nt flittering for much trad at present, am! we underst md 'that goods shipped front St. Louts under the order and by permission of (Jen. II illeck found slowvale at Nashville, and hud to be sold at a loss. The people of the rebel Stites, after they come tin let the rule of law and order and the invincible legions of the United State, will, as individual or communities, feel very much like outcasts from another planet, not knowing whether they fell on their heads or feet, or that tliev re.iilv need anything for some time. Money they have none of consequence, because the great bulk of real monev tliev had Ins been sent away to Europe to purchase arms and munition. of war, and to the North to buy too 1. It is a well known fact that thequmtity of gold or silver in the hands uf the people of the South never wa larue, as ther are generally an agricultural people and their business was done through their factors und all on credit, and the latter made their exchange through the North, so that their cotton and other crops must first be brought to market before any trading can be done; and not only tins but the bitter feeling which nowevident ly exists must be quieted down to some extent. The tax bill i now before the House and is le!ng remodeled to some extent; the mistakes and incongruities are being detected. The clause taxing Hour has been very properly stricken out, a it wa seen that it would have completely prostrated the milling interest; and if a drawback is not given on foreign shipments of alcohol, the duty on whisky will h ive a similar effect on tne distilling bu.siness. The tax proposed to be laid

on the newspaper business would have ruined it, !

but this also has been changed. The general busine.- of the city is good nnd is improving; there is more hopefulness and con fi deuce in all departments, and our business prospects grow brigh'cr. In the forepart of the week the tunket continued dull 'or provisions, and there wa very little done, buy ers contending for a decline. Friday and Saturday holders made concessions, with an increase! desire to sell, and bulk meat was sold at 3c for shoulders, and 4.c

for sides, and do for hams, and at these rate buy j er came forward quite freely, and the sale du j ring the two days reached 3.;V)0,0t,l) lbs. at the j quotations, chiefly sides, which were taken for shipment to Liverjool, together with some hams, j The shoulders were taken for the E ist, including j Pittsburg and Western Pennsylvania. I icluded j in the saies were IMU.OQd lbs ham and side pre-1 pared for the English market, at Terre Haute, ' Indiana, at .rc tor Cumberland cut sides and ! for long middle packed in boxe and delivered S at Terre Haute, nd .. Ko Jor hams, packed in !

boxes and delivered at New York; also TOO.OU'J

the large war coffc? sells at 1 9,2 1 c, but in the mall way 2li'2l12'-, nnd in omd cases very hoice brings ie. - Mj'asse, miv be quoted at 3-1 4o." Sag.r. h-i'Jj for Cuba, 9 d1,' je for Porto KiCO,and 'J WJc for Ntw Orleans. j m i 5PWcu!J the people of tho North be in favor of em tncipation if the prospective consequence ot emancipation .were that the four millions of emancipated negroeJ would swarm through the North and settle down as permanent inhabitants? We suspect not. Here we hate one palpable reason why the South are not in faror of err.an cipation. If slavery be an evil, how much gretter would be the eril of four millions of free negroes? If it was not Solomon it was someoiher wise man who Mid; "Better bear the ills we hive than Üj to those we know not of." Chicago Timet. All Kort of laragrapli Iron plates form the topic of conversation just now, not emancipation. The largest rifle gun the Confederate had at Columbus was called "Lady Polk" in honor of his reverence, General Polk. It burst. A New York letter says the sales of real estate iu the city are very brisk, but they have one ugly feature: They are on account of ihe sheriff. No more wooden walls for navies! Mailclad vessels will do the sea fighting heticeforth a few steam tugs the rest iron plated. They are talking about a knavy contract in New Bed fori, which required five per cent, of a large amount to a Government agent as palmmoney. The New Yorkers furiously call upon Congress to restore the fifteen million appropriation for iron c!d gunboats. That isn't whete economy should be practised just now. The damage done by the Merrimac is estimated at $'l,tHX),00() to say nothing of the melancholy loss of life. That with brothers irlaw makes rather a large uggrcgate. Paris papers give an account of a recent dud between Stevens, the lielgian, and (Jerome, the French pa'uiter. Mr. Stevens's infidelity was the cause. (Jerome was badly wounded. The United States Clothing Inspection Board already figuie up $1 ..rHJ,000 worth of clothing on hand which is wholly worthless, supplied pr ncipjtl'y by Pennsylranii contractors. We can now see how great was the peril ol a war w ith England. Had the Warrior or I!ack Prince been launched against our coast they would have swept our whole fleet from the wa ters. It i said the iron plating and other recent work on the Merrim ac whs done by Northern mechanics. Consequently it is well done. Let us hope, but not too readily beiieve she lnus a hole in her side. The Toronto (Canada) Isnder (Secession s.tjs that "the Hercules of the War Department ha handcuffed the American pies and plucked the life out ot it." He recommend the papers to revolt. N01 so DrsTV. "Dost thou clean my furniture, fair h and maiden?" asked X, of ihe pretty servant who was polishing his escritoire. "I dust," replied the hand-maiden. Vanity Fair.

lbs bulk meat at 3c for shoulders and 434'c for! sides, packed and delivered at Chicago. ! There were sales of city mes? pork at Sil, nnd j of comitrv at $111 7Ö. This Jemand stiffened the ; views of holders, and at Monthly's market nil ar- ! tides were held higher, but this checked the de- 1 mand, buyer refusing to pay any advance; and thi being the case at yesterday's markets, there . was an easier feeling on the part of holders, and : a disposition displayed to meet buyers; there was ' not much done, however, and the maiket closed tame at $10 T.'nll tor mess pork, there being ' ni'-re sellers than but or ot city at the latter rate --:H8.il.,c for side's, nnd ic for hams; 00,01)0 ; lbs siiouhier sold at 3 MoV, and fiU.OlRI do sides ; at -1 1 c. IIicom h is been verv dull, and is offer- j

and ö1 i C for shoulders, eides 1

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e t 11 it, a 1 . 1 , ,

and clear sides A ;o.d jobbing dem m l for

s li' ir cured hams nt i'.,a7c for uncativased, and . "aT'jjC for cam a.ed. The demand for lard has been good, and the r.i muf icturers have been taking he-id nnd gut at fic and prime has been in dem md for shipment at 678a7c. Thesales1 during the week add up I,. "'0 luls. and tierces. : Prime city h is not been offered fieelyat7e.it be ng generally held at higher. Keg sold to the extent cd 'J.Ö'H) keg at 7l5,a73c the latter is t lie rate aked for prime city. Bump tork may Ik quoted at ifi 50a7 I0 according toquihtv, and prime at $ 5. The dcmai. d tor tiour bus been local, but the , receipts have been t.vderate, and the city baker, w!i hue large Government contracts for army hrotd. have been buving all the superfine offered at ;1 t2."i4 3D. Lx'tra -e'.; at $i Mai 4.', and family at $1 -"0. The news by the Nt steitner, w hich we pnb!i-h in nuotherplace. rendeis an im- , p rtatit die'.ine in th's article ii vitaVe. The i'.cti ve s;e. ul.itive dem and for w hi-ky induces a 1 irge demand for corn from distillers and piH-e Hdia'wed to Mtä. live and shirstuff ;re also i;i go,l liemii.d for the same reason, and price higher. The spe ulalive demand for w hi-ky cun- ; tir.r.es, and ti e prices went nn to 2 dc and down 19c. Thee pikes .tie pay ing distillers largely, and the lu.mtity being m-de is greatly in excess (if list season. The amount heid by speculators must be verv large, nnd is rapidly increasing, as the m mui icture ot alcohol has fallen off. j The market for naval stores i very ur.settleJ, ai d anything like accurate miotn:kns cannot le given. Spirits of turpentine sent up from Nash- i v ille sold at $d, hut subsequently sale were m de ' at l 30. The jobbin.; rites mav be called $1 -

1 30 at the close, but Dene!? of the capture , ttlttrk. II v f 11 gee in Kaiisiis. of NeaLcrn will no duM still more uosetlie the j The Leiicnworthcorrcspondetit of ihe Boston unrktt. i Journal, under date March ;,th. after sr-eakin- of ' We i4VoiJ -uoUlioM 1'0r Ur' Pilch 0r I

the ubittidonmeit of Link's exre-!:tioti to the Gulf, and the tr.th.ver of K itisa tnops to rein

Iorcer!OEL ani c 1 ariss in tue . ut tiw est .ie ters to

oe:nand for il in Ki."!si. 1. aud alt.ioua the re

ihe "great irruption of contraband in Kmas

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- ceipw ot t U.;ed Slates cnee-e at uiverpoot were 1 The condition of the freetl black rf the l.tve öiJ.ikV) boxes greater from the 1st of last October i St ites naturally attract much attention. I ee I than ihev were the corresiidiritr tci 111 the prev i- j effort are making nt the Kit to re! eve those at i nu season, the market clo-cl buoyant for it at Port liot.tl. It is trusted they will Le en.inently j the ltt advices from thete. und the tme may be j successful. But let me mv it wonl or two heie 1 said of United Stales butter. in rrl itioii to ihi cla.ss in Kans.it. We cann 1 1 In llie irrocerv market there h.i been no change. !

Iiave lcs thm C.0!l colorel teoi'le in our S'-.de. 1 The deuMinl Ironi the citv and countrv rxocer i

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f.tH) cd whom have come here since th rebel lion broke out. General Line brought out over QÄ); (Jet.eml Je:.hion over l.LkKJ, (.he would h iveha! more but Line httl tteen ver the jnnmil

has been fur, aini price ruled steady

The Government h taken a good deal of c "ffre, some id our gncer being AWrdei con

tract for bout .o0 U withii: the wek. In j

CO MMISS I O N .1 E R C H A UTS. C, L, S, Matthe vs, GENERAL C03I3IISSION

FORWARDING MERCHANT, Large Fire-Proof Iliiildiiig, Ko. 121 rorirrn sr., west pipe, Iletxveen Tlaln street nnd the Itlvrr LOUISVILLE, KY. Csfj. Conl?wmeiitar',t" rpectfally Kitlc!tl, and !nimedut saks with proinpt rvtuni jraartritf cd. Jnl3

DRY GOODS.

nii. Cheese h n been in good demand, and price i are l.,c higher. The m uket is now supplied ' ch:etiv witii New Yoik State chee.-e. The low ;

., price of this article tniucel a large tonsuniptive j

JO ADr:?:TISEi:S.A:iflr,rt;fmenta tilen r it tr ijifi timr, ami nrlrrtl out brjor the rJ'j-ir.ittitn of the time jet:i(i&lf will he tuitryft the rejuiur rata f.tr ime ut to the time they ure. ordered out.

MEDICAL.

PREVENTION IS BETTER THAN CURE.

SIO.LAIMKS OF DEL1CATK HEALTH OR IMPAIKK1 o'rpiuization, or to those by hoin an increase oj family is from m:y reason ohjectioiiable, the undersiuetl w'iuM fl-r a rescription which is perft-ctly reliat'Ie and s.af-, ant which ha lieeu precrilx-l in various ports if tlie Obi World lor thepast century. Although this artile is very cheap and simple, yet it has been put up in half pint bottles and nM very extrnsively at the exhorbitant price of 5 per bottle, the underdgned propose to furnish the recipe f.r sjl, by the possession of which every lady can nupply herself with a perfect sufe guard, at any druij store lor the tnliinx um of 25 cent. per year. Any pdysician or druircit will tell you it is perfectly harmless, thiindi of testimonials can be procured ot its ellicary. Sent to :iv part ot lite world on receipt of l,hy address, intr. " I. J.C. IIKVEKAITX, V. 0. H x, No. 2X13, New Haven, Connecticut. uly22-dAw'Gl

WHOLESALE GROCERS.

Spring Trade, '62. AV31- GLENN & SONS, WHOLESALE GROCERS, 70 and 2 Vine Street r.KTWEEN SF.COXD AND I'EAUL STS., CINCINNATI. KTJ Have a larpe, desira' le and carefully selected btoeä, to w liicli the attention of buyers Is invited. ni"h20-d4t

NOTICE.

Oi riCK Qt'ABTKIlM.l.sTKB, U. S. A.,) March 19, 162 PURSUANT TO PUBLIC NOTICE,

hid for Artillery Horse? were opened at this ofllce at 12 o'clock M. on the ISth inst.. Kotiert Farl. the lowest bidder, iuivinir failed to file Iii- bold and idgn the cor.tract, all parties interested are hereby notified, that cn Thursday, 20th int., at 12 3f., the contract will be aw-arlcd to the next lowest responsible bidder. JAMES A. EK1N, Assistant Quartermaster, tr. S. A. STATE UNIVERSITY. 3T INDIANA STATE UNIVERSITY. The next (third) tersinf Indiai.a 8tate University, begins on Tuesday, April , 1C2, and closes on commencement

d.ty, July 3, sC.. JAS. V. MAiW'KI.I, I mcLlD-d3:Aw2t l'rest. Koard Trustee?. i l NOTICE. i

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DRY GOODS.

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Dry Q- o o d s ! TTfE HAVE ON INI) A LAttCF AND WE T.I. AS V SOlfTEH stock f Dry Cowb, tn which we inviie the attention of CAM! DEAl.EIcS. ja.tii:s low & -o.. d30-d3m Iuisville. Ky.

HOTELS.

INTER NATIONAL HOTEL, 35 A. Mil ItItO. IVA V C 0 II X E 11 O F T It A X KLIN S T It EET,

3UT JK T" m.

F I1IIIS first rh. house the most quiet, homelike, and B pleasant hotel in the ci;y offt-r- superior itiducenients to thoe visiting New York for b; siso ssor plea.uie. It i- central in its location, and kept on the lil'UOPEAN I'LAN. in coimection with TAYI.nK'S SALOON, hrre refreshmetit ran be hnt at all hours, served (n their on rooms The charges are moderate, the rooms and attctithtnce of the fir.-t order bath- and all the modern converieoces attachel. inarl2-U3u)

(rOR(ERl.T KARI K S.) Opposite the AsMr Hou'c and Park, New York, nun: of novicn si so ri;u day. f SIIIS Ions etMili t and popular house has recently 3. been rvhuilt ami greatly enlarged by the addition of ov r l('(i rooms and now has accommodations f r over 3K) per.-ons. It h:is No been thoroughly renovated nnd refurnished, and i lira'ed by stcnin and lighted by t;at throiipliout. '1 his hotel hs one of th best locations in ti e city, is ea-y ot acres- from all the steamboats and r.'ilroa.ls l-adim; to t?ie city. &vA U convcrient to nil the city conveyances, it has now all the requisites of a tir:-t class hot l. imurinjr the comfort of its inmates. The patronage of the tr.iviling public is re-ioctfniIv solicited. Terms $1 f,0 per day. Ii. L. MiWEUS, feb24-l:tm Proprietor.

IV JEÄTERX MOT K I. , lOS.:, if, 13,13, n COUUTLASD ST., NEAR BIJOAU'.VAY, NEW YOI.K CITY.

This old established and favorite resort of the business community Las been recently refitted, and is complete in everythinir, that can minister to the comforts of its patron. Ladies tri! families are s ecially and carefully provided for. It in centrally located In ihe business pa t of the city, and is contiguous to the principal lines of steamboats, cars, omnibuses, ferries, Ac. In consequence of the pressure caused by the rebellion prices have been reduced to One Dollar and Fifty Cents The tnble is amply snprdied with all the luxuries of the season, and is equal to that of any other hotel iu the country.

Ampi; accommodations are oTered for upward of 400 ;

Rllests. m Brw I)o not bHieve runners, hackmen, and others, who may say -'the Western Hotel is full." I. I). WINCHESTER, Proprietor. Taos. l. Wisc nKSTKR. febl.-d2m

WANTED.

NOTICE TO FUHLOLT.lini) SOL- i MEKS. r.KI.i'NGING TO THE 53 1 J KFG. 1NÜ. VOLS. j All those belonging to this refriment whose furloughs are j about cxpirinff, will report by the 20th cf this month to ! Lieutenint T. W lliomas, headniarters. Spencer House near U-iion U pot, by order of W. Q. GKEHAM. ' nu-blT-dit Colonel 531 lie,;. Ind. Vol. I

200 Recruits" Wanted ion the OF The JRevcsith In fan try, WHICH MM J. W. CORDOX Is authorized torais in Indiana. ONE HUNDRED DOLLAR'? BOUNTY. jAY FKOM 113 TO $22 FEU MONTH, WITH ÜATWNS, quarters, medical attendance, Ac , comI iete. All who ei.Ii-t will at once be clothed, subsisted and provided with ever thing essential to their comfort by 'he (ioverr.nieM. T!ie term of enlistment is Tl rec Yenr. Tay to commence from ('ate f ndi.-tim-nt. None tmt atde-bfMed singie men, between th ages of IS and 3." years, need ppl. Recruitn.g liendezvou in I"tzKer's n-w bnildinir, No. .'6 East Washington Mreet, adjoining Odd Teltows' Ilall. I). K. COIT, First Lieutenant Eleventh Infantry, R'-cruiMnir Officer.

WATCHES.

$100,000, $100,000, $100,000, woi:tii of cold ani ilvf.u watches AT A (iitKAT ani uxri:Kcr.iF.xTr.r sa i:ificf. C.UF.AT ANI) rNri:ECEll'NTEI ackifici: ;i:cat and t"M'i:i:cEi)i:NTr.i sAciunci: MONEY MONEY Ml T HE HAIdED AT ALL HAZAUDS! MfsT BE ItAISEÜ AT ALL IIAZAUI ! Ml ?T IJE KAI5ED AT ALL HAZARI To show thtt we are In ean:e st wr cfTer FOR TIIE NEXT THIRTY DAYS ONLY. FOR THE NEXT THIRTY DAY? ONLY. FOR THE NEXT THIRTY HAYS ONLY', F;rt qualify GOLD aal S1LYEK WATCHES at the fvllowirc ncn-Hi prxes: SMl.NIil l'ATFNT IXVER .ILVFRi WaicLf, n-1! Jeweled, ma.1 eLaiitii: S" 50 cae s. hailn ad tior?, I'nce bebTe the crisis i5 (V.

MAGNIFICENT GOLD HUNTERS, 1

(I'atet.t Levers) solid, 1$ carat cases rii-hlr rlias i. in all reretit an A No. I

W atch, which wM In thi citr at t-t f f!3 00

befkrt the present crisi, a:;d htrter iu tbe country.

Th'se la want of a good ch should Bot nitlect to improve thi t pportiiintv. IMPROVE TIIIi oriORTl'NITY. nU'ROVE Till- Ol'l'OUTi'NIT Y. IMPROVE THIS OPPORTl'MTY. Atd eiie time by the forelock." II V Warrant every .lrfff.7 Ou receipt of price c i: fvrard per rip't or rea.1, to any part of the Totted States; if rjr Jud, ei-d see:i?y-five cett r-..te. No bank note but United State and Eaternfuad received at par. AdJre Host wick, Tiiihiiy V Co., NEW YORK POSTOFKICE. mrblVdlwAw?w

PRINT1NC PAPER.

Printing Paper, &c, &c.

WE KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND LARGE STOCKS CF

Also, the different f Rook Paper, Printers' Card, ; Ac, togother -n:h 10, 15 and 2 lb ke?s Printer1 j Ink, 1.2.3. and Us F-ok Ink, , Colored ink, Ac. 1

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LAVVSCHOOL. ; LAW SCHOOL ok ; Harvard College, 1862. j - rf 1WO TERMS OF NINETEEN WEEKS EACH, COM- . I MENClNG March 3-i and Septemoer 1-t. for lata-i

lorue aud Circular, a.Uies Caaibriit:e, Mas. Feb. 1-C2.

JOEL PALKEK. I

Rovall tT' tessor. feb21-13t-i-'ti Sat

VANTED.

--7'AXTEn KT THIS OFFICE At an apprentice to learn the pritaing bn-Jnes. a rn-y between H and : 1 year of ace. Me rmt brinf lh" bet rerommeitda-i ti as regard Lis capabil.iy, habita of indaatry anl !

honety. ti calmer ijsea apply.

UT'ANTED CITY ORDERS At the hiebest market rilMU KU V Kll IV

oct!2-d2m Na.l0 E. Washington atreVt.

7AXTED C'OUNTT OkDF.RS AttLe hifhe.t mar

ket rate, by TT. Y. WILF.T. N.!', E. W..iitnt.iitrset.

$50,000 WOUTII Ol1 SPRING JJ2TJD SUMMER JDTtTST GOODS OJSTTIsTCt 0 AT NO. 5 EAST WASHINGTON STREET,

vnnins-n ai t. tiip i itr viiriinvs IX rJltrss r.ooiis. MAN1I.F5. ?KIRTS. r Ft)R THE !PRIN1

AH ENDLESS VARIETY OF HOSIERY, GLOVES, EMBROIDERIES AND NOTIONS,

CALL AXD JUDGE FOU VOUKSKL VKS.

M. H. GOOD, Proprietor.

ATTORNEYS.

Late of Wallace & II irrUon. Late of Conner 1 Klshback. HARRISON & FISHBACK, TTOiusnErsrs -a.t law, OFFICE.NO. 62 EAST WASHINGTON ST.,

(Over Munson 1 Johnston Stove Store,) IXKIAXAPol.tS, IM U.M.

rpiIF. UNlJEUSIGNED HAVING ASSOCIATED I tbemslvea toi;rtherin tb practice of the law, iU atter.il to all l-fral tasinees tutnisted to tbeir rare in tLe State ani Federal Court. P.ENJAMIN IlAUklSOX. WILLIAM I. F1MIUACK. Ie-einler 11, 161. Henry M.Scott, Notary Public, will take acknowWmentof deeds, Ac. at the above olli e, decVJ-d3n

PIANOS.

PIANO FORTES

wmi

TAKE NOTICE.

ffflHF. rNDKRsir.Nr.nitis ni: dvt rui.nivsF.n JL the Stixk of CichJ owned bv E. A. Hall, in the old Fellows' Building, Na. 5, ari'l iif nr keep a rtmplrt asorfnient of tbe laret ty b- of Got, and ill kep experienced workrir-nt uit all the old customer a eil at tbe new one, liotn F.e olit to rive him a call ct-r pnrrb-ri elebere. He will als, keep a asrtKent of Men's and Boys' Clothing ON 1IANI. Alfto a. good Mock mt lHrnIsIilMg. IV.r.'t forget tbe plire, Oilcl FrlloiV!' Hal!, Xo. -, WASHINGTON STREET. If TI litl. UtllC. Jsril3-d.1m

DRY COODS.

cttl

7E HAVE ON HANI) A NUMBER OF FIRSi

Clara Pianos, Lieh we will sell at et Tor e.sh WILLI A KU 8TOWKLU No. 4 Rate House

DRUGGISTS.

SCHIEFFELIN BROTHERS & CO., WHOLESALE DRUCGISTS, And Denier In Fancy (ioodn, I'erfuniery. Ac. Also, Airents for the sale of Rclbied Petroleum, lKum-oa-ting Oil, ruerior to any Coal Oil, fuini.-bed iu any quantities at tbe lowest market rates. 170 AND 172 WILLIAM STKEET, NEW YOItK. Jan29-06m

DENTISTS.

P. G. C. HUNT, DENT IS T ,

OFF1CK AND RES1DKNCE, xu 32 kast .tiAUKirr sthi;i;t, INDIANAPOLIS IND.

TO RENT.

ON THE GALLAUDET FARM.

A FEW l Max,

FIELDS, TO P.E PUT INTO CORN, OATS, and Potatoes.

fir:atavm taa lloats If tbe tenant furnishes team, 4c, be pivej one-balf in the bushel or crib; if fi;n;i'-hed to him, be pives twothirds, fcacl tenant will have Ii o o m Toi his Iximily FHEE OF RENT.

The .Soil i Frcj-ih and Fertile And with proper care Fsftrfrc Crops can Lr la tic. Apply to the subscriler, J. S. F.P.OWN. Gallaudet, rb. 25, 162. feh26-dtf

PIANOS.

Superior Finno Fortes,

rWIHE REST. INCLUDING CHICKEIUNG A SONS, ftoSL TON: STEINWAY & SONS. New York; William Knabe Si Co., Baltimore, may be found at The Indiana Music Store, N. B. Pianos to Bent. WJLLAKD & ST J WELL. febH

PHYSICIANS.

DRS. JAMESON & FUNKHQUSER, SOUTH MERIDIAN STREET. J3-d6m

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FOR SAUE. THE ÜNDERHILL BLOCK FO SALE AT REÖÜCED PRICES. l-MrableR iildinz Lot frontln on Pennsylvania, II.ware and Mirh:?an ts..

XI- X S XX S CJTT23DI -7" 1ST

OF SQUARE NO. 4, AS PEU PLAT. NORTH STREET.

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u 10" I cel. Price. 0 10 50 per fooi-2,200. 'm

tö per foot 1,S00. -

I3 per foot 1,500.

15 ler foot ,jOO.

J. 11. OSGOOD. Sold for t2.750.

SOLD FOrt tl 6.000 i

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rtDrLii r cn alii INSTITUTE.

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Iii. t -et. r . Pri-e. s 137 -V) per foot-1, fHn Z Vi perlool lftO(). T. 4M per foot-y'(K). 4 3j per foot ii, too. told loiter. yir. Tlndall f

olilto Fred. IttAclahanpl.

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MICHIGAN STREET.

rilHR PRICE OF TUE IBOVK PBOpEIfTT 05 XJCUK. AS AND V LAW HE STkKETS MIS BEkN HEDlTrD I from tis rr f.t td aUS oer foot. On lVnny I ania frwn ZZ t $i -r toot. Thial.tcte.LlVnd tlea.rabl Tact property In the c-.ty. bj per cmt., north of WasLu jn.n. . wen Iliinoia. IieUwara at North aru, kirk. U tfc ceu'er rf li-iun;.. Part e. wt-hiiK more ti.an teel can hat a part ot the iieU bT E k MA Oiif-K. rth e. h. balaf iu 1, 2 a.d J years m ith annual li U-re. Foe further tnfonnatton call at . -j oihe orrr Talbotfa Je an ry :ore. H. I A KKI H . fndiiuapoiU. tudiaaa, February L I" febl-sl