Daily State Sentinel, Volume 10, Number 3612, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 April 1862 — Page 3

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CITY AT4D STATE ITEM 3. SMSBSBtsssaBSa Incendiaries are about. J7f" For intetTtinjr micellanj, ee tl Crst pavof thw pa rr daily. 7T""Tb llefrrewa of Lafiyette intml to build a mnuf the earning summer. Urtioior The llev. Father Beonie. of iM JohrT Churdb.b now an asiUut, the Kev. John Yiünr. Drtrrn Sotwm John Forney, companv H. 3t!i IndUn. and John Uro an. company lf, 31;h Indiana, died at Louisville lat week. Zlfftut little corn i planted jet in Central Inbtns. The weather recently ha..beeu ti wet fur plowing the ßtotunJ. Yeterdy wa another betutifiil fpvin;; l-y. The blue bin, marlir, yellow hammers, ii.l w'h1; leckere enjne thetiwrlve. nTt mot -plendid maiket in the whole l'ii.on is Ii;diiii.ipoiw fur fi.h. We hive flicker, bim. pike, catfish, codfish arid tlte like, daily. MMwrie No-rici: There will te a speial rneeting of Center Lodge, No. 2.1, this (Monday) e veiling at 7j j o'clock, (or work in the third de piee. CiiA Fiu, Secretary. I'Tflovemor Morton has sent to L-ifiyette for the cot and bedding uwl for rebel prisoner, aurrni.-iji;; tht frob.ibIy they will toon be re quired on .oie new battlefield lor the comfort of our wounded. ZHTX otifuZ wa muI in the City Council on Saturday uihl hut about the di.franchi-ed citizen of the Highlit and Ninth wrL. 1 lie leawm i obvious The-e are Demoentfc wards and Deniorr.it were elected to represent tljein, but u.rel by it Jlej-ublir.tn Council, who are going on doing whatever eemeth tu thein good with regard to the wi.tbc of the eopIe. Firm On Situt-day flight a slaughter hotie in thj north nettem put of the city, on K.ill neek., WJung'mg to ilr. Coon, Jetrotid by fire. Liter, pay about J o'clock on Hu:idty morning, the grocery formerly belonging to Mr. Schimmel, on t!ie Diu IT road, in the southern j.irt of the city, w. likewise consumed. The loss in both caes will probably be ei(uivalent to $15,IMK).

Anotiiiu Fibk Yesterday morning Hill's bo, in vard,ou East itieet, was diicovered on lite. The alarm wan promptly given and the flames were ubdued without doing njuteri.il damage. Provision on otB VofM:n Soi.iir;s at Yincknnm We undcrt tnd that the hospital of St. ((.briel. belonging to the College of Vin rennen, tendered jotne time eince by the lCij:ht Iteveicnd JtUhopSt. l'allai to the Government, ha? been accepted, and a surgeon of the regular army detailed to superintend it. Preparations are now iu progress for the reception of three hundred pn'ienta. ltiv. J.W. T. McMillkv Thisdiiuguishel divine and warrior held forth in od of the churches in thin city je-terday. He preached and he prayed. He shouted. His congregation onchiuated nnd repeated between each iMiiger the

word of the well ktiowrihymti, as follows: "The mintrel lis returned from the war, With.apiriL m buoyant as air. And thuM on hi tuneful guitar. He sinjs in the bnvrtr of ki fair." . When the Hev. McMulleu preainbulntea he taken Cnitel Slates xript along with him,$ö bills at that. ir' "To-day beautiful and ladies and babies, regies and po.-ien adorn, illuminate and beautify Witühington slree, which w ill te further adorned, illuminated and beautified thin evening by the pnui atic light hed abroad from Glenn' Leght lloue o'er all that do below it dwell. We don't like to Aj anUhitig against the sun which, considering its extreme old age aud the remote and barbarous times iu which it was invented, really does quite well but it will h ive to get up very early in the morning to eclipse or dim the lustre ot the light house illuminator. A for the

moon, phe leing a ladr, comparisons would of

coure fe odiou, thoih it has been observed that ? he has not hown her face in this vicinity ince the lighting up of the tower. Tr.A Dbimfes will find it to their advantage to call at the Hates House China Tea Store, No. 14 Illinois fctreet, Indianapolis, und insectthe large variety of green and black teas just received. Tlieir tock of teas embrace ome twenty eight rarieties of Imperials, Young Hysons, (lunpowclrtand Oolongs. They arealso receiving every week lreih mpplies of the choicest teas in the Kastern market. Strangers i.iling the city will find it to their advantage to call and examine for themselves before purchasing else heie. N. II. We are selling a good family blick tea at GOc. pr pound, Imperial at fOc, and Young H)oi at 75e. , Don't t..rj;ct the place Hates House China Tea Store, No. 1 1, Illinois street. 21-dw

IW Mr. Seitiert; From pro;rrtT holders on ',

ale ptreet, with refreftre Vt improtini; that irret, preferring pit ''i-ted of rifrirrcl lly Mr. I5! ike; From cit zens of the third war-, praying the or-Wing of an election to L!l vacancies If Council trom that wanL BirOBTS. lly Mr. Wallace, fron the Comtnitsee on Street and Alleys, relative to un dry petitions for treet improveraent. Iy wine, from Committee on Oai, with reference to a petitiou by liumont k Sinker. The Civil Engineer rep.rted with referenee to the improvement of Wahington Ptrtet and Virginia Avenue, acl like matter. TUB CA?B Or fOLlClMAjr BBITJIT. On motion of Mr. Colley, it was onlere-l that

the Council meet on Tuesday evening next to

invet!gaie cnarges prete rred arain,t thu oJIicial. OR t AN, re. ! An ordinance for the improvement of the sidewalks on the wet tide of Pennsylvania. ?lreet ! was paed. j An ordinance for the improvement of Georgia I treet. between Noble and Hen ton streets, was

pjtsseij. Au ordinance for the erection of lamp-posts on the north ide of Washington street, between Missouri and lilake streets, was passed. An onJiuance for lighting the KiUth side of siid street iu the same lH-alitr. was tia-e-l.

An ordinance for the grading and graveling of

31 rket street, between the et-t Mle of Alabama I and west side of New Jerfey, was read a first ! and tecond time. j An ordinance for the rradinc and cravelinsr an ''

alley between Notth and Michigan btreets, was passed. An onliirance providing for the bowldering of an alley in nju tre 57, w hs re id twice. An ordinance tu repeal the ordinance preventing the running at large of swine, was read twice. An ordinance providing for the grading of tidewalks on St. Clair street, was read twice An ordinance for the improvement of Michigan street, between Liberty and Noble streets, was passed. CJTT MAKMIAL. ' The Council went into an election of a City

Marshal to fill the vacancy occasioned by the ! death of Mr. L nicks. John Umphersoll was j

unanimously chosen. HI-SOLUTIONS. riy Mr. Wallace, notifying the Central Canal Co to widen the cd vert netr the rolling mill. Hy Mr. Wall ace. authorizing elections in the Third and Fourth Wards to fill two vacancies, onein eich. (Mes-rs. Vandegrift and Geiseuduir.) on the'Jihdiy of May next. A resolution was adopted ilirectin the repair

ofthesi.le walks on We-t Washington street,

north sid. bet wen Meridian ami Illinois streets. Hy Mr. Fletcher: lu-tructing the Street Coiqmisioiier to adcrtie for proposals for improvement of the corner of New Jersey and Suuth streets. J5y the 8ame; Permitting Cottrell Knight to sink a pump and draw water from a public cistern on Delaware street. Hy Mr. llaiighey: Appointing a special committee to superintend the furnishing of" the new Council Chamber. Messrs. Haughey, Hrown and Fletcher were appointed.

COMMERCIAL.

TELEGRAPHIC.

rrrTr iirWH? r rut pailt statv rniuj iom Rt'porl.

Iteportof lr. JaineN. Athon The following is the re;ort of Dr. James S Athon, special surgeon sent by (iov. Mortun, oi the condition of the hick and wounded Indiana soldiers at Winchester, Virginia: WiM iuMKR, Va . April 17. 7o i Excellency, Governor Morton: Sir: The following are the names of wounded Indiana Soldiers now in the hospital under the charge of Surgeon A. I). Gall, in this city: wotNDtn. D T Hamilton, co G, I3tli, in left thigh; J H

Muller, co. G, LUh, cornjMiund fracture of the right thih bone; D 1' Kobinson. Co. K. 13fh, in right wrist; II Ke Min;ton, co. G, 7th, left arm amputated; Wm Maloney. co. H, lllth, in right arm; W K Mit hell, co. 1), l.'fth, in right thigh; C Smith, co. F, l'hh, in leg; II H Harlow, corporal, shl through the bietst; I A Miller, co. F, 1-tth, in riii and si Je; K Cravs, co. C, 7th, in the left thigh; 0 C Hobbins, co.'ll. 7th. iu thigh; V Kesler, c. II. 9th, sliot through the limns; C C Warder, co. A, 1 -Ith. fracture of skull; E II Torney, co. E !J7th. in the feet; J II Kaper, co. K, in left thi?h; M Mulvihill, co. (i. 14th, in the thigh; T J Pugh, co. I, 7th, in right shoulder; A I) Eggleston, co. C, 7th, in rizht shoulder; W S Hoofs, co. 1,7th; in right elbow; FII Hurnett.co. H. 1 lih, in left thigh; Wm Kappler, co. E. 11th;

I I) iirown, co. h, 14th, in left thigh; II Zener, co. F, 14th, iu right thigh; C O'Brien, co. 1, 14th, in right hip. ii to. Dr. Gall took char-e of the hospital in the Female Seminary on the 21 ult., where he fouml tne following mite of the names aud character of wounds of deceiscd patients: J McKnight, 7th regiment, of wound in alwlonifii. March t'J; William Holer, co. E. 13th, of wound in lungs, Mirch 13; W A Whitney, co. F, 13th. of wound in Ifhig-, March "2"t; M S Helm, ci. K, 13th, of wound in shuldr and brea-t, March "2-; Nelson Smith, co. A. 13th, died at the Union Hotel, in this city, of wound in abdomen. March "2; A Jackson", co. A. 27th, of typhoid lever, March 24; E B Hamlet, 7lh, of wound iu the lungs, April 1; Clus Kneggs, co. H, 14th, of erysipelas, from gm, -hot wound in the knee, April 4; Alex S lletter. co K. 14th. of gunshot wound in the back. April 14; Win Miller, co. K, Hih. of erysipelas from gunshot wound in leg, April 13. The above list of wunled includes all the Indi. minis now in hospital in this place The wounded are under the care of Surgeon Gall, of Indianapolis. His wards are in excellent condi lion, and I teel assured that our patier.ts are doing better here than they could do it' they were at home. There is an order aire idy issued to furlough the wouinled home whenever thev are

able to travel, and also to lischarge from the ;

.service those whose injuries render them until lor i

iiniiiarv uuit. IH9 iinct tiu rt-iii't- nit-n (v

i and wounded to thefr several homes, if thoroui:hly cmicil out, at as early a period as practicable, i My colle ague-i. Di. Wiley and Iiiddle, join ine in -aying t!i a our patients i:i hospital here hou!d , rcmiin until di.posl of under the order referred to atxit e.

ArroiMTMEXTs and Promotions. Lieut. Col. John W. Hlake pcomotl to Colonelcy of the 4'Jlh regiment; Capt. James N. Kukman, of Co. A, pioiuoted lo the Lieut. Colonelcy. W. II. PUe is appointed First Lieutenant and Quarterniater of the same regiment. Lieut. Cid. Wm. II u ix w U promoted to the Cohjiitlcy of the I -Ith. Lieut. Col. T. Wilder it promoted to the Colonelcy of the 17th. M yur G. W. Gorman is pro mo ted to the Lieut. Cofunclcy. Mjor Jaiticr A. Hull i prtnotl to the Lieut. Colonelcy of the 37th, and Capt. W. D. Ward to be Major of the same. Joepb It. lKls:e, Lieut. Colonel, is promoted to the Colonelcv ot the 3ih. Major Oirin H. Hurd is tromoied to the Lieut. Colonelcy.

oergeani .it a Tor i. tines .v. ciiuu-un is imuumru ,,. ...... . . t i i -.i . . ..J. ... ., , tmi tJur men are coni!ortb;e, and.with but two or : to a Fut Lieutenancy (to be Adjutant of the .,,. rt ,; tJ. . i . . r . V, J . . three exceptions :imu:g trie wounded, are cheer- : regiment) of the 5.td, on the recommendat.on ot , fu, inu Culileilteil W(ien i4 .su,t.(1 th;tt your yx openor officers. ! ceüeucv's solicitu.-e f,r ih.-ir welfare "w:w th

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V'a iricruiasicr oergrain gnaicj ihtici is

1 TSlKOBAm.J i:inrlnnntl .Markri, Cucni Ti. April ?. Flour scarce and in prwxl demnl from city deilers anl Inkers, and ritei are higher; upci fine ft 20ra4 3d. Wheat firm at93(i95c for red andy?c(g$l for white. 0rn firm at 33c. Oat firm at 31c. Whisky in better demand; !es at lc. Provisions firm but quiet; buyer refuse to pay the advanced rates aked by holders; not much

done. j Mcm p,rk $10 'J); bulk 3lB't35c; hacon ides i Jai'kOIl Still Kc l't a 1 1 II Si:c 1 "

Lard7c. Mo!a-as scarce and buoyant. Sugar and coffee unchanged. Exchange firm at rem.; gold 2 j rem. The river began to rise about noon, and has ri?en 3 inches tince then.

V A S II I XJi T O . XEWS Capture of JWitary Stores at Fredericksburg, THE ARMY BEFORE Y0RRT0W.N

motel to n Fiot Lieutenancy, and to be Quartermaster of the 3It. Additional Assistant Surgeon Emil Aichelehas been promoted to the As-istant Surgeoncy of the 32J. Mj'r Edward H. Wolfe has been appointeI lo

the Lieatenant Cohn.elov of the 52 f.

heirtJell ent:niellt of evcrv lova! citizen of our

noble State, it was received wit!i tlutering plan.i:.. vi...:...:. :.:... . . i . i : . i

i ic iiiii.iri vom ini"-ioii o i iioianapoMfurnislicd m my articles, and is still supplying w henev er t:etle l. I think the people of the State should not feel uneay stttout tielr sick friends on account of the scarcity of inemsfur pr.ter trettmeut. Where

.Major William l. ?piceiy n.ts oeen rromoiru lhlt(:t.rlllll(lt .-ii ti. s..irap i.n.

to the Lieutenant Colonelcy of the 21th. : , ,s ni;(Ni tu, vacuum. First Lieutenant and Adjutant Hichard t . Har- We hive ren.icre-l all ilie service we can to

ter has been promotol to the .Majority on recommendation of regimental officers lor gallantry dis plaed at the battle of Shihdi. Lieut. Charles S. Ell:, M D . is promoted to the Assi.-tant Surgeoncy of the th Indiana on rcci'mnicnd-tion of u,arior officers. Tbc following have been promotl in the 23th reennent: LnH h J. Rat.dolph, Cs;tain; Absalom Hrem, 1st Licutcnaut; James P. Bennett. 2d do; Will iam F. Kevnolds. It L'euttnant; James F lieed, 21 do; William H Crenshaw, let Lie;te.iant; Wm. (uthrie, 2-1 do. Altert .MtHJrhoue. Captain; Shirpe W l iner. 1st Lieutenant, and Hiram MoothuUM?. 2nd Lieutenant. hae teeu coimifin9d in the 47th regiment Indiana Volunteers.

nr. city ror.iciL.

This body convened in regilar fesion Satur dav night Ust. DCATIt Or PAVID iOl'CKS. The Mt vor announce 1 this TCnt in appropriate form Ml VOKI AI. H Mr. W.llui: From Mindrv citizen re-

nintiat;ng a;aint the jf?cel improvement j f M Clawon, c- F, 7th; A K But'erheM. co 1. ft "..-hit. -ton i-ti.ti. we-t ot We-l treet. j 13th; J H inson. K. Ltth; H Hering, co E. Pv Mr. P.pjwn: Kem-utiatitig against the ; g Nesuniger, , 7ih; S Aibuckel, co H, 7Ui.

Uwl.lering of Pearl reet, between Meridian

and Penn 1 vania rtreet. Hy Mr. i4!ake: From Hugh Slav in tor pay for wm k on treets. lit Mr Wallaee: ; Fmm wnerw d" lots on

mi. rem oi-trat

1 have the honor to be.

Verv re;-ctfuil, Jamis S. Aiho.

M iiet trctt. eal of Pogue K

a .Tiore lar. HkAt 7tu Div. A a m v o thi: OhioJ ... .i.i t i t...:i i. i r.-i i

irg agin.t ct-rtiiu im;Toemc tts tontemplate-l i CUtnoeriauu ro.u, .M - i iu that hK-alitv. i Ed. StNTlNtL: Ple call attention to the fact Uy Mr. Wa'llace: For the improvement of an j that paes tu ciuien to enter the camp tu this al!ev running from Michigan t North ireet ! division are not granted.

1W Mr. Iinu: From the Indian apoUs. p;tu j A knowledge of this may ve mnny rror

h. have frienls in the regimenis i.ere t..e time

t..!rgti and Cleveland Kailroad, for the vacation oi t ci lain alleva el tf Eal Srvond alreel. Hy Mr Hrwn: For the vacation of alley in o'jt lot No. 1C, from John If and John tumph.

;ai rtaArH. New York Market. New Yoaa, April 26 Flour Less doing; market scarcely so firm; price however without material chance: .les at $17 I Jj for nuperfirie State; f. l)(t5 2) for

DEATH OT GEN.SMTTH

From 'aliincton. Washinotox. April 25. The Time dispatch says: A special order has been issued from the War Department conferring upon Drs. Brown and Alexander and such assistant surgeons as they may appoint the right to embalm the dead of the

Lmted States army anywhere wr.bin the lines

jtr. t.tp- CI . U4 nr kii-rtine Wintern-

$5 105 rJ for common to medium extra Wet- j lher ,in camp or on the field, and to follow up

rri- .' 'lr .111 for ItiforW.f .1 IT.i.i . fori

gool shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio, the

matket closing quiet with no bu) era t outile

quot tions

sales at

change;

WhNkv without material

22.,Q2:i.;c. chieHv 23c.

hel mtrket firm and dull for want of stock; sale of Milwaukee club $1 25; white California $1 2G. Com market heavy anI lower; sales at 57(r 5?c for mixed Western in store aud delivered, nnd 58c for Jersey yellow. Sugar Haw very tirm; CuSiC347; Porto Rico i!; Havana o7ani7c.

Molas-es mre active and firmer; Barbadoes

-rc: l orto kico JiU(t.vjc. Pork ipiiit; prices .-lightlv favor buyers; sales at $12fi 12 25p(or mess, $12 5"(c 13 5) for prime mes, an. I $t'f 10 Ü5 for -rime. Ileef dull; matket rules very firm. Putter is selling at G(it 14c for Ohio and 1C 20o for State. Cheese firm at G(t(Jc.

IVrtv York Mttle .Hurket. Makkkt Dat, Velneday, April 23. 1S62. Total receipts of cattle of all kinds for the week.

Reeve. Total 5.05J L isd week... . 3,517 Cone-ponding No. per w'k lat year... 3,525 Average num-

Cfws. 127

Veals. JIG im

Sheep A Itnilm Swine 6.5117 13.2J1 G.17U U.G23

73 1,153 8,813 6.G15

the advance of the land forces.

Our Minister at London, Mr. Adam, recently visited Paris for an official conference with Mr. Dayton upon an important subject of diplomatic negotiation. The former, by the last steamer, reports that he has returned to his pot. The Houe to day reversed its yesterday's action on the motion to print 25,0Ul) copies of the agricultural part of the Patent Office Report in the German language. Mr. Walton, Chairman of the Printing Com mittee, stated tint the Government printing office has neither German type t:or German printers; besides, the work would have to be translated. The Sanitary Commission w ill to-morrow dispatch the steamship Dauiel Webster to Fortress Monroe as u floating hospital. She is to carry a large supply of hospital stores, medicines, clothing, i:e. ic, and a score of surgeons, ijur?es and hospital dres-ers. Col. Raaslotr, the Danish, and Count Peper, the Swedish Minister, have gne to Fort Monroe. It is believed they intend to follow the French Minister's exarnpie and to extend their tour to Norfolk and Richmond. The Judiciary Committee of tlie House will rerort adversely to the memorial of citizens of citizens of Chicago in favor of Gen. McKinstry. The committee have determined not to make public the letter of Seen tary Stanton to the com mittee. Washington", April 2G The President has recognized C. F. Adae as Con-ul of the Duchv of Saxe Altenbert, at Cincinnati.

ing our movements Arn! endeatorirg to catch deserter. The miit body, lowever, is relieved to b ite gone with Jackson wherever he may be. '1 he refugees i iid deserters are turned over to Lieut. Col. Roehelder. Provost Marshal Dejvirtmerit, and examined bv Col. Clark, of General Ru k'ssfarT. ' " Dr. Baxter, late Assistant Surgeon of the 30th Wisconsin, has been appointed Medical Purveyor of tbia Department and is temporarily stationed at Strasburg. It is a tact worthy of notice that the rebel hospitals are models of. comfort, couvenience and cleanliness. A Union hostage who escaped from Jackson on Saturday morning reports his force at that time ix miles east of Harrisonburg, which place he left in a pertecl panic. The Union h?dsi:es taken by Jackson from Winchester and the valley, maty of whom are sixty years old and upwards, sick and cripple!, were birbarnusly compelled to march on foot behiud the train up hill and down, through mud and creeks, and in somecaes falling down from sheer exhaustion. This act has caused great indignation in our army and loui cries are made for retaliation upon the prominent secessionists hereabouts. From Washington Washington, April 26 The Navy Depart

ment has received dispatches from Oim. Foote enclosing a report from Lieutenaut Commanding Gwinn, dated the 14th instant, iu which he says the Tyler and Lexington conveyed two transports containing 2 .OCX.) troops, cavalry and infantry, under command of General Sherman, to Chickasaw, where they disembarked and proceeded to Bear creek bridge, at the crossing of the Memphis and Charleston railroad, for the purpoe of destroying it and as much as the tiestle work as they could find. The bridge, consisting of two spans of 110 feet each, was completely destroyed, together with some 5M) feet of trestle work and half a mile of telegraph line.

1 he rebels made a feeble resistance to our

be r per week last y ear.. . 4,370 113 638 9, b'JG 11.530 BLEVfs FROM niKKKRKXT STATES.

New York 3!h2 Pennsylvania 101 Ohio 753 In.liana 20D Kctuckv Gi Canada.'. 30 Virginia TU

Illinois... 2,596 Iowa 310 Michigan G Connecticut..... New Jersey Missouri 133 Wisconsin

9 00 8 00 7 25 8 00 i Id

r.r.vr.s. The market this; week has been a heavy and declining one, dragging its slow length along through tlnee days. Owing to the tre-hct a good deal of the stock w hich came over the New Yoik Central railroad to Aihany was fceut up to Troy to cross the liver, and consequently arrived heie behind time, some droves being too late tor the pales. The experiment of opening the market on Monday is very unpopular, mid the sales this week on that day were made at a decline. Tuesday morning opened heavily, and the sales were m ule at prices .,v per lb lower than the rates of last week, and to day the market has been still worse for the teller, the decline being eijual to 50(ä75c per cwt in prices and estimates ot weights; closing heavily at our quotations, with the yards barely cleared of stock. The sales of this week have been unfortunate for the speculators, who bought largely at A ibany and Butlalo. Government took 300 head and graziers bought 100 cattle. We noticed some very heavy coarse cattle which were very tat; many good cattle sold at $8 per cwt, which was the top price alter Monday. We quote: BEEK CATTLE.

Premium $ (ft Prime 8 Ml Medium to good 7 5')(t IW 6 00 General .selling prices 7 ()()( Average 7 5U(fi

milch cows Are dull, but prices are about the same ns thrive last rejiorted. The proposed action of the Leg-i-latuie to abolish swill milk establishments as a nui-ance cau.-es the distillers to buy cautiously. We quote: Best cows per head $15(?H3 Gool do do 35(340 Fair do do 30(732 Com'n do do 20ä25 VEAL CALVKS Are in good demand, hut prices are lower than thev were a week since; lecent calves have sold at 2(Vr3c per lb. and ibs a week old are quiet and plenty at 88c.$l 50 per head. We uute: Good an! extra qualities. .. .per lb 4 (ftb cts. Other qualities do 3 (rt-l cts. surr r. Are a little firmer; those offered this week are mostly horn. The proprietors of the various markets propose to charge 3c per head yardage after the first of May, insteatl of -c, which has been the price heretofore. We quote: Wool sheep at 5(S5t.c per lb

Sheared do at 3rtfrf4'rtc do'

Lambs $l'5MQto 00

From SifW York New York, April 26 The correspondent of the Herald savs:

A Fielerickrburg date of the 23d states that Gen. McDowell's force occupied that city, his headquarters being in the house of Mr. Lacy, an aid to the rebel General Smith. The flotilla succeeded in clearing the Rappahannock of obstructions, and reached Fredericksburg on Saturday. Work has commenced on the Aquia creek and Fredericksburg railroad, which will soon he in running order. The railroad bridge over the Rappahannock will be immediately rebuilt. Much valuable information relative to the course ami condition of the roads south of us has been obtained i t um the contrabands and residents of Alexandria. An immense amount of flour remained in Fredericksburg, and over a thousand bushels of corn are now at the mills being ground for the use of the troops. The cotton factory at Falmouth continues to run s usual. The report of barbarities perpetrated upon our men at Bull Run have not been exaggerated. The rebels dug up the remains ot our soldiers, made spurs of their jawbones, cutting up their skeletons into every conceivable form, euding the trinkets home to their friends. The rebel army is reported as being greatly demoralized by the present Union victories, the news of which the rebel authorities in vain endeavor to suppiess. The rebels quartered in Fiedericksviile last week moved oil towards Gordonsville, and it is believed are encamped but a short distance from this place. Contrabands are flocking inbv scores, many of them possessing valuable intoimation. From them I learn that the rebels had a regiment of mounted negroes armed with sabres at Manassas, and that the regiment is still iu service near Gordonsville.

Leiters from before Yorkt own give a sort of

confirmation to the report ot the refusal ot an Irish brigade in the rebel army to serve and the surrender of their arms. From Yorklown. Befobk Yobktown, April 25 The principal event vesterdav worth mentioning was the shell-

lug of 1 oik tow ii bv one of the eunboats. She

moved up to the mouth of Wormley creek durin

the morning, opening a well directed fire on tlieir

works which was prompt! v answered bv the la

bels. The boat then fell back a distance of three

miles from Yoiktown, when she again opened fire. The shells exploded each time within the enemy's works, but obtained no response. A few shells were tired during the dav along the whole line to keep the rebels from strengthening their works. No one was injured. It is raining again to-day, but the indications are that

it will soon clear up. The object of the flag of truce sent to the enemy 's line on Tuesday by order of McClellaii was to etTect the exchange of four rebel prisoners for a similar number of our wounded in their hands, in order that they might be beller cared tor. The answer showed they were not disposed to comply with the request, but the wounded had not been sent to Richmond.

Caut. Wm. D. Bartlett, Acting Lieut. Col. of

SUNDAY NICHT DISPATCHES PROBABLE CAPTURE OF NEY ORLEANS

Destruction of Steamers and Cotton

REPORTED EVACUATION OF CORINTH

ARMY IX MISSOURI

.trimis iiT roniiTouw

ME RR I MAC COMING OUT.

Official DUpnlche. FoaTRis Moxtoc, Apnl 27. To Hon. E M.Stntn, Secretary of Wart A black fugitive, just from Portsmouth, bring the Petersburg Uxpitu, of yesterday, containing the following: Morile, April 2.V The enemy pasd Fort Jackson yesterday at 4 o'clock A. M. When the news reached New Orleans the excitement was boundless. Mirtial law w put in fall force. and buints suspended. All the cottoa and Jteim boats except those necessary to trausportcorn and

ammunition were destroyed. At one o'clock to-dayi the operator at New Orloan bade good bye, saying that the enemy had apreared before the city. This is the last known. We will end particulas a soou ns received. The nero who brought the paper reports that the retiels have two iron clad fteimen nearly completed, and believed the Merrimac would be out to morrow. Signed J. E. Wool.

VATCrtESi

! BEWARE OF fOCXTERFElfS.

IICADQCAKTCa, DtF VRTMKXT R KTT VH KVSOCX.) April 27. lcG2. j To Hon. E. M. Stanton. See' y of War: I was told that the Richmond Examiner of the

cavalrv, P2Ü in number, but soon hastily re- 2Gth has been received in FieJericksburg an-

treated losing four killed. Our loss none. j The War Department is desirou of learning j

the address of Mr. Bimey, the inveutor of the

combustion hell

A dispatch received at the War Department today trom Fortress Monroe eays: The Richmond Dispatch states that a Federal gunboat had succeeded in passing Fort Jackson below New Oi leans, but the rebels say that they regard it of but little importance a they have other defenses to be depended on. A general order has been issued from the Adjutant General's office directing that all the lock houses, bats, ecow an! property belonging to the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company on the line of said canal, now held, usei or occupied by United States, officers or troops, to be forthwith given up and restored to the President of said company. From Fortre .Monroe. Foktress Mo.nuok, April 21 A flagof truce to-day returned with the schooner Mississippi, which brought down from Norfolk yeterday seventeen Federal prisoners, wounded at the battle of South Miils. The Union troops consisted of parts of five regiments the 21st Massachusetts, 5lst Pennsylvania, 9th New York, 8-th New York, Huh New York, and 6th New Hampshire, under the command of Gen. Reno, numbering f00 or CM men. They hnuled belw Elizibeth City and

a a a

nouncinz that iew Urleans nas oeen taken

Great destruftion of property, cotton and steamboats took place. Enough 6teimtoaU were aaved to take away their ammunition. There was great consternation among the inhabitants.

Heapqi artir nfar Yorktowx.) April l'b 1H2. $ Still raining; roads nearly impassable. The rebels in Yorktown opened tire on three canal boats passing into Wormley' Creek. No damage done.

IlEAiHjr asters. Army of Potomac) April 26. I HQ. $ Hon. E. M. Stanton, Secretary of War: Early this morning an advance lunette of the

! rebels this side of Warwick, was carried bv as

sault by Company H, lt Massachusetts rei

ment. 1 he work had a ditch fix feet deep, with strong parapet; in a lined by two companies of infantry no rtillery. The rebels broke and ran. Our loss is three killed, one inortilly and twelve otherwise wounded. We took fourteen prisoner, destroyed the work, and retired. In spite of rain, our work progresses well. (Signed) G. R. McClellax.

From Washington. Washington. April 26. The President visited the French frigate Gaeudi to-dav, it being the

marched up to the Canal without opposition The ' frst time a President of the United State ever

the ÜOih Massachusetts reiriment. wa shot before

There is a good demand for heavy corn fed at Yorktown on Wednesday,' end his had his left

a decline oi per cwi, w mie nunc p.or rm- je , ampötated. He is doing well iirealmot unsaleable. TOo head ot the latter kind

beinjr now upon the market.

object of the movement was to break up the

locks. The engagement took place during the afternoon, and the rebels were driven from the field late in the evening. It was known that the rebel army was receiving reinforcements, and General Reno retired duiing the night. No transportation having been provided lor the wounded, they were left in a temporary hospital, and Assistant Surgeon Warren of the 21st Massac hue.ts, was detailed to remain with them. Several others who were only slightly wounded, left with the other troops, among them Col. Hawkins, wounded in the left breasi or shoulder. The wounded men, on their arrival here, were taken to the general hospital and properly cared for. They complain that while they were in the hand - of the enemy they did not have enough to eat, but were otherwise properly taken care of. . Trnncsoee Xcws. Cairo, April 26. A special to the Missouri Democrat says: Passengers who reached here this morning on the steamer N. 't Thomas, w hich left Pittsburg Landing on Thursday night, bring highly important intelligence. An engagement took place between the ad ranee guards of the national and rebel armies on Thursday, and the iebels were driven back towards Crinth. Hal leek was pushing his whole army vigorously. Chicaoo, April 26. A special to the Journal from Cairo says: A reconnois&ance in force was made towards Coiinth on Thursday. When nine miless out thev surprised the rebel camp and took twenty-seven prisoners, lestroyed the camp equipage, and advanced to Pea Ride within six miles of Corinth, remained trom 11 iu the morniug until 3 P. M. No sins of the enemy. Mr. Stevenson, of Danville, Illinois, who ac

companied the reconnoisaance, reports having heard the constant rattling of cars sounding whistles towards Memphis, which gave them the impression that the rebels were evacuating Corinth fur the latter place. From Xew Vom. New York, April 26. The new gunboat Port Royal will be put into commission this afternoon at the Brooklyn Navy Yard, under command of Lieut. Geo. W. Morris, whose gallant conduct on boartl the Cumberland will be recollected.

SPECIAL NOTICES.

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TOULIiM. Ac COX, IriiKifs, o. IS i:ast lVulington Street) Have been appointed agents for the sale of It It A I K S X U St I L, A i O , THK WONDERFUL R.YNCLUS, for the cure of Coughs, Odls, Sore Throat, B.-om htfis, Wheezing, 'rriutlon uf tb Uvula uik! Tiusil, and Disea' of the Luru. Sola in large boxes, 25 cts., 51 ct.. and 1 1 each. nHdilv

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UNHID STATUS STOCKS.

the jick and wounded heie. and theiefo: e ?h ill leave for Frederick, (Md.) wheie mo.-t of the wounded an 1 i k are tenioved, and from which : I lace 1 will apiin report. . ; SICK. The fd!owin: i a lit of iok Indiana joldier in hpital at W iiiche-ter. Va : N L'u'an.co C. 27ib reinieiit; Ch;i K Pate, c C, 7th; J K Mi I -we'.!, co I. 7th; b K Hamuioinl, o I. 7th; J K Wninery, c A. 14;h; I (luiherie, co I, 7l i; S lbi-le. C. 7th; S K Ch tmberl in. co H,l Jth; I ilhm in Wrijiht. co 1, 27s!i; .1 M II imni.u.,1. (bami) 27ih;JI II B..,e, iai I), 27th; L-iwreuce Lw, coF, 7th; E Morcan. co A. Ulli; II C Ode!!, co B. 7th; S W i;ick. col. Pih; r.trick Cain, co K. 1 lh; B V Vork. co H. 13;h; Wm S DermrJ. co (1. 13th; T .1 K.t Mi.o H. 27th; O I i;;Mu. c C. 7th; : J Wa. nacht, co I13th; (5 W Kl. CO A, 13th; Pnid Taer, ca I, Uth; John Rdey, c I. U:h; j L Falkenburh. co C. 13ih; Jel M Ferjuou, 'co F, 13th; Jacoi (ilnnn, er C, 13:!i; Jame G-tte:.lv, c ,7th; Wm Rainhart, co K. 13th; ; G W Kaine.ro F. 7th; L A Hale, r U. 1 4th; ill Youni, co A,27th; S Clw.u. co F. 13th; I Crbeti. co D. Uth; K C, R.inin. . 7rh;

I Holiev, co B, 7;h; J F Frankou, co II, 7th;

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Tennessee Iteivs PiTTSBtRc Landi.no, April 26. "Major General C. F. Smith died at Savannah yesterday niternouti at 4 o'clock, of dysentery. He was taken sick shortly alter the occupation of our forces under him. and has been suffering and sinkins

slowly for some weeks, though his condition was j nt thought dangerous until within the past j week. His la mil v have been notiüed, and are j

on the way to Savannah.

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Irmn L.oulsvllle LotisviLLE, April 26. Gen. T. W. Sherman arrived here vesterdav.

QTSINGER i CO 'S LETTER "A" FAMILY SEWIXti MACHINE, with all the recent improvements is the BEST anl CHEAPEST ant MOST BEAUTIFUL of all tewing mar hiues. This machine w ill mw anything, from the running of a tuck in tarletan to the making of n overcoat anything fronj pilot or beaver cloth down to the softest gauie or gossamer ti.ue, and i ever

ready to do its w ork to perfection. It can fell, hem, bind,

went aboard a foreign vessel of war. He was

received with the honors ra'nl to crowned heads, the same as usually shown the Emperor. The yanJs w-re iniioie! by the crew, w lio ehouted Vice U i'rcsiilent! The Secretary of State and Capt. Dah!.ren aecompanie! the President. The French Minister was alxiard to receive the party. Washington, Aril 27. The news from New Orleans, which comes through several rebel ources, is deemed of the utmost importance. What England failed to do his been accomplished by New England. The m inner in which success: at Fort Jackson and St. Philip was followed up, has been hihlv praised. In thirty hours, our men consummated their victory, and appeared before New Orleans to receive its submis-ion. No mention is made by the rebels of iron clad turtles and rams. From Tctineee. Chicago, April 27 A special to the Times from Cairo says: Passengers from Pittsburg report that on Thursday over thirty deserters from the rebel army entered our catup and beed to be enrolled among our troops. They all corroborated the statement received the day previous relative to the evacuation by the rebels of their present position and asserte! that Beauregard had withdrawn a considerable portion of his force for the defenseof Memphis. Cviao, April 27. The river is tili rising, and in some places is gradually making way over the levee. The steamer McClellan, from Pittsburg Landinz four o'c!ck Saturdav evening has arrived.

The rebels are inaugurating a system of guerilla

warfare along the 1 enuessee river. Boats were tired on yesterday a short distance above Fort Henry. Our army is steadily wlvancing toward Corinth. Gen. Pope's Division on the extreme left, four miles above Pittsburg. A reeamnoiasance wa made in force on Thuralav and en

countered a large forte oi rebel infantrr and cavalrv eijrht miles from the Landing. The re

bels formed in line of battle, and after firing one

volley retreated in great disorder. Con.-ilerable

loss fittv-nine prisoners taken.

The roals have been improving, but the rains

of Friday rendered them again impassable. The M:Ciellan brought the body of General C. F. Smith. The Memphis Aralanche of the 23d says a raft upon w hich were a larefield piece, a 13 inch mortar, and sixteen of our men wa captured Uy the rebels near Fort Wright ar-d taken down the river. It still insists that the battle of Shiloh wa. a Confederate victory. Genu. Duel! ani Beauregard had effected artangements for an exchange of woundei prisoners. Passengers bv the McClellan bring further ru

mor? of Corinth be ng evacuated by the rebel., w ho will make the next stand at CoIumbiM.Miss. Col. Turchin's brigade h id m-ei back from Tuscumbia to Huntsville, where Gen. Mitchell is fjill encamped. Southern .ev. Chicago, April 27. A special to the Tribune eav?:

The Memphis Aralanche of the 23d ay that

on the 1 1th eighty Federal cavalry took possession of Pocahontas, Arkansas. There are ten thousand Federal troops at Don

iphan Missouri, engaged in building flat boats

WJl AHE KFCEIVPCaiHRfcCT 1K0M TUE MA.W UFACTUKY in TT vrwtr ami yl of ca tho Celebrated Ualtham Ualrlir. A (Tnmne VTalTbam Wa'ch cot le to fcuy and will lat much longer than iomgn mt.! w atche of the tame quality . A pruuine VTaltbam Watrh U a durM rr!M aid accurate tiTT-ke'p'r. W had rathf-r w arrtiit a Wlthani Watch for five year, than the ordinary F.raji-h r wim Watete fur year. A (tcruin Waliham Watch i the tt for railroad mo. lha bei.t for fanaera, iu fact the let for even body la want of a t!ine-ke-r. We prt our Waltham Watchei direct from the manafactarer. and every W au a U war ranted to irie entire t-atufactkin. In enditl(r f..r a lirnulnp altliam Watch yon run no rik, denl the Hy le f eae aud the waldi is mre to k,er time. S-tvl for a lit t rrlcrii. Our rtock of Sw(a Watch and Jewelrv t very larf. Composition Lpj'ine W itfbf, (4 M ta ( 6 M. Cn position Huntinir 'i'l Wi!cIm, fa 50 t fs TS. Süer Uuntinic fast Watcher f 7 10 to il2. Silver lull Jeweled Witches, $3 fa) to f9 W. Pure Coin and Silvrr Wrr; Sitrrr Matd Ware.t1okm, Ac, Ac. W atch, (Iw k ai4 Jrvtrlry lpiririi atl warraiited. V. 1. IIIM.IIATI A ( (.t 20 Ea-t Wahinrt etrrrt, apr Iiiu.anajKjIU, luJ ana.

RAILROADS. PERU AND INDIANAPOLIS RAILROAD. 1862. nn?.'J 1S62. NEW ARRANGEMENT. ."Vew ICoiite to C'liicna r la Kokawa.

31 MILKS SHOHTEK THAN OTHER KOUTX.

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5 AXD AFTFR ATÜ1L 10. lsC2. train- will t

run a f.-!U s:

ii A Man i rain :ii irare inaianapoiu at ii w a, w tfp at all rtation and make cloe eotuit-c tton at K konw a itb train on the Cincit.nali and CLicaro Air Line Kaile ro"l for Lneini-port, Valparaiso and Oocairo, and arrive t at IVru at 4 DO F. M., In time to maka cojirn-ctl with I train on the Toledo and Wabah Lailw ay, rolng Kat and I Vet. l tOtundnir, the aame train will leara Prra at ll.li P. M., inaWuiK (lovC rounrctioTi at Kkomo with train. I from Chic c and arrive at Indianapoli at 4:15 A. If., in time to make connection, for all pointa tt. South t an1 Wpft. An ExpreMtrain will leave IrdiinaoI!ii at 10.10 P. X., eonrartat K ok onto it h train for Chicago, and arrive at IVru at 2:23 A. M., Intime to maoctinr-Hn with trmlna Koing Kat and Writ on the Toledo and Wabau KaU way. Ketnmlna: the name train will Uare IVru at 120 M., after the arrival of trair.n .n T. A W. K. W.fruai the Ettt and Wej't and make cloe connection at Kokomowith train on theOinrmnatl and C'hicaco Railway fron Chicago, Valparaiso and L;aiiport, and arrive at Indianapuht at 4:10 P. .M.. In time to connect with the evening trains for Cincinnati, Louinrille and othrr poiuta. ?l"cial attention riven to the tranportaUon f 11 txk, prcxlnre and m'-rrhandi reneraUy. DAVID MACY, GeiK-ral Aveni and Superintendent. Theo. p. Haichkt, General Ticket Agent, aj l 3-dly

ri i liiiiiiiijuiiiiiiiu! .. iiiiiHiiiiliMjiiii a t IHIIIIIHIIW

r- imwi a ar i a a a

jraiLir, tuck, quilt, and has capacity for a great variety j on Current river with which to descend Black and

rViht Dispatches.

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Treajojry Note-. C ct.,'J jr con Tre.iurv Note?. T.jU ."j Tretsur v Notes. 1- " American (IoM

New York. New Yotk. New Yik. New Yrk.

New York

New Yrk. . .7 New Y"rk. . .7 Ohio 6 Ohio 6 Ohio 6 Ohio i Virginia 6 F'etinvlvania 5 Keutuckv . . .6 Mi.siuri .... 6 Tet:neee. . ..6 IllinoIinter'l 6

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Indiana. . . . Indiana Minnesota . Iowa L uii ana. . N. Cano'ina V.eorgi. . . ,

aud expen-e of a trip to tliU oint. iVrmita will in no rae le allowexl. K. I) Svrita. AHe le (trar.

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Alabama ... .5 M rvland. ... 6 Marvland. . . .5 Cwbfomia. . ..7 Miehigan. . . .

1?70. 1-70. Ic75. 1??6. ....177. iMy 72. 1-7-J M3.

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coupon " 1 ' loll?.. " l?73.. 17'

From flank' Dlviaion. Camp eae Sparta, Va., April 2ö. Several

a 7,14 , deelter and relugees curn.borate previous re-

? i ; xHjtUi tbat Jackson, a!ter nvm from our advanc

7 7 ju columu ou Friday last, punlied forward to .i i Ul'.i IM'. ' point one mile north of Ilarrisonbur'', where a i

1K 100 tumpke branches to the left, passin M iau- . 1 (Ml 100? ; gheystowu ou the south fork uf the Shenandoah ! 9"?) 9? ' and the Blue Ride, and running tiience ta Gor- j . 101 1.; 101.; ! donsville.

Jacksjn's wagon train hid teen pusheJ to j wards Staunton, but bearing that town was inj jossessioti of the Union troupe, he reminded l j to Ilarrisoiiburj;. At an earl hour Satnrdiv morning, Jackon j w ith his whole force and train took the Gordons-1

viile pike, and at latest accounts had reached Magvuheystown. , On Saturday n'pht, wjuiidron of the Ut Vermont cavalrv," while scouting the Lun; road beyond Massamitten mountain, fell in with a body of the euetnv's ctvalrv. A tkirtnih enuei re

sulting in tbe capture of pevea of the etemy and ! e!evec of their hore3. None of our men were j brrt. but a Lieutenant had his horse shot under 1

hirn. Jackoia retreat from this vallev his had a

55'b 55' ; ' beneticial effect on the volunteers and dratted

c-y ; men trom Rockingham and the feurroundi:,g 77 j counties Larpe numbers of them are daily 56 coming into our line, and deliver themselves up. 72'.i ' It i ptated hundreiia of them are now in tbe -1 j mountains hiding from Ashby's frcouti, only ( awaiting an opportunity to esc, and claim pru64 V' ! tectiou l"nm Gen. Banks.

One who came in yesterday reported be round a brn tome miles hence where were concealed sixteen refugees and deserters who will probably come into loan to day.

6lg r6?.' A n-rtkin of Asliby'a cavalry are couU'ng both pfil 1$ iles of the mountain neir Harrisuifur watch-

of ornamental work. Thii U not the only machine that j can fell, hem, bini, and o forth, but it will do m better than any other machine. The Letter A Family Sewing j Machine nay be had in a rrat variety of cabinet case. The Folding Ca-e, which is now becoming o popular, is, j

as its name implies one that can be folded into a box or ca.-e, whk-h, when opened, makes a beautiful, substantia!, and paoiou table for the work to ret upon. The cae are of every imaginable deMgc lain as the wood grew

in

v bite rivers. The condition of the roads will prevent the Federal marching on Corinth for some time to come. They are making no move in the direction of Humboldt.

Martial

and five mile around

Lare bodies of Texans are at Memphis on their way to Corinth.

De Bow, Solicitor for the Conrederate cotton

law has been declared at Vicksbarg

us luve iure, or as riauurtscii un uri ri tiu ...mifvui. . r . ' ' I loan, want iPlaMrl ha IP for a tecinc Tjurnose ill

2Co. ii Lroadway, New York. JtTIüd anapolis OCfice No. 3 01d-FelloWli, Hall, Washington btreeC apls-dly

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CAUTION. The market fall of imitations, represented to be tha aame as -BROWN'S BUONCHIALTHCClIES," which are in mot caes proJuctjve of positive injury. Many dealers will iaiaend inferior preparations and lower prtc4 aniclci, afford. eg more profit to tbemselvea Ask for and OBTAIN only ''BROWN'S BBOXCIIIAL TROCHES," which by long experienca hare proved th-ir value, harir g received the aactioo of physicians geoe ril'y, and tUmonlalf from eminent men thronghoot the country. BROWN'S BRONCHIAL TROCHES, when allowed to dissolve lowly in the mouth, haT a direct inSnesce to the affected parts: the tedative anl "soothing effect to the muco lining of the windpipe into tie Dro&cLü allays P;lmonary irritation and give relW in Coach, Colds, and the Tarioas Throat affections to which public speakers and saucers are Lable- fehll-dlj'62

exchanre for b per cent. Confelerte bonds.

Mutiny h:td broken out at .Nashville in consequence of the l ite abolition raesape of Lincoln. Nineteen Feleral officers resigned. The Kentucky regiments mutined and bad a pitched battle with two Indiana regiments. The Fedenl steamer Montgomery burnt the rcbooner Columbia loaded witb cotton, inide tbe St. Louis r?s west of Gilveston. A dispatch from IlicbrQond datl the 22.1 aaya Fremtxit left Eastern Kentucky witb his whole force of 20,000 and cone to Corinth.

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PainK? Paints! Paints! OK EVF.RT DESCB1PTI05 LET. GK0UNU IN Oil, and JllXEO FOR USE. Alo, Varaih, Otla, Glw, Patty, Brushes, and in fact erery thing that appertain, to the trade, for sale at redorrd prices for cah, at the Red Front. No. 11 Virginia irmtf. K-m saber tbe Red Front, pr-o-it Dr. I&lap's rfsMeiice. MfcRRTJlAN t CO, ap2l-dlnw3nt Indianapolis, lad.

From Forire .tltnrof - FotTftus Moxkoe, April 26 Harper Weeklj, oq its arrival here to-day. oa account of objectiooable editorials, and map of the vicinity of

2 orktown, was eizel. All tbe yards mod lower ma&ts of the Galena have been removed. Nothing is seen above deck but the smoke stack. About 10 o'clock to-day the enemy opened a briik fire on our men near York river without doing damage. One of our gunboats the! led the rebel works in the rear of Yorktown about an Lour. Tbe enemy responded without barm. From rutaburf, Pa. Pitts Buao. April 27 Tbe steamers Marengo and Hailman, sent to Pittburg Landing from this citv , returned to-day with aerenty wounded, who were placed in the marine hospital. Tbe boats tarted with nearly five hundred, all of whom were left at points ou the river nearest their homes. Among tbe wounded are two rebel prisoner.

D It . C. V . ItOIIACK. rannurma or Scandinavian .TIcdicincA. fWy UK celebrated Scandinavian Blood Purifier and Wood JL Pill, and alo dealer In all Onatn Faaoil Mrdl. cinM, No. 6 K.at Fourth St., Cisxrlnnatl, . lor the prevcution and cure of diseases ariklng from impurities of the U or Mcrctini. Cmifled to by Morris Morris, Kj , Mr. IfcVanVn, of Indianapolis, Her. Js. Haven, Kokomo, and hondreds of other citizens of Indiana. Irice of the Scandinavian Verrtahl P.Iood purifier, tl per bottle, or r half dozvn. Of the Scaneinaviaa vegetable Blood Tills, 25 cents per boi, or Ct boies for Pad Dr. Boback'a Special Notirea and Orti&catea, pa billed in a concpicuous part of thi paper from time to time. IH-. Roback's Medical Almanac and Family AArtr, containing a great variety of Intereating and valuable medical Information, ran Le had gratis of any of his agents throughout tbe country. From the Mishawaka (St. Jos Co.. Ind. Enterprise, Fe i. 1MU IVartby! Tlerll. Among the many remedies offered to the pull under he bead of TateU Medicines, it is a reLef to know that some of them are T.lu.t.Ie preparation will do what la claimed f thcru snd are worthy f and a place In every family. Ik Ining to this class may be mentioned . Dr Kotack a ScaixLnavian Eee.lies lUuod Purl ft r and '. Blood Pill which are moot excellent preparstious, and bare the dexired e fleet in all cases for which their use Is Intended, bike thousands of others, we bar personal witness to thi. havii.; a4 then la nr family riih the best effect. We are a)o acquainted with many who speak 7o!nntah!y la praise of these medicine. One of oar lead in ST bnine-. tn n says that by tbe jm of only fonr bottles of Purifier he received nort thaa ne hundred dollars worth f benefit. His diff.cclty was I)ysppia. We espreM our thanks for a liberal present ol theo remedies fur ne in oar family. For sale in Marion County by W. U.Vicker,Indianpflis; Robt. Browning, to.; Perkins 4 Co , do.; II. kosetrsrten, lo.; Freier Wocher, do.; W. T. Hard, eVwi'kp't; R. H. Church, Cumberland; E. D. Hsnna, Oskiand; L. Uromher-

rT, Catleton;Tf arren A eteacy, rarmersviJie; W. T Yeaman, Hridjefort; and by Drugsrists and Merchant.

throughout the Lnk-n. i A ISew Article. I Dr. Roback's Stomach Dittcr. j A new and delightful Stomachic and Cordial, for girWig f tone to the Siomarb, and fnr the prerenUoo of bj!xms t complaint locHent to the WeterB country. Try It. As a morning drink, to ait dige.tioo and relieve Dyapetsla, it has no equal. I In Saror it i superior to all other bitters. Try it. The formula of these Ik: pert, cow (lei) tha s4e prop1 erty of Dr. Kobark. orirlnated with one of the a4dt and , moot eminent Medical Practitioners of tha Writ, and It is directly predicated upon the wants of Western pec J pie. ; These bitters derive their st'nsulus from the powerful tonic nature of the roots and herb of which they are composed, and aa tby are, by allaying snoataral eravrngs f the stomach, directly promotive of Ti:?ipr.iiAcET rhe present proprtefir belieTea that in making then widely known the public welfare .uW-rved. It will mmd be for sale by all f Ir. Roback's nnmertra. I Agents, and at Hotels, Ac., ti tvyArj over. S In the meantime, orders will Ne fcird direct from Ciaeln.ri tn any qaanlty, and at tbe lowest ratea. H is put op j in Qiart IVrfties, aad securely parked in one dozen cases. Ils'.f doirn sample cases, will, however be packed and sent to any addrea if deatred.

ReUil Price tl per Dottle, or six or $5. Principal office and aa!ero-m No S East Foarta Mxeet CincinnaTl, O. Laboratory, o. 22 Uarameod street, aprll-lawdwlv.

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