Daily State Sentinel, Volume 10, Number 3635, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 May 1862 — Page 3
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CANDIDATES.
telegraphic:
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Tnr.DULT mtF.lF.NTlN EL ls aerthy al! tht arly
i ted fr tclin fron the Pt-of5ce while acting
wioentac aspresa aixi rrgM ,r,n. an cinerea laauo-; H.n.,. Uh,,.;,, u.. D...-.
t'.i defendant plead
punishment of auch an
-T.oen.a .Rarest ovrr,. tNmtn t.''cl'Aurott, Peaborn c tfibatedln thlarity. TL! enable readers at adl.tatv j piilr. 1 be lw fite tbei
rrmth.c.rtt.iT idi.r... t rt.i....f .-r ; offense at Imprisonment in the renlteutiuy for frrra.Ut,tw,Kebr.futb.,crHTtUU.rr.nSh , t JWM TL iVb-mer.t f tf. Court will t
prr.pMi.bl l-wl'ff. News dealers and carrier, , er.teied a cc cd in ;;ly ; but the Judire. D.-trict Atin any of tl town on railroad centering at Indianapolis, torney and Other ofli'Crs of ill? Court wj'l Ofiife PI beviprliM w!th thear.NTINFL on m jrood term as ' it, a recommendation to the President to remit any other paper. t"1ab fr the Daily wi!l b supplied at ! eiht y eir of the sentence iu cnider.ition of the
iifii'ritM. or-ieraar H.iwtri. dAw i ia t tint the de!c r'!.int i a Twn mm ofotdr
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Nut.NCF. then.meof JAMK K. I LLiI M LK, i cad.dste to represent Man coui.ty ia the r.est I 'klaturt, subject to tlie decis.on of it Dsnaorrat.c Cvujry Onren thn. j:am voters.
Iiotwi KxrtxiaairoKTBK mat mtwrnui.
oon Reports.
eeptlng Depntv Marshal Ft.il ftps and jailor Mel burn. Thej, jo. will doubtless be fet at liberty in the course of the day. The latest ('.vice te:eived at the War Department are as lollow: Our army liu been within four miles of Cor inth for lereral dT akirmiahing. Theenes
doe not teem inclined to make an attack
SPECIAL NOTICES.
COMMERCIAL.
NOTICE OF SALE.
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lf raLaaaArm.J Cincinnati nrkel. r. r ri
Flour unchn? rddall; noperCte $( 0Q f 4 13: extM $4 o4 $5; tad faily Cd fiacy j m aa& äl
AH is qulei in the department of üeoeral j WheAt dull at MQMi for rcdici 9538 for
liuetfii aiid Iii- mother's only dependence.
In the afternoon tlie cie of IIrper x J. t
Drake et I wm t iken up. The c.i5 will be ar-
A JT1 iotaLe. Tbe Irnprf -n apper to prrtail rrcri? nmriT Im-
cxrt that we La rm Jh OfTce eirtMaitb tb .r.N- i Puo,l lh"w tnurning.
TI.iJEt. IW. Tal I a ml-lake. Tbre 1 . ,ne In ! " the city that i w well prrparei U di all lirtd of IUK)X i SoLDUM I'UNH Af'plicUior.s for liouutj Ay It JOB PRINTIXO aa w ar (turpt larr bill pmirr at'i.Iicatiti for inv.ili d peuhri; DeriH.4 wewni feel under obU.-ttiotjMo all Iirmraf? r,ot 1 r:,l"m ,,uJI1,n nutior' lialf-p.iy, l.s, ttM-
PUBI-IC MOTICE.
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Hare ben appointetl amenta for tb al of n it a u i; v t r n s i ii a a c , THE WONDRUKLX fiiaSI Lt'S, f -rtbecure c.fCoo.-h, C'H, S.r Thrat, Urwucb tu, W b"iin, "rriiati'-ti J ibe Uvula aJ Tun!, a-l l:oa'P of the Lu:u. Soi l in lare boxe, Jöct., 11 et., and It eacb. LlMAwly
FROM M'CLEILAX'S ADTASCE !
CONGKKSSIOAL,
NO FOREICN INTERVENTION AFFAIRS IT CORIvril.
...j u I'.Tni., uk in uf .'nu, lor any work t key can mb4 to or oBW. W h ro pnMlc pttrontce to d prnl on to !! the ptper-n e ik the prty to d ai with the r work, aa far as tbjr can. We ran !o a good ork, an,l on a good tfrm, at any ether office.
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ii.ui'p.i; iiiuiKi jtUMOlis, iC, sc., rr Male bj Doweii, Stewart te. Co. 1-2
or
Ilcndriclis and Voorlirr.
Tbpechof linn. Tlionia A. Hendrlck, Isfort th I)tnofrJticCoTentm on the Klthtb .f January, ISC 2, and th. peech of Hon. Daniel W. Voorbeea, in tbe tlou-e f Hrprr mtative. Ff hniary 20, .n the duty of th Feienl Govrmment in ita rlatina to tbe civil war and the o)j--t for hcb it liouM frcuted, are for ale at tili ofüc, puhlUhed In a pamphlr of Uteen pa' , icladina; hol h apeerbe. Each one ia among the at-lea delivered on tbe preoent crii, and bould be placed in tbe band of f Tf ry virfer in tbe State. Tb Brt l"ie having teen entirely exbanMtd, we are now rpriHtinj a larjre edition toaapply tbe increasing demand. Tho. liTinx off epren ronte. matt provMe for prepajinR the p'Mitatre, wbkb U tie crnt pf r copy. Price f 1 per bun lred. All order promptly f.Ilrd.
ariou Couiitv Horticulitjr.il SocietT he 1 their rtjuUr weekly' meeting on Tuesday cvenii.- Utt at their room in UuLbtrd'n build I.'). Alter ome di-M?u--in tiio societv conclude! to continue to occupy room 4 in Mr. llutb.ird'a building for the en-uin? yeir. Jlr. Cul!ey, the e-. iyi.-t of the evening, entertiinetl the Sxict? with reidin a pifcr on the kitclien garden, ably advocating it peneral utility and ec-ofiom v. Aller hIik-Ii Dr. Urown. Mr.
j (iold.niith, Mr. Dinih-p, Mr. Culley and nther I J wlkiji.iteJ in h lively di-cui-iou of the merit of I the spade and hoe ai:aint plow and hoe culture i The Socitly will boh a fair in Monic lUH I 'ly i Jui.e, Hhich i rou)ie to be a plendid tu-
ii'tuiumciii.
tiT'SLNOEIt k CO 'S I.tTTE!i,,A"KAMILT SEWISO MACHINE, with a!l tbe recent iiuj rovem'Lt, U the PEST ant CHE.irKST ar.d MOST BEAl'TI FL'L. of all wtB( macbiaa. TLI machine wilt aew auj--tbinfr, frcn tbe ruininj of a tuck in ta riet in to tbe innklüg of an overeat rytbltg from pilot or beaTerdoih
Old
.Mrliell.n' Advance. IlALTitiutK. Mar 21. The boat Irom
Point lu$ anived. The American' pevil correspondence ftates that the teamer frra White Houe this afternexju brin:3 a miabe' of pledgers from the
CITY AND STATE ITEMS.
tl7See firt pa;:e.
t'The C.ty Couin il meets to-night.
Z-Hj" Husines r.trd.-t cm be lud, at till time, at the Srnlinrl oll'cc.
Tlie Suptetne Coiat ot Indiana convenci
on Monday r.ct. J2?"The Antonio Hrother' frre:tt world re nowncl Circus visits Indianapolit to day.
f7"We wonder who the nrti-t m w1k fjeH up encer'i elegant stvlw of hat. und caps. A Dir net lt (Ji-lutiox. How can Spencer, 2'2 We't Washington trect, pell fuch beautiful batAat audi low prices? IUligiols Notice Kev. T. A. Mill will preach in the Second Presbyterian church to-morrow morning and evening.
J27A gutter ii being constructed by the Stieet Commiiiaioner down Market rtreel from Illinois treet.
Z3f Pineapple sherbet and stntwberries and cream are eerved evert evening at Joseph Parifetto' confectionary. Illiiion street, nearly oppijfitc the D ues House. Dij21 d'2 ZTTf any person want a good fan mill, for clc ming grain, at one-third what they will have to pay at the shops, let them go to Featherston & Ma) hew. The North half of Mr. Siuirt'a acre, on the corner of New Jer-cy and Vermont treets, has been Bold to Mr. Wood, from the extern part of the State, for $15 per loot.
I'jc Nicking. Ilalniy spiing, wntn birds are .iiigiiig in the green trees, and the growing revelation presents in lri!ite-it color?, m the time for picnicking. Sunday schol gladden the heart of their oung pupils, and give an opportunity to teachers to Invigorate themselves wiih exercise, by thee pleasant excursions. Lt-t yeir nearly every school in our citv tuA at Ieit one excursion of thi kind, and we hope the war times will not prevent their doing so thisjetr. This notice i.s calleJ forth by feeing yesterday morning a proce-ion of hcholars wending their
w ay to the Depot for a pleasant day in the woods. !
1 he day was tine, the uir bracing, and we have no doubt they reveled in enjoyments under the preen trees. Let other schools follow this example utitil every child in the city h:is an opportunity to attend at leist one pic nie. AxoTHlK Dim;. The Adams Kxpiess brought up Irotn Kvausville on Thür.! ay a fine Newfoundland dog for His Excellency, (lovernor Morton. He is a mignificei t specimen of the canine eprries. and we understand came from I he i.eighboih'MMl of Corinth. We did not leim whether he was confiscated, but he was uodoubl-
edly sent here, as a KcpuMicau friend suggested, to improve the breed of His Excellency '& dogs. The colors of the Animal are ?oigge"itie ol the antecedents of the Governor, politically of cour.e, and his present proclivities and association in that line. They nie white and bl ick the white representing the antecedents of the Governor when he advtx-itel with great earnestness Democratic principles and policy, and the black his present sympathies with Sumner, Giddings, Fred. Douglas, Abbey Kolsoni & Co. We can only hope that in the future the white will more and more predominate.
headquarters of Get. McClellati'a armv. which
down to tbe aoftet aauie or o.aroer tiue, and la rer i jn proxjmilT to fotiom bridge, over which rea-lytodoltaworktorfectkn. Item Ml, hem, Und, V)nhu 0, Wfty already pa.e-l-the gather, tuck, quilt, and bai capx:ty fur a ;reat ariety second division havijg crosel the Chiclcboinof oniamcnul work. Tbl.i i not tbe oaly macl.ine that j Uy n; CW bridge, AlrOUt feveil Cliiei futther UP, can Ml, bm, bin!, and to forth, tut it will do so better ' and within eight mi let of Richmand. It was rutban any otLer machine. The Letter A Family Sewing t morcd that a proportion lor an armistice for ten
day had been uirJe by the rebels, but of cource no iuch idea could be entertained. The advance of ou- army was understood to be within five miles of the city, to which point the enemy lias fallen back with but alight effort to check our onward mcvemcnt. The advance by tl a ay of New Ilridge enters the citv on the north side. The tug Dragon from the James river this
morning brings down two verr intelligent citizens
Maciiliie may be bad in a grf at varitty of cabinet caf . Tb r'i'ldiiig Ca, which I now lecovinx o j-opular, i, ait name implie, one that can be folded ii.to a boa or cie, which, wht-n op'U"dt make a beautiful, iiilatitial, and apaciou table for tbe work to ret ujx.ii. Tb ca are of every imaginable dlgn plain a the wood grew lu its native forest, eras elaborately fluhbed as art can maketbeta. I. M. SINliKH A CO., No. 4Zi Itroalway, N-w Toik. JCarindianapolin Office o. 3 Odl-Fellow' Hall, Wa.hlnfrton street. apH-dly The market! full of imitations, represented to w aatne e "BROWN'S liKONCIIIALTUOCHES," which are
In mot cae pnxluctive of positive injury. Many dealer w ill recommend inferior preparations and lower priced articles, aflord.nR more profit to themselves Ask for and OI'.TAIX only TdtOWN'S nUOXCIIIAL TKOfHES," which by htiR experietic have proved tb'Mf value, having received the anetiou of physicians generally, and testimonials from eminent men throughout tbe country. LKUWN'S I'.KONCHI L TKOC'liKS, wbcualloMed to dissolve sh.w ly in the mouth, have a direct inlluence to thealTttted pari.: tbe sedative and boot hing effect to the mucus lining of the windpipe into tbe P.rciicliii allay . I'ulmonary irritation and j;ivea relief in C'"Ugbi, Colds, and the various lliroat affections to w bit h public speaker and mntfi rs are liable. febll-dly'62
Vremont. Bank, and McDowell.
No douche hire been receiTei from the Ttcinit? of HIchnviuJ elui. yeeierday. 2o o jj.item'ent h d taken plce. It Ins been ascertained from an authentic tource that the expenditure of the Government from Arn!. boT.to the pent titr.ehwe not averaged $1.000.000 per day. Thia may b conidcred a refutation of tlie exaggerated reports njon thia subject. I cnneer ?ien. IfisviLLE, Mav 23. An election wait held in Te'ir.es-ee to day for judicial efficers. The vote in Nlivil!e liovicl for Circuit JuJje. Brien (Union) 570. and Foter (Secession) 7UG. The Secessionists generally voted; the Union men rarely voted, regarding the election aa invalid. Gov. Johuon will give no commissions to Seces
sionist.' elected. The Piesidcnt and Cashier of the Union Hank
wh'te.
Oats 35e: rery firm: holden akios 3Gc. A good demand ftir n c at CDc. Cora terT dull and priccj lower and Irtepular;
mall aa.es'at 36(37c; the receipU ai large and
a pood deal H oKered to arrive. :" Whiaky advanced to 19)c and b gxl demand. ) Me.sj pork dull and cot wanted; good country j brands were offered at $11) iO deliver! here ,
packed; the decline the nntket.
A pood demand for bulk ard bacon aida and ; not many offering; bulk old at $J bO and ariiokc-1 ut f 75(a6 t7.
Lard rerv dull; no buert
Ilv Win. Y. Wiley, HEAL ESTATE AUCTIONEER, Ä E VEY i CXI ES orJUtJTD, ON MONDAY NEXT. MAY THE SSTII. I WILL mU, aa ab, ai t elVxa. 1. ta frct tay dee, ca WaJsUa tirtti, t- dcHiab: hi$ aa tb m U tut U&ta GraI rOaJ. aaa aaJa sjatb of Uva ciy. ar rVaaaot Bsa. batst LOT No. 3, CONTAINING i ACHES. LOT No. 10. CONTAINING 3 ACRES. Of tb abdivtoa if tta DavaJ Tars-. ToriiiM of Salt Cash. The nt of th p redte caa be aeeD at y oc. rrir. v. wiLET, tat Fatat AaC rn-Ul 1H Ka WaatoHrtoo atreet.
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were arre-ted y ester Jay by order ot Gov. Johnson on thech.ire of treason. The to ii of Pulaski has been assessed for
Cuflec ßrm at SMJ.i Mo!.i-es firm at 4.'c.
Sugar in good demand at &,lvtS,lac' ; ar rauca ra !tew Vark Mnrkel.
Ntxr YoaK. May 23. , FI.M.. Tliara iu litt! mnr ..linr tn !ar anil
$13 G by the Provost M,rh tl to compete j Inion merchant for gols seized by Morgan a . fop fineSuie. $ i0(:i4 CO foreatr Su e; ,
troops.
From Louiarllle. LovtvitLF., May 23. Tbe river is stationary with 6 leet, 4 inches in the canal. It ha just commenced raining with every prospect of a wet
bi-ht.
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-7jr 1 1IC Ulk Ot ICIMM" .wnu
away on the corner of Washington and reunylrani.t ptrect, proresm finely. During the umnier the place will be occupied by bai.dhonie business rooms, ejual to any ou the street.
5Tiy" There will be a change of time on the Iinli in tjsdi.s and Cincinnati Kailrtiid on mid af tcr Moih1.it. M v 25ih. rCt-2. Trains will then lea'.e Indian-UHdis at S:iO A. M., 10.1) A. M.f an lC:35 V. M.
DRY COODS.
The Mt.vsus. (Ilenn. at Iiianapolis For many jeirs: the.-e gentlemen have done a business, the magnitude of which is unprecedented in the West; but the triumph" of this firm the pre-ent season eclip.-e all the former prosperity of the house. While at Indianapolis a few diva fince, we fount I it almost impossible to force a passape into the rooms on account of the immense crowls of customers making an exit, lo.ulel down with beautiful goods, and others in qne-t of bargains, eijii ally anxious to in. All apjieared intent on witnessing the interior; but we icrevered, and elbowed our way through the in iss f dry oods hunters, and pushed on to the inner temole. Here the onu-
hitioii mote dense than in the passageway
ty tlie
iminene
"lass door. Outside were a
Holmes k Hnulshaw have bought and hi-xied to St. Louis, within the last aix weeks, l,t0 hores for tlie Oovernment. They have aid Tor these horses over $10J,0UO. This scat tera the money. 2TThe National Saloon. No. 27 South Meridian street, will serve up, at 1) o'clock this even ing, a aplendid free lunch of turtle poop and all the delicacies of the seaaon. All lovers of good things are invited to be present. Notice. A good business room and cellar in a good and des:rable put of the city to be leased on fair term If dc'ued the furnituie and fixlurNntiilM! übt 'med at low liirures. For further
information apply to .1. Kldride, No. 13, South Illinois, treet. No Fit, No Svti; The Paragon Shirt are cut from actual measurement, and warranted to lit, or no sale. Mtde at six for ü I, and upwards. Call, or fcend your measure to U.K. Parker, No. 30 West Washington treet.
few pouads, inside was an armv. W e will s.iy
nothing uliout the goods r the prices. We have tated how the counters are besieged by cutoiuets, nl from this our reiders can draw their own inferences. Soble$tille Clipptr.
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PIANOS.
For th Indiana St at Seniin!. The IleventU Indiana and the lute l'rofeaaor I'lelrlier. IlKAtxjfARTHts Urn Indiana. ) Near Corinth, Miss., May 11, j
The sad intelligence ol the tlealli ol rrolcssor
Miles. I. Fletcher having reached our camp to day, by common consent a meetir.g of the nth'
cers ol the regiment was called for the purjioe of expressing our profound grief at the liss. which we. iu common without fellow citizens,
ha e sustained
Col. MciiinU was called to the Chair, and
Major Macaulev apiMintel Secretary
Ua motion ol Dr. Coininj;ore. Col. McGinnis,
Professor Hibben and Captain Caveu were re
toiested to piepare a copy ot resolutions appro
priateto the occasion. The Committe reported the following rcsolu tious, which weic altcrwards read upon dress piMile, and unanimously adopted by the entire regiment: WnntFA, It has pleiel Divine Providence to call from this mutil lile Professor Miles J. Fietcher, ol Indianapolis, Indiana; therefore Rrtnlcrd, That we have Iteud with deep and unt'ei-ned sonow of this ittsciuiable 1 'roviilence which has so suddenly tiken from us a fellowcitizen, ever active and useful; the friend of learning and progress. Rtsnlcrd, That in the death of Professor Fletcher our State has lost one ever active in the advancement of its best Interests, the cause of Ed
ucation an aide and enthusiastic Mipporter, and our volunteer sold ers in the tented field one ol their warmest and most sympathizing friends. Itfxnlrrtt, That in his depaituie from this world, though cutdown suddenly and by violence, in the vigor of manhood, and with the fairest I inspect of a long and umTuI life, we recogide tlie Christian pati lot's tSeilh. Not uisn the rl field of c irn ie, amid the din of battle, but while on : mission of men v to his sick and wounded
countrv men. Ins noble spirit p uscl into tlie Lnkiiown to receive and enjoy the re w aril of ot.e who loved his fellnw men." Hrtolrt'l, That we deeply condole with the widow and chil hen of the deceased in the tern-
kvW P P.incham tt Co. have just received i b'e an I in.expeett-l cvlamity w hlih has fallen . . , " " .t... tmr,t ...w:.trf, 1 u! n them S'ie has lost a generous and faith-
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watches. Having one ol the best engravers in the citv thev engrave all articles old by them ft ee of' ch r. No. 2d East Washington atiect. V a it a mf. Citt Lot. We call special attenti.n to the sale on Saturday net.the-lth int.. at the Cotnt House io,t , ft 10 A.M.. of filly feet otTthe east side of lot , in Hjuare I". Market ttrs't, part ol tl e late residence of Doughs M v guirc. deceased, and immediately rt of the tes i lemeof the liovcrnor. It n hehhun so convenient and desirable a lot is offered for sale. 2t-5-d
Piano-Fortes.
CHICKERING & SON'S PIANOS.
STEINWAY & SON'S PIANOS.
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Just received at 'o. 4 Katea
Houe. WII LAKH H FTOWF.l.I-
CAVALRY & ARTILLERY.
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Men wanted fr the Iteeu
Army, to f 11 tip tlie ol 1
orjaniifd Mounted Regiment, t or particulars apjilv at
the Uecrnitin t'flire. No. 19 Wen Washington street, over
Vajen's Hardware Store, in charge or UOllKKT S. SMITH. 1st Lieut. 21 U. S Cavalry, Uecroittnir iflker. mvlö-dlni
thaV- Ur U. .
tJTWe have tried the eieriment of putting coal oil around our peach trees, to ce if it would tint drive ofT, aiid keep away, the white worm that eaia their life out. We would like horticulturists, who can experiment on the coil oil with worms and bugs, to try it, and report their experience. Mesa. Hoomurl HtMin. At the house ot this celebrated busine-s firm Mr. K. C. Itrnndice is engagil. Mr. Itiundige is one of
the most accoundUhed of iremleiuaii. At lbg-
shire i Iluuter 'a ever) thing in the family may be procured at the lowest rates.
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
C. L. S. Matthews,
GENERAL COMMISSION
ASD FORWARDING MERCHANT, La i-c T i rc-rroo f fiiuilrii n ff, NO. 12 FOURTH ST., VVFST Slt)K, Iletwrvn Jin In street nml the Itlvrr, LOUISVILLE. KY. tfXm. 0'uiet!mt nt are respectfully solicited, and imm diaie sales witb prompt returns purantced. janl3 PAPER DEALERS.
of Petersburg, who tied from that city yesterday to avoid the press gang under the conscription net. In view of the imjantant information which they bring it would not be projer to make their names public. Having been bt ought to Com. Itoiusv,.. - .i,. were immediately sent to General ool. and will lea., .j,:, mi)rnil,K for iietu TC. Clelhtu s headiuarters fcr whom a i..... c.lf,,Ä
information which they have not made puviu. They represent the condition of things at Petersburg and the urrour.ding country as of a most dcp'o.'.tble character. The suflcrings ot the peeple bccm almost beyond endurance. The scarcity of provisions was, so great that everything was seized for the army, und even the soldiets have been ou half rations for a week past.
with no prospect of even this supply contiuutng for a great length or time. The rebel aimy they represent as demoralized and dispirited to sue li an extent, that it is only held together by the most vigorous appliauceof military law.. Still the work of conscription was progiesstng, and the roads to Richmond were thronged w ith unarmed men, old and young, being driven along under strong armed guards.
They represent that no people in modern times have suffered more than the jieople of Virginia are now suffering, every household being iu mourning, with the prospect of an approaching famine. They als state that Gen. Beauregard arrived nt Richmond on Tuesday. On being questioned as to their authority for this statement, they said that it was so announced and understood in Petersburg on Wednesday morning. No one doubted tlie fact. Jeff. Davis and the military authorities bad declared their intention to fight to the death before Richmond, but strong suspicious were entertained that it was really their put pose to abandon the titv after a short defense at the works scrround-
nig it.
Large numbers of women and children from
Richmond had anived at Petersburg who repre
sented the distress prevailing in tlie city as beyond
description. Threats weie made by the soldiers
from the Gulf States that if thev h id to leave
Richmond they would lay it in ashes, before doing
so. rears were entertained ln.it the.r threats i
would be carried into execution. It would reuuii e the greatest efforts on the part
of the citizens to prevent such a catastrophe.
i he number of troops at Uiclimoi.u ana in tlie vicinity was generally believed to be fully 201),000 men, including the unarmed and joorly armed of the recent levies, who were having pikes put into their hands for active service. Deserters from Fort Darling report that the infantrv force in the vicinity of the work is nearly 30,00(1 men. from Washington. Washington, May '2'2. The Tribune's d'spntch s-vys: The opinion is gaining ground here that the rebels will not give battle before Richmond, but will evacuate. There is very high authority for the opinion that the fugitive slave law does not extend to the District of Columbia. Members of the Cabinet ami Senators whoso legal knowledge is of the first order agree in this. The Times dispitch savs:
The War Department ha called for no definite
number ol troops, but lias reopened the recruiting stations lately closed ly order. Some new regiments will be raised for special service, :is in Kentucky, for the military com
mandant unpointed thcie. Revond this no for
mt! call has been made on States for volunteers
The main object is to obtain a reserve to fill up
existing regiment. Theradicals exaggerate this
nutter. The Times 's Newbcrn correspondent says at temiits to raise a Union regiment in North Cro
lina progresses, but it is doubtful if more than
one or two companies can be obtained. The news from Kuropo is healthful. It is as
eertained the rumors of intervention hare been the creation of the desires of the secessionists and
are without foundation
From ltoion. Rostov. May 23. Tie steimer Rhode Island, which arrived here from New Orleans to-day, brings forty prisoners, principally officers of the Confederate Navy, captured at New Orleans.
from ew York. Nlw Yobk, Mar Nassau dates of the
$4 2:( I 3. for superfine Western; $1 4 TU j f,.iifAmmnn tn niavltnm an t t ra 4i q.:i
, . ' I V t it I U1U II VF lUV'll Hill V.tB IVI II i W - - 5 U J for common to medium hipp:nc brandy j extra round hoop Ohio, and $5 lihlG SO for'
I trade brands, market closing steaay. j Whisky market heavy and Uwcr; aale at 234 ; (52lc for Sute and Vettxn. I Export demand for wheat continues god; the
market rules firm at an advance or Ic ier bu-li el: sales of Chicago fpring nt c.V(i$l 4; Ha
cine spring 9361$ 1 03; Northwestern club 9'4e( ; O ll-- nmbr (iiien lt iv 1 09: red State spring 1
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Toryo vfn wno iiwr in-
iJl'kEntbertH'lTea hy eertaia aert babus. wbictt unfll tlan tor lwas. a. pleaaure or tbe oti of married life; alo. m d hVared anJ t i l men. h
fr-Jtn tac toUl. f yovth or atber ts feet a d.btl'.f j in as) ranee of their yar, befoea plaonjc tbemaalvea aadrr tL irr atmud of arj one, should Crd ttti -riK SECKKT IRIKSD." Married laUieaai 1 learn ooieihiüf tf laiportaaee fj ftnMng "Tac Sccatr rauap." SWt.t to anjr adJreaa. in a ald eolop, aa rc 1(4 f Tn Ccnta. DR. FTL'lRT CO. ran be roau!ted on a! dleiei ct a private or cotif Jeutial nature, from I A.ll.tolP It-. (sun1ara frv-m la 11 A. U.) at th.ir Co. N. IS Kaat TliinJ tret, sp-atalr, ttarn Maia and camore, opposite the Henne House. Adares na. cnas. a. tTT act a cn.. mch2l-ialy-ia-'e3 CtarJuiaU. Ukia.
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c!ub 92c(ü$l 03; amber I o a $1 0.6y;l 07; Can 1 ada club 9loCi$l 01; winter red Western $1 09
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14th Ftate that some thirty rebel vessels are i.. ... ' 4, ;
nwairinj; the termination of the war, prefeiinj
inaction to certain capture by the blockaders. From Fori Wright. Cairo, May 23. A lug sent down iron u. fleet to reconnoiter was fired on from Fort Wright on Wednesday evening. Subsequent demonstrations by the rebels prove that they still occupy the place. Chicago, May 23. A special to the Tribune from the licet dated the 22d says: At 1 o'clock yesterday two mortars opened fire on the fort und kept it up at intervals of five minutes until f o'clock in the evening. The fire was returned three or four times by guns from the rebels, either from their fortitications or from their mortar boats, their shells bursting wide of the mirk, doing no damage.
Com a shade firmer; sales at 4m 47c lor new!
mixed Western; 4(g l9c for old do; 44c for un" sound do. I
Coffee Rio is moie active and price very firm. Sugar Raw firm; OJj&pc for Cula; &ftb4'c for Porto Rico. Potk dull and heavy and prices nominal tia
$12 2."6f 12 37 for nies; $12(ä 13 for prime mcsI
$9 7.' (ü; 9 t" '.;' for prime.
FirenndIiOk or 1,1 fe. Utica, N. Y., May 23 At 3 o'clock this morning the Oneida Riewery took fire and was burned to the ground. Loss estimated at $12, 000. Insuied. At 11 o'clock A. M., the fire works in one of the buildings of Manchester & Lane's Pyrotechnic Manufactory, took fire and was totally destroyed. Charles W. Weber, a workman, was burned to death iu the building. The loss ot Manchester k Lane is about $20,00U. No insurance. co.;tt oiu.xai,.
Reef quiet and unchanged.
Rutter selling at 10(l7c for Ohio and lüot2 Jc for State. Cheese firm at 7nle.l-Ä'e.
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Cjy-The sale of th-t beautiful subutb tn tract of land of seven acres on the Madison gravel road, one mile south of the citv. h is been s.t poned till Mm day. May 2tith, at 2 o'clock P. M., at which time it will be sold without any reserve. Fur Particulars art lv to Wilev'sical estate office.
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IVi&oii, Chntfuiri X WoocN, 77hii1:!I Walniilst.fCincinnntl Manufacturers and Whleale dealers in Jl -.k. JlPRINTERS' CARDS AND CARD SHEETS! IjKlNTINt; INKS AM PA PKK M A X 1" FACYT KK KSabo. mals. aetits for the Macrioha Mill writinit pa
msnu actur-rs. -f extra arappniK Pper and paper
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Iii. 1 . I Rmnh1, Tint a co of these resolutions be j forwarded to the family of the deceased, and to j the Indi inapolis pap.-rs. j
u. r. MtGUMN President.
MacU I V. Secretary.
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Ntw Yoik, Mv 22. Anions th wounded
brought It v the steamer Daniel Webster arc the
follow i n r :
Michigan Seymour H. Knight, co 0, 16:1; S. O. Lcc. lth; Patrick Murphv, co C, 16:h;
Lawiencv Chok, co 11,21; Ineuzo Case, co II,
1st; Abrain Mosier, co H, 4ih, Minnesota Oliver J. Roe, co I, 1st; H. C Voorhees, co R, 1st; Kdgar Tiffany, co G, 1st
Daniel R'ishnell. co II. 1st. Wisconsin Lewis Kinnes, co 1,5th; Eugene Wright, 5:h. Illinois Lewis Luchanan, co II Slh.
Prompt respoii'es hive been made and receiv-1 ed from nust of the Governors of the New Eng-1
land States, calling out additional legiments meet the demand of the War Department.
Washingtox, May 23. SENATE Mr. Sumner called up the reolu tion instructing the Judiciary Committee to iu quire what further legislation is necessary to protlict the piopeity and persons of those of African descent from unconstitutional f-eizure. He said tlmt all oad been shocked lately by the attempt of the slave hunters to carry otF human beings
into rl .ivery from the capital. The provisions' fit the return of fugitives in the Constitution and in the law of lb50 sav nothirx about the Distiict of Columbia at all. Tlie resolution was adopted. Mr. Wilson of Massachusetts introduced A hill for tl.e re organization of the Court ol the District of Columbia. Referred to the JudiciaryCo in III ittCC. Mr. Wilson of Massachusetts, from the Military Committee, reported the bill amendatory of the act increasing the military establishment. The bill provides that stiff officers shall be sent to the Senate for confirmation. It was passed. T''e tax bill was then taken up. In the tax bill, the license for coal oil distillers was amended so as to be fifty dollars instead of twenty. An amendment striking out the license of ten dollars on horse and cittie-dealers, a ad brokers and manufacturers, was rejected. An amendment reducing the tax on su;ar candy and confectioneries to one cent per hundred
was agreed to. In tho course of the debate, Mr. Fessenden stated that it was shown before the Committee that over 2."0,000,0(.K) ounds of confectionery per annum whs made in the United States. The amendment raising the tax on manufactured tobacco from ten to twentycents per pound; in snuff reducing from eighty to twentycents per pound, and on cigars, raising about twenty per cent , was adopted. Tlie amendment striking out the tax on brooms, wooden wore, hats, caps, bonnets, hoop ekirts, ready mtde clothing, native wine and furs, was adopted. The tax on wood screws was made Z cents per pound. The amendment striking out the tax of one cent per pound was discussed at some length and laid aside. Adjourned, h iving reiche 1 the 45th section of the hill.
MEDICAL BOOKS. &C. GALEN'S HEAD DISPENSARY, en au n.iti:i BY THE I.F.tllSbATL'KK OK KKNTTCKT FOR THÜ TKKATMKXT OF ALL THE D1SKASKJ OF THK
UKIXAUY AND G KNIT A I. UKGAN9. A Jloilical Itport, mi9' ai at mi St -aaaa. V JL . Baa x A ntlCK ON'I.T TEN CENTS. tiilnimj Thirty 7e Pl.itta ana KxQratingtoftkt Anatomy and ihytUJi-gy t.flht &rf- Or,t.i$ in a
ON A NEW METHOD OF treating Veneria! Diseases, Inchidi g Sypliili In ail ita tage; Gonorrhea. GWt, Stricture, VariCiC)i, and Hydrocele, Diseases of tlie Kidneys, bladder Ac, without rm-rcurj! containing a valuable treatise on that wide-spread malady of youth. Seminal WeVn. Nocturnal Krot ini, Sual Debility, Impvtetiey, Ac, the secret intirmlties of ymi;h and maturity ariflini fron th tanrfnl
liabit a i.-lf-au. To aliK-h Is aldl n-rvationa on Female Disea, and other interesting matter of the ut most importADce to the married and tho contemplating marriavs, whoenortain itoBbinoI tlitir phyfical ab lity to enter that Hate. Sent to any address in a aealed wrapper, on receipt of ten cents or four stamp. We drvots our entire tims and attention to th treatment of the various private diseases treated of in our private report. Our DispruMry i the only lostf tutlon of tbe kind la America which baa been e tab!ishd by a peeial charter, an-l this fart dboulil atre it a preference over the various quacks of doubtful character to he found In all arge cities. liiBpoi'tniit to FcmalcM.
rciv Jlcilical Iticit-ry. For the 'peecy aiid pertaanent cure ef GONORRHEA, til. FFT, fKFTH IL DtSTHtUGE. SEillXAb WEAKXESl, NMHITLT FalIVs:tX!i, 1 XOONTINA NCE. U EMTA L I KKITA Td liTt , Grav.t,tr1cture.an4 AftVctJotiaof ike KVlDeyaaod Bladder a hah ta been aaed ty nf ard f ena ttn lred phyaicla&a, IN TimitritlYATE ritVCTiCE. WITH ENllK:.tCCEJ'S, ujK r-.lii!t t'abeNCpail-a, Cap"la. ai.y oihercOTipound birl erto kn-u. hi:lis specific fills Ate a-eedy In actiuii, oOen effect ir.fl a eure In a few day, aud wteuararela efTei ted It t penaaijeut. Thej ara prepared from vturtaUe cxtiactstLat ara karude t the system atid never tiueate tte tomach. or lo prer na'e the breath; atKt brtnc ar-eaataJ, all Bl inii taste la avoided. No change nt diet ts teeesary whih Ukioa: them; nor dwes their ati inurieta a lib baae pursuits. Each bos c'tta;n aa dotea P".U. TKICE ONE D0IiU, ALdadl be reut ty tnail.po.4 paM ty auy 4xitiU Agent, tn receipt c! ike raubcy. SoU T Irufrt je.rally. Noli fenniae al.Lotit me rifT-atwr. on th WTar pef . i feUTAN, Kxbner. 5. i., General ktuU tjyTOMUNS0N A tOX. Afttt fcr Indlanapol Jnlyl-dlw '1
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f Slight CoUt, er gfafie. 7t fruit, which mitfit l chicked uith a cirr.pl remedy,
One department of our Dispensary Is apcially de oted to the treatment of the Diseases of Females, ich as Luchorrhea, or 'White," Irrenihr, Tnlnful and fujpre Menstruation, Nervous and General liability, lüseases of be Womb, barrenness, Ac. Consultatins and examinations free of cbarcre. At, for sale. Dlt. DEWEES'S KKOirLATUlt MLLS-l-or Female (bat ructions, Irreulanties Ac. Married ladies in certain situations ahouM not use tbem. aa tlw-y would cause miscarriage. Price tl ir box and may be tent by tnaSl. UK. UALF.X'S PREVENTIVE An Invaluable article for those wisbinn to limit the number of their offprm. or the barren wbo deire children; warranted not to Injurs the health, and w ill laut for a lifetime, sent to any addresa under Keal. on receipt of tbe price TWO DOLLAlW. PATIENTS AT A DISTANCE By sem'.in a brief statement of their symptom, will receive a Blank Chart cantaln lnf( a list af quest iutia, our term for the course of treatment Ac. Medicine ent to any part of the country to cure any case at home, freo from danger or curiosity. All transactions private and confidential. ReinemWi the name and number. Direct all letters to GALEN'S HEAD DISPENSARY, oetl5-dAw Lntitv!!!e Ky.
f neglected, cficn. termmcLica n'cuss'.vFtrjj art aivart cf the imporiav.c cf stopping a $cliqIi. cr gfltqht field. v lis f.rct cia ; thai ui1! in Lhs lrjrjirg wculd iidi a mild remedy, if rjet attended, to, SsyCt attacks the lungs. were first introduced eleven ezrs eg. It har. Iren rrci'ed that they are the
2 best article brfra the j-uUiS fir m 2&&t7una, ffaiar'r'tit the lLiointj -0 Ccugh in, ficjiAurniluin, and . numercMi ojfcdizrut cf the JDlif CJit E&-Z immediate rtlief. Iublic Speakcrg ff Slugcrt jj Will find them effectual for cZezrin pm and strengthening- the vcic m Cold hy all )ruggisi3 ani (Zxilirs in Jfedicine, ai 25 cents per loz. inSpOUTATTO LADIES.
REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
IIOUSK. A rcM!ution was debited and i
but not mileage, for
adopted allowing J. Sterling Morton per diem, .
the time be was engaged in i
0R 8ALK AND EXCHANGE SETFRAL CLEOANT ' residences lu this city. AUo, building lou and niburban residence, on eay terms. Alo, Garden Lota, rarylnj laaiie from on to forty acres. Auw, Weatara Landa to axebanga for city property, and will pay difference of value in money. Thos wishinij to hell orexchanjo property are requeat-
ed to call and ref;ller their property on my bo"k. Persons desiring t buy or exchange pro;erty are r;ueited to call. 1 also negotiate loans of money, examine tlth s, ' and pny taxes. Hore and bu riry always ready to convey !
p'rsoiia round the citv t loik at property. KILRY t'EKGl'SON.UealEatate Ajent. 0meOpp-itte Glenn'. Block. myia-dlut
DR. JOHN It ARVKT. HAVING t)R ITWARD OF tw enty years Stotel bis profeloal tini. icluively to tLctreatuiftd of f'rmule III If Icul tleaf and hsrlnKstcceeJe I In ihousands of eaes ta retoririf tlie afflicted t- sound health, has now entire cor-Tdenca oCering publicly bis "final .lmerUtm Ilemedy," DR HAItVET'S CHRONO-THERMAL FEMALE PILLS Which Lave never yet failed (when the directions Lav been strictly folio 1 4,) In tctuovlcg d.CVu'.Ues arlaitg from OBSTRCCJtON.OR STOPPAGE OF NATURE. Or Inretorinij the system to perfect bialtl. ben aufler1rg from Spin si AfT-t.!i. Irolru. Uteri, tba Whltea, or tber weakne of the Uterine Organa. A, tn all esses of lability or Nervous Proktratlor,; Hysterie, Palpitations, Ac, wbkb ara the forerunners ot tuora serious dia es-. fjgf" These t.i'.ls are perfectly barndes en tbe contl tutton and may be taken by tbenotdelkatfenalesr1tbout ransipg d)lrea. at the same time they act like a cbam by strengthening, Invlf ora'big and rtocit.f tbasystesj to a 'jealiby cotidiO'C. and by trln?ug on the mouilly peri-sl w'th rrsularity, no matter from what raoth obstrurttona mar art. They should, ksrr, not te taken during th first three or bur months ef pregt-ancy, though safe at any oltwr time, as miscarriage stouid ha tia rtejll. Facb hrt CM.tainC9 Pl'l. Price tl, afid when 6f sired will be acut by mail, pr. paid by any advertia4 A (rent, ou receipt of tbe miy. Sold by Dru4g;ti sererallv. J. IsSYAN, Ror hesiir. New York, General Atrmt. jggf"TOML!X!oN k COX, Agents for Indisnalis. JnlvI-dAaei " LAN D FOR S A LE.
Janrnml. f Mav '2 , IMVJ. a tirade id" bu-e of -
Abo, Vari:id:e, Oil,G!tss, Tutry, brushes, and In fsft everything that apieitaiiis to the trAile, for sale at r -di;i-. tl prices for coli, at the lied 1 roat. Xo. 11 Virginia avenue. I; incn-.hvr the Red Front, epioi?e Dr. Dunla.N residence IK Kill MAN A CO., ai2-dlro.lw3ia IndiJt.apolis, Ind.
(Ur's Snot. Oxford, Scotch, and Jtilmorvl T:,.- La st im; (Jaiters: Oxfonl. Scotch, and Iro-
the -ple td ulliv an county because tbey are j Democrats Xo other cause is assigned. liefWe ; it was asi-ert. lined who left ihe c r on the tr ck. i
cut Ties, double soles; Dieas It jots, puce ; the elitor suppssl and aCirmexl th it it wo done j Fatent L-tther Ho ots at $2 5'J; Oilonl lies at ' t(V -h 0Motiits ." (meuiing l)ctnocrlts f .r tlie ; 1 per pa;r. (Jenllcmeti c.oi tit them-eivea i is all J ,,;,rjH,.c of killing liovcrn r M irtoii. It it s i rtxlesof tatots and shoes at the lowest price in . M,n 4 jt wa asi ettained tl it a sildiernnd He themark'tat Joxs, Vinmi-ge A; Co's. ! piddican had done it, he ch inged his ture. He. "o. 17 West Washington street. j n,w (,t.;,e. C4 Heiser meint no htrin. Such cor j jruption, I veniy believe, dwells in tlie hearts of j TT To ave b.th time and monev. ju-t Mep I but few men. it any. V hen one party w.,s sup- j into tJ'cm's Illock for an v article in the line of pl t.v have d .re t. this piece ot c .rrupt.on is , boots and shoes. Cadv i Co. have been re : certain it was prcmebtatel; but when it is proven j ceivmg re. goa almcU dailv. nod are felling thit another rrty d.d it. then no harm was m- , them .t verv low prices. Dj not take our word i tended. S-:rh a concentration of me.tr.nesa and j f.r it. but gue theji -u opportunity to show you corruption was never put into so small a space j V.f r sto. k r.d n i.ne the Mice, winch ther are I bebte. ... j el I io do wbe.het purchase are m de or not. N hy does the mem $counirtl lecture the c:ti- j t en of S.il'iv ar for their pol'llcal views cal'it-gj
them all kinds ol h nl name-, is hen we are tti onlv tKirtf that tds-iidii un for t'iie Union and the
Constitution as Washington made it and Jackson j
defended it?
NOTICE.
i:iecflon of I .S. Senator. Ni.w IIatf.n, May 22. The House to day concuired h ith the Senate in re electing Jame. Dixon L'niied Slates Senator by the lolloainc vote: I)ion, lid; C'hapanii, Democrat, 5S; scatter"g. t iViht DUp.'itchrs. i rom Wnaliington. Washington. May The Frovot fiuard, at a late hour lt night. m.de a descent upon Hall's c ambling house capturing the agent or
dealer, and from filteen to twenty players, to j get her with all the spotting apparatus. This is . . . i i a.i I-.' . r . i. .. i.- i i i. .. t
Iiol tnc oniy esiaoi a uiirnt oi tue aiuu a liicu nas lately fallen under condemnation aud suppression
The Secretary of the Treisurv has appointed j (ieiTe S. Dennison. from the neighlK)rhood of , New Orleans, as apecial agent am! acting collect- J or to opn the pott at the etrliet practicable pe-! ritnl in trder to ctrry out the President's procla- I matii'P. Collectors will be appointed for Beaufort, '. ; C , and Fort Royal, S. C, as soon as proper per- j sons can te telected; tbe (abject of tbe Secretary j
of the Treisurv being to procure the services, of
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uti-ucctssfuiiy coniesting tue tea; oi vir. u my, , as delegate from Nebraska. The IIoue re?umel the consideration of the j coiifiscatioii bill. !
Mr. ShelTield rpuel that the first bill was, in efle.t, a bill of attainder, and it took propeity without due process of law.
Tbe second bill waa for the emancipation ofi
slaves. This was n violation of the solemn pledges made in July list not to interfere with the local institutions of the State. This breach j of faith could not be justified on the ground of necessity, for the strongest necessities of the war j were upon the country when we made that; pledge. The ltbellion was to be put down by the army, not by legislation. ; Mr. Sedgwick favorel the employ ruent of flavcs to crush the rebellion, both of loyal and ! disloyal masters, compensating those of loyal j maters and giving freedom to those of re'el masters. '. Mr. Mallory opposed confiscation, but favored hanging traitors, and offered a substitute to pun- j
ish by tine and impn-otitnent all persons found guilty of aiding the enemy. Mr. Hlair favored confiscation, arguing that emancipation would accomplish nothing. He oppise-l an army of negroes., but favored colonizing them. Hecess till evening.
P j AN OS. PIANO FORTES
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160 Acres of Land IX WAYNE TOWNSHIP
fY. II AVK ON HAND A NUMBER OF r IRSi
ClafS nsnn,a ok.ii we in wen i i i'n nfu WILL! A 1: 1 1 4 ST0WF.LL,
cctl No. 4 Rate Iioue FOR SALE.
lapcr toiinly Land. i Part rrairie, MUtrt Timber: THAVE A M ALL PILCK OF LAND IN JASPKR j County, beinjr 0 seres, part tim'-er and part prairie, (not swatnp land,) that I will sell at five dollar an acre ( it in the north-west ouarter cf ibe aoath-east nnarter of
ectKn la, ia townhip 32. north e raus: 5, frt, In Ja. j
per coouly. Indiana If cy e saocl l watl it at the above rrice, thev van addre? lue at IndianapcL. mchil-w JOHN R. FLDKR.
Ii irir I''Lin; t lciei i.-tical Lgilatiou on SU my, in its di:inbing intluence on thej American l"iiiu. I IVuf. Pivid Ctuity,au- ! thorof "C'Hion is Ku.j;." " Kthiopi i." "Chemis- ' in of Airricultuie," U'. K-ran A. Mcl.em, pub- ! b-liete. Cincitoiati. j d li s is a very valuable liook, and should be in tl.e hands of every j-erou that wants to be in- j l.iiuesl on the )ire it influence the pulpit K oco-r I .... t . .i.. .... i i
cii-ed ill tirillCII'.g aiouv me prrsrni inmnies in
ur country
It.ilioa iu arettiiti; ibia
f I VIE Arm cf SPF.NCFR A SOTWFI.L has this day I beeu divsobei Is v mutu.il con-e t. The baines
wi.l he continued at tbe ell stand hy Mr. Spencer, who will keep ro'it.vr.'y on hand a full stipply of the very bet articles of Family liroceriVa, cheap for cash. He w.d at a. I time t plefi to fee his old customer aad ta ike tiew ne . All er-oa owin; tbe late f rtn wi.l please ell at the cU staud aud mika settletnect hy not or cai b. Short settlements make lets friei.Js.
SFEXCER CK;TvELi. i those resident in the South, ana wno, m aüJition j p. 5 ah the outjtandirst dts are ccmirg to Mr. Soc- t0 efSciencv, will be acceptable to all tte parties i well, but r-avxent tnay I made to Mr Spencer, tikirg ' concerned " ' a receipt therefor. r 61 H M-iiOCWELU ; jj e con"aict between tli8 military and civil au- ; i thcrities list night grew out of the tact, as is gen-' PHYSICIANS. 1 crallv represented, that a aquad of aoldiers went j 1 Z i to the jail fur the purpot of effecting tbe taleaae ' Dr. Parvin r I i I C II C r 0f a colored woman alleged to be unJer military I I protection and who had been seut thither by vir i NO. 7 NORTU ALABAMA STKEF.T. tue of the decision of the commissioner, umler Dr. llftcber'areenre.Xo.ls: North Tennessee street. I fugitive U-"C law. ThejVllor, Milbuni.and! Ir. iarirra. . Nona Alahama street, mayi-dim ' Deputv Marshal Phillip, refused to deover to j I them the woman without an order from Marshal !
BOOKS.
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TUE PERL OF ORR'S ISLAND.
AGNES OF SORRENTO. by mrs. Bis&im itzcnin rrowx.
n iyAT EJ! si i ESTABLISHMENT. ! THE UNITED STATtSDTE-UOCSE, NO ia bOtTH irinoiatre:t1l5iaLa;c!iJ, loJiar., i
JOSEPH HARRIS, Prop.
ilr K iitor, Toucan .-ee that this whole dis.is-.
ter has bee:i caused bv their own men. i v , is. it would not have occur red if the ofticers on ! b.ard the train had done their duty. The nht w.sneulv a li-bt asdav. and the olstructioi on ; the track could have tn seen, at any rate, a
In oixler to facilitate Democrats h. I " rter of a mile Now how does it A i
k. b-4 lUu c liepubliean eiicineer laii v er ..r j
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DRS. JAMESON &, FUNKHOUSER, jiOUTH MEKIDIAN STREET. OINTMENT.
sale at the Sfttttntl olhe. I he volume is handmelv .rioted ail bound, containing 2i JKPrice $'2 00. Orlers from a distance promptly attcin'.M to. 1
hit a Ilepublican mddier place.1 on the track. Veiilv. it luoka like av ctmbuaUon to killaouie-l
lody, but w ho it does not apear
A DcatOA'iur.
Lamcn. TheconeQUcnce was the L.iliLary made :
1 them prisoners, together with tbe counsel for the j woman, and lodged them in the capital guard .
! house and removed the woman to another part of the cittSi j At a ubeiuent period the Marshal himself, ! accompanied by the Superintendent of Police, ! Mr Webb, and one of his erge-int, In turn cap-
TIlC Illllinil Pill Oilltllirnt I lur made the two miliary gufjJs prison-
1. Price 13 ceats per bat. o!! hy all DmgKists
At 'bis old aad wsil-knowi taöUshtaaot, tha Ladies , can bar ai.'trs aid woolan arooda dyed ti peroaaeot ax.il baaallfil eclon; and gtcu' curaaau thoroaikl rtaoa . ted and repatrad, aa food aa wbea Jw, at lowar prVoas
and the other a Romance of Italy. & 11 001 .. t?im Country ortier punctually atunded to. .tttMälKAT I Xo coonectloo with av othr hooe In ttis city. roKBA . liemeniber th. place, Xo. M IVoath lllincis sireetitOiriLr, STEUiitT V CO.S.i f-M P .ostni HARJtis. mj!4-d2w !
LIVERY STABLE.
8 arr auird Ut cure th uot obstinate cases of Fi I
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I Things thus rested until an early hour this morning when all the parties were released ex-
LIYEUY NTAUliK, m"e(). lo Fat Pearl atreet, half a Kjtiare oeth of WahA inrton street. set(n Meridian and Pennsylvania t recti, la n ar of ßletm'a ßiuek, hvlianapcli. pi-dtf WM. WltJCIsnX. Proprietor
SCHOOL COOKS. -rll ICiiaUaa OF SCHOOL BOOKS, PAPER. fcCi.fcC., IX SMALL OB LARÜK QCANTTT1E8. At & WEN, STEWART S CO, feMdwasn t Wet Wahlr1oa street.
rrnK fNDERisl'.NED rVILL -LLL THE TRACT OF I. Und known a Walrct R Är, cotitainirf ! acres, situated in WayL Towbshlp. Mariou can,iy, en mil. wet or tndianapo l. or1 noia w-t of l.ifWl'rrrk, and tbree-rjumer of a ted from tie Crwfurl.Ti;ie Oravtl Roa.1. TUi Is oca of iUa very best piece, of u:umpr.yred land In Marion cunty. It a wlltimrred, lays toab and roll Cjr, U lo a rood ne'glb orbxAl, with a county road cn tbf nj'rth aide, within one intla of a saw and grt mill. If ta the bands of aa argo toaa th. OiaKr wt'.l pay for ia land. Tterels no las! within rtn miles cf lt.disnapolla that ran be bo ghl a low aa this ptere, ar.d tbera ia not better land In the county. It wi'd be sold tn a body, ot la 4l ev 4u acre tracts, at prices to sa;t the times. rt r particulars apply t KLDEK l HA1.KNK, At the Nemlnel tifLcc, Or t j Wk. Y. WILET, !al ltate Agent. tisnapol!, February 14, HI. U. S . "M A n S H A L 3 " M O T I C E ä United statte! America, niMMrt as! liiftlannH: Waxarss. a hbl of ir.fruv.iiotj La reo tUd la tEa Iii strict Od f the L'r.;tM tut, wl-Lin d for tbe Seventh Orrrlt and Ifc'trV-t of I Hia-.a. oo tba day May 1s. by JcLn Har.a, f.sj , U: A'fs-ney U tta t oitail Mau-s for said laa'rvt of lil ana. against ew valiV, ccta'.citj forty-five grr arxy tioMtis, U"-tty. five rM(c koU lace ant c-rd, twLty -etbt yrl bo'.ut clotU. tsro trorks wi'ilnttl t'a plr doth. ooa .aUa exiUinlsT a to of gold lata and ra.lla far epa. leUs, ftindry package. cctattng needles, butuiet ax4 notion., ona tsrM oral aal. two U, coctamlb, oaa baadrtd aross w.r.itanr fcetton, two kcdrd ocnecs aoid kuIoj at4 tw bsadrad yarCa fcU Uea, seUed at IvAEivCla. I-liara. f.r a Tlnlaticr, tf tba law af tb Lai '-a 4 fetaias. Cta sad tools aad oerxhand.sa baItijj contraband of wax, tuX. psav'a ptocawa ss:sa sasd g-'nji!, ar 3 that the as me vaj Vt cowiriucd and acM aa arrsrisc'A:rsbaLd cf aar. Now, tlarrf-re, ta pornw. ef th cvr.lrjon ander tba eat of ail Court to m directed a&4 delivered, 1 4 hereby (ii-e pchlic tn'ft t all per cU.unn( aaud foodl. or any f art thereof, or tit auy rnaair rlra4 tateraia that luey r and sj.jir hefa ha saM. Ita Isrte CoTt of tha toiled Mates, to be feeU'st Uf city af lad la&a paIll, h At:4 for lie V iirki t4 I.iana. co tie Untb dar t4 Jan srxt, at e'cUck U tai tWsa 4 that day. then a1 thtra to tnterp their c't mi ltd makt tha a'-UfstK-na la that thaX DAVID O. Ris.L. t. 8. MarsLat. frr J. n. tiajuow, Upty. A;tet: J- H. Ka.C.erk. ibayTI-alU
POTATOE0.
1 4rf BUSniLS WI1ITT IcaUANNOC PUTAIfllll loea, at trots sWr ta v yr Msbt. yM reeeivad and for tala at Na. It av- atb mliaa Ureet. myta-dai w. rtaUKR.