Daily State Sentinel, Volume 10, Number 3655, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 June 1862 — Page 3
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: l,TeleT enduing a tedious imprisonment, will it lifli e4p for j0T win j ejr it Colonel Owen.
Exchamua or Pais ;Lts A rumor prev. lent at Cup Morton, yeterdiy, that arrangemmf had f ti tu nie t r a tcner! exchange, ol ri ioner The leirtof tl.e unfortun e iimti
" ' "' " . - were mi le g!d therrbr. just . the heirts of our
im. uaili 5TAlErr.TKLi.isMMty au whnj , r,wn LrTe ,n,, patriotic oldier in the Souih.who
aer.tof xpo-M uJ rrlfc.lt UM, ul eUvece i
crlbtrata cfct tcwn boattbt lamaUm!
tr,b?tKllatUseity. Tat. ut:is T4era at ai-tarx j m e understand, attaches SOtT. imtTTtmce tO the
rrnincp!'ior ia-Tiaoa, lo fettts 01 g,j rumor, thougn we arc not able tu ny from wht j frfm Ii to twelv hourbfuTttr.ey e inrecelvsalttbrctua source it comes, j paper pwMLh twhr. 5r Jer 4 carrier tnany of th town rn rallrU eenterrn at lii-tianapoli,, PlVtr Fst-Il Al Pf iL WaiLi Everr ' will benpp.v,t r,ih th.EH"nSF.L en "d trn. a householder in Indianapolis should nk wefl ;
nr br pjr. Clnb for the ri1y will buppbel at snl place therein a pump, that the lalor of the ! ' ä (. a 4- . .1
daw ,ie;nue oirmw-n oi ms lamiiv im v l.e thereby) ! abbreviated. Mr. Klij h Hket, No. 20 Ken- J tuky Avenue, i the propiietor of the patent
premium pump, an 1 we would commend it to the attention of all our rea'ir. Mr. litsket, tt. v ' it g recently re; leni.hel hi stock of material, is
prepared to fur i.i-Ii Iii pump at the very lowe-t . . ' i - 1 1 l. l .
raie, ano warrant aw tip wor.
CANDIDATES. r Wf ABE AUTHORIZED TO AN NM NCK ti Inn f JAMKS K. l'l l MKKI',iCi 1.v!j n rt'"rvt Man- i cuur.tjr in tb nett Lr :i?ur-, uert tol&c ;ci.i of IL Ixoiucrat'C Cour.fy C-.na-SPECI AL NÖTICES7
A jtrr.u' rt. OriT tr K.twit.
Tl imptrini pfrt prt ail ars"?i( mint Wtn-w-rf that r hn no Joh OJflc ctnctMl with th1 FNTtNKL nr. ThU ! a m;U'. ThT h r.a .fT.rf Itj h city that t so wfll prrparr 1 t. do all kirvl cf I'XHlK AS I) JOB rRI.ITtXO w t. (xc;.tUrjrM:lptT), M w will ffl ui!rr U!za.tUin lo a!l Ivmrata, not ..1y in tLcity, bul in tb Stat, for any wr.rk tl.y -an tk1 to ur ofTrf. he po public ptronac to dpn1 fn to a! 1 the papr ak th p,rtJ to aM u iih ihir wurk, a fr a thy can. We can do at If,"' 'rk, n I on (p-ol tcrni, a any other oir.ee.
Valuable MociniifiilN. V bata fur kale tLi fwt!uiDf aluable Jncuiu-nt, ari-1 k Ifrtn.rata In every C"ntT aiil Townbip In Indiana to club tiftber and eud for them, for distribution: 'oorlarr pceclieai. Tbe apeecbea of lion. I). W. VooRRKra upon th fluanrial policy an.! frtu-l' of the Admini-t ratl -n party, ai.d bia I ixl Krallen "t M ttfuit-nt in tUnt r h in rrj.ly to th consmrnta of Mr. Pi rs. of Ma.hu U. TheM-
tf
rTT We can recommeil Dr. BuUur'a houe. rti A Uli m ftrfet, rpjH).ite the Eit M.itket I ltOUe, 4 a very ple.ntnt 4til ile-ir:iK!e lo.irdinj.
! liO'i,eIiT for f imilie' or finale gentlemen. His i houe t tier the centre nf huine, the rooms ;
are I r?e. well ventil itcl, nnl newly furni.he, '
j ari'I hi- t:iOIe i well provi l-I with all the ilelicv i cie-i of the eao:i. The exjerience of the I) ctor Liie kcopiti the lVuuei Huue, quhrit-s hi.n to keepjiit eurh ;t liuifc in we hliuuM e- : led to lo.rd at, hiiI one th it e can rei ommewJ i to ull who want IxjirJ.ng, yither permuneiit or i transient.
'1 hi: 7th am 1 3 r ii Ixioasa. A!vie hvin rnrbeI the Ksecutire I)ep:rtrreiit of In'iiini tli.it thf-e n-zitm nt. in (ieti. Shield' division,
hea dhow, from l-puhran record, tbe exjeri.l;iur ! were ulferini: for rlothin?. l-in .hoele--. Ii.itof tb AdmlMlMrallon; th a.rount f lh p'lbiic mebt t a'n"at willioUt Mlit.lhle ClOlIlt. (if nV ro'r, and the Krua fraud by hieb tbat debt baa Wen ! kind, (ioveri.or Morton yet-rd.iy diMKitched two i a i-ui.iuhi i,. ,.mi.ui ..r .ii i "Sent-, Mer. New and 1 arknilon, to tint
and will le furni-beil at l per bundrcl, and llo per
thousand. Speer ! of ICIrtinrdann and Aditrr lo the Demorrury of thr I'nlled Mute. Tb epecb of Hon W A. Ric MA.'i0, of Ilünoi., e. po?l3jr the txilitio;! rhenie f uero equality, aini what tbe tat-payeri are paying fur tbe f xperimeiit. Iu tLe aiue pamphW (of ellit pa?") U tbe Addre of the fVtnot-ratic rneniliera gf C'iigre to tb1 1) niocrary of the United Siafeii, preparrd by tbe Hon. W. A. Itic-MAto tnx, tbe mu( ioiitumt frinti of ?M-nr .La. I 'rice ten ci,t per doen, Cftjct-iit per Lundri'd, and four dollar per tb'uanl. lrcnlate tlie llocmiirn t. Tlieie dorunietita should l.e placed in the baud- of every Toter in Ln'ti.iriA. tbcy Jim.u-i in m nuMcrty mn-n-r ol ject bn b have a deep iutrreM fr ev-ry titi n wbo dcniren to pifferve cuii:utirial bt-rty and to itjietuate the L'nlon a fruieI )y tbe Fatbrra of the liepublic. Speeche houkl be ordered by Kxpres, if poible, a tbe povtape N a rent a copy, an 1 u tbi mut be pre. paid, It U taken out of tbe tnoo'-y n.u AM order accompanied with the cub, will be promptly attended to. Addres, KI.DKR, IIAUKhESS & PdNfillAM, Indianapolis lud.
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I meir wann were mi; piiei. i ne-e ueatieiueu wm ! proiiittdy find thee it-intentM at l'reJerickeOur.
MaryUnd. i he condition ol the oral e sold. er. with regard lo the UMtters we hive indicated, ii repic-tiitfl to u a awful. I m t a a Umvir-ity. We rereive-la rill y-tt-rd.iv fom Mr. J. It. Uerry, Aent lor the State University nl lUoouiintoti. He inform- us that that institution i- now in a very prorerou condition, under the able nupic" of Dr. Nutt, l ite of the Indian A-Wury University. All ftudftits are now udmitlcd without i t-ard to numher bv p i iii a i-in iil continent fee. IVisoim de-irin tai l otje or infornution, will p!e iC :iddrcs l)r. ("jim Nutt. President Indiana University. l!ooni.nt.!i, Iiidi m.i. Conitnenreiiieiit, the .i 1
ot July, previom
K itniiiatioii coKiineiicin ou the week
CITY AMP STATE ITEMS. 2rFor cake), pure ice creim, ice drinks and berrit go to Cunningham'. I??"Arteraus Ward' book has ju.t been publihel and U for sale at Howen, Stewart A. Co'.
r:,. cm i r.. c u. .
Jinjor rsiiaw nni vaniam simaei uanta.
of tbe 7th Indiana, have resigned. C?f P. r. Raldwiti ha been appointed Colonel of the 6th Indiana, vice Thomas T. Crittcndcu, proinotcl to be a Brigadier. Z5? The steamer Clolden State liaA been diaatchcl to Pittsburg Landing for the reoi&ining sick Indianian at that place.
Bowen, Stewart L Co. and Merrill k Co. are in receipt of Godey Lady's Ikok for July. It maintains it hih reputation. 2?"At the Magnolia, Illinoi street, Mers. Yxz Si Wright propiietot, lunch ii et dailv at 10 A. M. and 10 P. M. - je2 dtf
J"Mabiefc C' Menagerie and Hippodrome, an eahibition in loth department not excelled in thi country or Kurope, will this city ou Saturday next. ii ArrofNTMIST A. M. McClelUn tote Quartermaster of the 10th Ind'- ini.
John 11. Mihan to be Lieutenant Colonel of
the 55ih Indiana.
PiiOTOG&Arit Albim. Ptowen, Stewart k Co a a m
are receivinc new stylen every lew uava. I heir
assortment embrace all the late stvlei from the
jilain cloth binding to the full antique gilt. "Fantaim:." A new book by the celebrated Victor Hugo, jut received at Uowen, Stewart & Co'. Two th Mi-und copies were old within tlirte week after it publication.
s OOS ir.r?ini, i . . vi uiiic irnumiiuu
caji'imrre uudclolli. Making pant from $6
t$K00al 13 2t Mpmtz, Pro. k Co.
on S iturday lat, lot otie of hi clarionet book A hdy mw a gentleman pick it up. The tentle
tnni i rejue?tel to return it to this ollice, if he
please.
Prepuratiojj were in propre yetenUy,
on the State House rj-ouud, tor the union Con
vent ion adveitiel to meet to morrow. A platform ol phuik was lein constructed by inge-
niou and acctmplihel carpenters.
tW Tlt meml'er of the Pluvnix Society are Fpectally requested to attend their regular meeting, at the usti:il place and time, on Tuesday, June 17. A full attendance i required. Wm. Mt: Lai i.iilin, Sec'v.
Omen: ok tiik (int Imuanv. The following ollicer f tlii regiment have leen comi:jiioneil : Wm. N. Williams, til Lieutenant, vice Josiah Fultv, resigned. S T. Finnev, Capt in, vice Jas.
Motlett, reri.uned. William N. Willi.uns, 1st
Llriit-ii:iiit, me S. T. Kinney, promoted. Lois. A. M iv.'il Lieutenant, tice Jacob Hover, re
limned. Andrew F. Cjimer, l.-t Lieutenant, vico Andrew J. (Jray.-on, resine-l. Wm. I. Dillon,
"21 Lieutenant, rice Charles F. Miller, resigned.
lohn Larn-haw, Captain, vice John Ciiar.ton,
reMtie-l. rrank l . ötrauer, ii ueuienant, vice
John Neil, resigned. George . Uraden, Cap-
t Tin, re commissioned.
Ir. Invention-. Necessity lend to many
invention both br the living and the dead. Mr.
Matthew Ln' experience a an undertaker In
led him to the invention of a refrigerator better
ndapted to the preservation of a corpse than any
thing ever before used in thw city. A uescri,.tion
of it i unnecessary. It i sufficient to stv that
the corpse may be dressed for the grave and then frozen so n "to be preserved for any length ot
time. 1 he box used only occupies me space oi
u cooling board, and the apparatus can eisily be
applied,. So far a it has been used in this city U has been a perfect sueces. Should a mournful occasion require it with any of our leader wc commend them to Mr. Lon;. 13 lm
"ATEMva Warp." The cent'eman who is
known to the public by this designation, i Mr.
Charles v. lirowne, lately connected with the
press in Clcvelend, Ohio, tit noivofthat famous publication, "Vanity Fair." Mr. Ihownc were
irard a one ol the trrcitest ot humorist, w ho.
like Dickens, Steele, Sterne and Swift, ha not
only illustrated the power of the Knlish Ian U.ize, but, from the ricli fund of his genius con tributed to the delight and instruction of all cul
tivatedand fun appreciating individual, whether
lalie or centleineu. Mr. ltrowne delivers In
lecture entitled "The Habe in the W oods, at
Masonic Hall to ni-ht. We shall be there. Kv erybody ouht to be there, and probably will Therefore we advise evervbodv, ourselves inolu
ded, to go early to secure seat.. We understand tb.it tbi-i is nosltivelr the onlv o'triortuuitv which
i - - -- - i i . will be afforded to our citizen to hear Mr. Prowne,
a hi. enaemeuts t ike him immediately to the
loval cities ot the onth.
The Detroit Vre lns$ ha the following with
reference to our iiitinuihel friend: Ciiir'.e F. Urowne 'Arteraus Ward") deliv
eiel his inimitable monologue. "Children in the
od.
last ewnin
The audience was by far the largest of the season, and they manifested their appreciation of the lecture by continued tdiout of laughter and
enthusiastic applause.
Take our hat, "Artem-i," and when next you
come this way with vour "nvirell wax tier
and snaik bizznes," "miv we be there to see.
before the "Young Men' A sociation'
'Strangers, citizens at.d all other that want
r t t 1 f.l
a cool, comiortaoie anu i4Miontoie n.u, can cnu the largest anl bot se'ecte! t(ck at Uaker & Mclvcr's hit store, No. Fast Wasliiiuti n treet. A fr h tock of straw, palm and Leghorn hat are just received. lb-Ik Adams r.xrmrs Comtamt. The Memphis Jriinr.e of last Thursl.iy t ate that the Ad am Fi;re- Company have opened an office on Front Iiow, between JelTcrson and Court Greets, and that they are now ie..dy to receive and hip freight to ali the Northern States.
j Good and eitm qualities. .. .per lh ü nOther qualities do lixs( ii 2 ct. , Maar.
higher on M".d it . but on Tuei-day ihc market dec'ired to tt.e rates of our Ut report. We cuote: Sheep per head t S3 50(31 50 Larxb 2 S0(s5 bO
TELECRAPHIC.
A Fi omvE Slave Case The Claimants ah
rlstid roa Kinx.vpriMi Jn;t 1'i.kkin De
cuioN. On Friiliv last. Dr. Johnson I). Heard
and Samuel H. Knox, of Shelby county, Kentucky, arrived iu this city iu pursuit ot a iimaway liTe, known a Abraham Shields alia Clus. Green. After employing ofhcwrs and ppendoig a dav or two, vestetdav moin'm the slave was " a found working in a livery htable. At once, recognizing Dr. Heard, he consented to po with him, provide! he lud time given him to visit hi boarding house and procuie his clothes. His master and Mr. Knox accompanied him thither, and there found several negroe and a lawyer na med Milner. One of the negroe. a woman, began talking in opposition t the boy's voluntarily accompanying his owner back to Kentucky, and tin ally it w as coticlu.lel that Dr. Heard diould puffer his slave to accompany law v er Milner, law-
I Ver Milner having t.iken hi c i-o in h ind. ! to his office, und rem iin there while the I C
steps weie taken to procure i'n)m the
authorise a vrit for his etra-
With an over utock and a moderate demand, nrice are lower and t-ilei drug heivilv. The
r?'T0 THE NERVOUS AND C0N5UMPTlVt OF IVJTII SEXE.S. A Itetir1 Cleryrran having ben reiorM to beaitb in a lew 5y, alur nsany year of rrt uScr.tsr. ii wilMr.a: to a:-t othtr ky udir.
ifr-f) on tie receipt .f a p. t -paid Ht-k'4 envekje, wre k clo-e with 4,7f0 hog tern lining unsold, i
copy or it prescription u-efl. turret ta reT.Ji.UIX M. I).r,XI.L, JeJi-diwin 14 füllen trert, P'cklji., N. Y
fugitive
PTJI3J-.IC NOTICE. Tu.nLinsoi c m-, urticc:t(f IS liaat lVnliinzton street, Hive len appoit.red as;ent for the of It IC A i i: ' M T I SS I l,A i o THK WdMiFKKL'L (".UAMLf, fr the cure ofCouU, ('Ii,, .Vre Tliroat, Hroi ch.ti. V h-eiir., 'rnlatjon of the l'vcla ar.d T'-ii-H-, and Lhsej- of the Lunir. Sold in larKeboxe,2Sct., Mcts.ar.d $1 earh. nl!AwlT rfT-?.N(F.RJc CÖ.'S" LKTTElf" A" FAMILY SEWisr, MniINF, with tbe recent Improve, inetit, 1 the P.K.ST and CHE AfKST and MOST BEAL'TlFL'Lof all eiuir macLiiie. Ihi mach ine a ill e w anytli;n,r, from tLe running of a tu- in tarletan to the malting f'f an orercjt anything frt'tn pilot or twaverrlotb d in to the fcofteft gauze rt goimtr tiue, ard i ever rea!y to do Its work to perfection. It can fell, hem, bind, frutht-r, tuck, quilt, and ha capacity for a great vari ty f ornamental work. Tlii i not the only machine tbat can fell, bem, b.n 1, and ao forth, but It will do o bettr than any other machine. Tbe Letter A family Sewing Marhln may be bad in a great va-Iety of caiiet cae. The Folding C-e, bu h i. now lonlnr o jiopular, i', a'iiv turn implies, one that cn be folded into a box t rir, bicli, Leu ojxned, maVe a b aiiliful,ub-tiililf and apariom tat !e frtlie work to rest upn. Thecae are (.f every imainaVde i!eMsru jdjin . the wood grew In itü uatie forric, era elaborately finished a art can nukrthem. 1. M. SINUEK 4 CO., No. 4.V Broad war. New York. EijyIndiaii.tpidi Otlic. No. 3 Ddd-rello Hall,
VVa-hiiiton treet. aplS-dly The market !s full of imitations, represented to be the ime a"BI(WN'.SBKONCIIIALTI;(CIIK?," which are in moot cae produi tiveof positive injui y. Many Jealer. w.ll recfintnend inferior preparation and lower priced article, albrd:rii; more prif.t to thcine Ivra Ak forand OBTAIN only "BltoWN'S BKONCIIIAL TKK.'IKS,"
w Lie h by loin experience have proved tbir value, hiving received ibe sanction of phyMcian renerally, aut testimonial! from eminent men throughout the country. BLOWN'S BliONCiilAI. TKOCIIK.S, when allowed to dissolve slowly in the mouth, have a direct Influence to theaiTected piitt.-:tbe elative and ootbinsr effect to the nuieus lining of the windpipe into the Bronchi! allaynPuW nionary irritation and gives relief in Coughs, Cold, and the various Throat a flection to hi Ji public speakers and t. tigers are liatde. febll-dly'62 COMMERCIAL.
uaI prices tetiding downward. We quote:
Liven. I)ree.
Heavy t4 in-O cornleil 3' 'i-i?B
till Mil t . .do $
Li 'lit
frAW
He
Li 4 1 a
3J.C4 4
Irtv York Murk Table.
cuiM.cni w ti km.
UNtlfcl ST AT KS STi-CKS.
Oft re !. Jtl id
Ur ited State C cent It-" 62.
Ur ited S'ates C
United States G Ui ite-1 State 6 Ur ited State G United S'ates ' Unite-1 State 5 United States 5 Unite States 5 Un ite-1 Statei . United States 5
v...'lbü7.'."lOIa' 1012' regis'd . 1 "6's . . coupon. .
l--1..106t 106-4 IH,.)..
r
" regis'd.lt74.
" coupon. IM.. " coupon. 1 .
Treasury Notes, U ct., 2 yr con. . Treasury Note., 7.:0 " 3 " " ..10G4'
l re.tsury Notes, b 12 mos American Gold
3
106:;
11M)
lfbi:
8
"Lr TKI.KOKAI'H.J Cincinnati .Market. Cincinnati, June 16. Flour dull and heavy; the demand quite light. Wheit in gool export dem iimI; red sold at H((' "."c; white is held at UU(xy."c. Corn in f lir demand at o2o. Oat declined to 3.'lc. Whisky advanced to 21c and in good demand. Nothing doing in provision and prices nomind. Groceries unchanged. Exchange dull at par to prem; gold closed
dull at yfdbc prem. ;ir fai.Ki.MAFB. Ken York Market. New Yokk, June IC. Fl"ur Without large receipts and only a limited dem ind for exort and home consumption, the maikc t his again declined 5o perbrl; sale at 4 10(t4 20 for superfine State; 4 -101 50 for extra State; 1 lUfVf A 2') for superfine Wertem; $1 4i0t4 6(1 for common to medium extra Western; 4 'Jö(Jiö 10 for common to good "hipping brand extra round hoop Ohio; .$5 20(26 50 for trade brand, market closing heavy, with no buyer at outside quotation. Wheat advanced 1c per bu-hel, w ith fair export demand; sales at i5c(i$l (2 for Milwaukee club; Uk(-T 01 lor amber Iowa; $1 011 05 for extra choice do; $1 Oil 10 for common Racine. Hye quiet and firm at C2j for choice. H uley dull and nominal. Corn very scarce; ra nket fully lc higher; sales a', 4;(Ti ric for new; 4 6 ((j 47c for old; 51; for Western yellow. Oat firm; sales av 41c for Jersey, Canada, Western, and State. Coffee quiet and unchanged; sales at 19c. Sugar Haw more active and 'c better, at
STATE STUCKS. New Yoi k . . . 6 V 1 H'"- 115 11 5 New Votk. ..ti " .172 Ir77.. 115 115 New Voik. ..5.; .1-61-1-61.. New York. . .6 " " . I ?: 160. . 1 1 115 New Voik. ... .1661-71.. New York. ..7 " 1 M I . . New Voik. ..7 1-70.. Ohio 6 1-60.. 10.1 103 Ohio 6 " 1-70.. 102 102 Ohio 6 1-7.103 103bi Ohio 6 " 66.. 105 Virginia 6 5r? 5s IVnnsvlvania 5 " 1?77.. Hl'bOa Kentucky ...6 " " 6'J 72.. 'J3 IM Mi-souri'.... 6 " 1?72 b6.. 53 53 Tennessee " " Divers 60 f0 lilinoisinter'lG " of 1-7'J 102 10.J Illinois-war lo .n Ul 4 101, Indiana 5 " 75 7o Indiana war loan (Jj 95 Iiuliana 2., " 55 56 Minnesota .. " " coupon fil t.'l Iowa 7 " " l-r,-i.. Louisiana 6 " " lone . . 65 65 N. Carolina. .6 " " 173.. 73 7:U4' Oe.-r-ia 6 " If72.. 75';. 75J., Alibauia 5 " M irvland. . . .6 MarVland... .5 " California..." "new I)-.' Michigan. .. .6 couon lb1 9?
MONEY WANTED.
""7'ANTKI for two years, ou gHnl mortgage security, 2.rt0. at 6 pTtent. iuteret. Address "Money,
jel4-uio:w jw
at entinel tibce.
DRY GOODS.
c.
M es. j Kirk a sh ide firmer with fair demand; sale at $10 50 nr 1 1 for mess, chietly $lUc7I;;; $ HI for Western prime mess. 1'iime beet rules very dull. Lard less active, but pricci without decided change; sales at 7'B'(r?,',gC. Hotter continues dull at 10(2 17c for Ohio and 15(2 20c for State. Oiieese lull and verv heavy at 3(27tnC
Money 3l.i(2k' per cent, on cull and 4(25
discount on ptnctly prime paper.
Iimtk Statement. New York, June 16.
Increase in lortns $1,61)5,969 Decrease in specie 1)6,-31
Decrease in circulation 74,771
Increase in deposits 76,114
Sew York faille .tlarket
Mirkkt tnv, W4!ieaiiy, June It, 1S62
Total receipts of cattle of all kinds for the
ween.
('ows. 101 1UÖ
Veil 531 537
he.pA Latubs
! ressary
. I nited State
i dition under the provisions of the
islive act. While at Milner s office, and while Messrs. Heard and Knox weie seeking i the United Stites Marshal in order to obtain the (necessary papers, the boy ec iped getting up : and walking out f the back way. without o:po-
i Sition. as ai neireo in lestmionv Mouer niinseu
Beeve. Total 4.4CI List week 3.564 Corresponding No. per w'k last year. . . 3,6rd Average number per week last ear 4,370
Bt-LVLs FROM Ml FFKKNT STATES. New Volk o- Iowa Iliinoi 3.266 Kentucky. . . , l'ciiiisylvani i 46 Ohio Indiana 4" Canada
Swine
7 ,91 '6 11.660
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NO. 124 FOURTH ST., WEST SIDE, nelxvren .Ha in Street and Hie fttvrr LOUISVILLE, KY. tfjia Consignments are repectfully solicited, and Immediate tales with prompt return guaranteed. Janl3
AGENCY.
c. ft. nTTFRrriLn, Lite of Sec of State'sc ffiee.
ovra Tot srv. Late Adjutant Iiec. Service
TO VSK 1 ' V 11 VTTKIl U.S. CLAIMS AGENCY l; WI'.HT WAalllSISTOM ST., (Over VaJenN Hardware Store,) INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.
!rorti iiniMii roa tmb daui rrava aianaat. .ooii KcporlK.
From llln. Hoton, June 14 The jury in li e Oakiraith case tur fctting out a üutr reJjrti a eruitt of guiiiy ou aeven count.
AFFAIKS AT IEIPIII.
GEN.LEW.VALLACE TO TAKE COMMAND
The righting Near Charleston
V A S II I A T O X KXVS
The Wounded of the Indiana
J O GUEHSIONAL.
from Washington. Wa.higto:, June 15 Tbe following is n list of the killed and wounded at the battle of Hoit Hepublic as far a ascertained: 7th Indiana, 300 eting Killed, A J Hanley, H F Swans, Sergeant A Harden, Capt. Jacob Shirk, Jacob Michael, Captaiu Waterman, Isaac Houston, Wm Lube, A Montgomery. Wounued,
123. Missing, 4. 1 he full litt is not at present ascertained. 66tn Ohio Killed. J Himey, A Black, E L Chichester, Wm W Hart, L Gladden, Jacob Oldmine. Jacob Cox. Michael Aldemtn, Jas folk, Wm 1 Hain, Wm A Furguson, Lllet William, Wm S I hit her, John Freshwater, J K Nicholson, Levi Wollen!, Lewis Killingcr. Wounded, W Campbell, I Conrad, 0 II Knight, J H Keed. J W Smith. Wm Hebb. N Forsyth, J Horn. Capt. S F McMoman, Sergeant J F Northcutt, Patrick Hennigan, Patrick Pnelen, H Harmnn, L Carter, Lieutenant J C Dill, S3erj:euiit P O Stansbuey, Michael Hissey, William Scott, P Piunkett, Jas Fleming, Lev i Sampson, V M Pendleton, Jame H Hodges, S G Shoeffer, David K. Tipton, Johu Cassel, Lieut Smith, Win II Lovelejü, John Kathbirrn, Geo W McGregor, A G Hethard, Wm C Fresh weather, Emery Loring, Edward C Codv, Henry Draper, Alonzo Hume, Thos Kent, J H Kyan, Capt Jas G Halrd, J M Cooke, Charles Davis, Henry Ames, C Craig, D Howe, Hubert Keleii, C Erwin, Hubert Boyd, Clus Turner, Jod Frankenlicld, David Mornsoti, Charles Hhosds.
David Justine. Zevas li Jones, 1 H Parke, 1 A
Fire aand ff Life. Kankakii, 111., Jcte 15. A bob of Antnonr Sur.ton, evea r.illei eat cf this place.
was deUoyed bv fire thia atterooon. Three of j hi children reriihed iu the flame. H's wife and ;
ister were bsdly btrr.ed.
pectcd to survive.
The Utter ia Lot ex
i
From Forlrrw yienree.
FoTtsi Monroe, June 15. The Massachu- I etts nrrivevi from City Point thii morning, whiih-! 4-r ab bail lieen nnler flat' of truce. The re- i
ult of the communication U unknown; but Colo- burg, and att.uk the rebel fieet on the Arorf
nel Kane, of the Peursvlrania Hurkuil rifles who i nver. one of hieb ia iron r'ated.
wtaitiru .era. Niw Y . Jur 16 The rorrrsporJer.i of ti.e Pn !ace!;.ia Pre, on b-rd the teairer Hroklyn, of Ha ton Kouj;, üjr Cnh, Vate tLit l'irt Mcrgaa had urtreered. la rt Mobile uaprolectea. Ala that Drij. Gen. VTii.iib teccuntered a larpe body cf ret-e! Oü'jilJt 4 city. A teiTic rgageceut waa tracpirirjg h resalt ti ockoowo. Gen. Duller la aendin taor men tip ia th CoDatltation and Mia'hvr?4'. Several crevaei bad oceorre'l In the Mi -aippi river, and nme place, whale towna ar.d rlar.taLona. were imaserel. t The Hrj-tfoid and Richmorel bal Crl ibto Baton llouce, killing and wounding errral rrr on.
Ii ia th intention of the ßeet t rnn br Vkka-
wa captures! tiy the rebel recently, in the valley of Shenandoah, come down as a re!eaed pri.'onei on pvrcle for .exchange. The Federal f3eet is still inactive at City Toint for recns best known to the Government. The news of the naval engagement on the Migissippi, the taking of Corinth and Memphis and the advance ot the Federal army into Est Ten
nessee has just been publihed in KichtnondÄand I crcites f reat con9temation and depression. I
IViht DHpalcIicn.
co.c;iti:io.i..
Wamiisuto, June 16. SENATE The bill providing for adiitional urgeona for the army waa taken up with the amend metit from the House abolishing Hrigade Surgeons. Keferred to the Military Commit tee. 31r. Howe, from the Conference Committee on the bill making appropriations for certain bounties, made a report. The Vice President called the attention of the Senate lo the fact that the Conference Commit tee bad altered the text of the bill. Strict irlitmentary rule require that a Conference Committee only report on the disagieeing vote of the two Houses. If uch a rule a altering the text of the bill weie allowed it would lead to very bad results on importaut bills, such as appropriation bill. One o'clock having arrived, the naval appropriation bill w a t;ken up.
was coiicermn'r tbe amendment
1 he ouestion
oSered bv Mr. Wilson of Mas .ichiiselt.. that no
llawe. 1 11 U Jward, I) Gray, John Hlakely. ! persons held to service or labor called slaves hall vr:.: Iii i .i.. i. .ii. i.
5th Ohit Killed, Adj Chas W Smith, Sergt
Maj Robert Graham, F Bums, W H A'izerick 1.
Lind. 100 iV-i'rity. l.ack Par.
3
109 1,07 10,97 1 5,466
113 63 S Dyß 11.530
171 254
t The chief eud of man that is his head should alwava bo covered bv one of Spencer
hlu .T,hr-T 'U,e hll1 not th" hf l U) e i averring a to this latter fact, of social distinction that no mart can anord to go 1 lnj.nb.nfiv u-wn the esca
wuiiuui; inv is, ii ne tame tue ;iuiiri n ios; fern ale friends. They can tell a Spencer hat at
a glance.
tirvis. The market this week ha legal. i r.
been
somew hat ir
F"iKNS!0Ns r-Minty
1 Kxtra l ay, ao-t in fact all rlj m acainst the United
States succe-o-tuUy and sjiedily proseeiitea netore tbe severs! IieonTtnietit.
Specivl atten ion pven to niHkinir out Mn-ter in and out i
Rolls, Officers' fay "11, tommatation d quarters lor Rrrruitintr Officers, Ac, Ac. 1'articul.ir attention riven to procuring discbarge for "superannuated" and disaMed aoMier. ot Arial business and nil kind of vriiia solicited VVnbave made orratiKemetits with a prominent attorney of Wa-hint"ii i'jty to attend, in person, to all cl i.nis that mir T e r-'ferred t headquarters, llavin had an extended practical military experience, we believe that we hae qualifications for doi;.,: a collecting and claims busir. s that but few po-ess. Soldier, or anv one tle, !e-
1091 nr.nz information concerninfr, the legation of any reci17 j inent, company, or battalion, are invited to call, as no charge are made for any information whatever; also, ..hli.rs deiirin transportation Lm or l"Wa their reci-
r,.n -jl-U te civen all nrcosarv information cratis. (nr
rf fincctio:! with the different Military Department of this
7T" The steamer Iowa left Cincinnati on Sattirxlar last with a tullraroot provision for New Orleäii. Tbi i the first stenmer hich left that jort for that destitution. !rce the commence me.it of the war, mU the Capuiu fee! eure ot returning with a heavy load of cotton and other at tide of Soutlit rn produce iu the course of a te eek.
"3 -
magnificent lunch w ill be set to niilit.
an i to dav at 10 o clock, at.a ev eiy succeeimg day week at the Mar.o'.ia, lihnoi street, .. at ':. . t the Palmer House. Me-r. Flagg i Wr-.it. t ie nrrie:v)rs of thii place of popu-
ub
l-r tli-
.h . c,. riM.- 1 bib I
re-t.rt. ... e no paiu or expeus to luiuMi
w.th evervthini exceden
P i. ticul irlv "would we S
htTv ('..Vi, but time and
Jf '" i.ri.iin.e A:r.ei.. 4n Watihve are the best Jor tune, th- inot -On '..! .n l reliable of all the ,l o. i s U .t w atcl.c. ti-e If VutlW tnta v. iu'.. call on W. P Bihm C . They get ti.ein does i liwn ll.e nwnul K t. ty . .u ) will show vou tbe ery l.test st le and jit?ern, and will pjobaMy -ell vou a genu-i.e Au.eicau watch tur Ui-.ll-r uui of iiiji.er hin anv uther h Mi-e iu the city. Store 2" Ktt Wafiit:t.in lH-t dAluk MllfcV roHTAX Lael Ii:k'!it a delighted mnbei.ee witne-! tbe et lorruances ot that ci. timing lady, Mi-s Marion Macarthv. and the beiutiful.'aix'ornplished, and versatile Miss Fanny K .l. To niyht tntth tl.eae ladies will appear.
i t
pe of the boy an
aire-t was mule, at tbe intmce ot v iiiiam i . , Fishhacli, E-j , Puecuting Attorney of M irion i county, ot ilessrs. Heard and Knox on the charge 1 of kidnap--itc, and thev we;e held t bail in tbe ; inn of 2.l0' before E-j . Fiher. The defend-! ants ti.iiili their attorney. II I. A: I.D. al , pole, s'.uvl out a writ of hvU-iis corpu, in order , . t their dischite, and the m ater v i heard be- i lre Judce Ftrkin in the alu-m- -n ! Hi Hon r. alter summing u; t!.e facts as de- j eloped lit w itn e-ses and we tie I riedy civeti ; theta above. dichvrgel Mesrs Beird and Knox. ! Judge Perkins lern irked that it plainly appealed ' tint the nero lxv v. is ti.e slave of the claimsnt; ; ' th a tMther the claimant or his friend, Mr. Knox, ' coole:!)-1 itei doing anything contrary t the, Ivw; tl.ut whae the fugitive slave law ex'stevl o:i ' the st.ttute tmok ?t mut te enforced. t;o ma'ter
. h.-ki. r.",iiiiiir t it in.b Kd t." Mint r."'p iH the
rare rl ' r-'i ; sr - ot their -"rli ln,t f-i'fcully at this juncture w it ;
inciitn' ent not ot.iv ujin 'UJe imp.triiauv u i admin'ster the h. tut u,v;i lil loyal eitiens ti . uboie by and fuun the de.is.oii of the judicial tribunals, th it the people of the S Mith, s nie f whr:n wete now in rebellion a.iint the Goe-n nicut. nrbt be assured th.it within the Union all i t! e.r cont,t'at':o:ul tights wouU he re;c. tel and , maint.iiofd. This is the lltn.-e, ot hat! Ju'lge l'erkiu said; we do not pretend to give his word in full. 1
w. ....... .11... ...... Iu ..f crront cervire to n.l iiesinr.tr in.
. . . . i n ..v, i f ..i.ii i .s;mr ru.iuir.- - p.--- "
.viin'iay opene I w :tn o.io-.r r.e ui at me vv asn- , frn,ati.,n c.ncernir p the me. ington drove vard, w h;'.h was regarde-1 as an in- arrratvevs rr rrRMts-K!.
ndeouate suptuv, and the butcher louirht ouite ' c.ir. n. r. Mnon; CJ.J. s. Mninnsn, I . s. A.: Gen.!
tieelv at an advance ot lullv ooc per
above the rate of last week, nearly clearing the j var l :it an early hour. Some drover sold at ' - 50 er H lbs, while oilier brought $3, and j none thit aeie at all decent brought less than $ J. (
Tued.-iy m rnin?, however, to the astonishment o; everylxvly. upward of MiO heal of fiCsh. hati'lsxiae cattle ape ired in the yards; t!:ev were m ide up of lots held by the near by frruers, which Monday' prices had called in, and bv a few lots which arrived behind time.
These airivl proved to be a "wet blanket" upon - 1. 1 l" l-M- ?ft. l.AI !
j rice, wnicn uecnnea iuity o c per iuu ins. On tl.e whole prices hive averaged quite satisfactory to the drover. There is reason tobelieveth.it the telerrarcs, which were sei.t to all pan of the country hcraltinj: the rrices of M .n 1 iv, will brin? iu too
much stock f:r our next nnrke;; and a word of i
1 OS li ! Lat. N.Me: W. A.l i ei. Secretarvof Capt. Jauie-
A. LKin, I . i. U. .i., W.U. vajea, v- ruei.i. T0USKT A RLTTKRF1FLD. my2?-dty Lock box 127, tnlianrolis Indiana.
Wounded, Capt (ieo H Linselfery, Geo Hock-
miller, Clus Wetzker, 11 Munson, II Cunningham, Michael Hath, Frederick Holf, Dennis Heardoii, John Lee, (ieo Delzell, W Foster, John F Doak, John L McEllany, Wm Shonethon, Albeit C Harrison, Peter Gerter, Adam Felix.
Hit-hard E Hassett, Fred Piiming, Simpsou H Cattle, Valentine Gibson, John Sarchart. Doimld McLeixl, Franz Matl'ner, Nathan H Williams, Joiin Baker, F Hebrons, Ed Hempsted, Ira Patterson, James Cunklemer, David Ketch, Win A Mayers, Sigismund Kohn, Wm It Godard, Saml Robins, Henry Kichtfer, Warren Michael, John Grin dinger, John Conway, Delos H McLaughlin. Frank Wallace, Geo P Johnson, Sergeant James Piaited, Ed Swaine, Charles Pect, Win. Ennert. Ro Jt Spitman, Orlando Moon, A L Römer, Wal ter Elliott, Geo C Clouds, Alfred L Jones b0. Missing, 2 Captains, 4 Lieutenants, and 170 privates. 7th Ohio Killed, Townly Gilbert, Adolph Snyder, L H Gates, Mmgard, H J Kingbury, John WoodwardTJuhn Mulligan, Julius RooflT, Wn Vodges, J Hider 11. Wounded A G Lovett, John W Berdan, Chas A Keller, Fred X Keller, Isaac Maxneld, Samuel Both man, A H Tye, A H Atwater, W II Petton, A F Judson, ) P Hamilton, Reuben Potter, David Worter, W F Richmond, Captain Knox, Anthony Wiliiams, Wm Freali, John Smith, Michael Campbell, Jos Decker, T C Weelcr, John Atwater, J HaskmJ L Anisel, Captain G L Wood, V E Smalley, Benj F Hawkins, Samson Hibbard, Jas R Loucks, Henry M Dean, Brighton Louis, Albert Steam, Wm W Roberts, Geo Dezeine, Ira Herrick, Geo Cori, Marvin Hoover, Franklin Eldridgc, A C Tiitnmer, Ed Woods, Morris Ostorn, D S Hunt, Geo II Parker, Malcotn Echenrode, Lieut A II Day, Capt C H Daloney, E Chapman, S B Matthews, A W Morley, Lawrence Homt.ell, Jno Hommily, Jno Schon embs, Jno Tukv, Conrad SommetJ. Wounded, 60; MLssiutr, 10. No news of public interest has been received it the War Department to-day, from any direction. The telegraph line through Delaware to Fortress Monroe was injure! by the storm of Saturday, and is not in working order. Carpenter are engaged to day on two of the churches for the accommodation of invalids. It ha been ascertained at the Postolhcc Department that single rate letters w hich are enclosed in envelopes embossed with both the one and the three cent etamp of the old style, have been in eome instances treated by postmasters as wholly unpaid, and extra postage exacted on delievery. Public notice is hereby given, that stamped envelope of this description, which are designed to facilitate pre payment of the carrier 's tee in
cities, have not been superseded, au l they me
perfectly valid for the pre payment of postage
wh ch the t-tampj indicate. The Herald's dispatch savs:
The Conference Committee on the tax bill having declined to hear any argument whatever
in regard to the pendiug amendments are m iking
rapid progress. 1 hey have already passea upon
lr-4 of Jlo Senate amendment. I he tax oa spirits and tobacco is to be settled to-morrow. Some of the committee are in favor of striking out Davis's amendment, laying a tax of 10c additional on nil spirits to be sold as whisky, brandy, w ine, &c, and adding that amouut to tbe tax on simple distilled spirit. The Tribune's dispatch says: Complaint come from Norfolk that the authorities, both civil and military, are treating the rebel there with so much consideration tbat they glory in their position and taunt Union men. Many of the latter express their regret that they too had not joined the rebellion, since those who did fated much better than they during the ascenuencv of the Jell' Davis Government and fare
no worse now. WAhHic.To, June 16
nays: 'The applicants for compensation for their slave under the emancipation act respectively value their slaves ranging trom $100 to $1,500.
ft'roin .Tlemplil. Memphis, June 14. A citizen of this city, who has taken the oath of allegiance, has just returned from Granada, Miss., and reports that a rebel army dxty-üve thousand strong ha concentiated there; that business was brisk and provisions plenty. The following i a copv of the oath adminis
tered to rebel tdbcers and soldier who volunta- j nlv deliver themselves up: . 'I solemnly ewear that I will bear true allegi-. ;.nr to the United States and surnort and sus-
be employed in the navy yards, dock yards, A.c., which was rejected by 17 to l. The amendment appropriating $25.000 for repairs on Annapolis Academy was udhcred to and the bill passed. A joint ie-dution was adopted autltorizing the President to purchase Jonea'a improvement iu
opeialing heavy gui.
A long debate ensued on the resolution tbat the
hour of meeting be 11 o'clock after the l'Jih,
w hich was adopted. After executive esion the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE Mr. Dawes, from the Committee on Elections, madman ail verse report on the pe tition of Charles Henry Foster asking admission to a seat a Representative from the 2d District of North Carolina. On motion of Mr. Shellaberger, a resolution wa adopted instructing the Committee on the conduct of the war to inquire and report whether our soldiers wounded at Poit Republic have been subject to any unnecessary neglect trom cur sur eons, A.c. Mr. Wilson caused to be read an extract from i letter in the N. V. Ttibune, dated Port Royal, statin.; that the rebel prisoners are better treated than our owu soldier, ar.d detailing instances of cruelty, neglect, kc. and o tiered a resolution to inquire into the facts, and also to furnish the name of the General commanding the Uov6 there. The resolution was adopted. Mr. McPhersou introduced the following resolution: Rcnolred, by the Senate and House of Representatives, That the grade of Lieutenant General be, und the same is hereby created in the army of the United States, to be tilled upon the cessation of present hostilities, by the nomination of the President, at.d confirmed by the Senate, of the Brigadier or Major General who, brniostemi neut and valuable services iu the tiela, has estab liahetihi rightful claim thereto. Resole d, That the oflice hereby created shall continue only during the life or service of the person first appointed under the joint resolution. After debate, on motion of Mr. Potter, the
Secretary of War was re.pue-ted to inform the
Houe by whose order Gen. Lee a house is guarded and protected, and withheld for hospital purpose.
An inquiry was directed to be made into the
allegation ot Gen. Hauks, that while ou the retreat he (Hanks) provided transportation for nogroes, makiug bick soldiers walk.
The Huusc proceeded to the consideration of
naval all urs. The bill to establish and equalize grade of of
firers, was amended and passed. Admirals rank with Major Generals; commanders with Brigadier Generals; stuJent at naval academy are stv led Midshippers, and when graduated. Ensigns. The House passe! eighteen amendments to the Senate bill, reorganizing tbe navy department. It provides a bureau of rteam engineering, also a bureiu of equipments and recruiting. Next Saturday is set apart for the consideration of the bill to secure early distribution of prize money. Adjourned.
From Jlemphl. MEMPni. June 16 There is
much
alarm
-The World's special
among the whites of Crittenden county, oppoaite this city, in consequence of a disposition on the part of'jeveral hundred of the negroes of that county to simultaneously run away and present themselic to the Federal commander for protection. There are about 4,000 negroes in the county aud only a few hundred white, some of wlioni are coming here not deeming it sale
to remain among the negroes. J A company ot cavalry, the advance guard of j
Gen. Wallace division, reached here yesterday, and Gen. Wallace will probably airive todav and take command of the city. The following dispatches are taken from the Memphis Grenada Appeal of the 12th: Atlanta, Gi., June 10 Passengers by the State train reported the enemy, variously estima ted at 3,b00 to 7,0l0, had left the river opposite Chatfnnooga, after dividing the force, part go
ing up and part going down the river. It is be J lieved they will attempt to cros and form a junc- j tion on thi side to attack the city. tJeneral Kirhy Smith, Leadhetter. and Reynolds are there j wit I. teAArvj ti triii-. tii- PflPfTtT !
The people of Chattanooga are firm and free from alarm. Col. Slack's order supr-res'ng the circulation
of Confederate Treasury notes and requiring per-1 son to receive permit to pas the guai-da around the city has produced great excitement. Tkej pipers devote editorials to the former ubject. ! Lf . .. ....... I
The Arpus deprecate tbe hate witn wnicn me
A pecial d:pvh to tbe PoM tatw that Major Lacey, a ret!, has been ea; turl at Freier icksburg. Secessiorisf tn Waahington hoVil? predict another rebel raid in the Shenandoah. Tbe steamer Arao from Hilton Head ha arrived with rchteen rebel pruccera an1 30) bale of Sea Island cotton. The ateamer Ariel. from A"p:nwall on the tfth, arrived with $350,000 In trtnure. Callao date to May 2D lb tat there had bm an earthquake there and at Lima. The British ahipot war Mutir.e wat wrecked near Mansello, but the treasure, crew and gona were saved. A ccrre? pendent of the Boston Journal on board the fruiiboat Chipp-ewa. off Wiln.lrton, Joe 4. aajs that the Mount Vernon, Capt. G'.eison, hau jut come over from Fort Caaaell with tbe information that the State of Georgia ha captured the rel cl Meitncr Gordon, owr.ed in Charleston. and ent her to New York. Tbe Cordon t a tine steamer and can cake her sevei.teen knots an hour. Eight of her crew jumped overboard from the Stale of iieorpia aud tried to e-cape, but were recaptured, and the crowd which were collet ted to receive ihem were shelled by the Victoria and d a; red. They soon returned with a litter bearing or! two killed or wounded. The Gordon alias Nassau baa already arrirl at New York. , It is ascertained from the (Jordan' crevr that an Iron steimer with ten or fourteen Armfronc gun is fittin; cu at Nassau and about readv ti convoy six or seven small s'eamrfs into Wil mingtcn. A fitht may soon be expected. The North Carolina ropelleT. w hicu went out about three (norths a:o, a to be back on tbe 10th of this month. She to.k out a carpo worth $150,000 und is expect! w ith a heavy one in letuni. The Trinscritl publishes; a.bmbtlul rei"jrt un der date o? Port Roval, June 4th, that the biocka ding pu.tdrou otf Char!el'.ii had captured ix British teamer and sui k three. M From .Tlct'lellan'tt Depnrlmrni. McCiiL' HrvisvKTtR, Jute 14 The rebels yesterdav, alter driving from Old Church a Miuadron d' the 5th cavalry, procef-lt'il to tiarlick's Litiding on the Pamui.kev river.
al-ot tour mile uUie tbe White House, where they burnt two schooner and some waon, and drove on" the mule. Their conduct i repaesentetl a harharou, bating killed everal of our teamsters without any necessity. Thoe who failed to make their ecpe were taken prioner. From here they proceeded to Trumbull' Station, four mile firra White Hoiie. with the view of burning the railroad bridge. A train which was passing down at the time was fired into them, killing two and wounding reicr!. A Colonel tielonginc to the Ext elsior Brigade wa taken j risoner, but snrrevdej in c-caping during the niht. A Paynuster jumf-e! from the train, and hid in the wood until morning, leaving $120,000 in the cars. The train never Mopped, but tsed on to tbe White Hone. After destroyinff the telegraph wire, they proceeded lo Baltimore Cw Roads, near New Kent Court House, on th way to Richmond, cros?nr tbe Chickahominy between Bottom Bridge and James River, a!out two o'clock this morning. T he force that accomplished this was composed of 1,500 cavalry and six pieces of artillery under Gen. Stuart, most of whom were resident of this locality, and knew the roads. At Old Church the rebels had iu reserve six regiments of infantry, with artillery. As soon as the facts were known, pursuit was immediately ordered, but the enemy having had much of a itart, only five men were captured. Several arrests have been made to day of c'tir.ens within our lines on suspicion of giving information to the enemy. A Richmond paper Mates that 3,000 prisoner who was taken by Gen. Jackon from Gen. Hank, left ou Wednesday for Saulsbury, North Carolina. The name paper says that of the "42 of our wounded that fell into their hands at the battle of Fair Oaks, nine have ftincedied, and the balance are in the prison hospital. from Waatnngton. Washington, June 16 The following additional name of the wounded of the 7th Indiana luve been teccived: Slightly wounded Sergeant Wm. Heeler, A II Smith, Corporal James Davis. Capt. W. C. Bonta, Sergeant Stouh, James Wellon, Casper Kinvev, Wilson Job, S Adam, E Mile, H Conrad, E Hill. J Halcrolt, Wm Lsrnbert, M S Lingwood. W'm Monroe, Wm Barban, C W Sterling, J M Finkin, H II McCough. CapUio Welch, Ser-eant Dav id M Smith. J j Rouse, M Moore, R Douglas. Sergeant O P Clavton, G. Shoemaker, A J Merrick, S F Younk. H II Potter, R De'imu. Samuel Gassett, J II Fisher, J Graham, T II Morgan, C Reynolds, S Stevens, E Foryth, J Henderson, N J Richardson. George Hiekler, John Mvers, A Montpue. H R Hovce. S W Hirt. Lieut C H Bryant, J N Holtschlau T Grant, Wm Stncklin. T J Hill-n. J M l.k. O Font. P J Coffin. II F Jame. E E Mark. W J Hoard, J H Gaffee, Seargeant Winscote. Seriously wounde! Lieut Geo C Watson, Wm Armstrong. C FVanklin. It II Myrick, S-rgt J B Willinm. Corpora! Waiker, John Hrxige, Wm Hare. R B Lewis, A J Peck. O S Richmond. J W William. Isaac Chaffer, John Woodbeter, L Strvker, A Flannem, (i E Gilchrist, Corp L P (Uw, N J L'.nd, erct J F Hunt, Sergt Jacob Varner, Wm R's King Severely wounded Jame C S'ewart, David White, Silas I) ividon, W'm. Franklin, N Allen, S F Carpenter, J Collin, J Tmcv. J Gatelerg. .1 Smith. Wm Campbell. A J Canny . Monnllv wounded H C Lemon and John MrClnin. The number of men enjreed about three
hundred and fifty, of whom nine were killed, nine mortally wounded, one hurdred arid twenty, three wounded, thirtv mi'ng. anl two irinera.
MEDICAL.
.1 SHpht Colli, Cat a A iJfCcxi A ä tn r s a
cr
T .1
reraez-j. j
tain '.he Constitution aud laws thereof ; that I order Ins been issued, but sars it will ultimately
will maintain the national sovereignty paramount can out the hoarded currency which has been idle j to that of all Sute. county, or corporate powets; for otne month. . j
that 1 will discourage, discountenance, and tor- i The Avalanche trut the order will be modi
ever oppose secession, rebellion, and disintegration of the Federal Union: that I disclaim and
denounce all faith and fellowship with the so- ! the citv.
6ed. as it conflicts with the expre&l viewa of Col. F"itch in his interview with the bankers of
r ; 1 o n i v ri h :
-v r. t
may c tc tut cf place
ace
w -ih drover who i:nderstnl thi mirket, partiCul i:3v during the summer txonths.
BEtF CATTLC Premium Prime Medium togoJ Po-r
Oeueral ellinp price.
Average
CHOCOLATE. i:lnblitvltea in IThO..
AKF.R'3 M'.Eilll M t ill K. U I .A T K . 1 ' L K K IFF- j
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The market closed with no material change m
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numerous affedizrji cf the 1 giving irr.mei.iat rtCirf. 5 ruolic Speelberg Y Singer w xyill ßnd them efeztujZ f.r -iun;.,; ard sirtri-jr.ir.g the rcice old ly all (2rvictc ar.d Q7l--r-. ir. JJedicin. ct 5 cents jt Uz
A woman, dresaed in man s apparel, was ar- , rested as a spy yesterday. Sue represents herself j as h ivinz been "in the Confederate service under Gen. Polk. m Seventy four Confederate ofScera and aoldiers took the oith on Siturdy. 1
The following is from tbe v ickaburg Newa ot
I f .nTUr Oa i' jlKi n.l Cir ftnlrt armr. i
and pledje my property and my life to the sacred perfurrxavice of this my solemn oath of allegiance to the Government of the United States of America." Mixniis, J"n 14. The Grenada Appeal of the 12th contains the following:
AtcvsTA, Ga . June II. lighting continue i the 12:h: in the vicinity cf Charleston. Papers of that! Gen. Breckinridge arrived yesterday. ! city this morning contain particular of a sharp Seven of the enemy' gmbou were ereaged engagement on Ja nit Iaiacd Tuedy afte-.-noon, in shelling Grand Gulf 1J yesterday. Tbe re wiich coaiirjued until dark. j mit is unknown. Our forces consisting of three reg! men ts, one ; Gen. Butler baa arrested Dr. Storer at New. . batuiion of infantry, aud three batterie. were i Orleans and lodged him in Fort Jackson, with j under the command of Gen. W. 3c Smith. j hi limbs shackled and ironed. The enemy were undr the protection of felled , We learn the Confederates last week rescued j trees and gunboats. j the Xew Orleans, Opelousu, and Great Wetern Cel. WiHian.s, of the 46th Georgia regiment, I railroad from the enemy, taking aeveral officers J
was mortally wounded. J and privates prisoners. 1 wo tram were taken; Our loss is estimated from 3) to 65, principally 11 the Federals about were captured. Our men .v.. . . i .-.. I . i . i . . .1 : i . . U I..
tteorgians. 1 Le lo3 oi lot enemy i itiougn. iu i men ran ine train vo Aipiera am cm m? i7 , be large. ! prevent the enemy getting out. They aoon reThe Confederates succeeded in driving the j paired it. Yankee from a piece of wood they were trying Late New Orleans papers contain particular to occupy. of the hanging of a man named MalforJ, con- i Col. Lamar at Secession ville keot uo a tire on demned bv the military of the crime of teariug -
the enemy a boat an4 land camp, and on .Monday ; down the American nag on tne-ttn oi Apru
Urstern 3ira. Kas City, June 16--Advice frtm Fort Scott to the 13th y: A detachment of the 21 Ohio cavalry arrived at thi place to dy with l.Otaj bead of ne t-eef cattle and V0 head of mules and r;ores taken from Colonel Coffee' command on the morning of the 4:h. Our forces, 5,000 strong, in company with Rubb's 2d Indiara battery, under command of Col. DoubWdiy, made an attack at an early hour ou the 4th, completely surprising the enemy. A p-vrt of Coffee's comroaod : made up of Indians. All their raunitions, camp equipage, kc, fell into fnr hand. A regiment of Union Indians sire expected in a day or two. They are lo be newly armed and equipped preparatory to marching Southward. a From nalttnaor. BAiTtnoat. June 16 The Aognsu Ccnstitctionalijt ltama sp-?:! ondouMed aathority that Hn. Ar.drevr Jchnrr hat certablr Ue.ikillad br roung George Brown, a son of Hon. Neil S. Bro'wn. As tbe Derarttrent it WashinrVvn hat recdved dtspatches from Go Andrew Johnsen, dated June 14. t.e Gerrgia despatch only hcw rebel malignity ari l that th wih faTiier tA te thought. The fatrret DlTatree Cam. Alaxt, June 16 Tt Furrawt divorce case will be before the dart of Appvals this week. Edwin Forrest, with hi counel are here.
PHYCICIAN0.
Mil CVLVC. W ill moderate receipts ?ales are made readily at about the rate if lat wet-k. The be-t bring jt.jC and th? jn.or.-t ate cRii gat .lC Jer lb
KST Ainer.caa ar.d re mil Window (!a; WO b ie
(-rale at lret P-ue by
1 W ui-i.'W a-..rtej, fnm s10 to ZiJ, tn t'-re and
he disabled the Yankee TToreiler.
A Federal prisoner taken on Mondiys report the enemy's force on James Island at sixteen regiments strong, and a few more were expected
shortly.
Six released nrisonura taken at Camp .Uckaon
have been aeutenced to be shot for vivlaüoa of n.iro'e.
The Vicksburg Whig of Thursday cocUinaf the orinion that the city must necessarily sur-
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It was retorted at Charleston that the steamer I render. It says, having dnven back the Ceet
I'etil, at that port, from Nassau with a cargo of! ftom below, wc oulr wait au oj'portuiuty t decottoo, h leu capturtjil by the eneO'j. ' atroy the or.e frotuabive. i
Ilr. ParviiicV Fletcher. 50.C7NC.aii 1LABAVA STRIKT. lr.r.eubr'ria-c. S. 1ST N'vnk Ttt atrU Dr. farvui'a, !o. Bit 5rth Alabama trt. auajl-ataa ors. JAKESOM b Fu::x!:ousEn, OlXlcM No. n SOUTH MERIDIAN TRF.ET. i leiui