Daily State Sentinel, Volume 14, Number 4467, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 February 1865 — Page 3

DAILY SENT1NEI

TUX3DAT IfORNIMi, fEURüART 14 CITY ITEMS. m a GTFms skating at the Prk !o-d - new c Go to the morning 1 4 A few exchange r-sper. d-re ep ia pack RM of 100, can bat had t this oSce tf täJSe. Dr Wen Tbimon' dv ertWetr.er t on the tbirtl pr.e of ud)'i paper j.u 25 tf. CiF'AU enhstment fr the new reuimeriu u thonxed fur th' a'atca wi'l be etopped on and after Wedoefdey next, tbe lLY Cheaf I.T Lot No c'J. ti Ncbr it-k a street, in DttoUp and Tutewilrr'a subdivision, will I.sold for iQOU. Ir q.ire at thi off.ce. 13-tf tSTThe city clerk hn i.ie"Wir F.in t" orders to the in not of fUM.fKW. and nearly a:i have been cashed. tU"I.eaiember the grand entertainment at the Tabernacle to night, by the Amateur' Charitbit Association Two good pieces, with son::, all by amateurs. See advertisement. R7"The red itremer floating from the flagstaff at the (op of Gleen' Block indicate- bating at the park. jn 25 tf Lot. Oo Saturday evening, a gold sleeve button, on? x et. with the letter H et in the onyx in gold. Fire dollars reward will be paid t the Coder by returning it to the Kxcbaoge Saloon, Illinois street 14 3c. l-Sy Seoour, dru;git, in the Date IIue Mock, is In receipt of a he?? stork of window c!as, of all aizea and of different thicknevee. liu'lo'era and others in watt of glaas should call on Senour before purchasing elsewhere. t?7"J. R. Marut, No 233 Eit Washington street, if furoiahing nee üd-hani furniture ut all kind at price- that should itrJuce all in want at lurmture to give him a call. The ecuLomv in i buying at hie bouse will be apparent to all that do business with him. Dwxilimo Hoist rom Hest On the comer of Tennessee and Sixth streets; Drake's addition: houe5rooms; celUr, well, and ut-houe 11 complete. For information apply to Mick k Co., No. 17 and 13 South Meridian street. tf ÜMO.f TaBta!f acle The above building will comfortably Mat three thousard people, is well lighted and heated The me U for rent for concerts. Apply to W. 1 Loomis Office corner Washington and Meridian streets, Indi anapolis, Ind. 13 im NixTn Waed Deatt Meeting. The citizens of the ninth ward will have their lat meeting pre?iou to the draft on Tue-d? eveninc. at llichtel Wenge: ' house, corner of Mrket and Noble street The collection committee, and all others interested will finish their buinen this ?eniDg. Let all attend! Mxteopolitan Theatee Tonight, at the nni?ersal reqjes of hundreds who hiivebeen unable to see it, will be preen'ed for the ht time, positively, the gret dome-tic lrm , witne ed b? crowdeil hou, and which hi re-eieff e most enthuiisrif applFHic, entitlwl Vtnt for the Verdict " M'lle Cndi-f will her during tight nine acensiaii. t5TThere is one feature wlmut. Li u' ho bouee thnt is unuiMl with prr-on- in h:s lu e of bui'ttxs, and that is when he tr"m'je - m u h ive a fiiir o? f-.i. or -h- es ,.r y- cn rel? on yem m on ial 1 hi- 's "t'C t-e i m do'Hp stich a I trf t'i-'M'- . want to fct hi- bis , 1. 1,.'. m f' in I. A i VII I) flA So soon eg the -pniie weather will ter mit. 5 roihaof m 'n "u.e iUtie I d throughout the . it? i. thTr oni 1 i! d" Evert c 'f teri! fl-.i", -o über-!! . .n' In C n C h I 5 l.j S t i H h in A'r- -t : 1 T tlC urn i k a ili'uli . ! etn i'iit .!,:. t- .) hpc ' ereeiib.EJ St. Pateice'- Uat lvextlkntu MAkni All Dierobfis ol th- liidmiu-ol Cir le l the Fenian üro'bethKj,tn god ?t imIii . ate hereby req'iesnsi to attctcl the iueiii.j; neat Tttuiüdiv vet trg, tbe ICth mkI . to nk- final airn kc meets t crIetTtt the coming I7ih t Moch The State Centre will be prciciit ind 'e- the ItrotherhMMl on mstters of much import turn n the organization. THOS NASU.Cenrre J Avstem Stewart, Sec. 13 4t Auatkles' Ciiaeitable Associatioji The amnteurs gi?e another of their rrcheiche perlor- J mances at the Tabernacle this evening for the ' benefit of the so'diers fami'iea The play of , the Serious Fstnily, by this company, is produced j in a manner which would do credit to professional performers. If you want to split your fides with laughter, go and see Mr Aminidib SUek In addition to tne Serious Family, the farce ( . Hooh at the Swan will be proluced for the first i time by the company. AUo, the son of the : Hold Soldier Hjv, by a very pretty young Udy t"5T"The new drug store of A E Vino k Co , on Penney lv una street, op osite the pt j office, ia a feature in our city well worthy the at- i tention of those in u?ed of drugs and melicines I This store is fitteti up in beautiful and tasteful style, eijual to the fit et in the esstern cities, the drucs are fre-h and pure, ind Mr Hron,the gentlenxn under whose immedi te directioti the prescriptions are prepared, is a skill! al and practical chemist For medicines thai can be relied on. when life and death are in the balance. Yin ton's is the place to jro to. See their advertise rnent in another column. Masomic Sociable. The second of these pl'atit Masonic rcuuiojs will occur ou this Tuesday1! evening. The rules are the same us the I t" AM Master Masons, vouched for as j mrmbers ol lo 'ges. re invited to brin' their la- J dv relatives, ihe wires, widows, i-?ers and lauhter of such, but none others Ldies un- j der 1? jeirs of age are mt 'i c uJed n th.s invi tation AJaiistoon i free The d"rs wi 1 osi'ively be closed at a tju irter befre eiht. alter w l:ch not e will be Hdmittevl The sociable Hall, up stairs. w.H preside is held in the (trand M-on"c; Hruther K b. Morris. L. L. I . I w - i Hi order of the officers representing ali the cit? lodges -. J" So tne official, suddenly raised to "a little ; bnel authority," and feaiing that his cenius will not be discovereJ, has seat us for pub!ict.ti in , thedtily the following fnphlv p.rlihel pioduc-, tion, which we give vr lutim it litt rat im ear marks and all. for the bttittK ot all whom it may concern": j Good Manmrs. At the po-toffi when the rnul Hain rrtves ni d vou ee tlie p -t;n ur exchiiie S . fes aW him .etof e hr e ! hi itfi. e it he dotit think thatr ia a leer i..r m i d is ; soin a tt'e S k i- oiihx-i tn u r en vou ak at the in. time i thate is a l"i lo me at d the;j a-k i I hare is 'e'ir- .0 t-.. . i.r T or ui mr o t roit j heim iv tie and it oi t nl in : t' g yi..r a r - i-k hit i-the tc.a-oii m : i ers .!i 1 u t c-oin- . uT ti t 1 P -.-I Iii e" A PusiTivr am lrKTiG F..r " Fu:' are stuittstrn th'iis." n.i in .ner hei ru 1 It is a poit;e 1 d t the s nie time a noi e-'in f.ri.ih.t i;r - -ddiers. who le n to u e 1- to ..' if. t t-.f'lc -f I'iNEt'KTi'x'" an- am CaUiiV 1 1 t r Lk. si' I..-!; :n i hli-ir, itui i- , .net .tle in ( .! i"i the batMe fte!.-:, thr. ttnv wV t'epr red f tJiirn Th:s oit t the tu!tniin tr litt tie t,'Ui are ihn tt-n'e-i r'0'iv fir a ; 1 urifi r of I'.e biH d evi r ct oe tf-'e i n th.' public 1 h 1 no id.c .ik N- 01 e t .(! the-e .itrrs ut i.itb'y .tetu h-e.1 .'h tc be?.fi--il Uii!t a'i-i:.k 'h t .! '.y U-v Wf ne r',., r,, Iftip th:! t'ep ;te t it itken to u;t- U the ' k ..1-liet- in "Ur fiiijs ..i.. -.o pita's with tr e-e tii'-ers It i-a hum n.e an i bnevotei t r'jrt J) ui-ts and whoic-ale tlelei ttve ihe.e t ttete tor tle The .rnurr.e nnic ha the i.ame 01 J c b Pinker-n blown ou each bo't'e. Fr nie tJatc x k i'jTxaioM. 14 tu th fr.

r.m Wain Eaayf Mtrnc The eitixetn of tr. fiiib ward met lau bight at the Capital Garden to conler in reiard to the draft. O i rn tir, J. H Con.ty tm called l i the cbtr acd E. L. I'aloer appointed errrturt. On motion ihe old romalttw were requested to continue their collect jts 21 r- KtersUwas appoiut! coamitteetnan in the rlrt !itrict In place of Mclver; E II L. Kit!ma: n an I Jtme Sy-laon, a committee in the ixth district. Mr Jnne ar. 1 Mr Steward were appoioted to witff aithfomc bst.k in regard to receivinr; c't erler. The ae:inr a'journedto treet a: Capital Garden (Turner Htll) on to-morrow ee rg it 7 U k, Vt receif e report from ailatri t rommit:'. Ll every man j.ject to the draft come for watd aid do U they can. The draft come off uihm' WJt.eiiy. n I the titae i abort, co come out and helptake ctrtof ?otirf i?e,or Abrhm will ukenre of you after you are in cam? J II. Conatt, VcvfiUtr.. )!n, L Tai xir. .Secretary.

Cltf (anncll 1'rocccdlMK. Monday Etecintr Feb 13, 1C5 Council met. Freaent the rasyor and a quorum of the council. Mr prewnted the resignation of Freder ick Lang, policeman of the 5th ward, which was arrepted, and John A Moore wm elected to fill the ?cncy. Mr. b'eidentickcr offered the following, which 14 adopted: Kcsolred. That th resolution securing an appropri ition of $40U to e?ery fuhcriber of $ä0 to the drft fund, who mil be drifted.be extended from the Mtb of Kebrutry until the day before the draft for thl cit? actually takes plae A good dl of bufincua of an unimportant chtracter was transacted, when the council adjourned until Thursday e?ening. -5f-"Thc Ho?SUTe-." by Cpt Mayne Ilenl. author of the"Deert Home." "Tne Hoy Hunter." etc.. with illu-tr.it'.ons lioston, Ticknor Si Fieldi. Iiidianapolis, Honen. Stewart li Co. The story of "The Ho? SU?eV i full of inter e-ting and exciting incidents not onl?, but it contains a fund of valuable instruction in geography und history. Ui-der the cuie of fascinating ro mance. the sentiments the story icculrtte are r.r-rr.l a eil ihilnannhical. hence their rtul, Tr,e production of CDt Heid will be nonuUr with the clas for whom they are speci ally intended, for the reison that they reproduce or rather reflect the dreams and fancies of boy hood. Foibth Warp Deakt Meeting There will he a meeting ut the school house in the 4th ward, 1 from the various .CAnvsssing committees, and closing up the boots All who hive not paid their subscription will find city bonda at thrjmeeting All who have not secured fifty dollarsof these bonds will do well to atteud the meeting and get tbt amount, so as to secure the four hundred dollars offered by the city Committee. t5fCol W.D Morgan, of Hanco k's corps, is superintenden for the recruiting service in In dUna His office is at No 3 Talbott k New's bl"fk "n Penn-ylvant street Colonel Morgan is one of the most accomplished officers in the servi'-e The most liberal inducements are of fered to recruits, in way of bounty. Colonel Dohhs is the recruiting officer for this station. Zfj' Instructions have been received at the he.-Jturters o 'be dn' department of the ;f: fnn 0-i Fr. at -Wafi!ngtoii. directirc tht the .lrtt be ft mrnem-ed in this state on the livb. the div dc-iii)eti ty th president's proclamation. Thve orders, we are told, have txeii is.ne t the diflerent district provo-t murib.ls, vrd the draft will certiinlv commence vu Wt-'ne-d iV. r: r. di- . J t i; f i ""u .e (i tiis 11 II. H i -k of 'h? :)0 h iii in -s- n oti atvutit of W ii Wils, 5 1 Ind; mi, pirolttl prisoner, mu-'ted tit " it honorably discharged. T"In the tmvor's ourt testfrdsy there were 13 s. tn .-i it em to- mi keenest Atnug ih fi oi"er-'iit ' tu Us. hitred with .. ni'ii I it -'i'ii'es T ei were ill I'etll w i' . fi: iiii I : ii ri.ete i in nr.-. -ierltv niorn nr. I .!'." I . o i.ri - rs .' t'-e n'w r'S'nci.ts ;.ut ir ze t' 'r 'h s si te There w uls a inmi'-cr ol -Irttted inei., -uti'tituies, xud colored rii'i. wlio besC'tt to the front to morrow. SI ilK I I. TIS. A f w month ni ttif Iiidiitna Journal held up us li ti.il iu hol horrir, deel tring that all the Soi s ot Liberty were bound by their oaths to execu'c the orders of tbeir leaders Now, h-wevei, it conteu'l th.it thee oaths were ot no bmdMii; t'oice or ttfev t N A Ledger. Protracted meetings are nightly hell in the Methodist :ind Hip'ist churches in VtnceunesJ i iite an aciiji-itiou in membert-hip to both have j been the result JuJge Hughes hss resigned his position ou the bench ot the conrt of cliirus, and proposes to enter into the practice of law iu this city. Hon Richard W. Thompson, of Terre Haute, has been appointed to the vacancy. The ci'izens of Martinsville township, Mor liH comity, have raised a private bounty of $1G.OOO to clear it of the draft. The Greene Count? ludianian says a veritable wolf, measuring nix feet in length, and cor respundincly hih, was killed iu that countj a few days since. A Terrible Murmur The moat coldblooded and atrocious crime it has ever been our paiulul duty as a public journalist to record, was perpetrated neir Wnvelaml, in bis county, on yesterdi? (Friday) afternoon, about 4 o'clock p ru One Milton Wineland who formerly resided in our town and is well known to many of our j cit'7.en, shot to death, in cold blood, his on father, Frederick Winehnd, and his cousin, victims Heijuuiu at.c eavc I he unforiutte of this most fiendish munJer were peacefully at ork on their own farm gathering Corn, when they were thus suddenly Lunched mto eternity . .. ..... ! bv the deed of this unnatural relative He killj ed thtra, ech. with a load of buck-hot from aj I double barielleit cun. e-ich fital messenger per j ti-rmüi; i's wurk ot death almost mstnntiv. e , . i IT' h ve heard no reison nssigne! tor this terrirle ; deed; .t -.ems to have been tW!y planned and j delit'crateiv carne.1 uro exicunon. 1 ne m v , intense excitement prevails in the neighborhood, j A reward ol o:e tnousami nouars is Urrru io. , the arrest ot the criminal. He is sid t have! t-eeti een in our town l-.pt evening ,T. . ( e tru-t ; he . l!i tri of the law wi.l not cei-e their IT-rts , to hunt down this human. hyent, and brin upon j him that merited doom which the m tjestv of omr'i.cl law dem -ids Crawford-iville Keview. IRONWORKS. IRON WORK, ...L.n. WR0Ü3HT AND CST IRON RAILING, K (Mnn.s o I" 1 j K.i m , PANK VlL LTS, Iii )N IHH3KS, . it-LTS VI. US aNHOKNAr.vl. l.ai.N jiTAlLS AND ;i;m:i: i. 1101 m: Sa.lll I'll I ! CS. B' It.f'FhS Or K. Inv'- lattknt .Jail. n h. H AL O it i co I Vorth i v'awsre S:re-t. In t.anapnl4.V" !ln NOTICE. CRACK ERS AT Reduced Price si UTE. THE l inR,üNKr. BAKKE OF fjlfin..ii-, .si, u.til ftirrfc.r r-ottce, at ta r. l'u-. rtst H.fsr fifkT, ty tte bbl V,? par lb. faXw 4 ! 9 da ttKOKUK HAAS, FKK U BOU-MA?r jaoCT-dUa

Telegrapliic Dispatches

REPORTED EXPRESSELY FOR THE DAILY STATE SENTINEL. ----- For Morning Report See First Page. ----- MIDNIGHT REPORT. ===== GENERAL NEWS. ----- INTERESTING FROMHE SOUTH. ----- More Rumors of EEvacuation [sic]. ----- OPERATIONS AT MOBILE. ----- FROM CAIRO AND BELOW. ----- <THE INDIAN TROUBLES>. ----- More Cabinet Rumors. ----- CONGRESSIONAL. ----- &c.. &d.. &c.. &c. ----- From New York NEW YORK, February 13.—At the meeting of the board of Supervisor this afternoon a resolution was otTcred that, where., the authorities contemplate the removal of the ettte capital, the government be requested to accept the new county court houe for the purpose of the eta.e capitol The resolution was unauimaualy carried. The Post's Washington special says that in his letter to the committee on ways ar.d means. Mr Fräsenden does not ak for power to istue more currency. It is probible that be will relv on the 7 30 notes for the next fiscal year. Ex Gov. Thomas A Hicks, Sen , from Maryland, died to day. The Commercial' Washington special sajs officers from the fiVet off Mobile report great ac tivity in the removal of torpeloss and other ob structions in the harbor. Ii was confidently expected the rebels would evacuate the city The fleet is working its way up the harber J 1 1 grifiUHii? The I'ost'a Washington special aavs: Hichmoud papers of Saturday admit that it is piobable that the rebels are evacuating Charleston The Expres' Washington special saya the pre.-ident sought to withdraw Mr. Morgan's nom ination after pending it in, but was told it could only be done by a special message. Mr. Seward will certainly remain in the cabinet until March 4, notwithstanding a double repre sentation frem [sic] New York. ---<>--- From Omaha. OMAHA, February 12— The telegraph is again working to Denver. The Indians in small bands are at different points all along the road from Fort Kesrney westward. The main body has gone up the north Platte [sic] Col. Collins with his command has had a series of engagement [sic] with the Indians between Julesburg and Fort Laramie which lasted for six days. The Indians are estimated to number 2,000, while our soldiers number about 200; not sufficient to follow and chastise the savages. ---<>--- From St. Louis. St. Louis. Febru-ry 13. The state cor.ven tion to -d.y unsiiim'itisly pa-eed s. resolution endors:r g tne cliti of the president in the late i t e tee conference, and pledging the loyal people j ol Mi-ouri to sutain the government to the last 1 exfi-tni'v in prosecuting the wir until pe-.ce ; II be et;ibli-hed in the rnrfedericy u-on the birosot the instructions contrit e-: so the prest dent's note to Secretary S wird. rout '! ro. ' Cairo Frbruarv 13 The steamfr Mi-soun. ! fr'm New ürlf ii on 'he 5 1. Ins arrived with J a I rge "sreo of ugr and inoU.ies for Cii.cin1 n-t'i siM;. S' Louis j The hurninfr of Pisfnpoula is con? ridicted, ' but the pi - his been evacuatel by the fe-ieral ; tr' ops j Several gut.boits remain eff the cosst, hwever. from I'lilfudelpliia. PHiLAPKi-riltA. February 13 The HuMetin hss h special dispitch from Washington which sivs Comptroller McCullocb, it is currently reported, is appointeil secretary of treasury. XXXVHi C0NGIÜ2d SESSION. SENATE. Wabhinutox, Feb. 13. Mr Conness called up the bill to establish mail eteam service between she United States aoi China. The bill passed by a vote of yeas 25, nsys 11 The special order, being the report of the conference committee of freed meo's bureau, the bill was taken up, the report was read, but no action taken. Mr Sherman's motion to take up the Houe jyiui resolution reducing the duty on imported paper, prevailed, and the question was up n the ameudmeut ol the Senate committee on finance to strike out 3 and insert 15 per cent. Mr Sherman explained that the present duty on foreign paper was 20 per cent. The amount of tax paid by borne manufacturers amounted to 10 percent. It was manifest that to reduce the foreign tax to 3 per cent, would be unjust to home manufactures It was said this 3 per cect. was equal to 6 per ceut , because it t-s in the gold valuation Three percent, on ftCO dol lars per too, internal tax on this country had to be paid in currency valuation, which is about $400 per too. Sheimm stated that he was iu favor, in the committee, of making it 10 per cent , which would create lively competition between home and foreign manufacturers. The committee had overruled him however, many members beirg opposed to any change whatever He believed some change ought lobe made in the tax.becauae under the present rate not one pound of paper had been imported. 15 per ceut. had been adopted as a compromise in the committee, but he thought it would be more just to put it down to 10. The government, he sauf, was more in RnT iniJividu,, ; thi, ratlffr u llnu. mlP. r th-n nr indieidn il. and tbereore u interested iu this question. It nme tri allow the .mrnm . r. t... is: n iv rocui 10 laiyor irec ui uu'i, uui . , . rould be rColUmer -poke io 4Tur of maititaining the nt rteo, 0J percent , as an act of justice , . . f . rej;ar'icu as uimi"u-. adesaid he and his colleague, Mr Sherman, had been instructed by tbe Oh.o legislature to vote for a reduction of duty. He questioned the right of tht body to instruct him oo euch a f ubject He believed e argurari.t in favor of a reductiou ot dutv un paper would ar-ply equa.lv ' well toalothr articles He w opposed to opcD, g Am rem manu acturerstoforncom petition. liei!eint 11 mis wa uuue i.ie couniry would he depr Ted of means for paying the nation I d bi i Mr. Haie was in favor of tbe ir deScite t-jt- ! Tvinemeut of the resolution so as to leave the j duty where it is now. He taa le this a mT.ii-n. ' Mr Fo-ter said that in trie state of Ohio U-t Vf-arShere had teen $ l. i'CG woith of pi;er "mde On this a tax of $54,26') had been paid 'Mrs ua a t'te-t an I growing iuere-t cd ou-ht to be irac tiial in whatever light the sutject wa reiiewoJ. It must be looked on as inexpedient ttr us to udi.ee the ou'y. Mr Sherman hipeJ tbe sutject woul 1 not be i: de fi'.itelv p.istp.n ed, but that it be met squire lv and friük. He was sere that if the state !eg-i-Utute had e xam'tced the tat ff laws trey would not have vore l as they did. He said paper hsd rot increased m price more than other articles It ft 1 o:i!v followed tho iav ar.At'le -Un Urd f value, whl'h t Lö'd Atter trre remarks froai Mr Lit e, of IoJi ut. and Mr Jol n-oa. lh- Houe atneclment waa rejected by 1 to 2"i The question then recurred ou tf e anier.daient of the finance committee to make tee duty 15 percent. Thif wa agreed to by yeas 30, cats 13. The

qneation waa then taken on tha final passage of

toe resolution as sotMrt, by stnkmw oat three and icserting fifteen f er cent, and it waa decided ia tbe afirmatirc. Tbe Senate went into executive eion, ard oon sfter djonrned. - - H0ÜSC - - ' On motion of Mr. Scbeark. a joint resolution was adopt appropriating $25, JO for a contract with W H Powell to paint a pictore illustrative of some rara! victory, to be placed at the bead of the gratd Kair cat of the capitol. Mr Aahle? ctTcred a preamble that whereas, in cor. sequence of the rebellion, aud since tbs proclamation of emancipation, a Urge number of persons of color have died for want of food, and whereas, it is reported that from 1U.Ü00 to :W.00'J are iu want; and whereas, it ia reported that hundreds are in the tervice of the United S;ate, fighting in efcne of the government; therefore. - IU solved, That the cotum ttee on military a Tain inquire into the truth of id report, and that said committee report what action, if any ia ecesary in the premises, with iea?e to report by bill or otherwise. The proposition waa agreed to. Mr Diwgoo offered a resolution and directed that tbe war has been progressing for four years with a frightful destruction of lives and the imposition of a large public debt ; and that the members of congress are bound by their oaths and sole Tin pledges to conduct the war for the re establishment of just supremacy of the laws therefore ; Keaolved, Tbai the president be requested to u'e all honorable and just means to bring about lasting peace and tbe re establishment of frater nal relations with all people on simple basis of the constitution and laws tod with every proper guarantee to (be southern states which shall pro tect them in the er jojmeut of their rights and local institutions m the manner tbe constitution secures. Mr. Thayer moved that the resolution be laid ou the table agreed to by 73 against 42. Mr. vt illiams offered a series of resolutions de claring that there is no power under the consti tution wh'ch warrants us to treat with southern states either for a severance of tbe union or the alteration of any article of the fundamental law that ina-much as the confederate states have taken up arm against the government ot the United States, without just provocation, and for the avowed purpose of asserting and mainlainine their independence, and they still per-ist by arm ed resistance to the authority of the United states. And whereas, our authorities have declared it was toeir duty to decline to accept of any terms short ot absolute submission to its laws: And whereas, with a magnanimity almost un surpassed, an amnesty was promised to all except the cbiel conspirators, and it is plainly declared that the government has already exhau-ted the resources of a just and wise statesmanship ex cept so far as regards tbe earnest prosecution of the war to effect a restoration of peace. To that end he has done all with a proper regard to oor interests, and with a decent respect for the opinions of the world ; And therefore no further overtures public or private, official or unofficial, looking to treaty or compromise with conspirators at Kichmond, ould be consistent with our rights and dig nity sod expose us to mis-constructions as to our ability to compel the rebels to obedience Ou motion ot Mr. LUridge, the resolution was laid on ihe table. The House went into consideration of the rev enue bill Mr. Wilson moved to amend by laying a tax on maple sugar and rnanle molasses, lie re ferred to the fact that the vield of the latter was 3y.W0.U00 gallons annually Mr. Morrill said the remarks of the gentleman were intended lo be sweet, but be would remind him thnt New York produced more sorchum than that. The proposition was debated by oth ers. Mr. Wilson's amendment was disagreed to Much lime was consumed in considering the hraendment to exempt Hibles and Testaments, or volumes cor.tainiiit; onlv parts of either, and raaer books, from any duty r Ut The-e were agieed to The nie section also exempts from dutv or tax ail kinds of school books us.d in common and piirnary si'bools, und books printed cxduively for tho u-e of JSundiv schools, provided it hall not apyly to books valued at more than tw dollars At 4-30 p ra the com-nittee rose and the House adjourned. The Very Latest. THREK O'CLOCK A. M. New Yobe. February 13. The Herald has an accouut of the situation of affiitsaround Mobile onthe tb of January. Tbe city was then surrounded by a strong chain of e.m!iwo k; beeiden those it was defended iu tbe harbor approaches by a water battery, sunkeu ob tttructiona, torpedoes) and three gunboats. In and around the city there were about 9.UUÜ troops, of which 2.000 were militia, uuder command of Col D. H. Maury. The Times' Washington special says it is generally understood that the country is mainly Indebted to Greeley for the late peace demoustra. t on Tbe Times' Washington special saiathe latest Richmond papers received here fhjw tbat on Friday last fen. Sherman encompasd that place. It is understood that the papers of Satur day made definite announcement of its capture. The Herald's Manche ter letter mentions the movement of a scouting party through Snicker's Gap, which captured three prisoners Oue belonged to Hood's army, and saw Lee filling up regiments in Virginia from soldiers received from military prisons at the north, without regard to their own regiments. Our authorities are issuing rations to rebel families in the valley, and are pursuing :i conciliatory policy. Tbe Herald's snecial from Hatcher's Kun say: Yesterday the Hues were uninterrupted, atrJ the work of fortifying goea on rapidly. Comfort ble quarters are fast springing up. and tbe men, after all their trials, are satisfied with the advantage gained. The Herald's 5:h corpä special, dated 10th, says: All our troops have been withdrawn to th s siue of Hatcher's run. The enrthwoiks cocftructed on the other side of the htreain has been destroyed. This shortens our line, but makes our position much more defensible There will be no more change, otherwise than continuing strengthening our prc-ent position. The Kichmond Di-patch of the 10th sav rail- I roa i connection with Augusta h is been severed It is an error to suppose, however, because any poiut ou the South Cirolint railroad ia in the hands of the euerny we can no longer draw mp plies from Georgia. It would be unwi.e to ex plain matters at thi- time. At the U chmond war meeting on Thursday j all the speeches were of a furious character, in I forming the people that the conleJeracy was in J danger, bnt could be saved by the tfTrts of the people. j A preamble and resolution were offered and i adooted with much applause. ' I he nreamhte calls tne war one or cannneat - - t by the Tuited States and defense by the rebels denouncing Lincoln's recent pro;nsitiou for peace j The following are the resolution: ! Resolved, That the eveota that have occurred j during the pro re-s of the war have confirmed j our original determ n t'ion to strike for iniepend- j ence. and that with the blesiug of God we will j never iay down our arms till it shall have been 1 won . j Kesolvfd, That as we believe our resources sufecietit for our purpse. atid we do not doubt 1 we. -hall coniuct the war su-ceful, and thereby j invoke the pe ple in tbe ro!ieu of all ciu-es to ! spare neither blood nnr treiure in its defense. Resolved, That our thanks ta due the soldier for their gallantry at d patriotism. The committee to se'ect a s:te for a navy; yard and naval depot in we.-ttrn waters, have re;or'ed in favor of Carondelet and Mound C'y. ' Senator Wilson to day in'roiu- ei a bill to in- ( corporate a freedman's savinga and trust company, to inc'u le as corporators, ara rg other. Wm i C BrvaM, Peter Coe-per. Gerrit Smith. H Bar rev. A. A. Lawrence and J. W Smith. At a hearing before ihe Senate military com- ; mittee, to-day, a proportion was submitted, on i tehtlf of several cip'talits, to construct a rail- , road arout d Niigara Falls, at their own extene, for the tratsnorlation of the large, vcsaels on i the lake, aa well aa tfuuboats. between Lake Krie and Ontario, provided the government in consideration of the free use of the aorks forever, will, on completion of the railroad, give to i to tbe railroad its bonds, payable in twenty years, i

for one oilHoa dollars 300,000 in bonda an

Dually for lata ftart afitr demonstration of the ectire nreesa of tbe work. Tbe canal hi'l, which recently pied the House, proposes a govrrnmrnt lo.n of six mil!Ion, to te paid in tolls. Tho Tribune's Savannah letter, says sick an j wounded sold'ers belonging to Sherman's arm? are suffering for wnt of proper food, wbi'e ship loads of pro? iiors are being freely distribute! among citixeus. Nothing but army rations are being farn:bed the h3ptiaU. The Tribune's Potomac special correspondent says since our attack on the 5:h February, all baa been quiet on oar left. The ground gained testing on Hatchers Run is named Threadlike Creek and is running through a strip of swamp.. Hy thi we have gtir.cl about three mile of ground Our lines now stretch from the James riaeron . the right to Hatcher's run on the left. It is forts I ed of four corps. The extent of the position t j about 23 miles. ; The rebel line is dispo-el in this way. ly this it will be seen their line is formed of 4 corps, as is ou-s. but the? are weak. The 1st ia j tbestrongest, and does not ruutter 15,000. j The Southside railroad.on which our left rests, gradually closing. is about 6 miles from our picket line I The rebels see with alarm our approach toward the road, and fight as hard as their weak lines will allow to check our advance, but in spite of all thev can do the road will be ours in course of time. It is only twenty to twenty five thousand men who could save the road for them, and thee they have not got. The enemy vhow no disposition to try to regain lost ground, and will likelv confine their efforts to holding their rear line of works, nhicb are very strong. It is the object of General Grant to feel their Iioes cautiously and contioually.and see that they do not detach any force tu 3 juth Caroliu. Waseisgtox, February 12 The president to day nom nominated to the Senate Hon. K. D. Morgau to be secretary of the treasury. Futtber information in reference to the Bor deaux steamer, said to have been obtained by tbe rebels, is looke! for with intcreet. The Danish minister denies tbe report that the ves-el was sold to the lebels by the Danish gov ernment. i'he president to dav sent to the Senate the nomination of Senator Morgan, of New York, to be secretary of the treasury, but in the course of an hour thereafter withdrew it. The committee on the conduct of the war today, through Senator Wade, made a report, calling attention to three clashes of heavy guns: 1st Those made entirely of cast iron, tbe Dahlgren and Rodman gun. 2d. Those made of cast iron, the Parrot. 3d. Those made entirely of wrojght iron, the Ames gun. Tbe committee say that Dahlgreu never received any compensation in the way of royalty; that Parrott never charged anything excepting a fair manufacturer's profit, aud tbtt Ames has made 21 guns for which he charged so much per pound. The committee have experimented into the bursting of parott guns of large calibre, together with some cst iron guns. A Colonel engaged on the vereis iu the operations against Char-, leston and Fort Fisher, gives bis confidence in favor of heavier guns which can be more implicitly relied on. The burstiug of these guns is generally attributed to the premature discharge of shell's in the nave of the gun. The committee, in view of all tbe facts elicited by the testimony, recommend that congress j adopt such measures as will enable tbe war and navy departments to obtain and introduce into the service wrought-iron guns, aod probably ef a larger calibre, at as earli a day as possible. Provipenck, R. I , February 13 The Traders' bank of this city was entered bv burglars some time between Saturday right and 1 Monday morning, and a large amount of gov ernment bonds, some $50.000, belonging to dif fereiit parties, and $6 O'K) 111 gold, belonging to the bank, stolen. It is state! that no bills of the tunk were taken. COWMERCIA, kir t .uuiAr. tnciniiHtl iMnrket. Cikcinnati, Februaiy 13 wheat quiet, without change; deFlour und maud lijthl. Corn dull ; 1.13. ear $1.001,0 , .helled $1,1U live declined to $1,30. Utrlfvdull; receipts large; ptime fall declined to $1.55 (3 $1,53 Oats steady at b455c. -Vlii-kv dull and prices nominal; sales at $2.18 Piovi'iotis fit in Mes t'ork saleable at $37. Bulk meats at $15.l7l4' Lard at 2lotg2I. Groceries (steady ; lair demand. Coffee active at 44(240. No change in seed; demand but moderate. Gold 203. Silver 195. Exchange firm; light supply. Money market closed quiet. sw vwrht iTiarkei. New Yoee. February 13. Cotton dull, heiTy aud declined; 80S2 dlincFlour firm for common and medium grades; $'J ,95(3 $10.00 extra state; $11.10(3115 extra round hoop Ohio, and $11 30 11 bO for trade brands; market closing quiet. Whisky firmer: western $2 2?2 29; closing firm at the latter price Wheat quiet and without decided change. Rye dull and heavy. Barley quiet and uncharged. Corn firm; old mixed western quoted at $1 69 1 DO. Oats dull: moderate sales of western at $1 10 (21 11; latter price ati extreme. Petroleum quiet ; 4954 for crude ; b7 for refine! in bond, and c7 for refined free. Wool quiet Pork firmer and better demand at $37 25(3 37 75 new roes-; $35 50(235 75 for 1Ö63-4 do., cash and regular wav, closing at $35 .r0 for re pular; and 30 00 (ct 30 75 for prime; $35 00 35 25 for nrime mess; also 2.500 barrels new mess for February , March4 and April, fellers' and buyers' option, $.17 VV 50. Heef firm and in good demand ; $18 5022 00 for plain mes,acd $Ql2i for extra mess. Iieef hnma quiet and steadyHogs higher, at 1 it. y (3 lc for western, the lat'er rrice for heavy. Cut meats in rood demand 1718t4' for shoulders, and lCi22 for hams. Baon in fair dcmnd; Cumhetland cut 20; 20t.; on; cut hxm'i 21X short ribbed, and 21'4 Q'2r2 short clear Lard a shade easier; I9233gc, including small sales of choice at 23' '23J.c. Butter 32r347 for western, and 474;j for state. Cheee nominal at 14(322. MoDev easier at 6 per cent. Sterling dull and nominal, II'QIO. GoIJ unettle1 and lower, opening at 20b, and . j oni 4 i... . . . CMr, uc.iiuuijj i , auu v at au : . I XtW TOEE btONET at AEEET. New Yoee, February 13 Tbe gold market continues dull. The specalation is rendered very difficult, there being but a moderate demand and very little required for customs; fluctuation has been since openine at 26 from ab."? to 2uT Later. (Johl closed at Gallsgher'i exchange to day at 207Jg' WANTED. wmrw I K I tl i. A TltiTII-A genta erery where, to introduce tbe new t IS Mite f iJark family tricing Jt tcAiae, the onty low price machine m th country ahch i tieente-l by Grorer 4 Baker, Wheeler & Wiit.ua, Ilowe. linger 4 Co., aud BachclJer. Salary and eipen-s r larce comm.sfiori ai'owf-d. AH ot) er Machte, now sold for less than forty dollars each are infrinQrmenU, and tbe seller aud user litbU. Illiutr.fed c'.rvnlar sent frtt. Address SHAW 4 CLARK. Rtddrord. Mm TlS-a4wT MARRIED LADIES WHOS?. beabh wll not admit of aa tr.erea.eo family send a red .tamp for DR. STUARra PRIVA1KCI1XCLARTO MAkRiKD 1.ADIK. and comsooa en-e will tell yo it is SU HUMBUG. All coaimaalca bona suxtly eetfide atial. DR. DUDLEY TC4ET, a-dAwJm 0. Drawer M31, Calaafo, IB.

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THERE ar mmj ia liable tat traft bniae oat family rVatlor. ara arb, tfcat serrlaf taa 6evarsmerit as drafit me a, orprscaririf liUtitstr at the rre'ttt h'fo rat, ar alle attrtidf wi:b swecCat karabipa. Cempany ander Iba tltl f tb Indiana Mat aal Draft Ir.anracc Camrar.r.ba Ka txA ft Iba spacsai purpoMofiwnriiiriaen again tb Draft, ordered for tba 2 jib cf February, and tby isa eow ataat arraoreneRts for th purpo of ftmlsfeiBf, and iR3tn.-f feto tie service, at acceptall tabtitst Is rery - wber a nx-anhtr i drafted. Ita purp- ar atnal relief aad protection, at 1 i 1 1 m i I ibi i I j il ai I yaST a apliiied. a fllli-, by a coaabt loa:Mual eCort. tb ;aaaaof fit rent lacaluiea tbroajiboei tb lata. Experience has .hewn tbat persona can be Inacrrd axain.sttbe peril of fire a od 2if , apon a tlf 4 ralaU tiun of rika. Ars Bot pabl! aod ln4iv!4sM tstemts mbfrved ty trmrire. att:rtta r.at .r r f bar drafted? It a estimated tbat ef tbe anaber liable te draft, a certain prvportiea will te drafted Acryt rf tall ratte as a basis, the Company feelJu.itiSed In tnd rtakirf to ln-ura u rxrsatxr. aialcst lie inctaiiae draft, ca eaea aaeaber'a paying a sura te be rerolated according te tbe rati of tbe member ta be draft to the br oar tied m liable tet drafted, accord-a g to tbe repXire localities Tbe aatn fndiTldaally ronttibatd are te be denearfC I In tbe Firt Valien at Baak, te con.titite a fat.d fer tbe reMef ef tbs dratted iwmberi. Oa tbe ayst ati depeit of tba turn hxed by tb B.arJ, a certificate cf tiembenhip it rtarn. by wLUb. if tbe - Wr ta drafW, tbe obligation develrf a oe tbe Company of mterir. into tbe r ice .f tbe I o trd Siatca an actrpteVVe abat tnte. ao t furai.b bits a certificate ef exempticu. Tbrocgb tte aKlated Cwtti acd rot,trilti4Bt tad'.aidaal members a fuad will b reallied mSclf nt to relieve all who may be drafted. To tboaewboe boicineai relations make it a great aacriSce to ee a drafted mea. and tbnee a be. If draftod, would ha nable to procure aabttitatee, the bene! to e derived from a membership ia thia Cemnaay are KdaO aod tangible Tea ara Iniured agaiatttke anxiety aa l personal incoiivftieiice incidfLt to cae wte kaewt set bat what kie name maybe drawn from tbe wheel. From tbee barratsica cares end anticipation a y are rr'iavest, aa a ewmpany will til yoar place with an acceptable eabatltn'e. If yoa are drafted. Ton are pared tb y eearJa-y saeattea

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iwi m muiuiuK, wucn urn i auTaniaga oi jtiir iDiinuua necefcattiea Too are left te the probation of your bnMneM acd tbe enjoyment of a t-n' prfa-!ge, sad If woer, earn not better pay a moderate um new fer a anbstitnte than an exorbttaat price after tbe draft? Again, yeu snVerve a good acd leyal purpose by speedily nllia. thronen aa autad rf.rt-tbedeeU

ranks of our armies. Believing that by indiTiduala askwoiauag tbeneaea In a Cotapaar l.ke th, they will moderate eipene to each, form a fund that will relieve ail whe may be drafted, and cnf.Jrnt in th!r b'.litSD

nil tn pubi.c demands, tbe company invite all to a memtertb!p. They tare far!l:t:e for fclllhsg aU tboy

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Kdk7 AU commuaications to be addresseU to cither of the officers. A. F. NODLE, I'rraldrnt, No. 5 Volitr Block, WIAltLES UK WITT. Siccretarr, Ternprrnnri nnlt, IIVIIVIVVIOLiN, UNIX jchf xd o. azz us

Ike First National Bank of Indianapolis has consented to become the costodiaa of any fi cd that anew f deposited ia that Bank oa account of money paid in by persona irunn j In tbe above company, crea tbe fellevttJ tait: lat. 5o money deposited ia. to be drawn out ou any account until after the draft ordered by the freaidewt at the United States on the 19th December, 164, begin. 2d. If a man ia drafted, tbe money he has deposited Lall not b drawn out at any t! witbeat kit esact until a certificate exempting Lim from rervire on arcuM of imb draft is deposited in the Bank. li The money deposited by persons who may not be drafted hall not be drawn out fer ay ptrneee Irat fa) fay substitutes until all the drafted men bare been relieved fi cm the draft. No at kbolder in the Bank is a party to tb lnat ranee Company, n.l iL F.ank La ie ceaacetivn with & whatever, except that it will receive tbe depotit of money fer tbe purp aforesaid, and rcl(.t fer tie aasa, show ng on whose account it w deposited. Persona iu-i'irinz nheuld. In all csrs, ee that thi recet ef biSS) Bank is farei ked theta. F WM. II. KNGLISH, I'xlf Ir-xat. .JOIIIV C. NKW. Ouiatliiur. anlS-dlm

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AGAINST TUR DRAFT? are coa-cr1ptd, yo attemst te Pay aa eietbitaet i W. H. Kngliah, Pres't First N.ena! Citizens' National Raak. MEDICAL. DOCTOR BIGELOW, Offlce 179 South Clark Straft, O Corner cf Monroe, CXTTG.C0. Toet Offloe Box. 1M. All Cbnnic and Sexual Diseaea of a Private and Delicate Nature, treated with wnparalleleI success. Dr. Bigel iw s Guide to Health, fr ladiee and gentlemen, is publiabed monthly. Send fcr it if you think tbe writings of a physician whose reputation extends throughout tbe entire West should be worth reading. II ia seat ia plain sealed eaeVte. free of charge. Alsnnat every case caa Ve treated by mail. Medieiaes aent to aay addreaa. Ladiea, eeoi fbr desrripti ve Circular of Asvaaeve Itrmtdr, the lateet and beet preventative ef ruTieeptiija kaowa. Rooms Separata for Ladies and Gentismes.' COJ SübTATlOW AT OFFICS, TXII. Omca IIotES : From 9 a. at. te lr a. 5perTaab.Trhra or Nervous Debility, a rare warranted. t. U)0-a Ij t y TODACCO AND CIGARS. NO. 3 . Joiii a. uriDLi.ic.na WW. 7-ILL open In a few days hi old Uad at IU. V If Palmer Hense, and Invites all Lis eld frieret aal every other van who lores to smoke a Cne. sweet, geaalie Hatana Cigar to call on him there. ince he ha closed out his store he has watehei the cbatice- ia order te boy only tbe best foods at a r ad need cah price. Krspectf ally. fer) i.2w JOHN A. HfclDUItflRR. PROFESSIONAL. II E 31 O V A L Doctor W.TI. TtlO.TlSON. HAS REMOVED HIS OEPICE FROM VIRCINIA AVENUE TO No. 29 South Delaware Street. 'VTlTHERE UK WILL C05 IIXUE f f ta tr at aad curs Privat Di-eaes, in ail their pci", tag, rarnii'.cation and pha-e. Dr. Wm. Thtni.n w' gie to each patient a written instrument. biuit.tig Liaae.r to enect a radical and pruiarierit cire, or n.aLe n charf . .- . - t j . . i trratmect ot PriTa e lMf ak specialty aiace tbe j.ar tkrse yrars ia tbe eity el buffalo. X. V . , eiakt year in Chicago, III., and tweyeata in Peeria, 111. Dniig eijLt jears practice la Ckare, 111.. b Cired ever tbirteru tLou-a:. 1 ra-es. Ir. Wm.Tii m-on, in bis practlre V r nVrefala, ftheatmatic and ceneral tias f tbe blood. ae a rtsa'.gatiug VajMrr Path cf tbe auoat lug-oitos kiad, !a corjaaetion at Mb internal treatm't.t. SFMINAL KM13US, tbe ronseience ef self-abase. Thi aolii-ary vice, or depraved aemel Inda'geaee, ta practiced by tbe ye-ath of Loth seses te an alsaot aaliUiitrd ener.t, trudutiLg aitb unerriag certaiaty tbe fwilowir.g tra'n f ciwrbidsaropctiis ti,l- ecmbated by ectit'."c msdical raraAar, vu: Sa!l?w rauatenanee, dark pots nnler the eyes, paia Iu tbe bead, rtngiag la tbe ears, and noises like the rcMl.ng ef leasee and rattling of chariot, ar.e ei:es abost tbe loin a, weakaeea ef tbe lirtib, confeJ vi.iun, blunted Intellect, lose of eoaflitence, diff.derce in approar t rg strar ger, a d!llbe to form aew acqua ntar.ee, a clipo;fcn te tboa eoclety, loa of memory, hectic fiashea, pimples and vartaoa ereptious abt the face, faired tor.gue, nicLt sweats, fetiA breatb. coagb, con'vtxptlon, Bionamania, aid freaoeat ly insanity. Tbe aSticted, cn tbe frt aprearaeee 4 asy of tba abee symptom, bould imn-.ebately apply to Dr. Waa. TLotnat r. fr rrl.ef. OtSi?oyc as lCooaaltstion K: t 5e. Soaith Delware treet, ln1:sapct:s, ltd. P. Cl Box Hit. jaa24-ily MONEY TO LEND. MTA-TT Oc SMITH, t othoried by C.eTcrr.rnei.t t loan t jO.000. Ia aaais from tl te tbonar!, en Watrbs, Inaasawda. Jewelry, Clothing. Furniture, MiMcal Intrameata. and otter persotal prf!trty, at Ne. IS', 2trta IUuteia street, yorweod'slil'xk, tie trt tn blicg north f the Lates Honte, up ste;r. rrlTate reeu, second door. OCfs opn at all beer. Unredeemed pledge ef aU kinds fer aale e trale. jarJM-dtf HOTELS. PLAIITEES' HOTEL, ACTON TOTJltO. Proprietor. (rOEMEÄLT OF 5ASHT1LLE, niTUSSXl Sixth St., between Main and Uukx

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