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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-05-13
H0nSES For SALE.

~ MARkEr STREET -aor and dwelling trlow
setual street an excellent hU7ints stand Three story
hrek dwelling huutt hvtetn i-nth aud Eleventh grot
IN KING sfilkEr-A innlern built bfek dwelling
helWeea Eleventh aud Twelfth strts three st1riss nan
aud back buiiaFt baths, hrs order genefall
snnd dwelling onse, s0uih Ets uf Seventh aud
King Atrsets
IN sHPLEY srREEf-Thr-e Story brick dwelling
abnye Filth street, g eri front 80 feet deep.
IN lATNALL srEEEr-faur new three story ltsl.
dwellings above Eleventh street.
~ WEST SrREEr-Rnur iiuw three. story brick ,i,s.t
ngR above Eleventh street.
IN ELEVENTH SfREEI-ThreB new three Iiorv brick
dwellipRH between Talnall and West streets.
IN SEVENTH sThEET--A lhles story brick dwelling
below Lombard street.
N slNrll STREET between Spruce aud Pine stteeis
Two three story brick dwellings, with two story back
buildings
IN stGuND STREET--A three story brick dwelling
good business stand.
IN HRANDYwINE vILLAGE-Two story brick dwell
lng N Brandywue Village, woul be exchanged pro
pe1ty in town.
BgiLDlN6 LoTs-A desirable property at the corner
o. Ihlfd and French streets, suitube either for building
l0la or site for a manufacturing establishment
For terms and particulars apply 10
JoHN McLEAR & son,
my ~ ll1 Market street,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-24

New York Market.

NEW YORK. March -.
Flour-There is less doing in iour but the
market rules quiet and steady: the demand con
tinues moderate for home coDsumption 50 20
"a 50 50 for supertine State; S. 25@5 10 for
extra State; So 20@5 25 for superfne Western /;
50 4O@5 Oh for common to medium extra West
ern; So 70@5 Is for shipping brands extra
round hoop Ohio. md So e566 IS for trade
brands market closing quiet.
Whisky continues very much unsettled buy
offer 22d % &C, and holders insist upon 800
"a cents
Wheat continues dull and in favor of the buyer;
sales of red Pennsylvania at 81 81: red and
amber Jersey 81 Seal 80, and white Michigan
81 Is
Corn rules steady with fair export inquiry :
sales at 5slac for mixed Western in store 6Oc
delivered; 54c for damaged do; 59@6c for new
yellow Jersey and Southern, and 65c for new
white Southern
Bacon rules irmer: sales of short ribbed mid
dies at &c.
Pork quiet and steady: sales at Sl3 25@l3 Is
for mess; Sl0@ll for prime; Sl2 50dl3 IS for
prime mess
Beet more active
Lard rules dull and prices still favor the buyer;
sales at I @elac.
Groceries unchanged.
! Sugar-Ri~ i moderately active at steady
prices; Cuba ga 7lsc: Porto Rico 7d1lsc; Ha.
vana IL sc: refined steady and unchanged
Butter rules firm at ga l SC for Ohio and {
pc for State.
Cheese firm; sales at case.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-24
The Death Of mr.. Brown.

INDIANAPOLIS, March "a. lco2.
At a meeting of the medical profession. held
AZ the office of DIR. NJ II. Wright. 10 take action
ia reference Ia the death of Clay Brown. NJ D..
Dr. Dunlap was called to the chair. and DR.. Par
vim appointed Secretary
On notion Ol DIR NJ. ii Wright, the following
preamble and resolutions adopted:
WHKRrss. Death hss removed from this world
Dr. Clay Brown. for nearly twelve years past Ell
gagged in the practice ct medicine IN this city. and
more recently Assistant Surgeon OF the llth resi-
meut Indiana volunteers illustrating ia the ser
wee of the United Ststes Government his patriotic
virtue and professional ability.
Resoirsd, L. That We, his fellow ply sicans of
this CITY. most of ~ having known him during
his entire professional lite. testify ous apprecia-
ton of his abilities his kindness and courtesy
and his mani, and honorable conduct IN all our
intercourse with him, and that we nov and ever
will respect his memory.
I hat we express our deep sorrow ~ MS uh-
timely death. and before he had reached the me
ri,ian OF fe aud the full measure OF that probes.
sona success which. or later, Is the reward
oi education. talent. industry and fidelity. We
can not see ~hy our brother should not have been
sfrsres many wears. but only acknow edge the
hand OF Hun whose Mays are not as our wa :.
and whose though are not "a our thoughts, and
at whose sovereign fiat we too must. one by one.
very soon pass away from the feeting things Of
this lie 10 the ever during realities Of the unseen
world
3 That We deeply sympathize with the friends
AMI Kindred OF the deceased in their affection,
ani that We will accompany his mortal remains
Co their last resting place
The following gentlemen appointed pail
bctrers: Drs. Woodburn. Athon, Castor, Wright
aI.d Wiley.
On motion Of Dr. Wright. the proceedings OF
this meeting were directed 10 be Published in the
papers Of the CITY Dn. DUNLAP. chm.
DR. r PARylN Sec'y
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-24
From Island No. 10.

CHICAGO, March pa special to the Tribune
from Cairo says:
A dispatch boat which arrived this morning
represents the condition of affairs at Island No.
10 unchanged.
Mortars and gunboats indulge in occasional
shots 50 far without any further perceptible re
suits
Transports continually arriving with troops
from ST Louis and elsewhere.
messenger returned from Cape Girardeau,
reports the rumored attack on that point by JET.
Thompson is without foundation.
A special To the Post says:
Only four shots were received from the rebel
batteries on the Island yesterday. The feet fired
about thirty.
Reports say that the rebels are evacuatng and
marching across the Peninsula ~ Merriweather's
LANDING.
il is impossible to ascertain the truth of the
, report, but existing circumstances favor it.
CAIRO. March 22-Latest advices from Island
No 10. brought by the dispatch boat, arrived al
| D clock this morning.
The position kept up at intervals prevent the
enemy strengthening and repairing their works
A skirmsh occurred Sunday last between a
battalion Of the 4th Illinois and a squadron ol
rebel cavalry near Pikesburg Landing resulting
in the defeat of the latter with some loss. Foul
! Federals wounded.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-24
- Love for music and curiosity directed Us

sD Love for music and curiosity directed Us
on Saturday evening TO the Third Presbyterian
Church to listen awhile To the class OF musicians
who there nightly assembled under the tutorshp
OF Prof. Wheeler, aud most delightfully."- Was our
curiosity sratihed.
We heard selections from collection Of sacred
music, from the Opera Chorus Book. and the
Anvil Chorus, performed with skill worthy of a
class of long practice. and entirety unexpected
of a body OF amateurs OF so recent convention.
We have rarely heard many good voices in
chorus in indianapolis. especially among the
ladies. Several sopranos OF peculiar purity and
freshness are worthy Of notice, but most particu
larry were we charmed with an alto yoce--ro Ind,
mellow, sweet and strong. The of the
fair pOssessOr Is unknown TO us, therefore the
altos can each consider herself especially com
plimented.
We congratulate Prof W. on having secured
so good aud large a class, and bis class on re
ceiving the instruction of a conductor skillful
and practical
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-24

WASHINGTON. March 22.-lt il asserted and i.
the prevailing opinion that by this time the Ma
tional flag floats over New Orleans, and that our
mortar feet attacked the rebel fort at the Re,
noes within two days after the departure from
intelligence North.
The Secretary of the Navy has addressed a
complimentary letter TO Lieut. Morris officers and
mea of the Cumberland for their heroism IN the
recent engagement with the Merrimac.
Mrs. Forrest of Baltimore, arrested on belief OF
being engaged in reasonable correspondence with
the rebels has been released parole not 10 rem
der lid or assistance. In her possession were
letters from Southerners la France.
Lieut.. Worden. who has suffered exceedingly
from his eyes. is improving.
The propositions for building gunboats for
Western waters thus far received by the War
Department are all found to draw too much
water
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-24

The market this week is more active, and
prices are 25@5Oc per cwt higher. The stock
came in in good time, with the exception of one
drove ria New Jersey Central Railroad, which ar
rived this noon.
The activity of the market has been increased
by the limited receipts, and by the presence OF
buyers in the market for the supply OF the army
at the South.
The quality the stock has averaged common
though We noticed one pen of very fine steers
from Missouri which sold at $40 per head; the
we're too heavy for this market during Lent, but
would have been just the beeves for the holidays
The cattle were all sold at early hour, in
Guiding fifty head left over from previous sales
one hundred head were taken by Government
agents Tor Port Royal and about two hundred
head for other army stations
We notice "A Government contract in which
party in Philadelphia agrees 10 deliver cattle on
the hoof in Washington at 50 "A per cwt.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-24

~ Col K ID Cults and Major j. j. Key.
members Of Gen Halleck's staff. arrived in the
city on Saturday last and Immediately proceeded
To Camp Morton, their business being to aseer
tain how many of the Tennessee and Kentucky
prisOners-that i To say all whnse homes are
within our lines-wOud take the oath OF ale
glance and be released. Those who do take il
and are made free will not be turned loose upon
the community, but will be tikel. cure of aud dis
patched in separate squads TO their hotBe-. We
have no doubt numbers of the unfortunate men
will avail themselves of the opportunity OF re
turning loyal men under the 'best Govern
ment the world ever saw
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-24
SPECIAL NOTICES
CAUTION.

The market is fun Of limitations. represented be tho
same as "BRCwN's BRONCHIAL TROCHEs." which arr
productive ofpositive injury. Many dealers
Will recommend inferior preparations and lower priced
articles Attending profit themselves Ask fer and
OBTAIN only "BRowN's BRONCHIAL TRocHEs."
which by long experiences have proved their value having
received the sanction Of physicians generally, and test
monials from eminent men throughout the country.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TR0cHEs. when allowed to
dissolve slowly in the mouth, have direct influence to
the affected parts the sedave and soothing effect 10 the
lining of the ~indpipe into the Brcnch aays Pull
monay irritation sud gives relief In Coughs. Colds and
the Throat affections to which public speaker. and
singers liable. febll-diy's 81
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-24

WASHINGTON. March q "A ,elegraphie dis-
patch receive here from Winchester last niehs.
dated 81 o'clock. says.
slight skirmish occurred this sffernoone one
mile and a half from Winchester. on the suss-
burg road. between portions Of General ShieIdss
troops and rebel cavalry and -four pieces Of .rfu-
lev.
The enemy reireated with some los a. soon A.
guns opened ere
One Of our men was killed.
Gen Shields was slightly inbred IN the lefi
arm above the elbow from the fragments Of
shell.
SECOND DISPATCH
wScHrsTKR. March %, r. M-we hase jusi
achieved complete victory over Gen. jackson.
Have taken two guns and caiss0ns. killed shout
one hundred rebels and wounded twice a. many
more.
Our loss Is probably not over $50 kdlci and
wounded
The enemy is in full retreat
THIRD DISPATCH
We have achieved a glorious victory Over the
combined forces of jackson, Smith and Long
street.
The battle was fought within four miles Of
Winchester from 1919 this morning I'LL dark.
The enemy numbered $1,000: oar force not
over 5000
The enemys loss is double that Of ours. We
captured large number Of prisoners.
The ground j. strewn with their muskets.
thrown away in Their fight
Our cavalry are still in pursuit Of the flying
rebels.
Particulars canno, be ascersained TIL to morrow
morning.
From Louisville.
Louisville March 81 River rising slowly.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-24

ALTA PIrE This i the title of paper edited
and published by the propretors OF the New York
Store at indianapolis gratuitously All Won have
To do j. 10 call NJ the New York Store and ask tor
a copy. and while there you will do we'll "a have
the Me>srs Glenn. proprietors of this mammoth
establishment. show YOU around. aud Il YOU want
to purchase ANYTHING in the dry goods line. the
New York Store always his most superb stock.
The Alta Pete Is ire paper II YOU want to
laugh just read il: il YOU want poetry and sent
ment read il: if YOU want news. read It: in short.
it YOU want general variety paper. read it
Hendricks County Ledger.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-24
Te DAILY SENTINEL ON EARLY TRAINS.

THE DAILY STATE SENTINEL i sent By all the early
morning express and freight trains and delivered TO sub
-cribers In adjacent about the time IL + dis
tbaied in thscy. his enables readers at distance
from the Capital o. Indiana get the - the day
from SIX twelve hours before they receive il
papers published elsewhere. News dealers aud carriers
any Of the railroads centering indianapolis
vii be supplied with the SENTINEL good terms a.
any other paper Clubs Tor the Daily will be sspped at
Agents Orders solicited d&w
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-24
Capturc Of Yanccy.

EAsroN, PA, March 22-B. 5. Kellogg. of
Scranton, has received letter from an officer OF
the 49th Pennsylvania regiment, dated Key West,
March 10. which says prize arrived last even
Ing. She was captured in an attempt to run the
blockade. Her sailors were taken 10 jail One
of them, To whom attention was directed by the
whiteness of his hands. was identified by several
officers as the famous Yancey. A newspaper
correspondent also recognized him. He is con.
fined i'm the calnboose here
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-24

CoNNE~pABLx H A. Fletcher Co, at the
Trade Palace. No.-West Washington street,
preparing tor the reception oithe largest stoe
and greatest variety of vail paper ever brought
TO this city. Having been enabled heretofore TO
supply every article IN the house furnishing line,
except wall paper. and their customers apprecia-
ting the juiicious selections ofc4rprtng curtains,
cornces aud other adorumeuts kept b, this es-
tablishment, demanded that the proprletors should
select tor them. also. the latest aud most appro-
we'd STYLES OF nall paper and borders, which they
intend hereafter to keen always on hand.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-24
SPEECHES OF
Hendricks and Voorhees,.

The speech Of Hon. Thomas A. Hendricks before the
Democratic Convention the Eighth Of January 1884,
and the speech Of Hon Daniel W Voorhees, the Hou
81 Representatives, February 90 the duty Of the Fed
era Government In it. relations civil and the
objects for which II should be prosecuted for sale
this ofce published In pamphlet Of pages. in
GLIDING both speeches. Each Is among the able ;
delivered on the present crisis and should be placed in
the hands Of every in the Price 81 per
dred. All orders promptly filled.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-24

HALIFAX. March % In the of the pirate
Sumter AT GIbrsstar official notice has been issued
that NO signals are to be made communicating to
one belligerent the proceedings of the other
SPAIx.--Madrid papers assert that the news
that the Government contemplated recalling
Prim is incorrect
FRAScE.-It Is reported question will be put
in the LegislatiG corps to the CAUSE Of recent
numerous arrests
The Paris Monifsur denies that students in
the Polytechnic Academy are confined to their
building in consequence of agitation in cerszin
quarter
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-24

A FUNERAL OF AN ODD FELLow.-Y esteriay
Mr. William Lonsenberg, an old and e; timabe
resident OF the city. was followed To his grave by
his brother Odd Fellows, the band preceding the
procession discussing the most mourniul and
solemn music.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-24
Night Dispatches.


CHICAGO, March PA special to the Tribune
from Cairo saws:
The gunboat Lexington. from the Tennessee
river has arrived.
The Lexington reports that our forces are
scattering into the country about Savannah ac-
comprising nothing of importance besides the
occasional capture Of the euemy's scouts and
bringing into our lines prominent rebels charged
with aiding the rebellion.
Our forces have the entire possession of the
Memphis and Charleston road in the vicinity of
Savannah.
The Ohio IS rapidly rising at this point IL has
risen one foot in the last twenty four hours. The
streets are covered TO the depth Of four feet in
some places.
A balloon was sent to the feet yesterday TO
make a reconnaissance Of the enemy's works.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-24

TEA locomotive. the old Wayne" blew up
on the Central railroad within the corporation
line on Saturday last. IL was hauling out the
forenoon passenger train. No damage vas done
beyond OBTAINING the train and demolishing the
machinery Nobody WIS hurt The engineer.
Mr. Skinne-. made a narrow escape me ring
was blown from his watch guard Inc fireman.
John Rennett. was scorehei little. The sand
hoy was blown clear over into a brick yard two
squares Off The jacket was blown up into the
tors of the trees. The rails underneath were
bent into all sorts Of shapes
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-24

sT-The Exchange Saloon, on Illinois street.
Col Hall and Major Bacon, proprietors, was
broken into on Saturday night last and robbed
of its silver salvers and its massive beakers.
A pair OF nppers was used upon the key, which
was LETT in the door There is no clue to the
perpetrators of the nefarious act. They made
an entrance and they made an exit.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-24
From Fortress Monroe.

FORTRESS MoxRoE. March 2; ALI quiet here
There is no news.
a flag of truce was sent out this morning for
the accommodation of an officer of the French
navy desiring 20 20 South.
The rebel officers and crew were very uncom-
municatve. anu gathered no news from them
No Southern newspapers were received.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-24

To- werden & Co. have just received direct
from the manufactures thirty new styles OF pan
mel paper tor halls. parlors, offices, &c. The
marble pannel on College Hall, which makes the
finest looking hall IN the city, was furnished by
them. Their-stock OF CULTS is not to he beaten
in price or quality Cheap paper they have from
! To % cents. and splendid patterns. Their pink.
buff. and different colored tints excel any paper
before introduced here Tor parors, halls, &c.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-24
ny TELEGRAPH.
Cincinnati rket.

Bf TELEGRAPH
Cincinnati market.
CIScISSATI. March ~.
Flour in fair demand at 81 2561I 80 for su
perfine: 81 4Od4 Is for extra, anu 81 50dI 90
for family and fancy
Wheat is held higher owing to light supply,
but prices remain unchanged; red sold at 90G
% cents
Corn in good demand at Soc.
Oats frmer and in good demand at &c.
Rye in good demand at 53@ Soc.
Barley unchanged
Whisky firm at lcc
Provisions remain unchanged.
Mess pork dull and not much inquired for:
country sold AT $40 80.
A good demand for bulk meats with sales of
900, 900 los at 3d3lsc for shoulders: 81 5O0
4 % for sides. holders asking shade higher
There Is a good demand Tor lard at &c.
Bacon dull and is offered ut 81, @5i4 and
Gle.
Groceries unchanged and quiet.
Moasses sold at 3 a i0c.-
Sugar firm at c14@934c
Coffee unchanged at 20@2llsc
Exchange firm ut IA prem
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-24

MONTREAL. March 81 The Governor Gene
raj delivered his speech this evening.
He pays high eulogium to Prince Albert.
He refers to the Queens special notice Of the re
cent expression OF Canadian LOYALTY. He con
graduates the country ut the satisfactory trade
notwithstanding the partial arrangement 10y the
civil war now unhappily raging in the United
States
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-24

sS- The remains of Dr. Clay Brown were fol-
lowed to the grave yesterday by the members of
the Masonic order and "A numerous concourse of
citizens. The magnificent music by the band OF
the 18th United States regulars contributed to
make the procession it moved through the
principal streets OF the city, from the residence OF
the Hon Albert 5 Porter to the cemetery, sol
emily impressive. DR. Brown was buried with the
houors OF war.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-24

Putrir PoLIrlCs -Messrs Faran Mclean,
of Cincinnati. will issue from the press the lst
OF April. 1859. "a new work entitled Pulpit Pol
tics. or Ecclesiastical Legislation on Slavery. in
it, Disturbing Influences on the American
Union" Prof. David Christy. author OF Got
ton Is King" Ethiopia. Chemistry of Agri
culture" &c. is the author. IL will embrace 500
large octave pages bound in cloth, and be offered
at the low price OF two dollars twill undoubt.
edly be an uble and most instructive work. See
adv ertiScment
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-24

To GEr RID OF RATS Cut clean fine sponge
in pieces OF pea size, try in hogs lard, and expose
in infested places about the house, barns, granl-
ries, gardens. &c, keeping eats and dogs out.
The rats ent il greeiily. but do not readily iii
gest it, End the gastric juice and especially water,
il accessible to them to drink, swells the sponge.
and noise i'm ratdom is the result. The dose
proves fatal in most cases.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-24

.S'- Isaac Ploughe. Esq. at present connected
with the we'll known aud popular kokomo House,
Indiana, is IA remarkable man. lie has lived in
this State forty two years, and during that time.
has attended. with one exception every Demo
cratic State Convention Himself and eleven
all voted for stephen ~ Douglas at the last
Presidential election. He is now assisting Mr..
Longiellow manage the Kokomo House. which
is now without exception the best Hotel in no
kOmo.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-24

loE, lcE.-George W Plus informs rs thathe
has plenty OF ice in store To supply al his old
customers in this CITY and any smOunt Of new
ones, and also can spre from 900 10 500 tuns
for shipping to other places. mch4 Ion
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-24

BEBEE & HAwIs--This firm. West Washing
ton street, South side, one of The most enterprl-
sing OF our firms in the grocery line in the city
are in receipt OF splendid stock; and to this fact
we call the attention OF the public. Their sup
plies of spring vegetables are unsurpassed. beng
received from Kentucky, Tennessee and a tai
South ms Alabama For articles elegantly to
furnish your dinner table call upon Messrs. BE
bee 4 HaMes
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-24

70 The complimentary benefit, rendered by
numerous prominent citizens to Mr.. White, the
comedian of the Metropolitan, on Saturday night
last. was an eminent success, and a merltei trib-
ute to a man OF genius and man of worth.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-24

Ia Ladies you can obtain the new Granuiated
Fermenting Yeast for ten cents per pound of al
most any grocer and of several druggists in the
city. Ii costs less than one cent for IA common
baking, and is free from acids.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-24

ARRESTED "A young man by the name of
Clark, some 81 years o: age, the son of the post
mistress at Aurora, has been arrested fOT unlaw
fully interfering with his mothers mails at the
aforesaid CITY, and committed for trial