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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-14

MErRoPoIIrAx HALL-This evening is set
apart for the benefit Of Miss Kimberly, when She
will produce the new sensation drama of the
"Angei Of Midnight" piece that has produced
the greatest excitement in every city in which it
has been produced Miss Kimberly enacts four
characters in the piece an will be ably sustained
bv the whole OF the stock company. After the
drama, Miss Kimberly will recite the favorite
poems of the Punch Bowl and the American
Flag, together with songs, comic and patriotic,
bv the great bisso. Mr. J G Hubbard To
morrow night will DC most Positively the last night
of Miss Kimberly.
~ McLene desires 10 correct the misrepre
sentation of a.certsin "fsshionable'' jewelry and
engraving establishment on East Washington
street. claiming TO have the only engraverin
the city,.while II is a well known fact that ne
has had an ensraver in his employ for the past SIX
months. ans. not only epsrares all goods sold by
him free of charge, but sells them from 10 10 ~
per cent. lower than those who resort TO such
tricks of trade Those who don't believe it
are requested to call at No. Bates House and
test the matter for themselves. d2tSwlt
MsRIoN CoNMoS PLE.s--The time Of this
Court. Judge Ray presiding. was yesterday taken
UP chiefly with the civil case Of Andy Wallace
"a. UnderhiH In the criminal case OF the ladies'
Linn tried upon an accusation Of stealing a shawl
from Moses Myers last November. the elder lady
was acquitted. but the Younger one was sentenced
IN III for sixt, DAYS. The cider Mrs. Linn Is the
mother of three or more children she mas i''h N
iail for some months, her offspring suffering 1t
finally turns out that she vas innocent This Is
a case of peculiar hardship and our PhianthrO-
pists ought TO look after it. She Was ably de
Tended by Messrs. ColIey and Coleriek. BuifSln
apueared tor the State
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-14

The small pox has broken out in the 9th
Indiana regiment at Bacon Creek, Kentucky. 1t
was brought into the camp by n partially recov-
cred invalid who had been In the Louisville Hos
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-14

.B- A great and glorious work of grace Is
now going in the various churches in Cincin-
pq&oTlip1 hnc oIiine9Tam
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-14

lodged in Jail, for shop lifting at the New York
Store. IL ----. - or nlrL IL ~ e 4
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-14

Private Zoeller. of Company p, 32d Indiana
regiment. Col Which. died in camp at Green
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financial.
VERMlLYE & Co.,

tvERMILYE & Co.,
No. IL MALl-Sr,
save or hand n, immediate delivery the
NEW TWENTY YEARS SIX PER CENT BONDS
OF the UNITED SRA rs designated IS the " Fl' Z
qWENTlES." Tedeemab'e a. the pleasure Of the Govern
eut ao- Eve years srd Authorized BY act OF Congress- ~
sfovei Feb. D, 1902.
The COUPON BONDS ere is.eed in sums Of
$50, 500, $500, aud 81 900
The BFOIsfERHD bOND~. 3. sums Of o
SJU, $500, $1,000, s.d $J,OO1iipTroV
Interest vi corneuce ffoul AIE Of Lbst a. 60
,nd 10 PAYABLE in GOLD at toe Mint or s s. S S
Treasury Depository o. tho United ststes % ', ~
OF May aud November of each yrsr y, ,rr ar peR
CENf PR ANNU. go. r,.o, rv,i.o
The smrle provision made by Cu'isH puues. hfelse
emps and Interest Revenue, for the payment q n'ess.
sd a,iiatoE 70 tue prr a. makes - ~ w,
Loau SAFE PROFITABLE. ana A'A'AADb" ~ Gil
l.mes - -.tt.A A., T -, ~
A. Noies a. oop,.ri5c w4l become the fIiNCIPAL
JOAN ~ mo ,,,il ed 4E'FIrAhLs NonN oF INVEST
SyS . TrsT Fl-,us t1e ScKPLUs FUNDS OF CAPITALIZE
-, 4. a., E.HNrsos TnE lNnrsIBtAL CLAssEs.
- ...'.,ions rrceivei ~ PAR in LEGAL-rENDER
MOI : - y0TEs ald CHECKS O. BANKS AT PAR in
NTtv yot < srlsciibe-s ~ mil wr receive prompt 81
ts,, ,ee.-v ciy ard exP .an.tlon viii be afforded
or !caii,n Of our once
L,.o FOR SALE. a. lOwast market rate $40 TREAS
my SDTES SIA PR GEM BONDS % 1854 aud SIN
pm CENT CEk IFlCArES or INDEBTEDNESS.
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proposals.

OFFICE oF Assistant Coxxlss.HY GFNHRAL oy}
ST SIsTLNCE No. State -. New.York Nov "a 1862
4 RMY SUPPLIES.--Pr0posa viii be re-
4 ceiyed By the undersigned ustil O'Clock p
MONDAY ist Of December for supplying fof tbs use OF
the United States Army SUBSISTENCE STORES, to DO
delivered Ia Nev-York as follows. viz:
SaS0 barrels OF fret quality extra snpeIhue Southern 81
LOUIS. other brands OF FLOUR suitable for keeping In
warm climate. The barrel. to be full head.iined.
Fdfds UH siate their proposals me e1r'sest h5s az
viieA der oeiiratcs 30 made
Sms. samples 20 accompany proposals
Each bid must h2vea printed COPY OF this Advertisement
posted head and be specific 10 complying precise
with sll the Each bid to have couside alton, must
have Ae written guaranty Of two responsible fol-
lowe:
1--WE the underlined hereby guarantee that .honl all
any ps OF the above bio ne accep ed shan be duly fulfilled
according 70 its purpO aud conditions, also That
written contract with bcud to the amount Of oneonh the
value Of the proposed to be furnished shall be executed
II required"
Bidders may propose for the whole part Of the above
he sees place OF 5ssness with date OF purchase,
Ia REQ uiroG q each package
ihe Flour will be inspected G.. the date Of delivery and
cempsrel with the retained samples by HENRY SBlhLDS.
President Association iouT Inspectors, whose oehclge viii
be required.
Contractors expected 70 hold Their goods without
pence 10 the United States, until required for shipment
ProTOsers wh1se lids MT accepted requested 20
send for their sa4pplcs on y EDSESEAY, I'd p.ox.
bGf for Pr0usai5 t,t be fursicd az this Office. ohih
mus he ircfd eRUcPe 0dfyossd 70 e .de1Hg.ej
aNd AGoTssd "PrQyos0is for SrIsi,feace \. Toa"
=. j. EATON. Lieut.. ione and a. g. q. :.
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Tcce.,fs of Produce.

Nov 7o-70li bbs Flour, $40 bos Corn Meal. ll3 bsfs
do 7l5 do Buckwheat Flour. $40 bbls. Whisky, ~
bush Wheat - 90 Com. ~ 9i do Oats 5sS do Mali.
OF DO Seed SO pkgs Ashes l3S do Oil Cake 600 do.
Provisions 5OS DO Lard 35 kegs Lard SOL Dressed dogs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-01

OaDSAAog 0YsIcE WAR DKPAKTNrST.l
WAsniNGTOS NoV p. 1881
DROPOSAIS--SEALED PROPOSALS viii
be received by tins Department. until o'clock p
tie day q December fo tue nanuac,ue and dev'
cry q The followius pnjeetiles. viz:
5000 teu-iuch SOLD SHOT.
1000 hi;cen-noh Shells.
100 tltcrn-inch EsttrIins Shot.
specrd after the rule, down TO Ordnance Manual
tie exception Of the RtteIug SHOT which must be
made Of hst il known gun tai Drawing Of ,hc-e
poeces be At tho principal Ar.enns Of the Unrd
Sisies, 1t the OIlsaHce Ag ncy Nc. IS Worth st. New
\ ork. sud 81 this oAce
The project be delivered free Of charge for
prrntiop the JI,i aies Arsenal Oovorofs lslead
pl OH hsrbo they viii be ilspecei and all such
be -cted most Re removed by the contractor, in
Ined-te'y n'tor tho inspection ~ each delivery.
blu w be received for any poIon Of tue quantity ro
qrirtd lee, than 90 Of sny kind Deliveries TO be
made follow: One-tenih Of each Kind within, thirty days
aiT notification OF acceptance 81 bid aud not less hGn one
tauth weekly thereafter uni Ell sail he delivered.
Payment VII made by tie Treasury D. irimeu on the
csrh,at Of and reoeYt si.of ach delivery
houds wit approved surety viii required FOR the faith
III Performance Of contracts.
No bid will he nsd urles 1t b. accompanied by "
affidavit from the party us.lg g. The effect that h Is -
founder aud inst II h. bid !. accepe4 tts pfoJccrs
vii be usde al his found ~ isnns and s ecstion aud
The right is rcseyed g. re- any all Ucs, n deemed M
Satisfactory for any csu,r.
Prcposls will Do addressed to the uudcrssned a. Wash
Hg0n City, and viii be Endorsed Proposa,i or Prjecte~'
JAS W. RIPLEY.
u27 tD9 Brig. Gen. Chic Ordnance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-01

RAILROAD CHAMELEON and after Monday next,
the afternoon train for Boston viii leave Twenty.
seventh street at 2; Is Instead Of ut 3 y. u.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-01

T. :. FIYE-TWENTT LOAN for SALE
Z These Bonds bear six Per interest payable sent
su.uliV iu sold from c-'s o. saJ-sriiuon. We
orr pr aTed to deliver tfo sncu. oe} 20 de ltious
O. 81 les 49, AM lc Coupon feesisreal q par ios
currelt lnds lC-chasef . ts L0.a usde Iol D as
t.tu.s directly 10 the go Of the Government
Orers hv mail OF Oh "a receive or1ediae s;.sn-
Ton LiYERMOBE, CLEWS Co. No - WsA-...
baaEers ana Dealers M Sscaldas.
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furnlirrc.

DFpROOM ENAMELED FURNITURE, in
co o.s Of warranted mAnsfctnre Also solid Chestnu
Chamber Suites. plain and ornamental al H. y kAtitnO-
TONS 90 Cana-st opposite Wooster. fsabilhed 1913.
ENAMELED CHAMBER FURNITURE
Al The best essortmcn 70 the city q Ersmsed ufninre
A. ali col1 I'D styles Walnut Chestnut Pain ard O.ua
mental ia suites wholesale aud retail Also, Msltlesse aud
PlilIassrs. WARREN WARD, Manufacture, ~ Cgnas'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-01

MORTGAGE SALE.-We VIII cause TO be
VA sol Public Auction. unier two Ctte. Motgses O..
Per So IS North River on TUESDAY, December 2 at
o'clock u Canal boat ELI u. OLDS together Win
Lof fuui me, tackle, poles, lines &c. .
J. NJ. MATHEWS Co,
Mortgages sIA AssS ices Of Mortgage
JOuy r. WHITE Attorney.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-01
financial.

DRACKETT 81 Co., Exchange Brokers, No.
ID Is Wast.. N. Y.-The bills OF the BULLION BANK
Washington, ID c.. bought by at half per dis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-01

WILL BE- sold ut Public Auction, on TUES
w DAY Dee 2 At 10 o'clock the premises, oor-
ner o. High AMI Orngests, NEWARK, y. j. all tie 70
.uairir 3 Il OCK TOOLS and MALHlN RY oftbr NEW
ARK NACHINE COMPANY. Amons the articles 20 DO
one superior ls1.1s II schinew plane ? feet olg
bv 3. inches v DE; lnq'us Lafhes Bolt C.tsr an Tools,
CeaI Gutter Too Vice. forses sud Backsmhs Ioos,
Sc Al.1 100 u; lion tsss au1 al the fateFns
Drawings. &c Catalogues ready on tho day Of sale.
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AmnsemenIs

A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
N nu,s ,oyr Last L. Iy NIGHT OF DlNoRAH .,.o,.
FoURfTni I APPEARANcs s or Ge NILE. coRDIER.
LAST MONT OF MEYERBEERS
DINORAH.
lis PARDON Ds PLoKRxsL)
WI Nm sgd aas@Tss9 Scenery ~ 6y t G,yo
GRAND ORCHESTRA OF FIFTY.
AN ENLARGED CHORUS,
ME- nc jisiISnI el'as. MoREvs M os.rd
sis. BRIGNoLI. .COrenia Miss srocKroN2S Ges;herd
In the hird act ssnor Brignoia, indy consented
TIE FAMOUS REAPER's SONG.
The performance will commence with the
GRAND SYMPHONIC AND CHORAL OVERTURE
TnE PILGRIMAGE TO PLOERMEL.
being musical description OF III, events that are supposed 20
have taken por TO the commencement oil the aoon
ThE GaSHb ORCHESTRA or FIFTY
AND THE INVISIBLE CHORUS. ,,>
On WEDSFsDAY-LA FAvoaiTA sisnOfa 0UEa-
In soiise rsheG'sI il BALLo IN MAscHEnA
BROOKLYN ACADEMY or MUSIC.
~ TUESDAY EVENING. Dc. . Of g.
LAST MONT BUT ONE or THE SEASON.
SlGNORA LORlNi IN her celb,s'cd role OF Luerezls.
LoRrS1. M dSlS:4'A H bRiSsom sUsNL
A CADEMY OF MUSIC MATINEE.
N SATURDAY AFTERNOON, Dee. Q. att,
GRAND OPERA NAlINEE.
NJIBLO's GARDEN.
"''' '''' Tie sEGoND WEEK
REINFORCEMENT or
EDWIN FORREST
BIS APPEAIiANCE FOR THE FIRST TINE
HETaMORA,
In the romantic aud vigorous Indian tragedy OF the 'amo
MONDAY EVENING Dec. L. IsGL
hErAMORAi
Or THH LAST OF TnE WArPAsoAGs
EDWIN fORRESr........as.. .MEIAnCRA
Lord Fiizarnoid MoSuuOeh
Weller. nlr L. "a She"eiI
Erngon. y u bnnst,
sUsiCAL DiiiRfi;G;i'0iR.."Mi' HARVEY B. DoDWoRIH
TUESDAY EYENlNG. Dec. g. 1904
MATILDA HERoS
WIN sru repeat g. lcosdauee with tho EXPIRE" deso OF
tue public, tue thrilling dTsma Il
NIGHTS OF performance Of
EDWIN FORREST. 49,
MoNDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY aud FRIDAY
Nights OF performance =
MATILDA HRaOS.
TUESDAY and SATURDAY.
The performances viii ccmmeueo II :. o'clock poofs
open st o'clock
IRVING HAIL-MISs TERESA CARRENO,
d TIRE CHILD PIANIST. LI5HI YEARS OF ACE.
THIRD GRAND CONCERT,
49, Assisted By tle following -rsis':-
MISS ANNIE SALkMbIEf,
MI WlLLIfN cAsTLE. Tenor rppna
biR. THE0DOaE THOMAS. ylollnl,.
And MR YBEN Tlu;isL
sftCLAL NOTICE
In piAnse w u.sg fIe'. u-fe VIII TWO Ii''e
1icto.s 50 csai-
Eefefrsd S'ais : crits I'fG
The sale 81 which via commerce -i9nf1y noIrirg ~
Beer sohuief 5oi Broadway; S-l-ric1hssfS Lutt -
BrosavuI sibe = saisyu1's. No ! Nlssa4 sigco src
living Hail
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-01

Live sleek on tho N. Y. and Erie Railroad
For tho week ending Saturday Nov 2JiV car. o. tA'
80 do Hos, do. Horses Tote ssock so SN'
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Gales bn Auttlon.

4. ~ yYRwIS Aucuore-i.
DY BANGS, MEkWIN Il Co., Irving Build
kP nrs Nos so aud .sG Breadway-Saes II Booze STA
ton.ry Pctures Work. Of Art Fancy Goods FURNITURE. &C
IMPORTANT SALE OF BOOKS.
TUESDAY AFTERNOONS. Dec. z, a. O'clock,
and The three succeeding dsss NJ toe san hOnr,
FSGLIsh AND AMEaICAN BOOKS Embracing large
coDsyIn'ns Of valuable ard popular STANDARD WofS In 81
Departments Of Literature A.s and Sciences inc aiding 4
ysfety 81 elegantly ILLUSTRATED and sgpelbiy found
BOOhS eu5ellished Juveniles PHOTOGRAPHIC All
BUNS &c. AL end perfect stock worthy The attention
Of Collector. f9r Librans5 vel fade Ao. several
Invoices Of staple and Fancy Stationery FRENCH Posse
Parout fraes Sc Catalogues be lad, Application,
at toe Sl.eslocls
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"FIVE-TWENTY" YEAR -.

u Nv III " In IL lEAh As
SIX PER CENT. BONDS,
COUPON AND REGISTERED ~ DENOMINATIONS
$50. 500, $500, s1.coo and $4,000.
CONSTANTLY ON HAND AND FOR SALE IT PAR.
IS-EkFSr TO CoMNFScR TsoN UATE OF PUKcHAsE.
Tho fl-- boS Is - DE raic II ll. crNI
De- srum. rGvahe let ~ Hay and Ncv-u'per. GoLD
vhcA. pvseu. Of premium On Cod lisaent
s. -lshr PR CtiST PR ~ ,uN
Toy are tue CHEkrRsT CuyERy,fENr SECURITY
"a AAhEBr AMI 10y tAe r-sst interest ll-i
Thy desiiied 10 become tie lHsr KNOWN POPr
a1d AVAILABLE o Ok IN. bonds OF the Government
They ave che bori upon witch tfe Government
bes tirlgys ne o'Ecegcs All pIrtsR y the PeIs Tor
CO.. irued nEarclui support
We secp them fT io ta,s invesmen' IN them end
nnake them si3 the Vu5o su5 every dollar
tve.ted m them through contributes The dlfeol
Gos d4e support OF tie Goyerlueat
FISK 6 HATCH
BANKRRs sod DYArENs IN OH issues # GovERSwgyr ard
eih-f desirable Secu rliies, NO - Vel
Drr1siTs received COLLIE &c i1ANs negotiated
GorERvNENT NoUCHRt4s bo,sit sold, eoec.e. &c.
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oTycg OF THE LfrT1. MANI RAILROAD Co..
IkrAsURsR's DEFARTNEST, y
CIyClysA All Nov. -. fg = y

JTNClNNAII, Nov -. " J. y
A DIVIDEND Of FIVE PER CENT (ex-
~ elusive OF the Government tx which W.. paia ny
tto ComPsuy IBIS day iecased. payable 20 Scckhold
ets on sua sger the ls3 De 81 Nec-ul1er.
EastsEu Stockholders VII receive The above Dividend IL
Ess OK funds On the- 70 tAat elect addressed
&c the UudcTsisreG cnecA VIII BE- or riad mi OIL.
sSwiss. may be desired :. Il. " AGEi, Treasurer.
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orglcn 49, ~ ToLgDO RAIll.oAp %. }

UFFICE NifNFLA.D AHD IULFUU |IAII VI "
trEFFLASD. ID , -U.t ~ l.--.
NOTICE TO BONDHOLDERS.-Ih.s Con-
~ rauv j. row Tep.ei o fay o. tA- otce o.. bie'I.
Nsr1IiLfE Co NO. - Wallet Ntv-l prk tIe f2oT.ng
bouLs q the Con psny. With acc uea lltofest, viz:
Junction h4 2d MOr--e Bones. dre-.Ncg L. l0jf
7o.eao NoTwalk and CleFt.au- lst MoFigtse -
Iclfr ss4ANs A. teN'
Tol.lo Eorwak ard Cleveland d Mortgage
L0rN- ou-..ssssssss .st-'.
Ce-eard ara IOefo IIcour Bonds % 10 D
III pyese o! e1ck lig lhe cla-reut Cd .sel u out
ssl1us Cords o. his Company fJr tae sinking uu1 Lai
w. gease rom srd afer tiIs date
Tue Coupons Of he cerc classes Of Hond VII be paid
o. heretofore n. Corn f.rf ce1l"ilrg ref
cen Government .Ohr G4tD. .'rt, Jirsi -e4-
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)ryioG OF rns GowsnD I,srsAScs Co..

OTyiCg or TnE HOWARD ISsrEANcg Col
Ew-l DIX. soy. ~. le52.
gTNIE BOARD OF DIRECTORS have TINS
l. day declared SE'il-tNNUAL DIVIDEND ofEIGHT
l PER CENT upon the Capital Stock Of ie Com any
le o. the Oove-ltneut Ir1 parable he.f otce No. e.
y al-s,, on and eAer MONDAY nec. ! 1861
HENRY a OAKLEY.
Secfetsrv.
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ne0oMa Car0s. &,e.
lJrofesslonal Nolicco.

DR. MUNDE's WA1ER-CURE-At Flor-
benes Mas. three iiea fseu No.shampton. ~lbe opru
i.ruugA tho N,llser
EDWARD II. DIXON, ". D., Editor of The
~ soalrcL and Oper,rs and Consulp. surgeon No q
tth.av Oirs consul fe OBJ tseases VI
The rovic v,crrs Rupture rlr Nancocee, and Fistuli
radically cared without he kuir AsatuIo. Once LogEs
from q {, q l 90 ., suI : O. ? evenings
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-01

CAMPBELL" hINSTKELS
" PALACE OF NJ &c,
if'n-i-. near Cav.
TIE ELITE And FASHION ATTEND WGETLY. -
Second u H askl. tie MONITOR BAhyO!SI
DF IiiE W OAAD!
MD DAVIS ia Az ;lany dsiass
CLIFFORD Ia lfrrrai act,
EDDY iu anl eirsalt dsrcss.
Pc bUlLT4i Ia his woaasTlli aoios.
H. con. ir e. on with j. a'aI pe.'orInrfs
NEW AND BRILLIANT ILlLsrNA IONS OF KTiIIO
Plan CHAltAtIfLl
New Es'ads LstJ, tsls. oer4c Mstleys. Ham Fat
Poor Oh As.ds IIsuaorual ssDl. ABB q. iBs Liter,
Academy o. Deslrn, Hos Com, AoS Polka, IyIsiose
Wgr1Anfs Irc.s lu.
AATlNEE EVERY SATURDAY At e'cioot.
For LADIES sod CiiILDNLS
Ticts;s - Coais. C..lf "a IS CeniA
Door. os~l. evcairr stei 70 eouu'-nos $50
, 1862-04-17

LIVE STOCK. ::
UroYe4z snd EArme18 viii ind ibis tie mc4s 49,
saSeous Ioute for Live Stocks Capaetous Ysr "a
wate1ed and supplied with aveY eonvea1enee "a
attention 70 paid to their wa1ts. From Has41skqsS
where will be found eTerT conyenlenG9 1oE &egsttnEE
xe8ttng. a choice 1s offered Of the PHQ4ADRI.Fs37
NEW YORK and BALTIMORE MARKETS. I'M
also be found the shortest 4!ckest aud Noge dTH
.fouts for Stock 10 Eew Eork-[ytA. ANantcNaNs1
with fewer changes than any 0thaT.
ENOCH LEWIS Geal sup't Altoona r.
Z, l. HOUFT, Gen1 Ticket Agent PHILADELPHIA
KH.HoU6TOG, Gsn1 Freight Agens Ft'1adaipas
, 1862-04-17

, The. sub3o;1ed list, prepared from original
,sousossz Is more near3y correct than an other
, 1862-04-17

KENTUCKY VOLUNTEERS.
There were present, {thc most Of them coming in
with Buell. sixteen regiments Of Kentucky infant
y, three regiments OF cavalry, and four batteries
ofartery, according to our best sources Of inform
4tipn.
, 1862-04-17
TH e
Northern Transportation Coy

Northern Transportation Coy |
OF oHro
Isp1cpared to transport property between
Boston, all Points in New England, hew York
and the Vest,
With p1omptuess, care and dispatch.
This well known Line Of Fourteen Ft1stclass Screw
Steamers connects at Ogdensourg with the
Railroad for Boston and all Points in New
England;
At Cape Vincent with the
Railroad and Propeller Line between Cape
Vincent and New York,
and at Oswego With a
LINE OF rs FIRST CLASS CANAL. BOATS,
Between Oswego, Troy, Albany and New York,
Forming DAILY LINE from Boston, New Torls'
Yeeao snd be GnPs ano oSs0 70
AND TRlwEEKLY LINE TO
Chicago, Milwaukee and Intermedlate Ports.
AGENTS.:
Nezs5s e se Esq Esq asa aess
$eRs sPfSs: sssR
Fsssd3 Ese fna 1sS Ma5sss BsES Fssne Hss
CLARY & HOWE, Agents,
Foot Of North Lasalle st., Chicago.
[apl,r5s 6m]
BUFFALO, As5 CLEVELAND
1862 Chicago Line. 1862
dass. ~ Eitn those Of the = ''' 0''>' ~ ''''' A'N'
WESTERN TRANSPORTATION CO.,
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Chicago and Buffalo,
Touching at intermediate po1ta when practicable and
'.-nAILK LIME
, 1862-04-17
THE CONTRABANDS At PORT
ROYAL,
Their Condition Described BY an
Intelligent Observer.
WHAT SHALL WE % WITH THEM?


The following letter giving an account Of
the condition and prospects Of tue contrabauds
at Port Rayal, is from gentleman Of some
prominence In this city, shrewd observer,
and one whose opinions are yell worthy OF
qpite Interesting and instructive, and have an
Important bearing upon the solution Of the
momentous question, what shall be done
with the contrabandse
DEAR Sir: As you requested me to give
yon an account Of few incidents which came
under my observation, during my recent visit
at Port Royal, and suggested that they may
be Of service in guiding you in your arrange
ments for the relief Of the contrabands in that
section, cheetulIy comply with your re-
quest. In the d1st place, however, 1t should
islands are probably more degraded than those
Of any other section in this country, from the
employed readily ut present in building
forIlacahons, and in dischar5ing vessels
and collecting cotton; bat the idea Of
employing the women for field tasks
Is, of course, repulsive to the Northerner,
and Is source Of considerable Rerplexity.
They might be, and are to some extent, en-
p1oyed ID laundry for the soldiers, but the most
Of them are entirely incapable Of even that.
quirements. Their families also Increase at q
fearful rate, and it is common to see woman
OF not more than thirty years Of age the mother
Of nine orten children. "How many children
nave you - said to bright, fair looking ne:
gress, who had one in her arms and two o.
three and four years at her side. "Ten, sIr."
"Whete ore the rest 81 IT have not seen the
three eldest since they were SO high" she said,
measuring the distance from the ground
about four feet "What are the prices oi
Rlaves ~ I asked Of another, who had Just
conc in from the main land, at the head o.
about thirty, and who told me that they wert
the whole stock of the planter. stOh slaYes
aant Huf nofln now, but master was Offered
slx hundred apiece for sixteen Of us, take lit
tie aud big, about year ago, and he No sell; ;
quite loss LIST nfghte'' Yah! yah! recko,
%, but 10 help for hin sid that they yer
degraded and many but little aooye the oFutss
ed from The rest of the world. They hav
had but very little communication Nth an n
white people. Their masters hare general
lived at Beaufort, or have spent the most c
fhesr tine azsy from the plantations, leayin
the mauauement Of the estates In the hands
theoye1seer, who, lfnot brutal. has been IN IL
dlyfdual Of low order; and au that has been II
quired Of them is simply to toll in cotto
, 1862-04-17

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