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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-18

Tn Hr,rorIclL socmrY.-A special meeting Of
the New-York Historical Society was held lar even
ing. tho Hon. Luther Brsdish, President Of the
Society, 10 The CHAIR. George II. Moore, Core.
spending Secretary, read paper on the Evacuation
OF Bosom lie ALEC read Paper OF Col. DE Lancey's
Lac, loo. a, New-York, written by Judge Mcdonald.
Mr. Gould moved a vote Of thanks 10 Judge Me-
Donald for bis interesting payer w.Dcb was adopt d..
On motion Of Mr. Gould II wac resolved To collect
tie various addresses delivered before the soei.tv
on the life Of the late Rev. Dr.. Beihune, for the
purpose Of placing them ia the archives Of the
Soc!eiy Tie original WOODEN model of the Monitor
Wa len c,lihi.ed ~ The gft OK tie inventor, Nj.
Ericsson. Several short addresses, highly coinpli-
neuiurv "a the genius which planned and oonsuui-
mated ihe Monitor, wefc made by the kcT. TT.
Oseood end otheu. The model was subfcq emily
transferred to the Socotyr hrary, where II may BE
seen by vi.tOis at any time. hr. Lncss"n was
unanimously elected An honorary member NJ tie
sor,,y. After the adjournment q the meeting, the
slqe nrsemblage paired TO the lefectory aud par
took of is stIawbeffy festival, which was second IN
Quality only 10 The previous entertainment IN the
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Tabinet Furniture

AT MANUFACTURERS PKiIES.
AlO0GO WORTH or FURNITURE
In con.esusnce Of the .na Oft IN wholesale business
offer manufactured sood' 20 inc PuoAe ~ A'
iov sat prices ,,,pv ntNJNa .,a pED
Consisting Of PARLOR. LIBRARY DlSiN1 sna pi,a',
ROQM SUITES. made Of .eiested m','''' aHA al '"' w
fasLi,nabls styles All goods warrArted ....b.,.
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MOI. 1926 and lgr Riyinston between El'ek ana Noioh
:, r. riranI EslsE .ll Ho2i,Qs, a,sge, p'"c.9isb by
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WHAT CAN ALL THE CHILD

i,,,.p ddr5ed' Do you notice morbid re',ssns''
variable appetite fci breath grinding OF the teeth an
itching of,i- nose Then be your child Is cabsd wiA
their presence suspected. procure at once
J,rsr's Toxic vayviyroE !, efsc,usJ destroys worms
perfectly and pesa ,hal children will not re.i'e
10 IT, .e.s $50 a, general tonic AID bce-
ey sn taken Gor al dsnzsneni. Of tho stomach and IL
.c.i!,e orsana sod BY HSGESs Co. Btoa1wsJ snd By
Druggist, s-n.sALy.
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Business Notlees.
GET NEW STYLE,
BRASDRarH's VEGETABLE UsIysRssL

PILLS,
THEI REDUCE THs DEATH PRINCIPLE,
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FosII MILLIoS. or PEoFLK
BlvH APpKoyBp THIN.
PRisciP,L OFFICE, No. 29i CAysr-sr,
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MOVEMENTS OF PARSON BROWNIOw.
PniLapELPDiA Tue,day June H. 1862
ParsOE Brownlow has received IN invitation 20 be
prssso' a. pa Fourth of July Celebration in Louis-
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H,i!iiarn Notires.

Ladies, Home for Sick and WoundeA
mind then rieuds public OF the urgent necessities q
hui ded sick ard wounded soldiers now unaes
their care They daily expecting large scc:ssions
Mou,y Flannel aud plsu Cotton Shirts Canton Flannel
Drawers Psu;sloons Slppe snd Calico downs are very
much needed Provisions Deraces. Wines and Liquors.
will be thankfully received the HOME, corn. Of aeSint
ton.ay aud 5ls. All articles sent to tho AMERICAN
No. ia and bl2 Broadway will be sent free q charge
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ARMY ALLOTMENTS.

We give below, a letter from Mr.. J. j. Cisco, to
which we call the especial attention Of soldiers and
their families. 1t is matter Of deep nteres. 30 our
whole community:
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READER. Jon can have an enduring. alwa;s
.,dJ and reliable Ootp wv rss'y adapted 10 hani
I'D ,.y o. writing, which vii CO your wn, y,sy cheap
Of than stee PenL yoawaH.a. go The fen Is hsa! ~
al IN IL sr.ra" m ano:l sr ranrnr.
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STRAWBERRIES ARR N SEASON and 80 are
STRAW H,rs. The u-sis. Hgits,, ,nd most fsshorabs
style. II srsAp H.r, inodaosd thoss OF tie er
b.isd halter ksor o. No ll1 Broadway hsor 'uss '1
peins irojacsf Of fasi,n, 10 Has and the oro"d'
who rg.h to him f hrs loI the ws,sas Pioss are beyoad
.nsm.rafion
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PnrsOn Browui0w's
SPEC HIS
OSIHF
SCFFERiNGS or UNION Men
Ar THE SOUTH,

PnrsOn BrOwnOw's
5PEECikS
SCFFERINGS or UNION men
Ar THE SOUTH,
AND THy
fIPrIfOfOTS CHARACTER OF TIE REBELLION
Fully sDd Correctly Reported IN Saor. hand,
81 CHARLES 3. COLLAR,
Win the
ORspRv,ffONs OF arg AUDIENCE fssRRrsD,
Giving ilske view OF the enthusiastic reception which
III. "Psrson has received :or MS
UNCOMFORTABLE DEVOTION TO THE UNION.
Ia the.e Sp1eches Mr.. BROWHLOW narrs,ea 10 his
MOST ECCENTRIC msoy sEe various CT
cents Of ths Rebellion that 20 bis personal knowedse
which must BTaRY LOYAL H.ART by t1n. win JOY
r,Gg and SORROW.
A. record OF the times these Speeches are worthy 20 be
read and preserved by every petso. AID historian
Plea /, Suppl.msn. No Pulpit ard Rostfum. 10 cents
T. u BARKER
No. iJ5 Graud-,.., hew fofk.
Agricultural Colleges, Expcrime ntni Farms
and Homes for Patriot Orphuns.-A ,poit 81 ne
m yesJ, .bof, for these ohi~c,s will be made II 10 ~
Bible house TO-DAY June IL. q n, and pfts proposed
Tor tho fl,sre All interested invited % s'tend
" " DAVID p HoLTON
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TIE Annual Meeting OF tine Association yin !
The in bbatt. schooI nnd society OF the Rev

he'd in he Council Room Of the University, Oh THURS
HANSON C. GIBSON. Secretary
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The s;n atb.srhoOI and society OF tbe Rev
DIR. Chnpin's broadway NniyefsolistL Cnurrh VI
lsy's Grove above ionkcr North River, on THURSDAY
June IL. 1892.
BY permission OF Commodore Psuldng the Baud Of th
North Carolina III accompany the eKcuEsion Tue Onio
Glpr Club have volunteered p 'ir services.
AZ Dr. Chspu sails for Europe In the steamer Of the 2th
July this will br iayoahe opportunity fJr his friends
him socially previous 20 his departure for year
The bsrg.s liOn aud lrenOrue the ssnfer
Bit and Davspring have been chartered TOT the 0ccnon
Boats wi leave the foot Urlaucyst r.. r. at 81 Fulton
St Brooklyn az r. Spnns ST. n. r. st BY and Ilstst H.
ut O'Clock Tickets 80 CENTS osn be procured at eaci
landing
University Of che City Of Newly orls.-The An
Grafton before tbs Association OF c Alumni oi h'
CARPENTER OF Brooklyn ~ thr isrge .haPe. oil the nj
versity ington-susfe WEDNESDAY, 18Th init a
p Music by Doiwor.h, Band 1hs public are Invited
to attend.
Gwir yu Erbyn Gyd.- Public Meeting Of the
Welsh feop "A pubic meeting Of the Welsh inhihisLt
OF New York Brooklyn and jersey City viii take pisce Oh
WEDNESDAY EyENINtI June IL at Clinton Hal Astor
gished speakers will address the Meeting
By order Of tho Committee.
ROBr. LlTTLFR, Chairman.
". B. JoNss Secretary
Burnett Mntthias will d,liver a LECTURE TIL,
EVENING at the New Mission Chape, z,h st. between
9TH and Tth-ay. Subect-"Thr Bible Law Oh Slavery"
Annral Excursion OF che SunGay.sch0ol con
nee I'D with the FREE-Ni ILL BAPTIST CHURCH ZStn
A. on THURSDAY June 10 l;62 10 Bluff Grove For. L9e
The steamboat viii ssye foo. of NestrysL u. and Tie
barge foot OF 2Oh'... r.. a. q M Adults tickets q
cen,s
A strawberry Festival vii. he held THIS tW ednss
day. Ei FIRING. In the Spriu Church, near Variek io
the benefit Of tn. SaobsihSchoo. Admission rs cents, Re
i.cshnents included
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WIN No, 10 sni - Bowsry
CInref Wines and DrRni.c-,
r I'm Ma-tis Psui o- Ionncs Noood anu 'usud o. nos'
I.,rr Warrant 81 ,tTicti, pI.r ,ad i1t sale oY
J MARC MARTIN. Importer
No 2nl Pearls. New-i OK
E.ippn,an 4 Darhman, -. ,,,,,,...,.,.
81 40 ,hrIC MiSk-CAr POWnEHS, ~
,riv ih- ren.liss fof tho desru ou Of ROAC HES,
rOTDN BUGS. BED BUOS ANTS, MOTHS, fLEAs,
8, ATS aud MICE Depot No. 81 Broadway.
newsGeniers' and Eooss.ilers' Asency.
EENSDEALERS BOoksELLERS 0ANNAssshs'
4. l., can have EVERYTHING they need at the EAR
,rysr MOMENT and a, the LOWEST PRICES by or.
dorpt from me. am GENERAL WHOLESALE AGENT
for many Of the leading Publications Of toe day PRICE
LISTS Will b, sent FREE e. all VITO ask.
SINCLAIR ToUsEY. No lli Na''su';..
Nhoies.e Newsdcsier.
Snr.rs,or % Kot. & rou,ey
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DIR. KIyrE's NEW TRUss-Thr only perfect
Summer aud Bs,LiuT Hs ChesP sl~sys clean AID com
f,,t.bl. A. vel =, durab!s 40 26i lroiavsy Room 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-18

Tlil RSDhY June 49, IN the Msdi,on.sv Baptist Chussh
Dr. Hsgues SIS. Ct Tbs Stockholders and Gra
OF tue Institution obein emsns cket By
APPLYING At the Institute mo ~ shaw or by eiter
Address HENRY ". PIERCE PRECEDENT
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VERMlN EXTERMGNAToHS
For RAJ. Ro.chcs Croton ard Beibuz. insscs &c, &c.
" Free from poisous.'
Rata. &c. don't d'e on The prolni.e''
Sold by az Druggist city and country
Psnoips Depot removed nom Nos 52to %@ Broadway, NY
Howard Association, Philadelphia ior tho Re
lief Of IN, Sick Distressed sdiced win Niruen, and
Chronic Dlses.es snd especially Di.sa Of the Sexual
Dr,n, Medca Advice given Gratis - the Acting Surgeon
Valuable REPORTS Oh SPEkMArORRhpA OF SEMI
NAL WEAKNESS. and Other Die OF the Se,us!
rrsu, and on tn, NEW REMEDlE rs employed In the Di.
sent in seaed ettor envelopes free Of charge Ad-
dre.. Dr. J SKILLiN HOuGHrON. Howard AssoclA'ion'
No. South kaih-s,. Phi.seelphia, Ia
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GpeclQl TohrfS.
'0anniffee,

Young Mems Republican, Ccnff. al Compiftee.
The regular monthly meeting OF this Committee viii be
held Of I'll eaf1u rter. o. Bsadwsy alo 2Jd ct
THIS (Nednesisyl EVENING, June ls stS O'clock. The
Executive Committee viii a. est at o'clock
A A h.I.rn
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IOtt,ii

Th,y, lust completed my eue NV s'ocs o. SFhiN y" al
SUMMER CLOTh No not slfpsed 10 this city IA ins wa
Z an a,sortrent taste and -, The ChlLDEtNS ah
FIfKNISpIN8 DEPARTMENT. not ellai.ed. AL val D
odd a. extremely low Pficss Please - /. b DAhD
WIN Nos ~ ard - Bowsry
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A strawberry Festival vii! he held THIS CWednss.
d.yl Ei FIRING. In the Spriu 81 Chnfch near Varck. or
the bsnsi, Of the Saoo,hSchoo Admission Is cents Re
..e,hulent, included
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At JEFTrR,'s, No. j73 Broadway, Laaic'
Elastic Boon, 81 80, ~ - sni =. BAiaoEAs' y
- D. and : 81 ...
Grnts hue snoEs aid - rPut,. loui'' and Chijf'o
y.f~oEAfs sroHs ard GAfsr,. IA erss' vsur.y At JOS
prie~s JrtPses, No. 81 Broatyay.
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The Twenty-Fourth Annual CONNIE nccmenl

JosHu, O. ABR. f'7'''a'''
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-22

= Col Smith Gavin. OF the 7th Indiana, is at
his home in Greensburg. Decatur county, on a
short furlough. Col Gavin looks as if patri
otic war for the Constitution and the Union
agreed with him. His numerous friends daily
congratulate him Oh his improved appearance
lie is gllant officer and an accomplished gentle.
man.
= Capt. John j Kew. Of Canneton, late Com
mon Pleas Judge of the Perry and Spencer Dis
trict. has received an appointment upon General
Halleck's staff
TIE following appointments in Stewards
cavalry company have been made:
Abraham Sharra, Captain. in place of S. S.
KirtIey.
Herman ). Miller, First Lieutenant, in place OF
j. W smith
Henry ) Bartholomew, Second Lieutenant, in
place of Abram Sharra
-MoRE MYSTERY The Boston Commercial
bulletin earIs from an eminent naval archi
tect,' a remarkable fact, stated as follows:
He says that many months since, he wrote a
long letter to the Navy Department, containing
plans and specifications for cutting down and
iron plating several OF our large ships and that
been fitted out. lie his very words as ell
his drawings in 'HarDer's Weekly" which
contained description of The Merrmac. lie Is,
therefore. convinced that copy of his letter
must have been purioined from the Department
and furnished the rebels
How BES. McCULLoUGH WAS KILLED.-A
correspondent of the St. Louis Democrat. in his
account OF the Pea Ridge battle says:
Mccullough was killed i'm the brush on a slight
elevation by Peter Pelican, private in Company
b, 10th Illinois. The attack in which the ubiquit
Gus Ben was taken off was led by Captain VI iller
Mccullough wore dress of black velvet. patent
leather high top boots. aud he had on light col
ored broad brimmed Texan hat He was
light bay horse. Pelican went up and took good
watch, now in possession of Col Greusel.
A number of Indiana regiments were paid off
at Nashville this week.
We are informed that the odd Indiana will
be paid off at Florence, Ala, next week.
The 59th Indiana. Colonel Alexander. is at
New Madrid, Mo. The SD, Col Gresham is en-
route for the same place.
DIR. Vim. b. Fletcher has been appointed
Assistant Surgeon of the 9th regiment Indiana
volunteers, vice Blackstone, resigned.
DR.. Buckner. of Perry county, and men,
Der of the late Legislature, has been appointed
Assistant Surgeon of the 23d Indiana.
Capt. Tobn has been in the city for two or
three DAYS. His regiment is at Nashville. He
is of six officers of the 35th Indiana that left
their positions in consequence of some difficulty
with the Colonel We learn that Capt Tobin'
men wept like children when he babe them fare
well. Ii is his intention we are informed, to re-
turn and remain with his company. though no
longer connected with the army.-Lajayetfe Jour
nal
A court of inquiry for the trial of General
Manson, Colonel Kise and Adjutant kise is now
sitting nj Nashville.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-22

WASHINGTON, March l9-The Senate, after
executive session OF several hours this afternoon
confirmed the following nominations OF Major
Generals of volunteers
Brigadier Generals Don Carlos Buell.. John
Pope. Samuel r. Curtis. Franz Sigel. John A
McClernand. Chas. +. Smith aud Lewis Wallace.
The following Brigadier Generals were also
confirmed
Jno Cook. Richard J Oglesby. Vim II. Wal
lace. Jno Macarthur Richard y. Lanman. Jno
4. Logan, Robert l. McCook. Speed :. Fry
All these Generals were Colonies
The Senate also confirmed as Brgadier Cen
erals of volunteers the following named:
Maj Jos. G. Barnard, corps OF engineers Capt.
Henry. W. Judah. of the Ash Infantry.
Captain James b Ricketts, OF the 1T artillery.
for meritorous conduct at the battle Of Bull Run,
James Craig of Missouri. Horatio T. Nancless
and Alex AsbOth.
The Senate to day disagreed TO the motion 20
reconsider the vote by which Abram Wakeman
was recently confirmed a. Postmaster OF New
York-the appointment j. therefore conclusive.
General Fremont left Washington this after.
noon for New York. IL is said the boundaries
of his Department have been enlarged SO 10
include Ohio and other points.
military department to be called the Depart
ment of the Gulf j. constituted.
Ii will comprise al the coas, Of the Gulf of
Mexico west of Pensacola Harbor and much
of the Gulf States rs NAV be occupied BY forces
under Gen Butler. The headquarters for the
present will be movable.
The State of South Carolina, Georgia and
Florida. with the expedition and forces now un-
der Brig. Gen I. W. Sherman. will constitute a
Military Department TO be called the Depart
ment of the South to be under command of Gen.
Hunter
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-22
Noon Reports.
LATEST FROM ISLAND NO. 10.
HE.fT'y FIRING CO.rTL.vUES
w 4 SHIN GTON NEWS
GRANT REINsTATEp.
SOU HER NE w - i.
TtrO Rebel SehOOners Captured.
THE CAPTURE OF YANCEY.
LATER FROM THE TENNESSEE RIVER.
CON G. II T. - SION AL.
Ttro Rebel Sehoomers Captured.
The CAPTURE OF YANCEY.
LATER FROM THE TENNESSEE RIVER.
CONG RE - SION Al


Sr LOUIS. March 2l-The Republicans
special. dated Island No. 10, yesterday. says:
Cannonading by the gun and mortar boats
continued all day W Wednesday.
All the guns but one in the upper battery on
the Tennessee shore have been senced, aud one
gun on the island dismounted
Shell from the m0rtars are constantly falling
in the rebel camp and batteries and numbers
have been killed and wounded and were being
carried away on litters.
y large number OF wagons leaving the
Tennessee shore. from which il is believed that
preparations are being made for the execution OF
the works.
The large floating battery of the rebels has
been moved nearer the head of the island
Gen. Pope allowed a rebel gunboat to approach
within fifty wards OF a masked battery on Tues
day. and then sunk her, killing fifteen of those
on board.
He had previously allowed five rebel steamers
to pass on towards New Madrid, and they are
now between his batteries unable 10 escape
Over dozen of the rebel vessels, including the
floating battery and the batterlng ram, are now
above Popes batteries, and will be sunk or cap
turCd
Mr. Beadle, one of the Oldest stizens of Mem
phis arrived here la night and reports but three
rebel regiments between New Madrid and Mem
phis and they are stationed at Fort Pillow.
The Confederate Government is manutactur-
ing pixies at Memphis for new leves, but less
than one hundred even have responded TO the
last call of the Governor
The railroads terminating at Memphis are be
ing connected all the rolling stock can be sent
down the New Orleans road whenever il is neces-
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-22
Indianapolis. March -. 1862.
For the Daily state Sentinel.

For the DAILY state Sentinei.
Ma. EDIToR: In your issue of the 10Th inst.
appears the following account OF an ARRAY be-
tween myself and H. Wall:
"McCabe struck Mr. Wall, who retreated. GO
ing from behind his counter into his kitchen
Here McCabe followed and being stout and
desperate man. kicked the cook and struck Mrs.
Wall a severe blow on the shoulder. This was
more than Mr.. Wall could stand. and knowing
his man, seized butcherknife. the first nipple
ment living near, and defended himself and his
wife and his own household.
Nov. Mr.. Editor. | have been disagreeahly
mistaken in the SsnfRel to give publicity TO such
atrocious taisehood without inquiring into the
facts a little further The direct contrary is
the truth. Will be shown on the dav of trial.
| never raised my hand To strike the man in
question: or his wife. or any one in the house |
merely demanded my wages, with the intention
of quitting. when Wall ordered me out, and not
complying. he went up stars and came down
with his pistol. | then caught hold Of him. with
the intention of wrestling the pistol from him.
when ne useG the butcher knife The idea of me
being large and desperate man will be amusing
10 those who know me. never had quarrel in
Indianapolis before this, and regards nv size
the author of the above can have good peep at
me on the day Of trial Whether Wall is des
terate man or not will leave Others TO Judge
what man would not be guilty of who attempt
81 10 shoot his wife JOIN MoCABE.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-22
Revolutions OF inc Law students OF


At meeting OF tie members OF the Law DE
partment Of the North we-tern Christian Unui-
versity. held on Friday. March DIST ls62. Charles
" Stage was called to the chair. aud NJ b
VI Ter. OF Winchester. Ind. appointed Secretary
On motion. Messrs. y G. Buff. F Caldwell
and H. B. Wilson. we're appointed a committee
TO draft resolutions expressive of the of the
meeting. who. after short absence. reported the
following:
Resoioed. l. That we hereby express our
warme,t thanks and gratitude TO our able and
distinguished Professors, Hon 5 L Perkins and
Hon ID Mcdonald, for their untiring industry Ia
our behalf and devotion TO our interests during
the term Just closed
That we recognize in Professors Perkins
and Mcdonald every qualification Tor their ardu
Gus and worthy labOrs in the establishment u a
central law school for the State OF Indiana; and
we award but Just tribute IN saying that while
the profession az large owe much TO their labors
as authors, the younger aud future members of
the bar can derive additional and almost incalcu
liable advantages by placing themse,es under
their immediate instruction in the Law School OF
the y. W. c. University
3 That We congratulate ourselves on the
pleasant and happy termination Of the present
with each other
a. That the foregoing be published ia the In
diasapolis Journal and in the Indiana State Sen
finei
The following resolutions were adopted by the
Junior Class:
ResOloed, That We congratulate Messrs n. G..
Buff. NJ. i. Miller and A. g. Wilson, the gradu-
ating members of the Law School upon the sue
ces-ful completion of their course, and that we
anticipate for each of them a future career alike
honorable to themselves aud useful TO their fell
low men.
Resoired That we cordially recommend them
each 20 ali with whom they may be hereafter as
sociated possessed Of all those qualities which
constitute the true gentleman
The above were unanimously adopted.
CHAS. W. stage. Chairman
NJ b. MILLER, Secretary.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-22

ST Lorrs. March q "A Savannah eorrespon-
dent Of the Democrat. writing under date Of tho
l1th. says:
No move has vet been made BY our army here
A second food in the Tennessee and Tributaries
Is prevailing.
Information in regard 10 the enemy Is eth
quite meager. His main force j. supposed 20 ID
at Corinth. Mississippi. where il is probable he
will be able 70 concentrate so 600 troops.
Our force mostly remains aboard the trans
ports.
Gen. Grant has been reinstAted in command Of
this expedition and arrived here to-day.
1t Is not likely any active operations viii take
place for several days.
ST Louis. March 2l-Disyatches from For
Smith. Arkansas, to the Memphis papers ae
knowledge the death of Generals Mccullough
and Mcintosh At the battle of Pea Ridge.
The Memphis Appeal also contains dispatch
from Richmond dated he llth. stating that Pres
ident Davis is coming West soon. and urges ever,
body 10 rally TO his standard.
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COMM ERciAL.

new York Market.
~ Kaww


NEw rork. Narvh 50
Flour unchanged and in moderate demand
for export and home consumption: sales At s. %
s. - for sgpcrfEe State; IS 25as. - ior(g
extra State: s. 2065 p for superhne Western.
s. 40@5 O. for common 20 medium extra West
err; s. 10a5 - for shipping brands extra
round hoop Ohio. and - e5@6 % for trade
brands, market closing quiet.
Whisky market very much unsettled by the
action OF the Committee Of Ways and Means az
Washington: large BUYERS refuse 60 pay over %
Cd2Ol4c. holders ask 2414c; sales At the latter
figure
Wheat continues dull aud in tavor cf the buyer
sales of rel PENNSYLVANIA M IL 81 red and
amber JERSEY 81 36tal 80 and white Michigan
II Is
Corn rules steady with fair export inquiry
sales az 81 &c for mixed Western in store: Gle
delivered: Sc for damaged DO. 59a6ic Tor pes
yelloW Jersey and Southern. aid 65c Tor
white southern
Bacon rules hrmer: sales OF short ribbed mil
dies al &c.
Pork quiet and steady: saies 1t sl5 25@Is IS
for mess. slO9ll Tor prime. Sl2 50@l3 - for
prime mess
Beef more active
Lard ruies duh aud prices sail favor the buyer.
sales at -, q SAC.
Groceries unchanged
SugAr-Raw i moderately active AZ steady
prices: Cuba 6@7lsc. Porto Rico IaTisc; Ha-
vana lSe: refined steady aud unchanged.
Butter rules hrm at l0dl3c for Ohio and &c
pc for State.
Cheese firm. sales az Ga e