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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-02-14
Glorious News !

FORTRESS, Monroe dates Of the llth, re.
port the entire success Of General Burn.
side at Roanoke Island. which was taken
possession of, and Commodore Lynch
feet destroyed. Elizabeth was attacked
and evacuated by the inhabitants, and af-
forwards burned, either by the rebels them
selves, or by our shells. The rebel force
on the Island was about 5000. All the
rebel gunboats but one were taken, and
that escaped up the creek, and was proba-
bly, afterwards destroyed. Gen. Huger
telegraphs to Richmond that only 30 on
the Island escaped.
The news from Tennessee and Kentucky
is of the most cheering nature:
u. +" Fort Henry, on the Tennessee river,
nearly on the line of Kentucky and
Tennessee, was captured by the gunboats
Of Gen. Grants expedition, under flag
officer Foot, on Thursday of last week af.
ter determined resistance. The loss of
the rebels as FIVE killed. ten wounded and
ffty-four taken prisoners, including the
commanding general, Floyd 1ilghman.
The federal loss is little larger, owing to
tthe bursting of the boiler on one Of the
gunboats. The rebel infantry, encamped
near the fort, iugloriously ran away at
the prospect of a fight. The amount of
stores and munitions Of war which has
fallen into our hands is very large. This
fight is a great thing, and the federal sue
cess is complete. s -A"
After the capture Of Fort Henry, the
-gunboats wvnt to Florence, Ala, at the
head Of navigation, 259 miles from Padu-
cab. Every where along the river they
were received with an Astonishing welcome
by numerous Union families in Southern
Tennessee. Northern Alabama. At towns
. along the river our old flag was looked
upon as redeemer, and hailed with
shouts ofjoy. d. ag" ans" .jr
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-02-14
Rumselling,


sa We are glad that the authorities in
some Of the towns in the county are TAX
ing measures to reduce the amount of in
toxicating liquors sold. Waterville seems
to have taken the lead. One Of its landlords
has been prosecuted ; and, fearing The re.
suit, took LEG bail F" ere the matter was
decided, and is now invisible" There
lie now no place in that town where it is
sold publicly. In Cambridge. also. they
are latter them" A friend Informs us
that on Monday last he was called upon
TO arrest two rumsellers.
There is certainly need enough Of such
action, and we 90 not see why it has not
been done before, unless it is because the
officers themselves are not only unfriendly
to the law, but in love with the article,
and in league with the seller.
1t is notorious fact that tipping and
drunkenness is increasing in many pla.
oss. Scarce day passes but in some
part Of the county. we see some one the
worse for liquor; and not unfrequently
g some Of these tipplers get quarrelsOmc and
noisy to 2 degree that is disgraceful tt
.suy community to submit to.
~ Now who is to blame. the seller or tn.
drinker? We say both; and both should
be punished Neither community mol
an individual should submit to be insult
cd, and The conduct Of the man who SELL
rum on which he knows the buyer vii
get drunk, is no less insulting to tn,
community than the brawling Of til,
drunkard. sA 'fA' 2a'
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-02-14

NC JARsD SPAuLprNo. -4-0ur readers will
notice that this gentleman has made an
{ sttempt 70 free his mind. and snlighten
biz nsighbors 10 relation to the present
Z troubles Of tho country. His attempt at
. poetry explains wAy he ventures to appear
before the seven thousand readers Of the
.Nspsdsokr. We sympathize with him
but if We were in his place. we would try
and kesp that pen still in future. Tongues
~. are usually we'll enough, If we only
! keep our own still. a .I8dsBr aa
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-02-14

q On Monday, Gen. Stone who COM
,manded the Massachusetts forces at Ball 8
Bluff, was arrested and sent to Fort La
fsyetse. He 10 charged with disloya)ty
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-10-29

bentli9es Snurren an ber Ebire ieines
3tmmer8 unterbra9 ibn in bieIen entnutbt>
genben 8etra9tunSen. ST elite na6 Der
Sblre uno Dffnete lie. Sein GROCER, l6Dner
0teuf funpldnOer Sunb Itiir5te berein unb
fpran9 nit ftitrmiI9en 2iebtpiungen ali ibnl
empcr, ipelde gEet tief9eriibrt ertptoerte.
Das @rI6eiuen bo8 SnnbeS, ben er felt
ntebreren Stunben ntdt ntebr seleben, an
ben er eben iett gar nidt sepa9t bate, be.
fam fitr ibn eine ei9entbamli4e 8ebeutuns,
@r19ien pas treue Gbier ni1t serabe jebt
pie Elm GrDfter unb bp9 5uslet9 nteber tpie
Elm lebenbi9er Uorlpurk beribn be8 llnraufs
uno &leinmutbS be19uloiste 4? 90 uabm
Web e8 lpeni9fens auL Oenn NIT feudtent
Nuse blidte ct 5u DEM Tbiere nieoer unp
oritdte leinen idDnen, flu9en Gppf All li6,
unb liebfp8te e8 erIt ituum; aber Der Wenld
bat Elm 8epiirfnib, in iplden 9tu9enbliden
tiefer tnnerer Grre9un9 feline @ebanfen 1aut
auS3uIpreden, uno mars aud nur fiir 1th
ielbit pper Se9en ein fumme8 Gbier.
uNein," ia9te g8et, it6 III eincu 9ebns
fubl tperfenb unb Dem 6unoe ben Sppf
fr1ueno, tpelhen tbu bieIer pertraultd) auf~
blifenp auf bic aniee seleSt bate, = vnein,
t4 bin ia nidt ullein, iDenn tdb Did babe,
mein 0ratO. Did, mein eele8, treue8
Sbier lneinelt 8egleitrr ltnb 8el6iieer auf
mander 9efdbrliden Sabrtl llnb 1ppber
fOnnrlt On? 9lb, 8u buif Did i'm Sunoe<
5lpin8er lOs9eriiien, wie i4 iebe, uno 9ult
nidt eber 9erlbt ais Bis Du Deiten 6errn
auf8efanben BAIT Sb, ipelt} cine idGnpz
ltde gSeltprbnuns, paB Gepli6feit uno
Sreue nur mod Bel ben Tbieren gu finben
iino ! Did, nlein G9ier4ert, fperpen lte mir
ntht abIpenltt9 MAIDEN !"
Der 5unb fnurrte 5utrauliG, ipepelte nit
benz S4meife, ipran8 gu leinem Serrn auf
uno lefte tbut bic @an9ett nit eilter unbe<
iAretbliden 6renbe,-eine Wtutter begrHBt
oas ei9ene Sinb mad lan9er Nbmeienbeit
nt4t 5drtli9er, ais bieIer Sunp ieinen 6errn
be9riBte. @8 mar als Of DratD jeoes
8Ort perifdnOe, 10 aufmertIam unb inni9
beftete ct ben 8lif 1einer flaren, trelten
au9en anf bic 9lu9en leines @ebieters.
(6rrtfetuns fOlSt)
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0ermif6tes.

50 TT es unb ni6t anbers.
Wenn Der Deutide sesen bte Sf(aperei tptrtt
unp tampft, II tpirft unb fdmpft er fir
letne ei9ene 6reibett uup @letd6ere9tisun9.
Die Sflaperet bat Die bcbmiitbige MrtOfras
tie oes Siibens selAafsn /; pie NrifOtratie
bes SaDen aber bat pte Nrttefratte pes Nor=
pens se3enet, mnb 70 lan9e ptele 2trtfCtratte
beltebt, fann bon eiuer @leibbere6tteuas Der
Deut1@en, BON elmer tpabren SVlfSfretbeit tei=
ne Nepe lein. ra
gin &entudter unipnmamn,
N69eprOneter I'm Senat, tpslbem Die StrauGs
btste WOr9an'6 !6aus unb 5pf perbr1nntsn,
iast = MIR muifen letne gBprte tm cnsltlAen
Original 9eben =: 70
for subjugation, for determination and for hell and
damnation." .E t
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NE. ekohnffnrl.

sHteiso ees fSntSIsGtn 9DutRms tf sDanbdt IN gcnbr
Uraearter erts ht exRen measnen gUueeien @ef GtGe
fn esF een 9eten 9teI tues 9btns m ben 6psttaern sS
Epnecn Paris phGbetrba unk kanbetea tahen saebta& b8
n9e ess nrnbbGrEer RttInnen DCente sea beuen BE O.
tts ees Mebissn ns nrsabItse 2tbenbs Sic an DtenSx
ea Aerttfta Hnb dnberkE granfbsten Itten &e a. ax4
pc be Pl6s@cn @raufStn s ieEr e<re&e Ste IN oft sszS
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sIJSets50micS gMnN.

ylo. S98 Warplano Nb., na9e Dem gaptto
OeS bem Ynblitunt 70 beliebte SaHs nit bent id5aasa
@arn nem 8rauu9en unb fhblem Gasfapn 1T tn olier
pfGtlen. n A. w 49, F'N'@''' s"'
Sult22s 80 Spbr9ef. @ioentb;mev
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-10-29

@de Der II. Str. unb GennIplpania M
Dteies TN Genrnlpntt ber BunbeSbnptnbt aeIeeent al!
allen Deqnent@tetten unb elmer pOrreIen Bar ino Rib
Gnsgsrnfele p0ns IT. Gen @eiH6fSIGten ie BEN retennss
pubItstm btermtt beiicn8 emrfobIen. RCbtI,iI
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A "a iasse se9e g e e.
J. DR.. Johnston,
Der etnsige ar3t, pe(Aer an3etgt,
8aIttmore g 9 as s. DfpttaL,
Cur l1nterbriidun9 Der 2uaaial6eret etabltrt.
Der etn3i9e @ldg In Der gBett, wp it&ere
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lep2 9Rif 'rbs't, !9ittcrn. Sugeni8wS@eo S&winseI
OF 6nerS Gnt;n6nu8 beg allcs, Der Scale Der 4anses Sss
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The New York herald., 1862-11-18

IL GODEY FOR DECEMBER
A CHRISTMAS NuxRER.
truly beautiful number Of Cooley. and not 10 be equal
led this continents or In Europe.
AT IHt KnsgLLisHnkNTs.
FOUND IN THE sNOw-As sweet and slvcry plate
cHKsTaAs--X tab;sau plate, containing distinct
A BRIDE FASHION PLATE-Conl aiming seven figures
beauuly 90 oret The only magazine that yearly gives
p%p's pREr%RiNa & FOR rae CHRISTMAS PARry-A ha.
ROYAL TiGEH sLirPERrriu,ed in s,r colors very
pattern.
Coaks ieaddresses Embroidery and Brading Patterns
Crochet attcies Tor given Ia apnn
dance musical editor gives piece music OF his
own this pusber Csristnas recipes and Christmas
See recipe dera Tor every thing that be
wanted for tue festive gat nerngs OF the season.
For sale by ali dealers.
DEAD. MARK AND LEARN THE CONTENTS Of
III invaluable work, The illustrated Marriage 0i.e
and Medical Adviser tl,o rsgesl. by Wm Earl. NJ. ".
Mated everywhere. ~ seal envelope on receipt OF 2j
c,uts {sian,ysl. Addrvss IS White street. N. Y.
suHE LITTLE WIZARD
i rde Lille WIZARD
AND MS WORK
AND ills WORK
- AND HIS WORK.
- WiLkrS SFiRtT
see w.LkKs SpiRtT
THE LiTrLE WIZARD
sEL WINES sP'Rsr
The New York herald., 1862-11-18
MIL,.INER sc.

D1 nn NEW SEVEN OCTAVE PIANOS. IN ROSE.
sNlOU. wood cases. ifames aud ovefstfDs ts>s,
r Si6O; do, with carved e1s si73s do wlih pes,l
S20 aud $500 The above Pans are the oarraias
Neodrons vi extremely low rrices New aud .cecni hand
p.nos and kriOdeons to ie. rent allowed VI udrehased
monthly payments received for the same Casa raf Tor
c0nd and P,aoos. M
The New York herald., 1862-11-18
sALrs or nr.y rsr.rv.

"A RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR CAPITALISTS OR
"A persons desir.n Country Residences. -
The subscr her ones for Country Residence re-
Gently surveyed and laid out that divided
.nree distinct parcels each having water front most
splendid bntdng sites The property yOO
fine stylish old lawn of fourteen acrrs OF ov
shade trees native aud imported nnumeabe and Of great
tSey gafeu tAseiuy designed stocked with frnits
and tonen onbdings. Including farm house watch mans
@ ironung on hne harbor, and bowling alley.
TN mma'on has nneoised advantages either private
rsanshce or Tor speculation having bold on the
oounu ile ~ extent two sides Geek ana Inlet
ohr sus oy lae main road. the lands tracing the rivers
fenu hupe either way thatevery building commands
N. views % tho Sound and tng country Two
% ~ w sites can nave water fronts The place is per.
ieey hrathy water excellent and air nvigorang Dis
oN rom me CITY IL miles ly New Haven Railroad; busi.
ns mrn a reach the city from this place time than
aleh ~ me avenue cars Persons desrous of
aous cy taxes the dangers and deentions ng
e rivers VIII do well "a this advertisement their early
40 estate OF enual size within hundred miles
View iors combines the diversified advantages and regal
eVthnst oi ths old residence every All
allo tnns The present distance railroad saiios iea
'es Mheh uhatsworth" Il made station. now ~
Dss hpiation tdepot already but) the distance Will ~
lss a mile Apply on the premises, TO
H. X. COLLINS,
d, him ,, The Office Of Woodruff Co. 40 broad street
rueadays Thursdays and Saturdays between IL ana 2
o'clock. where map can be
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FOE sALr.

EoR SALE THE STOCK TOOLS AND FIXTURES ~
an old established business the SwnTr % Tnvs bod n
smith, would be good opportunity. Apply 'c T. "ADn
II Peck slip
The New York herald., 1862-11-18

UN.
The favore first class and elegant mail stea usV
TEuTONIA,
T.. TAGBE Commander,
carrying the United States mails sails from pier II North
river, foot oil Fulton street, posltiyel, ON
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER %,
and takes passengers London, Hamburg Hayre and
Southanpin, At the following iFrs. cabia, $ljJ
seronh cabin $40; steeragc, $fa
Tie SANONIA viii succeed lhe TEL CrONIA December
l3 c. u. RICHARD X BOAs, l5l broadway, n. Y.
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EXPRESSES.

, ByRxHAMs ~ RSiTrRE EMPRESS AND fACK
n. ,ns 4.et,.shmen ~ Nes. Eisyerih street ee'w,
F ard Stxsh avenues Hnasskvl turnltarr boxed ant
snt Yed ,u Al ttf.. o the wntt Cnseret tor r.
y sE. H. lNte al lstsa W. .ats, tI S'ttsl
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In preparation the BACH ELOR OF ARTS, HEN
RIETTE and THE WAY TO GEr MARRIED.
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Tor SALE, OR TO LEr.-A STEAMBOAT LANDING
ertv there are good blacksmith shop
store houses stables &c For partcu ars apply to JOIN
PETTIGREW, No Tryon row. corner o. Centre street,
between the hours IL and = O'CLOCK
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AMUsEMEsTs. A

A chDEMY or FMUsIc-gURRRABELLA.
d n nsss may os ,scusd fes Wedss:ds{s sISLiA
sns Of MHsic Beer scrmers 70l Broadway and
crrii saisoury's. NJ. Nassau stroet.
Iomorrow (WEDNESDAY), Nov 49, 60
whsS SiuMVhA s', ,s duEkRabELLA IN COMIC oPERk
"nen VIII pe presented Donizetti's comic opera OF
LAfIBLlA DEL REGGIMENT0.
s, go, rhe pa "a, ghter OF the RegIaent.l
signWn dUEkRABELLA as...,.-........... Maria
In announcing signora GUERRABELLA in the role OF
Maiia particular attention 10 called the
popular she has achieved the
g,inc pal cities OF Europe.
BhiGSDII Tonic 81 SIM Snlnscr
ssnora aU UERRABRLLA will sing daring the mnsc les
hono from Balfes last and most popular opera OF The
man Daughter" sung last BY Ssnora 0uerrabeis
words adapted - ~ - ~
COndu tor aud Musical Drector aa MrrZfp
ON FRIDAY, Nov g. last night OF
o,,x, sl0NORA LORINL
-. ONLY NIGHT OF I.UCRFZIf ROR0IA.
Win aohENsl, BRlGNOLI SUsINI
Ou saturday next, GRAND MATINEE
MONDAY, Nov.
PoSITIVELY DINOVAu
OERNr
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CO GREENE STREET NEW YORK Nov H. isGs =
OO American Hose COMPANY ~ reura ineir bsArty
thanks 20 NJ By sfecne str.&f
fnrnishe TO them alter e nr. ~ be Ahsuse ira wors,
Sunday incoming HENRY A. THOMAS. Fcssmsa
sSHTaMavP. SAGs, Secretary. fs.0f
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ATA MEETING HELD BY THE 'LONGSH0RE SHIP
IA wrghts mt No. 30. South street. II was proposed and
unanimously adopted their be three dollars pei
day and after Wedne., ", November l9.
WILLIAM BRIGGS, Chairman.
JEREMIAH O'CoNNFii. secretary.
The New York herald., 1862-11-18

llOILER MAKING AND REPAIRING.-TIfE ALBERT
ID son \ Douglass Ma e Company, New London. Conn.
prepared build icr Engines and Boilers at their
works They have sharf where vessels lay while
receiving their machine,
The New York herald., 1862-11-18

ga9E Br aaHlGzVON YAngSUr ddAaan 1aoY wan
NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY. NOVEMBER IL. 1862.
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AMUlMEsrs.

i AN USA 'sA- -,
MInLO'S Garden
4v Isssee and Msuaaer +....... WIN Whesilev
+ a LAST WEEK OF THE C2,,. RATED
rv.si uninnaEL - kAvkL TROUPE AND YOpsN'. AMERICA.
+ FTsv1s FTsiva, 20 lher departure for Europe Nov -
paaloa, noy iS second production OF tie comic fairy
THE GOLDEN EGG
a,Ianged oy Gabriel RageL New Tricks. Transsognla
20 ms great part of Toby
ioan Anerhs IN hs celebrated gersonaon of e fros
The Wonder of tho World YOUNG AMERICA
VIII repeat his grea. feat 80
THREE FLYING TRAPEzE
rhe eyltrgs entertainments viii connmence w'th lac
wHERE DID THE MONEY CONE FROM
Wednesday last night three OF the GABRIEL RAvEL
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER a. GRAND FAREWELL RA-
. VEIL MATINEE. t
Mr Whes-Y takes much pleasure IN announcing that he
mas effected rc-engagement with EDWIN FORREST who
will appear on MONDAY EVENING next. November "a for
ne ~ t time this his great character
OF MACBETH
During Mr. Forress several pieces yet
produced. including the BROKER OF BoGOrA thrst time
N many ycar- METAMORA, 6c &C. viii be placed upon
me ste with the attention 70 mise scene which charac
teriles this establishment.
In consequence Of the attending the produc
hon OF CAMILLE IN Brooklyn and this city Mr. Wheatey
T. induced to announce that MATILDA HERON will repeat
that Character on Tuesday evening Nov. Is
The performance will commence at q quarter TO eight
O'CLOCK The doors open at
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sHTPPING.

7 C,TEAA WEEEIv 70 LivRRPooL TOUCHING AT
- uu.ens,own acost usrbor). The Liverpool New
York IhilsIeIphia Sesms Company intend despatch
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-02-06
Mr.. Colfax's Speech.

A large portion of our space is occupied
to-day with the able speech recently deliv-
cred by Hon. S. Colfax. in Congress. on
the proposition Of the Post Office Com
mittee to subject newspapers. magazines,
&e., carried outside the mails on estab-
lished mail routes. to the payment of post
age. And as the city press have attacked the
proposition with great virulence. and have
not scrupled to employ sophistry and mis-
representation OF Mr.. Colfax's motives in
introducing the bill, for the purpose Of de-
feating it, as it happens to interfere with
their interests slightly, We ask our readers
to give the speech careful perusal as q
matter Of justice to our popular represen-
tative. We think he demonstrates the ne
cessity and Justice Of the measure. and the
unreasonableness of the opposition Of the
city press. We shall not attempt to ar
que the question. as Mr.. Colfax has left us
nothing to add; except to remark, that we
think the House acted precipitatelY in lay
ing the bill on the table, on account of the
clamor of the city press. The country
press may raise a clamor at the proper
time which may defeat the aspirations of
certain gentlemen who voted to lay the
bill on the table. The Post Office Depart
msnt should be made self-sustainiug, and
to render it so we are not only willing. for
one. that the privilege printers have enjoy
ed ofreceiviug their exchanges free shall
be abolished, but that the provision in the
present law permitting newspapers to cir
culate free through the mails in the county
where published should be repealed. pro-
vided city papers carried on mail routes
outside the mails should be subjected to
postage. This would be just aud equal to
both the city and country press. and neith-
er could reasonably complain. Will not
the Post Office committee introduce a new
bill. embodying these provisions?
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-02-06

Mr.. r., If we understand him correctly,
prefer their country to party. Douglas ad-
vised his friends to forget partyism until
the rebellio was crushed. and the conse-
quence was that he killed himself immedi.
ately with the leaders of so-called Democ-
racy. and the recent so-called Democratic
State Convention Of Indiana refused even
to entertain a resolution endorsing his pa
triotic utterances. Does not this fact
stamp the word TRAITOR, in letters oil
fire, upon the forehead Of every member oi
that body who endorses its action in this
respect?
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-02-06
.rerms of Subscription.

TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
oue square Of 30 less three weeks or ess sloo
Is cents Larger advertisements
in proportion than half square to be as han
..rs aver half square be charged whole square.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-02-06

An addition Of twenty-five per cent VIII DC "aas ON ''
above rates for Special Notices
AGENTS in other and cities will Ne allowed twenty
av but advertisement, Of any kind
~iu be inserted at less than regular rates
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-02-06

IN THE HOUSE, JAN. 81, 1862.
On the Bill Requiring Newspapers to be
Carried in the Mails or TO Pay Post
ase. faa
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-02-06
am PLYMOUTM
361'l!IM MARBLE WORKS.
~ SMITH & McKIMENS

Have opened shop Of the above description in
RIyD0uths on Center Street. south Of La Porte
Street, where they prepared to manufacture all
kinds, sizes and forms Of
Msnuncnts, Tenb and Head Stones,
Marble Table and Bureau Tops.
COUNTER SLABS, &C.
As they do all their work themselves and are at
but little expense for hands or agents they think
they can without doubt sell cheaper than any
other establishments in Northern Indiana. In re-
gard b the execution Of their work they are willing
60 ocompare il with that of any other establishment
in this section [may23 29tf
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-13
my TELEGRAPH.
New York Market.

fns.f urf NEw YoRK, January IL.
Flour n shade frmer with very moderate
business doing in export and home consumption;
very small sales at So SOFAS 60 for superfine
State; So zoos 80 for extra State: So 50@5 50
for superfne Western; S. 1905 % for common
to medium extra Western; So 95d6 for shipping
brands extra round hoop Ohio, and SIS 1906 IS
for trade brands do, market closing heavy, buy
ers refusing to name any price.
Wheat quite firm and the demand somewhat
more active; sales Of Chicago spring at 81 30;
Milwaukee club 81 81 choice amber Iowa 81 IS;
amber Michigan 81 45; good white Western
81 I9@l 50.
Whisky remains unchanged at former quota
tons.
Corn in only moderate request but with
out decided change: sales at 66c for mixed West
ern in store; 66isc delivered.
Pork rather more active with however no de-
cided change in price, sales at Sll 1922 ~
for mess; Ssd9 80 for prime; sl3 10 for city and
Western prime mess.
Beef rules quiet and firm
Dressed hogs steady at Si045sc.
Lard opened steady. with good inquiry. and
closed shade firmer; sales Mt ~ Ms1sc.
Butteris selling ut III 6l5c for Ohio, and l7Cf
Doc for State.
Cheese quiet and steady at 5is ale.
Sugar-Raw very firm Cuba e@s58c Bar
BADGES 736c.
Moasses quiet and unchanged; New Orleans
50@55c