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, 1862-09-18
FINANCIAL and COMhERClAL,


WEnSEaDAF EVENING, 6ept- II, 1861.
The incesfant storm today has checked busI-
uess Transactions. Exchange grows little sitter
but our quotations remain as beiore-par buy
Ing; selling. Gold is bought to-day at 1fbx,
having advanced II per cent, under the influence
OF rice IN New York. Old Demand Notes and
silver have finally met, bankers today paying
TO for either.
The Sentinel Of this morning says:
Monetary matters were unchanged yeaterday,
and business only moderately active. Currency
was still Close and buyiuE ralee Of exchnuge va
ried from Il. to " Per cent. discount. The Selling
rate Was ns heretofore e per cent. discount. Sp..
cie continues to have q declining tendency. Tne
premium f.r gold yesterday vas 14415 per cent.
and for ellyer u per cent. These were the rates
paid by brokers. Selling rates nominal.
@ The following table shows the earnings OF
the St. Louis, Alton and Chicago Railroad from
Sept. 6th TO 18th Inclustye:
, 1862-09-18

milwaukee, Grain Market, Sept--16.
Received, cana bu wheat and Ills brls flour.
The istntin<& says: The market ruled steady, but
closed firm on receipt Of the New York adyices.
Sales amount to about zoo bu at ssHc for No. 1,
and stQs2c for No. 2. Freights dull and inactive
nm enpnremfntr
, 1862-09-18
MARINE LIST.
FORT OF CHICAGO

ARRIVED II.
s stms ,7s csmet Pabst. . Tyo ; Rivers, sunpries.
PARK Naomi. Hall. Buffalo, 900 brls ralt.
Bark Danube, Hal, Buffalo, 13o tons coal
Bark Ha.e1wttch, Mo land, Kingston, l.o7o bsgs
Brig Mariner, ake., Budllo. $40 ,ls salt.
Brig Sam ;a Hale, Ferguson, Little smamico, ITO N
s'hr En- Ean.erpl1ec, Peterson, wilkinson:s Pier, &c
sehr A5eatfoss, y Meyer. Menominee, 15om lumber,
schs Comet. Stewart, Buffalo, 2ootous coal.
sehr Ki.k White, Brown, Muskegon. I'D N 1um-
sehf : Bates, Cannon, ausSseon. 10 n lumber,
sehr 5s,iys: Taselson. Grand Haven, 60 N lumber
schr Belle Stevens. WilhinaonE, St. Joseph, 50 eds
wood, q N stavee.
schr Charlotte Futon, Manttowoe, 100 eds wood.
schr commencement, Fandes, Holland. s. eds
schr Aehtabula; Hammer. Grand Haven, S. m lum.
schr Emma, Embsacht. Muskegon, 100 N lum-
schr Gesine, Dunnovan, Manltowoe, 70 cd.
schr Queen Of tho West, sargenton, Green Bsy,
schr Pilot. aunderaon, aoderieh-
CLEARED: .......:.sept. II.
stlnr Comet. Pabst, Two Rivers, aundsies
Prop Edith, Hewitt, Co11ingwood, 9,725 brla flour,
651 hrls pork, 81 kegs butter.
Bark c Sherman, Mason, Buffalo, q, 600 bu corn
Bark Col Ellsworth, Erans, Badalo, 23,a03 bu
| wheat. ...
Bark Naomi. Hall, Buffalo, 1000 bu corn
| Brig Sam Hale. Ferguson, Little Swamtco.
EnteIprse Pe9 e9
| Schr Ithaca. Cameron, Manistee.
| Schr AlhatIoss Meyer, Mennninec.
Schr Meridian. Downing Buffalo. Il, 500 bu corn.
| Schr n Mitchell, Gamble, Mauistee.
| Schr Kirk White Brown, Muskegon.
| Schr Illinois, Burke, Muskegon.
| Schr 8 Bates, Cannon, Muskegon.
| Echr Active. Paga1son, Grand Haven.
| Sclr Belle Stevens, Wllkineon. St. Joeeph.
| Schr Cha1lotte, Fulton. Manlsowoc.
| Schr Commencement, Fandes. Holland
| Echt Athtnbula, Hammer. Grand Haven.
| Schr Emma. Embrechs, M1sscgon. ,
| 6chr Jessie Anderson, LaTler, O3Tego. 13 Gas br
con-
| Echr Gesine Dunnoyan, Manitowoc.
| Scht Queen OF The West, sargenton, Green Bay
Eehr star II Hope Boyd, St. Catherines Is, 400 bt
wheat,
, 1862-09-18

Wholesale Stealing OF Watches.
Yesterday morning wc gave an account Of
1hc nr1sst and examination Ct two supposed
fhi.vcE named William Il. and Samuel Wrav.
In whose pusse sion several watches and other
slr'iclcs Of stolen property had been found.
Tho accused were each held for further examl-
nation. Yesterday some additional facts we're
rli.:'ed by t11icer Dixon and others Of the
Eoutl Side p, lice force, which stamp VIM. Il.
N.ay as most notorious professional thief
aId counterfeiter.
In lis possession have been found valuable
watch, whose owner Is Jerome Croker, and
which WIS stolen from Ur1ch's Hotel some
tine since Also splendid gold watch be-
1onlj.g to Jocl namEoud, stolen from the
game Lote1; md 4 hair chaiu, gold mounted,
Stolen from the Hamilton House, aud the pro-
pc::y ii q. ~ AGams, member OF the Mer-
camille Battery. In the taking ofthis property,
Sanutl N'say was supposed to be also imp!i-
ca.cd, and ftr 1Lis of]cnse, the two were hEld
to bail, as stated yesterday.
In addition to the above, this precious brace
Of scamps have also been found in possession
Of ancther costly gold watch, valued at S135,
3be property Of P. " Gates. which Was stolen
Last April, by ". II. Tray, from the je1clry
Etcre Of Mr.. Spears,
Large quantities IF counterfeit money very
c1so .uund on his p:rson, and all the facts thu
ia developed tend to reveal his true charac
ier,r hich is now being thoroughly ventilated
On The last charge he was held to bail b,
Justice J. g. Brown, in the sum Of 81 500, snt
IN default tLerof vas committed to jail.
, 1862-09-18
q e
NJ A R r. L e ID.

In this citv<qn TfurstAy. Sept II. Mr.. JOHN GUN.
THAand AA GERTRUDE n. DAVIS, of New Huf-
hlo. .ASseh.
IN this citv, the 1Gtb inst, By the Rev. Robert
BeD'4. JAhEETTB E., eldest tauKhter OF n. C3oues
EsQ EalJ.s In3 to ALfRHD T. MILLER. OF NuEsu.
&td &MT
IL tnlsflt. Sent 18th, by Judge Hr.axeu, Mr JAS,
8:BAIKE e .. this city. to MISC ANNIE BEAN. Of
.Egm.
.9At flrst Presbyterian Church. On Tueadsy even.
f4K g pit 18th. by Rev. MI. Humphrey, MT. WILLIAM
AA1Ef e Gefego ao6 W. AaSA \; Ao5in. e nfHk 81
and Mis- MART {. DICKINSON, uAughteEa OF @. D..
Ulcktnson, ESQ Of this city.
, 1862-09-18

New York Stock and Money Market,
By Telegraph NEW YoHK, Sept H. 1862
FfrSt Board Stocks-Irreeular, but generally
better, With fair business doing.
Galena Chicago: 744 Mich Southern .... s3k
Pitts. F "; 3 G. I'd AK do guaranteed. SAX
Mich Central. uK
GOVERNMENT BToCK4.
E. S. g. Of 81 reg. .1G1zf Treas 310 INK
US. Gs 81 coup .10U5s q. S. Deu'd Notes .1O0H
, 1862-09-18

t~ Presto, presto, presto pass, and take 8
peep at the magic glass. Kerosene lamps, new
styles, sid only at wholesale, By c. Noble. rs
Lake etrcet, u stairs. sept1f-Gt
, 1862-09-18

MOVEMENTS OF Chicago VESSELS.
VESSELS ARRIVED At BUFFALO FROM CHICAGO,
Sept. 15.-Props- Adsiatic, Sun, Potomac, MENDOZA
VESSELS CLEARED PROM BUFFALO FOB CHICAGO,
Sept. 15.-P1ops. Plymouth s. D. Caldwell barka
Cnadilla. Superior, 8. S Shephard; schrs. Mans,
Ethan Alien, Hamilton.
, 1862-09-18
ILLINOIS AND NIIE1iAx.AH CANAL
ARRIH Eat,k

ILLINOIS AND NIIGt8Ax-AH CANAL
ARRIs Ed D-.--.-..Eeps. 16.
Adclfa, Joliet, som bu corn.
Lidc, Ii sale, 5,100 bu corn.
4 Leach, La Sal1e. :, 400 hu corn. liz bu wheat.
DC Norton, La Sale, 1,460 bn corn.
Ianthe, Du Page, So i}bu corn.
Lemlpt La Sale, 51OO bu corn.
Ocean Spray, 0ttawa. s, 00t1 bn corn.
Sultan. La Sa1lc, g. COO bu corn.
Neptune, Ottawa, sou bu corn, d. 353 lbs starch,
EQIntpi0, Seneca. 5,Lt0 hu corn.
Ohio. La Sale, Gl7 brls tlour, 1000 bu wtcat, 81
br1e lard, IL. 6u0 1ba fire clay.
Cuadilla, La Sale, {, o. hu corn.
Josephine, OttaE va, 500 bu corn, COO Ibs seed5.
Wave, La Sale. 900 bu corn
McNtllia, Morris. SEQ bu corn.
Cushuan, Ottawa. 5,5C1 bu corn.
CLEARED. D..-....,..--sept>1 Is.
Charlie, EankaEee.
CushMan, Ottawa.
Cuba. Ottawa. s0.6c2 # 1nmbcr, Is N lath, Is m
Shingles, 3, l46 cedar posts.
Time. Morris, AIS It lumber, Is II 1ath.
ur1cv, Lockpozt.
LDckpoIt, Lockport.
Acme. La sale, sso1s # lumber. 10 n shingles. 10
m lath. 50 trls salr.
Harrington, Mar=e1ies, 14,9il # -lumuer, Il N
ebirglss. II bIls salt.
L;onesa, Ottawa
] GofFlin, La Salfe.
New York, Ii Sale.
Il Uamlin. O-tawa, 80 br1s salt.
Aleora Morris.
, 1862-09-18
..tM Convention.
I'D DAYS PROCEEDINGS,
Debate Upon the Missionary Cause.

Resolutions upon the State OF the
Couhtry-'SpI 1ted Debate on the
Slavery Question-The Rose
Water Policy AdvocAted-
Policy ". Prfnclple-
The Resolutions
sent back to be
trimmed.
, 1862-09-18
The vote being taken upon the motion to
recpmuit ste cd IS follows:

The vote stood yeas IT, nays Is, although
the Secretary declared 1t tic vote aud the
tive.
At the announcement of the vote, the Cen
vention adjourned to o'clock this morning.
The sermon yesterday morning was
preached By Rev. Il. Z, Nye, Of Ciucluuati,
and In the eTening bY Rev. E. G. Brooks, OF
New York.
, 1862-09-18

B- Cook McLain steam Dyers and seourer4 g
Dearborn and 10 S. CLARK streets, clean and dye
ladies and genemcnB clothes In the best and cheap
est manner. Tho Oldest established house In the city
, 1862-09-18

= HuNT IL HORSE CAR-On Tuesday
ervning little girl only four years Of age,
Rhosc name Is Mamie Sullivan, while playing
1n tie middle Of Randolph street, near the
West Market, was knocked down by passing
horse csr, and her foot badly cut by one Of
tie wheels. She was taken to the house Of
n T father, Eugene Sullivan, near the corner
of Washington and Union streets, and the
naaeled member properly dressed by Dr..
.Nanzer. She #as doing we'll yesterday.
, 1862-09-18

ACCIDENTAL DRowH1SG-About4 o'clock
i. H., on Tuesday, boy sixteen years Of age,
1an.d Henry Puiley, only son Of Christian
Iall.y. who resides on Brown street near
Welsh, in the Wcs: Division, was drowned 1n
J..'s canal at SHADES brick yard. It appears
HAT The uufOrtuuats I'D WAS sailing in small
bout in company with two Of his companions,
v.;c'' the boat suddenly capsized and precipi-
te!c1 them into the water. The other boys
Ewam ashore, but young Palley Was drowned
1efure assistance could be procured.
Ills. ;! odg was icon after recovered, and Cor
Encr James Lcld HI inquest resulting in d YER
lic; Of "accidenta1 drowning"
, 1862-09-18

Nn71cE.-The War Committee have made q
r,1risition OF the Ladies' Committee for o
1vs # sheets, chris, pillow slips, a1d other
,,cces saries for the hospital, to be sent to the
Ssh regiment, in answer to request from
1r Cotesworth, the Surgeon. The ladies' de-.
.ire lls to state that they will keep their boz
p,sp 1t their rooms IN Garrett Block, State
etrc.t, ill this eycning, to give the friends OF
1ht Ssh az OH ortuIity to send In je111es,
z:.l'ioea, TIA, CASTLE soap. OF such articles as
T., be ci use in tie hospital
, 1862-09-18

PEAsosAL.-senator Grimes, Of Iowa, az
r;vcd in the city last evening, and has*taken
rooms at the Sherman House, Gen:.Buford
i also stopping at the House.
, 1862-09-18

CoRRrcT1oS.-The festival at the Desplalnes
S'xet N. z. Church comes of this evening,
(Tlursday.} Tickets, including supper, fifty
Ctut6,
, 1862-09-18

~ There will be meeting Of the company
now drilling at West Market Hall, for thu pur-
rcseof permar cnt organization, this evening at ~
O'Clock. LIT all be present who have an interest.
J.H. DRoss, Commandant.
, 1862-09-18

ORGANIZATION OF THE One HUNDRED AND
THIRTEENTH ILLINOIS REG1MEST.-Thc regi-
1:cnt numbered as above is now a. ca mp Il H.
Cock ucar Cottage Grove, having been formed
l., the consolidation Of six companies from
kankakce with the Taird Board Of Trade
regiment.
An election for field and staff of1lcers was
Ield yesterday, which resulted as follows:
i Barry
l.lru1enaEt Coon.1-J. " Paddock.
Naiur-Tates.
Ada auI-D. S. Parker.
{tEArtermarl CIV. Ii. Mclean.
su:gGuE-C. II. Kutt.
, 1862-09-18

a LAKE CAPTAIN DEowsED.-We lean
from the St. Joseph (s1lch-) Trareler that re-
Gently. Capt Alexander Petrie, OF this plsce,
I'LL overheard from the schooner Sutherland,
rhCu about fifteen miles from South Haven,
and was drowned.
, 1862-09-18

TnEA7Rr-cculdo and daughter appear
liz cvtnirg for tic last time In the beautiful
6ratua Of " The Chimney Corner" which is
undoubtedly one Of the best dramatic pro
ductions ofthe present dny.
, 1862-09-18

itane'AuL 1lupoetole VINO we're IraSeltnfG ABOUT,
rc1rest nting everything from splritualism to
| Eatiopaliem, and ali other t'isns,' calling
Themselves Untyersalists. He WAS afraid the
] resolution would open the door to etill
larger ciats Of travelling impostors.
=. Rev. Nr. Fletcher Of Massachusetts, offered
! lion:
1tsoltxd, Tint VIC consider 1t the dutv OF ar1 our
| IhlnisttJ1lg brethren Who have special charse. OF
| ccngH cations and churches to FENDER an tie aid
q in their power t those breth
aetnE as rnisticnarlcstl lin tho viclnitlcs Of their
fpsesi tha. our ossanfzed societies
be NECESSARY 10 enable their pastors to % ia & IT,
neiehbo.inG missionary IN his great wcfk. ~ '|'
Rev. Mr. Dennis Of 1owa said the substitute
would not help the West any. Instead Of tho
M: :slonarles needing help from tho local
| the missionaries.
Upon motion Of Rev. Mr, Brooks, tie whole
sne]ect was indefinitely postponed.
a second motion vas made that the discus
= saon aaa ect1on upon the question be cx-
plunged from the records- Carried.
ihe Business Committee reported the fol-
loving upon the State Of the couutry;
lE1xAs. onr country is still afflicted By the
olocas eae1le That has been prectpita1ed upon Us
WHEREAS, We esteem it the duty Of eye.r 1oya,
J Ghzen. especially those representing the mora
ahd Christian s1n1iment Of the lind to dcclsr.
|
and to uphold the hands Of them in authority oYeI
, us. therefore
Rtsated, That while ia our Judgment VIC mus
accept the exciting Ks1le the natural and tpeyi
table penalty Of our Datiuca infdelity to our re
publican principles. and Of m sttempt TO reconcil
freedom and slavery (which arc essentially frrs
q saa e tsa s @ Il
dpal triumph, and rcucwediy tender to the Peea
dent and his constitutional advisers the aseuyauc
OF Cur sympathy amtdet the great responsibilities
I Of their position and Of our hearty support in
proper and efficient efforts to supprcss this atrt
| cicuB rebellion.
> Reso'red. That VIC gratefully record our appr
ciation Of the patriotism OF our people aud Of Ii
4 TB1nr and beFoikm Of our soldiers. and that Will
VIZ honor them who have reltnquIshcd the claim
: OF home and offered life As sacrifice for coul
r t1y. VIC invoke Gods b1easfng upon them in tt
midst Of tho exposures Of war, sud IL His COZ
{t1ti1g grace for the homes that have thus bee
darker e for tht hearts that she casualties Of ba
! | tie have bttcaxtd.
-Hesofrxd That NC have OCCASION in She midst
STr..s :L.cCsh With NC II passing, to b. deep
, 1862-09-18
GDe Ttittsme.


a RARE CnAScE-Bouton' Battery, now
At Memphis, wants twenty good men, to whom
$40 in advance will be paid. Lieut. A Cud-
ney, recruiting officer, 100 Dearborn street.
, 1862-09-18
90 1aK1tt.

ITO RENT-A Store at Ridott,
L Stephenson cou1ty, Illinois, There Is a largo
REstn business dolls here and no competition in mes
chAudZ ZtIE Rt0ot Is the GAlep% and Chicago Uliou
Railroad the first station Freeport Tbs stock
Of goods Gu hand were bought withl eighteen months
and bef1re The r1se They have been kept clean aud
fresh n1d Will be sold at bargain. Aga aud health Is
the cause of ny retiring from business. Address OF
aTply tn NA. c. IRWIN,
Edott Sept. g. Eevado Station, Bef3utolSt
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-18

WASHINGTON, March l7-Gen. Fremont has
had Interview with the President and Secretary
OF War. he will press his affairs for promptly
starting for his Department. His staff will there
tore be determined on AT early day. His head
quarters will be in the field. Col ohanks. of the
House of Representatives, will accompany him
a his duties will permit.
4 large lumber Of applications have been
made by volunteer officers 20 be appointed in the
regular army, but they have been unsuccessful
Among other reasons is the difficulty of discrim-
nation to the relative merits of the applicants
The Senate was four hours in executive session
10 dav. and confirmed the following nominations
for Brigadier Generals of volunteers:
Major VIM. F Barry. chief of artillery, at
tached to Gen McCIeIlan's staff
Willis A German. of Minnesota
Schuyler Hamilton.
Thos. l.. Rice, member Of Congress from Mis-
souri,
Major Jas. \. Palmer, 9th cavalry.
Lieut. Colonel VIM Il Emory. 9th cavalry.
Major Andrew j. Smith, 9Th cavalry.
Marcena y. Patrick, of New York
II Quimby, of New York
Hiram g. Berry. OF Maine
Inquiries at several official sources at noon to-
day discloses the fact that there is no news Off
portance from any point
AL ouie, at Fortress Monroe at noon to day.
An order was issued at noon to-day for the
seizure OF the Washington Sunday Chronicle and
trial of the PROJECTORS by court martial the paper
having published yesterday military news disre.
garding the order of the SECRETARY of War The
editor explained that the news vas handed in az
late hour without his supervision and il should
not occur again, whereupon the action Was sus-
pended
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-18
DR.. D0DS' CELEBRATED WINE BI1TERS
Are Unsurpassed!

For Sore Throat, common among the Clergy, the
truly valuable.
For the aged and inrm, for persons of weak CON-
sttution-or Ministers Of the Gospel Lawyers, and all
public speakersfor Keepers, Tailors, seamsress
es Students Artists and all persons leading sedentdry
life, they will prove truly beneficial
As Beverage, they wholesome. innocent, and de-
licious the They produce all the eXharating ef
Brandy Wine, without intoxicating and az
valuable remedy for persons addicted to the OF
cessve strong drink and who wish refrain from it,
They pure and entirely free from the pOsons contain
ed in the aduleated Wines and Liquors with which the
country is flooded.
These Bitters only CURE, but PREVENT Disease
and should be by all who live in country where the
water bad, or where Chils and Fevers prevalent
Being entirely and harmless they may be given
freely to Children and Infants with impunty.
Physicians Clergmen, and temperance advocates as
humanity should assist i'm spreading these truly
valuable BTTTERs the land, and thereby essentially
aid in banishing Drunkenness and Disease.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-18

ANOTHER GRAVEYARD SoENE-We had occa
sion some DAYS since 10 re.er To a scene IN the
grave ward near this place. Another OF a very
different character occurred IN the same locality
on last SATURDAY. \ visitor thereabouts mig ht
have seen minister hard At work, coat of, dir
eing a grave One of the rebel prisoners had
died who was n member OF the Christian Church.
Rev Mr. Leonard in his visits To the hospital be-
came acquainted with him and found HIM to be
an intelligent, and educated young man. OF good
family in Tennessee. HIS father for years, has
been Clerk OF one of the SOUTHERN counties OF
that State For some time he was thought u be
convaleScent. Suddenly. however. he died Mr..
Leonard procured for him good coffin aud burial
clothes anu had him decently buried. By some
mistake the grave which had been dug Tor him
was used Tor another corpse. and the Rev. gentle
man found il necessary, tor want OF time 10 make
Other arrangements, 10 become grave digger him
self He went in with will and came out with
a perspiration. The not over squesmish charity
that prompts such deeds of kindness COMFORTS
well with the character OF that Church. whose
cree, y the Bible and whose field the vide world
-Ia1areffe JoarHs!
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-18
The English and Spanish Forces
Learing.
CoNGR SIGNAL.
From washington.

AsarSeroS. March l6-From contrabands
who have acted as teamsters for the rebels, II Is
ascer,aned that the main body of the rebels have
crossed the Rappahapnock, and are making
stand at Fredericksburg, in conjunction with the
army at Gordonsville.
The Tribune's Washington correspondence or
the 10Th saws;
Messrs Hale and Owen, commissioned to
anime and allow or reie.t all contracts orders,
and claims, in the War Department. for ordnance
arms and ammunition. will commence their la
bors to morrow They have taken rooms in the
War Department.
Gen Fremont's department extends, if We are
rightly informed, no farther south than Knox
vile.
Gen. Totten has advised the diversion of the
seven millions dollars appropriated this session
for coast defense to the construction OF iron clad
vessels Of war.
Com Smith. the head of the Bureau of yards
and docks, has been authorized by Secretary
Welles to build an iron clad gunboat within sixty
days
A letter from Newport News dated the 18th.
in the World, says:
About O'Clock Yesterday morning six com
panies of the 9Th New York regiment, encamped
at this place, started on reconnaissance on the
Willamsport road running parallel with James
river.
About ten miles from camp they came across
$500 rebel cavalry stationed at the junction OF
the Wliamsp0rt and Great Bethel road. When
the enemy were discovered troops chars ed
upon them.
The enemy after firing few shots at our
skirmishers and setting fire the houses they
lately occupied turned and fed
The Times's correspondence says:
Gen. McClellan's proclamation to his army is
the theme of universal conversation and enthusi-
astic praise. His popularity with the army is I'M
doubted and his friends increase by thousands
among the people who admire his patience under
persecution and his single hearted devotion to the
Union.
The docks at Washington begin to be thickl v
studded with masts of vessels that have arrived
here with supplies since the blockade raised.
vast relief to all persons who have to buy in
Washington.
MesSers Odel and Baker. members from New
York, yesterday called on Secretary Welles and
urged that Com Strinsham be assigned to active
duty.
Ii is understood that the Secretary gave them
assurance that this meritorious officer would soon
have command.
The Heralds correspondence SAYS:
Gen T. A Hitchcock who recently declined
the appointment Of Major General of volunteers
was summoned here from St. Louis some DAYS
ago, when he was visited by Mr. Stanton, the
Secretary of War. What transpired at the in
tervew has not been announced, but it was oil
sufficient import to the interest of the country to
induce Gen. Hitchcock to reconsider the declina
ton of the Major Generalship.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-18

CArno. March i7.-Nothinr later from Island
No 10 than the dispatch to day. -
The accaraey OF hiring mortafs Yesterday rss
faliy equal 20 previous expectati0ns They threw
some 40 shesi>--tle Beatoa sixty right
10 - expected that one OF Two OF the eoemyis
works Will be redueed to-day. AID the Plzce
closer invested. $50.
II u thought by some that rebels are marching
across the heck OF land frSEn Tie Island 70 xer
riweather Landing On The Mississippi, about eve
mile. over = practicable road. and below Poins
Pleasant. the place where Gen. Pope has b.tte-
rice; that when they are embarked on boats. the
smoke. which Is plain TO be seen al yesterday al
or near Merriweathsr's Lsndiag from gunboat
Benton, Ne shall find the rebels nest empty. and
the river clear Of rebels from Fort Randolph 10
Fort Pillow
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-18
COM NJ ERClAL.
m rELfekArH.
Cincinnati Wa rket.

NfkCfAkA1l AaftL
Flour unchanged: the city bakers who have
the Government contracts for army bread are
buying supertne and al ofeIei al 81 2564 30:
small sales Of extra and family nj - i0d 80
Wheat unchanged and quiet at 9a(39 5c ior red
and 9Sc(d % Tor white.
An active demand for corn AT 35c.
Oats fTmer aud IN good demand al 21c.
Rive in good demand at $50 Soc.
Whisky firm AZ ICE
Provisions held more firmly. bat bnysrs not
anxious and not willing to operate at over Sat
urdav's prices.
Mess pork is hot saleable at over so 1911,
bulk meats at over 3Cd3ls for shoulders and ~
for sides; there Is fair demand at these rates,
but not much done. owing 10 the hrmness CT
holders.
4 good demand for lard at &c. but II is held Q
shade higher: head and gut i ia demand at Ga.
There is no change in groceries.
Exchange firm at i prem.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-18
SPEECHES OF
Hendricks and Voorhees,.

esPeecil Of Hon. Thomas A. Hendricks before the
Democratic Convention the Eighth Of January 1854
and the speech OF Hon DANIEL w Voorhees, I'm Hou
Of Representatives February 20 the duty Of the Fed
sra dovenaeat In its relations civa and the
oeecs for which IL should h. prosecuted for sale
this Office published in pamphlet of sixteen pages in
GLIDING both speeches Each is among able Is
delivered on the present crisis and should be placed
the hands Of every ia the state Price ~ per
dred. All orders promptly filled.