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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-14

sB~A train of twenty-f five cars loaded with
cattle arrived in the city yesterday from St
Louis bound for Washington City They leave
TO-DAY over the Beefontaine road
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-14
Campaign Sentinel.

The Weekly Indiana State Sentinel will b
furnished for Three Months. during the Cam
paign. at
% CENTS a COPY.
Send in the names d&w
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-14

The MARKETs The following were the ruling
prices of produce during the past week as fur.
nished by Mr. j. II. Chalotte:
Wheat 75le0. Corn 25a27 Oats 25a25. Eggs
sac. Butter sal0 Chickens 81 % per dozen.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-14

- We direct attention to advertisement o.
ButtoIph. Sayers & Co, in this mornings paper
who arc DESTROYS of purchasing horses for cavalry
nuruasaz
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-14

g An acre of grass in the north part of tn,
city is for sale. Inquire at this office.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-14

70 These warm evenings a dish of Cunning
hams pure cream and berries is delicious.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-14

BARBER SHoP FOR SALE will sell the fix
lures and good will of the Spencer House Barber
shop. Apply on the premises, to
SO DAVID RINKLE.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-14
From BOSTON.

~ For cakes. pure ice cream, ice drinks and
berries go to Cunningham's.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-14
From PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, July l2-The Naugatuck has
arrived here, en- route for New York, for repairs
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SUBSCRIPTIONS coMMTrrEE.

The following gentlemen were appointed to
wait upon citizens to procure subscriptions for
the families of volunteers, and to further by
money the raising of the men called for from
Indiana: Stephen McNabb o. Tousey, A. Har-
rison, James SulgrOve, and A. +. Vinton.
MEETING AT THE STATE HOUSE YARD.
While these proceedings were going on at Ma
sonic Hall, which crowded 10 its utmost ca
pacty, the hundreds who could not obtain an en-
trance we're addressed in the State House ward to
the same laudable purpose and patriotic elect by
eloquent speakers.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-14

After further additional sueeche- by Messrs
Wallace, Harrison and Alfred. the meeting was
called upon TO supply men and money 10 further
ance OF the objects thereof Twelve volunteers
promptly enrolled their names. and ve learn that
enough were subsequently, added TO make two
full companies ready TO rendezvous on order at a
moments notice. Besides this, the following
subscriptions by the following gentlemen we're
taken down: Sulgrove & Reynolds. 800; J. L.
Mcdonald. $50: A ID. Wood. So: Robt. Brof-n-
ing. 500; X. b Duncan. 800; John Bradshaw.
500: Oliver Tousey. 800: Locke & Munson.
800: j. Is. McChesney. 500: j. ". Buchanan.
$50: Vim. Cofiman. 500: 5. W. Dew, $50; r.
A. Hall, $50; J b. johnson, $50; DR.. Elliott.
$50; a May $50
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-14

On Saturday niyht last, pursuant 10 call, citi-
zens Of indianapolis nomerousy visited Masonic
Hall TO consult together with reference to public
affairs, and 70 hear eminent and distinguished
gentlemen with regard to matters Of the grayest
lmnnrf
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-14

glorious He prayed God that Indisna would
maintain the proud position she had hitherto
achieved.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-14
BENJAMIN HARRISON, ESQ.

Succeeded Gov. Morton. lie hoped he came
from better stock than Ia hesitate in this emer
gency to raise his feeble arm in defence of his
Government The saiuted spirit OF soldier
who had died TOR his country, was better spouse
To- his bereaved wife. than craven husband
home
He hal counted the cost and he hid enrolled
his name, turning his back upon all the brigh,
anticipations OF his profession a LAWYER and his
office a. ; lpreme Court Reporter. 10 20 pri-
vate Like his friend W allace. he would accept
no commission from His fxcellency.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-12-10
Later from Europe.

The steamer Arabia has arrived with Liver
rool advices Of the Goth ult.
The excitement in Greece in favor Of Prince
Alfred continued.
The news from England ana the Continent
is n,eagre and uniunportant.
The crew Of the steamer Mississippi, aban~
donejl at sea on her voyage from New York to
China, we're landed at Cape Of GOOD hope:
The prize fight for the English Champion
ship between Mace and King took place on the
10th ur. After fighting tventy-one rounds
mostly il favcr q Mace, King knocked his
rnuorent ;iason5ible. Mace could not come 81
time and King vas declared the victor.
The cotton market IS b1oyant, and prices
advanced considerably for al deserirFions-
The advance Was however, Per TALLY iost, the
gnarkot closing 3D.. higher Sor American
Breadstuff's quiet but steady.
The depot al Belle Plain will be transferred
e. place further down The Potomac, to point
where vessels will be enabled to haul to and
unload> instead Of being unloaded by means OF
lighters
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-12-10
Ex-Goy. Wise and Cen. Reyes.

Ex-Gov. Wise and Gen. Reyes.
Ex-Governor Wise having recently sent
flag of truce to inquire about certain alleged IN
humanities practiced towards the insane IN the
asylum at Williamsburg, received from Gen.
Keyes the following answer:
HEADQUARTERS, FOURTH ARMY CORPS,
Yorktown, Va, Dec. 5, 1862
Mai. Gen. Dix, commanding the depart
ment, has decided that those officers cannot be
allowed to come within our lines, but that Mr..
Douglas, the Superintendent OF the Lunatic
ASYLUM, can see them and lay before them
statement Of the exact condition OF the lnstl-
tuition and its inmates. It is not the intention
Of the u. S. Government SO far as | know
or can learn, to remove any Of the patients to
the North, nor has there been any authority
given to occupy the building of the asylum tor
military purposes, further than was necessary
for protection A surgeon Of the y. forces
has been directed to render his professional
assistance to the lunatics and. full ratlons OF
provisions have been issued to them.
Coal is now being sent up, and nothing III
INV power has been 0lnllteu W teAueI C'Ao "iA
fortunate inmates Of the asylum as comfortable
as circumstances will permit Your commu"
nication, though based ayowedIy on lnmor
and newspaper reports evlnces disposition
20 credit q charge Of cruelty towards the
;nsane. since YOU associate the rumors with the
destruction Of the venerable v William and Mary
College, assuming that to have been done by us.
The college buildings were burned IN the con
fusion Of raid made by your troops within
our lines. I know not who burned them; but
must take this opportunity to assure you
that am opposed to all violence not sanctioned
bv he usages Of civilized warfare. l fully
agree with you, that the awful Affections and
the tende! charities which they deserve to
awake IN our breasts, and which are the main
subject Of your Communication, should be ;, ex-
empt from every touch Of war. They shall be
SO far IS can prevent, and | would not, to
spite you nor your cause, do acts deserving
the condemnation Of the civilized world and
in regard to the arbitrament OF that higher
TRIBUNAL TO which you refer, Heaven shield US:
Who knows which deserves the greater pity,
the poor lunatic in the asylum at Nll!lans-
burg, or the men who have made this war
have the honor to be, sir, respectfully,
your mos, ohedient servant
E. D. KEYEs,
Major General Commanding Corps.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-12-10
JOHN T. COOKE,

CHEAP FAMILY GROCER,
CORNER PITT AND PRINCE STREETS,
uAs constantly on hand, Nos. !, and 8
Ill Mackerel, in barrels, half barrels, and KITS
Salmon, Potomac Herring, Smoked ia h!but'
Smoked Herring and Smoked Beef: Aso,a
choice brand Of Sugar Cured Hams, for family
use; Shoulders and Breasts, and general rs
sortment Of goods for family supplies. "a! a30
examine. az"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-03
Eater from California;.
TREMENDOUS IRESHEr IN THE VALiLY-GREAT
OIL
DESTRUCTION OF PROPERTY.

,yFRasoIsco, Wednesday, Jan. l. 1869
Tho stormy weather has interrupted telegnphio
communication within The State and over the Sierra
Nevada since the 2ith nit. The foods here lave
been renewed 70 great extent throughout the val
ley, aud portion Of the State. Sacramento ent
stockton have been partially overlooked again,
witLot however, much damage. Busingss with
the interior is suspended.
More property has been destroyed IN The State by
this ireshet than by al be froshets heretofore since
tie country boS been settled y Americans.
Tie weather il pleasant tO-day.
Tie steamer Golden age sailed for pGuama vi.
loo passengers and 4J90,0o0 in ireasure f9l New
York AID $4,000 for ENGLAND.
Judge iiOjor yesterday issued an Injunction stay
ing the sale II the Frederick e-tae uuii tho qnos-
ton Of tho forgery Of Mr. Bsoderieks vii il iu-
ycst;gited.
Arrived 26tl ult, steamer Uncle San. Panama;
2 Oh, sap K. IS. lorbes, Boston; bark Zephyr New
OH 3J.l, snip Red Gauntlet, Now-Ioik Said
.9ih,. lb.f. Lulcrpe, Ncw-io!Li Non. ai.l, IAi.
mouth.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-03

McsIc,f.--Mr Il. p. Mallutra;t, yioliui., who
has just returned from courso study abroad, pro-
poses make III debut on Monday evening next, IN
concert 70 take place AZ the chnrch Of Nr. Dcecher.
\ private Performance on Thuisiay evening gave
f hcaicTs opportunity to form an opinion OF the
dcbu'ants merit rs an artist, ard the judgment OF
even the most critical was highly favorable. While
not lacking in brilliant execution, Mr.. Mallatrait eS-
GELS in expfesson carrying Lis audience resstlessly
with him by the intense con CaOeo style OF HE
playing. The purity Of his tone il also marked
foailrc Ho viii he assisted on tie occasion named
BY Mfs. Jameson, Mr.. Wheaton, Mr.. Guftayus
GEAR, a,d other we'll -Lnovn artists. The concert
viii c. muence ri Z! O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-03

OcToRoos MATisEE ~ THE BRovILYa AckD
gNT.-The performance Of the OclorooE ia the Bsook-
Ign academy Of Music on New-Year's night drew an
OVERLOOKING and exceedingly fashionable audience.
The different characters were all well sustained
Miss Kimberly as Zoe, Sir. Hotto az Salem ScuddeF
Mr. Wslcot as Pee, Mr.. Langdon o. the Iadian
Mics Froet as Dora, were specially acceptable, aud
he play went OF with the uimos. satisfaction to al.
In compliance With very general request, the pr.
Torrance Of the Octoroon will BE- r.;sated at tie
Brooklyn Academy on Saturday alton }n and even.
ing. The matinee viii afford IN c2esent oppor
unity for ladies AMI children wue.s this exciting
and truthful picture Of the Southern slave institution.
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Thomas b. Griijos, q prisoner Of war was
u passenger IN exchange to-day.

Forrufss NosSoE, Tue dsy Dee. 81, 1851.
I nero. VINO came iu,O Camp III nuion this aiier-
noon. reports that large camp Of the enemy at %
place near Bethel was broken Up, end general
stampede TO Yorktown took place on Saturday night
They had seven heavy howitzero, but they were al
removed. TIE Cause Of the alarm WAS rnmor thai
an advance woald 20 made by Gen. Wool Oh saIl-
day.
4 hsc Of truce wae cent ty Gen. MasrUder 70
Eamg.on Bridge this afternoon, with small pscke.
OF letters for the North. Seven rebel Iicers CON-
posed the PARTY. They remained al HamP'on tr
some time, appeared TO be making observations ana
endeavored to obtain information Of our contemplated
movements. Their appearance ut this tine, @Hd
witt such sral number OF letters, leads 70 the sup
po,ltion that they wore desrous Of aacerianmg lne
truth Of the current rumors Of an advance On or soc
Edward johnson, Captain a. the Naval Brigade,
who has been found gsilty Of various misdemean-
ors by a Couri Martial aud senteuced 20 be dismissed
fo1 the service, has had his sentence confirmed by
Gen. Woo.
Tonrnris MosRoE, Jsn. T.
via BAITIyoRr, Thursday. JAS. :. l,-2.
Capts. Shilhnglaw ana Manson Of the '9ih New
York Regiment Lieut.. w. Dickinson, Sd Regiment
Iafntry- L. S. A.. Lieut.. j. w. Hart, Goth Indiana
Regiment, and Corporal Thos. Mcdowell oi Inc
.5gth New-York, arrived here from Richmond las'
evening BY q Asg Of truce from Norfolk. They are
part OF the 90 10 be released in exchange for an
equal number wLo We're sent 10 Richmond last week
Their stories are listened TO viii, The greatest intsTet
bat add lit,e TO the numerous similar statements
which have sleady been published.
great improvement in the treatment 81 prisoners
said 10 have takon place wiihinh he paai two wee ks
The aboye-uamod soljers 90 10 Baltimore to-liigLi,
on The way 10 their homes. The remainder OF tue
nu9ber to be reloaeod are expected here tomorrow
afternoon aud a nunter Of cur wounded. making
total Of 2Si, to be released, are exleced IN few
days.
Last night, flag Of tluc6 u'so brought DE captain
end crew OF the schooner John +. Crouch from Alex
ardria for Digh,on Mass, with coal, which ii re-
ported to have beached inside Of Cape Henry on FIJI
day night last.
Nev-Year's calls are being ua3c.t-aay, and mos
Of the officers have called upon Gen. Wool thism
ing 10 pay him their respects.
a flag Of truce early th!s morning brought over q
young lady 10 go North.
Capt McQuade Of the 35th New-Yo'k Volunteer,
and lieutenant Of the regular oied in Richmond On
slo .0ih Of December.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-03

The CorRTs FOR lsG2.-Tbe psTfoaEel Of The
Supreme ard Superior Courts will be materially
changed this year. In the Sapremo Court there will
be 10 new Judge. biz Honor Judge Cerke h. siog
been reelected but there will be Judge less than
at present in consequence Of Judge Sutherland being
called TO the Court of Appeals. In the Superior
Court the new Judges Mcneil and Barbour, take the
places Of judges Woodruff and Hoffman. In the
Common Pleas there will be no change, Judge
Brady being reelected. In the Marine Court. Judge
LLearns takes lhe place Of Jndge Maynard.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-03

Tar GrpNAs USIos LEAGUE.-This association
assembled last night in Pythagoraf Hall, and elected
Or. Rudolph Dulon President; Hugo Wesondonk
and DR.. BIagmann, Vice-Presidenis; Geo. hGpper,
Secret ry; DR.. GGtmann Corresponding Secretary;
DR.. Nanmsnn, TieasuTer, and Mr.. Jacobs, Door
keeper. The following gentlemen were elected
members Of The Executive Committee: st-:zsaittiner
Lmdemaun, DR.. Elmer, Kocher, WHnorssirch,
Kotz, Koch, Kirchner, Brill, and Stadelberser. DE-.
Dulon, in taking chair, addressed tie meeting in
regard to tho neccssi,. Of a German League, under
loud applause, followed by Dr. Guimsnn, Jul Bril-,
john Boeckel, DIR. Koch, Geo. Ripper, and Hugo
Wesendonk. motion 70 Include such delegate, be-
longing TO any other organization led 10 long De-
bate, and was finally laid on the tatlo. The meeting
adjourned a. late hour.
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rai 10 ray tar. M array slIa - enr lnrna.... ).

ira; to pay jar. ~ Murray sll3 e. sor Jamayss a.
uremi.es by mob ON election ,isi.. fhat Ein,,.'
Forth street from Fourth ~ Fi6h l.res. ~
.ed aud gra 'cd that FIity-i,erl 'roet, betwes,e
Fourth snd tiita avenues, be cn,/e ql,iered, ami
to- tx up Gr.ci Superior Court rloul for Hose
Company 70. -; and to lay r Jo. 2 s. 20. $3.50 81
for stationery f8ns'ei Conan si)' for widenisy
Worth aud extending Chambers street.
Adjourned TO Saturday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-03


CORNERSTONE OF CBARIrTEs AND C0EREcrios.
-DIsPosAL az TIE BEEF CosrRAcT.-M the
regular meeting OF this Board, yesterday afternoon.
Pssident Drawer ia lie chair the report Il tie Con-
-pit.ee Of tho " le was presented which smong
other naticrs ia. eses Of he beef clnraet TIE ~.
,oris SCI f,1b .li Of special session ito bids VIZ.
publicly oreaed, snd the contracts awarded TO -
following persons ior fresh beef: Bon. +. Weei,,
Tor PeniteuGaiy, 50 IS per 100 pounds. DO. AIM.
House. SO %; 80, Work-house, 50 %. Bryan
Iawrence, City Prison, So John Chapel, fq
Bellevue Hospital and Luuatic AayInm, g x
elch. Stephen H. Cornell, Island ani Smhl-p
Hospital 4 y. James Irvine RaElaii's Leland
4! A.. For fosh mutton; james J.cia N, for qn.r-
tiers. a. II, and shoulders and breasts 30.
The PROPOSITIONS OF Stephen II. Cornell and David
Kehoe being eqrsl the contrsct was awarded 20 4
former he having fulfilled his contract ior the yts
1861 10 the satisfaction OF the Comm. sioners.
correspondence haying been opened wth the sayell
parties 20 whom tie contracts were awarded aud 10
snreties offered, il found THAI tie bids Of John
Chapel and James jackson were n,t Hired IN good
faith. Tie Commissioners according awarded TIE
contracts for beef to Stephen II. Co.ael!, AZ - ~
for the Bellevue Hospital and LInSile ASyiuin snj
for fresh mutton q "a IS and 8 4.
In the matter Of those contracts wish may be de-
nominated as bogus the Commissions cypress their
decided disappoba'on of the coursC, psasd by 'hss'
bidders, and SAY they are unfair ia ther coneelt'"
ana unjust to tie honest dealer, and Us snch VIII ~
ceive the condemnation ofthis Board ond the por'r'
implicated denied tie privilege Of es.imh'ps on Hf
contract for this Department, az no pnpe siion vi"
M future lie received from them.'
The contract for supplying. coal 70 tho oa-l''
poor has been awarded to the peuusy lyoniS t'el
Company, at 81 - and43 20 pc im t2,oOo IT,
which will resul. in a saving OF ,00e 10 tho Deqar
mont.
A fne,y-prin,el complimentary ajd'c''' signed ~
Mcssrs. Draper Bell, Nicholson, and GFinnci' las
been sen, TO each OF the clergy, wstsns, sugHh'
tondents, CLERKS maIons, and employees OF tie u
psrtmeBt.
The number remaining in tho lust'n ions ~ TO
and Of the year was sO3, - having died during ''
week previous, l,227 having been ds,buged, '''
sent to Blackwe.ls Island, and scat 10 the s'''e
Prison.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-03
rnAnn nr CnrNriLMEN.

Tie B,lnd OF Coui .ilmou Lad very britl -iiiinH
lat evening" ard ID, bnsiae. WAS mostly relti'. ~
paItra which Tad boon u,ied on ~ lie boui az
A'dcwaU before their huui aulnutnment.
Resolutions Wora eoncuuud IN that vacant ofe
pout,esi coller Of Ihrty .rNth etrset au' lcNi1g-
ron nycuur be fenced and sidewalks Ragged that
Gae.Lg corner oi 1hiry-'iAih street and Folch
avenue be svpaigol; That S3yon' yon.th street, 81 D.,
fIuh ayonus 20 l.lst River b o..ued; 10 Pay john
w. Boyce koadSr 10 Blah u At!e1ncn, ~ ea.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-03
New Hampshire Republican State
SnNaNA.linlf.

tOs'UEH- =. H. v . 71T'V- Ian. 7, y.
Tho New. lianl -h., Republican Safe Convent. -
/ ,-doy nominated Governor Berry .0r Ic.oie.ton.
~. Crosby Of Hanover, D,m.cnt resolved The
nomination To- RAILROAD Commissioner.
Resolutions wcro adopted, fIsiai-'ng Tie Govern
% ent in tLe pr,socuicn Il tic wgr; .ldor.ny tLe
raiiOnli : miTi,trtirn demancIrg aflicf clouony,
irdora,ng tie State auiACfites thanking tLe. oil-
tocrs for their devotion, and proai.iis TO ,lppn.
tie candidates uou.n-teI, without feslId u il.fj
iisuls.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-03

ARTTuUs W,RD's LEcrUEE.-Mf Charles f.
Browne better known as "Artemas Wand" editor
Of Vaaay Fair, repeated last evening bis lecture on
The Children in The Wood" to large audience in
the ball OF the. Mercantile Library. His hearen
frequently manifested their delight, anl ripples %
laughter run through the bour.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-03

Inlsu DaIGtpG.- Recruiting for ,fe ls, Jd' sii
IN Regiments and Le Battalion VI Artillery o. the ON Ne
aaea cfthia brigade. Ia ,he amy o. ttc f''0n1'
Cen Summers Division la, been s'ias cd '.e''iAly y.
reinforcement VIII leave t'' e's al p ~ 'H''
d,y under the coamsud Of CAPITA Magic 90 he an sha p'''
,sn Of the sh 10 join thor respective '.''4' All H''
e,ii.teJby olas Belonging 70 go = le 40 y -.
~ tb,,s. 81. e b. p 70 day ~ le f~lt eif-;A, 'i.i
j., thcy viii b. Sd c.led dsseEe'l al % eoi'' - N'
sscordL.ly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-03

TIE CoBoSERs' OFFlcE.-fhe C)i0ncfs com
msuced tie duties Of their Office yesterday morning.
The following is a let Of the dlE.isa; Cororu
Louis Naumonn, Deputy Coroner, DR.. Noosi'1
Beach, r., retained D.. James " haDn-y. Deputy.
Dr Galen ilu ter; Edward Collin, DsPuty, DF.
fhomas Robinson; John Wiley Deputy, Dr.
George B. Boa;on, retained; and ]oln &. PARSE,
Oaioe Clerk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-03

~ Il yer ~ New Oaor al m sold, Henry g. Hpsy Gel
ifoiuia Rsgiren', yns~r n warih Richmond
AnsinG Mr1oe y Of war 10 ral'2ti: ',G' II IL
20 di Nm kip Nh California Regimen, r' |1ef ~ war
go Richmond Il IN roid jas III Gre,l a. oi5o Fo'p'
ur orar of l. q iritnrud . 1fear-T- r0,a5 -e',, ,
R,ev. a Mas. OLE prisoner n W. IN Rtclnona - ~
gods r. ,c, Leler California Re- &C ent pisccef Of wa ID
Fo,.1,i,a Dee ~ politician Young l' California
pes. eut prisoner Of war Richmond p In gSi ll-e'
ID. nelly IA mmaay Ke-irgt. prisoner OF Wei. hicni'i
ii in eod H. II. STAY .on Company 10TH nes scnu
Rcrrie,t prisoner Of Richmond ~ pa foi 49,
teen,a6 prisolcr OF va bichmond, so ia goidi reer
Wet Company r. I'D Nowiok Re- lucent, pIioSnsi , %
i1r1 H., O. ;foia Kegincut prisoner Of war; chmet
VS. b. soS W. A. Lufdsn IT,, lfisoner @! W. ,,"
/ o.. - ~ E.''f "a ,.j = / a. 80. hnraf forgrr
-i,'uer var Riehu, ni N D.yd ~ 81 ro,
~ isr,,i,on ga R..Yofk Regiment pTiforef o. wal
Richmond II in gid. H. A. Tnr H. ursonet o wax oinni'
ia, .. G.. - 81 in s9d william "AsA1' p'''' - val
! Bicirsond, ~ IL gold.
| a.. ~ 90. n nr;aorer Of war w1s
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Tie Maine Legislature.

Aratsr4, 4.e Iaussdly. 5sl. 4, -. /
Tie Maine Legislature organized to-day. j.. q. /
Blane # ANGUS was Reelected Speaker Of tao
ll"ose, nd J. II. Gcodnow was reelected ITo.id.ut
o. the Senate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-03

CHctGo .frr. - ic.2-rLorr extremely ian. WuE,r l.
l~sri 1{0fre fr 10. J, tiatie ioI $50 q, IN tfaIc.
tO.v gI,t; ntNed g. STORE g3 Di.s g. lover. 4tf.s
iorg dr nd July le0. ,Nef; sss 2DD blis. a ~
cD d,essd very di and lofi.c 1s-r; aaies nt 8 100
s3 D. RRCapsn 80 bbls Flour, D. go hush Mtes'
z1loO0 busb' Conf 1890 bod Eoss EI0His"y i.eN
loIs unchanged.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-03

LES EgrAsTs PrRDUs.-We are requested b r.s
that this Regiment viii not be consoiI ted with Ely
ODER. all rumois 10 = contrary Notwithstanding,
he Governor having sigen authority to Col. Conio1
10 complete Lis )I yanizaiion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-03

Vnr BonY oS lHE Mosls TAYLoE kfcoFfettpp'-
v,. Ia, C,.f collin held an ineuCs i' body q w
, S.,is i.e ~ lf..~ the rug h'at Mos laSlor w.
VS. a.nk e Us eptso .Uco o. the TOT ',. ~
r. b A. ., \. rer .frd or heW-fsar'l 4r' X npls-s. =
t,o ,lukrs az Co., i.nt caused p, 900 vac. :,
throash lesk 90 ,nc 'f"a.d Qsh oo o. ~
uol kl.an. me !rr' rendered N..'i 10
Jrosl,ux"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-03
Marine fhEenefer.

BosToy, Tluisl ay, Jan. q, 1872.
Brig diS1ell f om Aux Caves Tor Eosloy. II nj o {
Or Lons lcAi, IlotiD,sicwa. sLe @iIi e,ms otf.