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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-12-06
Orrnn. Pinnofnrte. Violin or Gnilar.

Instruction In Musics-PROF. T. II. HOPKINS,
whose lnug experience Teacher aud Per
former guanes him foi the work. holds hisel in readiness
for giving instruction upon tae
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-16
FOR COUNCiLsiEN

YoURfH sRAA1OEi%L DISTINCT.
Tn,t sppeors ,uch oaste aud canvas thst hs whole
foults sensnhT p.dhst wrs nlae,y.One thousand egn
or heL JotA Ae.y received nins kOutand hundred
OF wish Charlie, Rnsy received eis: ,hausasd husl
or orsan Jones received ni0e thousand five turd
or which Pstick f. Esensr Iecsrsd ten tsousaz four
o. vhcs Jan, Stafford received aousnd nine
kpniIed tnd tl3ty-iva.
owch Jane, Hays received eleven ,housanl three tans
o. ~nca Dsas EIolhy recsvsl Eve thousand four hu.d
owhiea hieas. Dooay received thee boafasl r huna.
OF which Michel MuIsn received Eve .hcasand ono
or which mehae bIopiy received four thousand eisb,
or Which rs.risk ss.'arar. received sI .ousna and
or which Jchn Bu,b received four tsousena Mn. hundred
or Which FTanel. Dsfy received IT, Lurdra3 ard 6nv
or Which John H. AitnoIs received tx hundred and
Or which Jo,erh Nsnsrs received two thou,ana ,ovep
OF Slich D4nisi DlF receive. hundred sba e,h,,
OF which two hundred md .I'y -siI were blank
Ard Of Eh5a two L-adfea aud lizyoEe scattering
nyru szsi,TonIAr DISTRICT.
1tst appear o. socn ste trI csnyA'2 tls the whole
n1'eI o. .osi ts9 i L' ,ba1s.ae o. sse
o. wIe ssnas q Webster received eight thoosoDd nine
or ~ch Weisy Ian, received lvo tLoursrd hunl-
TOD AID iorty., GIT.
o. Nhie6 IN Mcconnell received e!gh, thousand one
bundled ard ,iz y-liAe.
o. h.ch J0serf NcNty resolved eight thousand
huuiTod sad Tor; y-o1e.
% which ThoLss Idly received ci.t thousand three
hun3rrl sud siKty dine.
o. Which Michael C. CIom received eishi tLoossHd hr
EUnoi ed and fweBtys.I
or which Frederick Eepper received thousand and
Gfty ono
o. lieh Nathan r. Hall received thsoe thousand seven
hundred ard ,-senty-three.
VI which 5mOa Eszeton received fTe thousand three
hurdro5 AN fCftY
when vner H. Cornell receiyed tire. Lousand foveD
hpLdfec hn1 fege0tsen.
OF Which Patrick ). Hlpblry received three thousand
Or witch James Coef I.eeisc4 IA
eld tweBty.siK
OF winch Thomas G Van Cot tsoelyed Elk
or whiCb Jbonss }. Carlton received oDs
Uyboh Jotn siell received thee lya3fe6 snd seventy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-16
COUNClLstEN

,rha,
James Hayes. John Hesy,
Patrick A. Ksenrr, Charles Rll0y,
Mofsen Jones aid James canti1td .
were by the estst number 81 vote duly elected Coun
elm 81. ior tho Fourth Senatorial District
That
Samuel r. Websior Thomas Brady,
Jo,eph Mon ay, John Mctounoi,
Michael T. Gross and Frederick Hepper, .
were by te greatest number OF voIe duly e.eced Ceuue
n.en ter tho Fihh Senatorial District
That
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-16
Tzcce;c.s OF Produce.

puc. iA-7soO bb. Flour. $50 bbl' sSIq , wSiy scs
Corn Meal 237 bag, BuclwhsM son iios, pEss oy
Meal Mel Isoo pss. PrOvi,i0s' AZ PAs' L'i0' go
l,Ji0lk.A bussef.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-16

That Il tpYesf, ca such sSusie and esGyAs that the
whole number foT the cEce Of Council TO TIE
Corporation of TIRE City otNevioIkws WA sixyt"o thousand
nine huudred sDd twsntv-one.
or Which John Dsvs received forty three thousand
one hundred and ihrty.six.
or which Alexander W Bradford received nineteen thou
cand seven han6red and Eve
or which Join Slosson received three
Ofwhioh twenty-five we've blai 4.
And OF which nj y-swo scattering votes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-16
FOR CO.fpTpOITTR

Tbs. sppesrs such es,i8te t6 csu''s that The whole
numDer OF vol oT the ofee Of Comptroller Of The City
Of NewYok -four thousand sx hundred and sixty
four -,
or which Matthew T. Brenrsn received thir;ynire thou
sthd and tbiyty-oIe.
or which Robet T. Iisws received twenty-five Thousand
eve hur red end fort y-thfee.
OF which ii5y.two wee Blank.
And o. which thihy sight we've scstteIpr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-16
OMriGl Canrass.

ATa MEETING of tie BOARD Of CITY
"A CANvkssEBS, held on Monday, Dec. Is, the follow
fur resolution YVES efop:ed. viz: $500. , a., r.,
Resred Tia; the Ohcl CANVAS be pubishod 10 'ho io
lowing named neNspsYors;
Surdry Dspsiob Iri,h American,
New orb Foreupipe, Tbune.
Leader, Etw-NOIser,
Atu Me,ropoiten Record,
Seats 7eitnnr Conu'srcI Advertiser
Mira uarslp'. Papsr Eew-Y,fk 1iGess
Su ndxy Times rUd Messenger. Gv'niDg L1IhesA'
Eree mans Journal. Aerad,
Sun, IfsnseiiPN
and World ,,,,,,
sud that the complete Canvas " d,Tet ne 49, "
che Transcript D. l. 'ALSNA'1'@1' N
6TATEMFNT of tie CITY CANVASSEkS
~ Of the CT, sna Coan;y Of New forf IN a'c TO the
vote cast for Suproler Counsel 10 TIE Co'poInon ~
Alderm,, in eh Of tire A6eIuanc Dstu - OF 'hs CS
" IN An cdd rune ios sgson Ok C'i peA ~ escu
G.na.oYsl D tries; Coruision'r Ct oLuor scheci'
Tor eeb Wsrd; Inspector " Common Sch oi, ie each
V.yd, two Trustee Colnpoa Schools in each ard, and
.ncb ber Offices have become sacat by reason oil
asah res. pstons. CT from ei!,eI esu'cs -
IN. Road Ci.y bsyuS met at the Chamber
Of the Bosrd Abdomen City Hal, the fourth mn
s,,h esglik ninth tehta eleventh. twec, trieentb snd
6neenth OF December, thousand eigh, hurd &C
And sud estimate he votes sven III he
seve election districts Of sso CITY eua CorutS Al tie eec
oa held December secoEd thoussud eigLt hundred ar,
sixy.,wo paIsaat to the provisions Of Al Ac 10 Aulene
fle Charter Of the City O. NevN OH" psssvd ApTil four
seenh thousand digit hundred and 90 GER
city a o follows, TO wit:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-16

AIDTWNTN
That John Fox by the sse,i number Of votes duly
1ecfl. Alicunhu II tue tint Alitrmtnc pi,irc,
Il4t joan L. Henry by tie s1e'r aEiDcr o. votes, was
duly ,.cti Ai.s,nan " "a" Third Aide manic p.ic.
john Met DOL b 40 sIrai,ft uumutr o. rots was
dolly sec' Aliefiunl ol Tie ttrh AigrrnNi pr!tt
Tut thatcs }. Cbpp by to gienet uupbor 81 votes
dug elected Alderman .. the seventh Adernsn1e Ds'
tict
Tfnt Levi, u Ryou. hy the gsstesi Dnmhcr 81 votes
auy c.eced a, Alderman VI the Nah AldefnAaic Ia"
uict
That john Hardy by the reae't nupber OF 'oie' vas
day eocs.a Alderman oi rho Eleventh AldsfaA0 DE-
tfcL
h Peter Nsefson by tic create uDubtr OF vote, va,
r.ccisd Alderman Il The fifteenth AId'i'anlc Do
tuUt
Th Andre Frouor by ths Created number o' votes vo'
daily lscsj AGerIai Of the Fihesa'n Adon-llc d.
tict
That Jacob w. Long. By tho geaest number o. votes,
do e,o.ei Alderman VI tho soveuseoih Asesaanlc
DIstGlO..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-16

or which George T. Patterson received Two thoutard enc
hundred ,nd ftsrhty-fosr
Ard Of which seven were .cst'e,iFg vcses
The, 81 nrrstrs such simaie srd canvas tha. Tie
nnncr given oT the Office Of scho Inspect
or d tie fe7eash Maid wa thee thousand eLi huueIsd
ofWhch Chrdi,n Ntuer, received thousand ,iI hud
OF Which Il n. H. Durysa received wO tboo,snd ca.
bundled zId e.. .ty.two.
And q which .isLi were 'catierinS vote,
WYNN WAND.
Ths, Il .ppoar, Oh .gch e,dnss I'd t,nvs,s that tho
W. dc number OF FOR iho - o. School Inspector
o. tie 1veah Wlfd VA two tDou.'As hue lsndue and
OF ~i;cL william ru, j.. r,circd nine hurd.sa I'D
OF With Jane, An.enoo received eIlti hundred AID
Or Which Jola Il. Holly received thousand hon.
And q which ten were ,eau,rps vote.
TIihIfraTn WlHD.
T1st appsaia o. ,ulL ts..uso aud canvas th't tho
rb,o numhcf q voice .ta of the oce q hoo lnspecof
q tho Thirteenth Nrd VS. t~o Loua.Ed two haraod AID
OF which Josah T. Damn received thousand lunI
or ~li,b 1sou Mccall received III hap5fed rtyso
AID HosfnAn oohier received thee hantfed S'd
bnJ-tAreo
That appear on soen o''naio sr9 f'n,ai. NAT The
,yeeor Of Ao soa onib ard va, tAo ,ou.sli and ~
OF Which John Nuho.ra received one thoI,,Di two tund
Ofwhi.L Wn. H. nli,rrec,Iyed two hundred s.a thity.
o. which John Con oa received Gss HUNDRED aud twenty
d.
And VI which tlIeo nero blank vo,eL
FlF1ERiT VhhD.
Tt1, nnpseTs ,urh snd cfrvafs, ihst fhe
whole egon fof Tho OIL 20 OF school Veoto
u Tho B.fsenh ,9sa Aoui4oi tIoe h.udr,d AID
seven.
OfvticL Frederick Widow received ,boi,snd end
tLifty-oue.
Ofwiioh Aher Gilbert received thoua aud HUNDRED
and reyspty-hye
or which re1jsmn swan. jr received Dintty four
And Of which toFsa sCEttc ia. 4 V1tea
ffIryrNTu WAND.
This, II AppefU fu, eF' tld canvass 'hai the whole
urn Der Of Vote given FOR a. o acho itrgtcJT OF tie
5Ieelth MId was thee thousand ldIod and t
eight
Or which No.h Tugwel, jr received ;hou,and eight
hundred ard lity thfee.
or which Jane. Conle received LousAd eight aund
rod an eigLty.tt4.
And 0i winch uiEs were TIM votes
sLfRsTyIHTH WARD.
That sppeHfs snc ~ aud tlAt the whole
Der Of gwen Tor e ohoo r School Inspector Of
tie hsVenenth Wsd "a four tnouani nine h1naIed Aid
soyepty-thIec.
Or Which George H. W. NssDdor received thee thousand
three hundred aud uinoty-fO
or which Henry agn. received thousand hro huDd
red aud forty.
OF hich two wefo blank
And Of which ,hirty.sevsn were scattering vetos
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-08-28

WATER SPoUT NEAR Los ANGELBs-The
Los Angeles News gives some particulars Of a
water spout that occurred in the San Francis
co canon, about 60 miles from Los Angeles, on
the 10th August 1t appears that on that day,
about P. NJ, heavy rain cloud which had
been lowering over the canon, burst with
noise like thunder. discharging huge volume
OF water, instantly filling up the canon with
roaring stream, carrying everything along IN
its resistless course. A party from Kern klv-
er. on their way to Los Angeles, we're IN the
narrow part of the canon at the time, OF which
party c. j. Chevalicr and wife were members.
They had been on a visit to the parent OF Mr..
Cheyalicr at Kern River, and we're on their re-
turn to San Francisco. As soon as the torrent
struck the wagon, Mr.. Chevalier attempted to
seize and save his wife, but tree floating
down struck him and threw him aside, and the
wagon was carried down, upset and Mrs. u
buried beneath it. The body was soon recoV-
cred. The water in the canon, when the party
entered it, was less than three inches, and when
the torrent came it was over ID feet deet Inc
stream followed the road for the distance OF
mile. The oxen Of the team we're killed, and
the teamsters had a narrow escape. 1t was
past daylight the next morning ere the torrent
subsidized.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-08-28
S-T-lS60-X.
BRAKES PLANTATION BITTERs,

They purify, strengthen, and invigoiate.
They create healthy appetite.
They are an antidoteto change of water and diet.
They overcome effects ofdissipation and late hours
They strengt en- the system and enliven the mind.
They prevent miasmatic and intermittent fevers.
ey purify the breath and scidity of the stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure Diarrhoea, Cholera, aud Cholera Morbus.
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Headache
They are the best Bitters in the world. They make
the weak man strong and are erhdued ndtares great
TeStorer. They are made of pure st. Croix Rum the
celebrated Calsaya Bark, roots and herbs, and are
taken with the pleasure of a beverage without re-
gard to age or time ofday. Particularly recommen.
ded to delicate persons requiring gentle stimuant.
Sold by all GrOcers, Druggists, Hotels and Saloons
= II. DRAKE Co, New York. CRANE 4 BRIGHAM,
Agents Sau Francisco.
ivl0 cow -ly.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-08-28
LAMENT OF THE FLEA.

Long years have wandered unettered and free,
And bitten the young aud the old,
And laid in the couch Of the rich aud the poor,
And frightened the warrior bold.
But power is waning fast from ne
Powder Magnetic and strong,
Invented by LYON: is death to our tribe
And away must travel ere long.
Lyons Powder is harmless to mankind, but will
kill all house insects, garden worms, plantbugs &C.
Lyons Magnetic Pills are sure death to rats and
mice. Sold everywhere d. $. BARNES New York
REDINGToN, Co., Agents. San Francisco
aug7--lm.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-08-28

To COrresPOndents.-Patie residing in
any part of the State however distant who may de.
sire the opinion and advice of Dr. Young on their re-.
spective cases, and who think proper to submit a
written statement of SUCH in preference to holding
respectfully assured that their
communications will be held most sacred. Dr. Young
takes this opportunity of observing that all letters
are only opened and replied to by himself and the
latter promptly as possible. If the case be fully
and candidly described personal communications
will be superseded, instructions for diet, regimen
and the general treatment of the case itself (incu
ding the remedies will be forwarded without delay
and in such manner as to convey no idea Of the
purport Of the letter or parcel so transmitted
a1- Office. ISL Clay street, San Francisco.
Consultation gratis. J. C YOUNG. N. u.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-08-28

FOR sALEl
Homesteads & Valuable Real Estate.
BUILDING LOTS FROM $40 TO 5000 EACHi
Also, 90 Vara Lots and Entire Hooks
Of Beautiful Garden LandI
IN THE CITY AND COUNTY OF SAN FRANCISCO
on the line Of the San Jose Railroad at the West
End Depot The title Ia absolutely PERFEcT being
Spanish Grant, finally confirmed and patented by the
United States.
The Shafter Bill respects this Title
The City Authorities respect It.
The District Courts and
Supreme Court Of the
United States respect H.
Besides the Title has
BEEN FOREVER QUIETED BY FINAL DECREE AND
JUDGMENT AGAINST THE CITY,
So that there Is not even a cloud or shadow upon
IT, Whoever purchases one Of these lots will buy
lot and not lawsuit.
Office No. 10 Naglee's Building corner of Mont.
gomery and Merchant streets. San Francisco.
Jyl-Sm HARVEY S. BROWN.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-08-28
San Francisco Adv's.
IN TIME on HEALTH


IN TIME OF HEALTH
PREPARE FOR slCKNEsS-R is
prepOsterous to think that because
we are in health, disease win never
overtake US. How many have gone
forth in the morning and returned
home to lay down upon beds Of
sickness for mOnthsl We would
remind our readers, that, for Fam.
lily medicine nothing can equal
sCOvIlL's BLOOD AND LIVER
SYRUP. OF Humors it isa sure
exterminatOr scrOfula and Can.
Ger, Rheumatism and Neuralgia,
are all cured by this magical rem.
cdy. REDlNGTON CO., Agents,
4le and AIS Front street, San
Francisco. anon
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-07

IN due tine exhibit particular article. Of imp<.eh
ment against him and make good the same and
that The committee demand that the Senate take
order Tor the appearance Of said West " Han
phreys. to answer sahi impeachment In response
20 question for information. the report Of the
judiciary committee was received In eject that
the Judge has acted out his secession proclirite-
Mr.. Maynard showed the justice OF the present
proceedings for impeachment. The resolution
was adopted,
Mr.. Dawes called up the California election
case.
The resolution reported from the committee
on elections. declaring T. I. Lowe Il not entitled
20 a seat as a representative from that State,
Mr.. Dawes explained that the prayer Of the me.
morialists was founded upon statute Of The
United States as well as on the construction Of
the Constitution of the United States Califor-
MIA claiming three Representatives in the present
Congress. the number 20 which Is entitled under
the appointment based on the last census.
The Pacific Rail Road bill passed by thirty
majority.
The resolution declaring T. t. Lowe not en-
titled 90 a seat from California, Vas sdopted.
The Pacific Rail Road and Telegraph bill was
then passed by a majority of thirty
The Virginia contested election case came up
and resolution passed admitting Segar 20
a seat from the first district.
The Nebraska contested seat Was taken Up.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-07

CxrRo. May 6-The steamer HI. from Pitts
burg Landing arrived on Sunday afternoon
Gen. Pope BY placing a battery OF artillery IN
an open field near Pennington. IN sight OF three
regiments OF rebels, succeed in Turing them on
70 take the battery. and took the whole number.
1000, prisoners.
Deserters report great dissatisfaction IN the re-
bel army both among officers and men.
Beauregard has made speech 70 the troops,
saying that he would make desperate stand and
force the Federal army TO retrest. He appealed
TO them to stand by him.
Orders had been :eued to the Federal troops TO
march on Sunday night but they were prevented
by the condition Of the roads. which heavy rains
have rendered impossible.
MONTEREY, Tenn, MAY 6-Rsin has fallen in
torrenSor the past thirty hours putting the roads
in a horrible condition. Yesterday the Com
handing Gere arrived from camp near Fits
burg Landing. and encamped near here.
Our pickets can dist nctly hear the drums heat,
and the locomotives whistle at Corinth.
Because of the horrible condition Of the roads
the army has not moved.
The enemy are receiving heavy achievements
daily
On Sunday last. Bragg made speech to his
troops, assuring them that il was the intention of
Beauregard and his Generals TO givs the Feb
erals battle at Corinth.
Great dissatisfaction prevails among the twelve
months men on account Of the conscript law.
The roads are improving fast.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-07

LOUISVILLE, May 6.-Captains Hazlett and
Mckinney. Lieutenants Carey, Chambers, Deal
Thomas and Leonard, of the % Ohio, with sew
enty privates: Captain Jenifer and Adjutant
Neal, with lis men of the 18th Ohio; Lieutenant
Mitchell, the Gen RAILS son. of Kennett's cavalry;
Captain Ewing and two Leutenants of the Odd
Ohio, with So prvates, were taken prisoners at
Pulaski, Tenn, on last Friday by one thousand
of Morgan's rebel cavalry, after fight of two
and half hours.
The prisoners we're subsequently, released on
parole, and are now at Nashville.
Morgan lost six killed and two wounded. Our
loss two killed, three wounded, and one
missing.
A special dispatch to the Louisville Journal
dated Nashville, May 9Th, says:
General Dumont, with part of Woolford and
Smiths Kentucky cavalry and Wynkoop's Penn
sylvania cavalry, attacked Morgan and Wood
cavalry, 500 in number, at Lebanon, Tennessee
on Monday morning at fo'clock.
The rebels were utterly routed and large mum
bers slain and one hundred and fifty taken pris-
oners.
Nearly all their horses and arms were cap
tured
They fed after fighting about one hour and q
half
General Dumont is IN pursuit and will capture
the whole force The prisoners will be here this
evening. Ii was brilliant affair and managed
with great skill by Genera Dumont Morgan is
reported killed. Colonel Wolford wounded
in the abdomen seriously and Colonel Smith
wounded in the leg. The rebels were complete
ly surprised and outwitted.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-07

NOBLE INDIASIAS.-A correspondent of the
New York Times, writing from Yorktown, has
the following:
Il have seen many forms Of human suffering.
(only this afternoon visited the hospital of Gen.
Porter's division, in an upper room of which
were men wounded with shot, shell, ard rifle bull
lets-one through the body just above the heart
but have been seldom more affected than by
what ] beheld this morning. not six yards from
where | write. private of the l05th Pennsyl-
vania-his name Sweitzer, from lndana-was
brought in pul>eless, dying. He had been very
imprudent, bathing in the stream adjacent to his
camp only yesterday, a dull. cold morning.
thinking with his youth and health, he might
venture anything. ats hard Captain" he said.
he lay ON his rough bed of hay. to the kind
officer who, with tears in his ewes, knelt beside
him. Ito have to die like this. when one came to
fight for ones country" And then again, Tell
mother ! died before Yorktown should like
to have my body sent to her. | wish. if it could
be done. you'd promise me that" | couldn't
bear to see the end of il. Reader. happily away
from such scenes. think Of what a life soldier
Is. and let the name move your pity and respect,
your love- honor. and gratitude"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-07
COM N e RCIAl.
lBsrkLkeksrr.i
New York Market.


NKw YoKK, Nay 8.
Flour rules heavy and 5Cdl0c lower; limited
demand for export and home trade: sales az S5G
) % for choice superhne State: s. l5(d5 - for
extra State: s. 00@5 05 for superfne Western;
81 l5d5 40 for common 20 medium extra West
ern; s. 30(a5 90 for common To good shipping
brands extra round hoop Ohio. and s. t0@o
50 for trade brands, market closing heavy; no
BUYERS at outside quotations
Whisky less active, but prices without decided
change: sales at "a Cd25c for State and - &c
for Western
Wheat dull and declining; sales Of red State
at 81 2lGl2 ~
Corn market dull. heavy. and declining; sales
at SOFAS for mixed Western in store and de.
livered.
Coffee less active; prices for all descriptions
well mantaned Rio l9c.
Sugar-Raw steady and firm: Cuba 8 = q : a !:
Porto Rico Sic; refined sugars in demand aud
prices have advanced; we quote ground. grana-
lated and crushed l05Ec
Molasses steady aud firm; Barbados &c: Gu
ba and Muscovado 25Cr3sc. the latter price for
choice new; new and old crop Porto Rico 34G
SIC
Pork market more active and n shade frmer:
sales at Sl3 for mess SlO@l0 - tor prime.
Sl2@ IL for thin mess: $l2 5O@l3 80 for prime
mess.
Beef quiet and firm.
Lard lsc better: in good demand; sales at : "A
@s3.c
Butter is selling at IO@l7c for Ohio and ia
lsc for State.
Cheese very firm Mt IC9yc.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-07

sand insurgents attacks ed the Turks near Niksick.
The insurgents were repulsed eight times. The
Montengrins retreased. leaving GOO dead on the
field
The Turks lost 353 killed and many wounded.
IrALY-Sen. GAyon had ordered the brigand
chief Centrllos into arrest. aud seized one bun
dred thousand cartouch boxes, and AGO brigand
uniforms.
Garibaldl is forming rifle clubs.
The clergy at Lecco had sent at address bear
ing 700 signatures, IN the Pope, praying him TO
renounce temporal sway and bless Italy.
NKw YoRK, MAY 6-The Edinburgh arrived
this evening from Queenstown on the 24th.
The Times of the 9th saws advices from
America indicate that the recent battle had no
effect in creating the hope among the leading
houses that the termination Of the war was at
hand
Shipments of gold were beginning the excite
apprehension, and il would surprise no one to
hear of decree from Washington, prohibiting
the export of specie.
The Times announces the termination of its
correspondence from the Potomac, and says the
President formally decided that Russell would
not be permitted to avail himself of Mcclellan s
invitation 10 accompany the army; that the Fed
eral Government fears independent criticism;
that the troops were DESTROYS of carrying with
them historian that the world would believe:
that Russell would have been received with Joy
in the rebel camp, but out of a scrupuous regard
for confidential trust and fear Of mputation that
he would afford them useful information, he re
turned 10 England