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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-04


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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-04

otFlcf OF GRAND SECRETARY.l
lndanapolh Jan. 4, lsdl.
a DIVIDEND OF THREE PERCENT. ONTIiE STOCK
OF the Grand Lodge Hall. O. q. D., viii bc paid
a. The Stockholders, al tins occ Grand Lodge Hall bn-
mg ou or after the 10th inst The transfer book will be
closed until after thai time ly order az fhc Trustees.
iant-d4t D.. ~ BARRY, 6rand sec y.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-04
CIV Mcdicni Discover,

view Na'ttfNt ilt~ftNtfts
feFihs speed, and permanent ~
0trlf lhrIHAL nlfnknniF,
hfNlNAt NtAhhlha, NIGHTLY lN'ssiNAf
fAcoAiihAAtt, utNlt Al.ihhli Ahl4fA.
tfassi ~tfcfre ant ane,oIt ~ mo Kidney hn aaaet
Whsh has ifen med ~ ups AID -
hundred plyslfisna,
rs TirlH PRIVATE rNACnfr, VIM lNfibf SET.
+ tlFf, suref.fdlnu tuiph., tUpalha, iIleHf - any
Other compound hltieno known.
BELLS SPECIFIC PILLS
Ar speedy 30 aefiou, eiieu IN ons cus a. fef,
and When rufo is sntfied a B. prfslaiisd. Ties 80
pared num vegetable sfifHfl. fhsi hsfnlrst
tte system and nsassais ths stomach. lHflefs
nate tle hlcslh arJ psng slFsf,i siei, "a
taste a. avoided ~ change n der y ritt.at eHls
uslns them, dnoF their alh lnlsfiais fA In.HIss
puf-alia, larh Boa contain "a dozen F.iis.
pNlCE uAE DOLLAR.
And ell boz sent ~ mai Inssi Iaid ~ go advertised
scent, receipt ed ilc uipof. Sold % NlaFfsH Efh.
orally.
Nono genuine elihaut uiy fgnaiafr 90 ihf efsIlsf.
J. lilAN, Rochester. =. =.
40 "a Agent.
Isllla-dAN 81
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-04
DRUMS.

uDs-ss Dsn@. oDs-ss No. 80
IuST RECKivED ION Of SUPERIOR BOYS
ID pRJMs a. Low pnccs
WILLARD A sTowEid.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-04

course Tie status ean nst be festar'si..lhe Con
fslefats efnlssafies can never he surrendered
fuf trskuW lftatn nttffihn uf 1tn fstfios
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-03
southern News.

BAIrimosE, March 2.-The following intellI.
gencs 10 from the special correspondent at Fl
Monros o! the Baltimore Fatriot;
Tue number OF rebels In Fort Pulaski, as re-
ported by desertera, is five hundred Two Ger
man companies there had revolted and were In
irons. Sherman's mortars and Siege guns were
60 stationed that the guns Of the Fort could
not reach them. The rebels have Withdrawn
all their troops from the coast, and abandoned
their eaIthworks, previously removing their
cannon to Savannah. The city Of Savannah,
however, is understood to be very strongly for.
p6ed, as well as all the approaches to it. Tee
'orce there 10 variouely stmated BY refugees al
from twenty to 6fly thousandi probably twenty
thousand is moro nearly correct. sas4 'o
A great despondency existed among the
troops aud people at Charleston, The fall oil
Newoern created the greatest CONSERVATION. -
The dre-eaters fidicnled the North Caroline
troops, charging them with coWaFdice, The
sbopke eepers ana bankers In ChaFlsston had lac
retused TO receive North Cir,llna monev. mn
there bsiug two Moth Carolina regiments the
at The time, revolt was the COILS. oocnce. ant
the shops we're broken open and the .roops helm
ed themselves These regiments refused K
serve apy longer, and were allowed to returl
home. N, direct Information OF the abandon
nent OF Pensacola By rebels has ct been re-
teived, but IL was generally believed that on
tsoops bad CT seed over from Santa Rds6 IaIhn,
and occupied the p'aee.l
The.latees advicss received from Norfolk b
the underground railroad, leave no room 4
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-03

q A special 90 the Evening Post saysi Tn,
2 President has received letter from Governor
Andrew Johnson. dated at Nashville, represent
iPs that the secession feeling is very snOOg ii
The mail contradictory who have arrived here
from Kentucky declaresth State will probably
accent the plan OF emancipation suggested by
the Pres dent 10 bis recent message.
Tno Washington Repoblioau states that John
fanny, President Of the Virginia secession con.
yentioD, bas taken the oath of allegiance 20 the
Federal Government.
Tie following dispatch was received at the
Navy Department to-day:
v FLAGSHIP WABASH, OFT PoRr Royal,
-. March 81, 1862.
Sin: On being boarded this afternoon while
entering Port Royal hqroor by Commander
Gilies, of the Seminole, I--IGgs- the -saAt!ofac.
tion TO cay that the formidable batteries on
SkiddAway and Green Islands bad been sban-
doned by the rebels, the guns having been with
drawn In order 10 be placed nearer Savannah.
The abandonment of these batteries glvea US
complete control Of Warsaw and Assib1ne
SOuuda; and the mouths OF Vernon and Will
miIgtoo rivers, which form important approach
es to that city.
(Signed) 8. DUPONT.
The commissioners to examine into the sl-
fairs Of the Western, or M s3ourl Department,
have made q voluninous report, in which they
state they examined twelve hundred witnesses
and had claims presented to them amounting
to eight millions Of dollars. They remark
they have directed the principal part OF their
report to exposure of the abuses which
characterize the la,e administration OF that
Department, and testify to the integrity
which generally baB been displayed by
merchants, mechanics and manufacturers,
when permitted to deal directly With the Gov
erDment Wide spread rs has been demoralisl-
tion In official circles, Gad among their depend-
ants and tavoritts, and starting as have been
the frauds which have been attempted and con-
summated, a large majority of tue claimants
have presented themselves before the cOGmis-
sion unimpeached by imputation either on their
loyalty or honor.
Tue following dispatch was received here TO-
day dated Wood, stock, Va, April 2:
We have driven the enemy to-day from SHas-
burg to WoodstoCk, twelve miles, and also
from there TO Edinburg, tselge miles fur.
ther. Ho contested tho march most Of the way. .
The enemy contested sharply strong position
Gt Edinburg. We lost but one killed and one
wounded The rebel Col. Asbby received q
shot through his cap OaF men behaved edmi
rably. During yesterdays advance our skir-
miehers were frequently fred on by J4cksOn's
rear guard. We shelled them as often es iu
range, bus they succeeded in burning several
bridges this side OF Eiiuburg
Toe Richmond Enquirer Of the 9th states
our loss at Winchester from twelve hundred to
fifteen hundredi theirs about four hundred -
The Second Virginia lost one hundred men.
Among casualties were Col Moore, Of Win.
chester; J. H. Tower, of the General Assem-
bly,, and Col. Choles, OF the Seventh Virginia
Regiment.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-03
FrOm Fortress Monroe.

rohTAEss MONROE Alrl "A nag OF truce
from Norfolk t''oay orougns letters Ifom teo,
erai prisoners GG1 o'sPa'ones 'rom Senerai
n9gef 70 1ensfal WGoi. ,v.
Nostolk papers nonesa large military move
"a en- gong on e' ylo Eo,nI, ana say large &c.
lnfo!cemehts are ionoIDg mere 'na' AZ ieas'
one huporso large s!eAmtr' ana TanspoF!s are
az % Ine "nsrVes sno IN .pS cnInnsh pi,
iney also pouce !nA' sioe,I,ee'uenS ~ ~nSnhn ~
WIN parry oi eOio'ers VlS''eu A0f"esS I"0nEoe
on Monoay' "a lA Wr
dl'patcn rom GesrieSton says Gen. EvSn'
sovanoso on Nortn Eaeso islSna WIN two snou'
sano troops' out nnoing SIX t1ouAAno rsoeEAit
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-03
GeneraI Banks Moving Forward.

A1"AAS
WotDsTooK, Va April l.-Gen. Banks de.
parted from Srasburg this morning toward tbis
point. When approaching the town, Ashby
with his rebel cavalry aud infantry disputed
his passage to the place. We passed through
tho towD, however, the rebels frequently etop-
ping and thsoSing shells at US, to which we
responded.
Gen Banks pursued the rebels to Edinburg,
five miles from this place.
Asboy, In reireniDg burned two turnpike
bridges and one railroad bridge. All the rail.
road bridges betWeen here and Strasburg had
been previously burned by the rebels.
The only oa,u ,lSy on our side was one killed
10 the Twenty ninth prnr ~ lvanls Be9imen. -.
0De Of the SecoLd Massachusetts Regiment
received q rife bali on his belt plate, bus it vas
harmless in It's tfftcIs.
WooOsT cE. Va, April 2. 8 A. NJ Our guus
and mu,keuy Grove the ebeWy from SGont
Greek, near EdlLourg, at eeveu O'Clock this
morning. They we're ia line Of battle, and
within range OF our gus. Probably they we're
o1ly Asbby's cowmaud. Oar forces will build
be bldge over the creek to-day All quiet
during the night Il is not known whether any
OF Jackson'o forces were engaged
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-03
Fort Pulaski no. yet Surrendered.

PHILADELPHIA, April IA letter dated on
ooAtd the Seminole, says that the Seminole.
WyaIdott aud Nul wch, u1der command OF
Capt Gils. senior officer, proceeded up the
Wilmington river, aud upon arriving within a
mile OF Skidmore's battery, dispersed the rebel
cavalry, stationed there, bS shells, and then de-
.troyed the batteries. The rebel force then
FED, leaving every thing behind them, even
their dinners. Capt. Gils landed and hoisted
the American hig on the ramparts. Another
AAg wSs boisted over the rebel headquarters,
oy Acting Master Steele. The rebel batteries
we're entirely destroyed, but the dwellings were
spared. The dSellings we're sfteasrd destroy.
ed by the rebels. The batteries mounted ten
guns and were we'll built. The sqasdToD has
returned 10 WArsGW Inlet. tt.lEr-
Fort Pulaski has not surrendered yet, but
must do 80 enUrty.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-03
ssR YORK IasyxsI
lREPoRrEp ron THE ONO ,rATEM4A I

laKPoRTEp ron THE OHIO trATBshAh
.1 NEw YosK. ApTil2,
AsaEs-- Quiet and steady, with Iaes at S5 90 for
Pearls, and IS so for Pots. .-.
CoTr0N-Market continues dull With trlhlng saleS
PLOUR-5@iO, better with rather more doing for ex.
port and home o,nsumpuon. Sales Of l2 goo barrels at
s5 2o9S IS Tor superhne satei % 3VaS 90 for extra
siatei IS 2O85 % for supeIfne western S5 3O95 10
for 10 medium extrR western; e5 7Og 70 for
shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio; IS $500 IS for
trade brands the market closing quiet with holders
little disposed to realize. ..-
mand sales of $50 barrels ~ s5 96 % for common 10
choice extra. .r-.
RYE gLouR-ouiet and stosdy, With sales Of 100 bbis
ct SO 25d34 rs.
CORN ME Ais IN fair request, with Eales Of 600
bushels Jersey at Sc 60, and 50 IS for Brand vino
WHlsKY-F Firmer; sales oil ls0O barrels at 22SecHc,
for state, and 23o for western.
WHEAT-Rathsr hrmer with some export inquiry. -
Transactions however, GIe restricted By the ndspoSton
ON the part Of holders to reaze saes Of 500 bushels
at 81 IS; 5OU0 bushels white western a 81 Al.
RYE ull, with sales at 7 loo bushels at 7e9ea.
BhhLEY-searCe and nrmi sales Of 800 bushels state
CoEh-Less doing and market quite Arm, with an ex.
port demand sales OF 90 0U0 bushels at $50 mixed
western In store, and $4,000 delivered SS96Oc southern
BsAys-There we're sales Of 1900 barrels at e1 SOD
2 OO for common 70 good msdumi 81 io2S 90 for
choice. l 10
Canada western and state. ..-
coFFEE-Rio more set!ve; sales Of $50 bags on prt
vate terms.
sUcAH-Raw. fair demand at full prices. Sales Of
500 hog,hesds Cuba at oeo hagshesds Porto Rioo
al 7X ashe r r-
PORK-KAther more doing, bat the market Is heavy,
and primo lower Sales OF $3.50 barre . at ele "a
"a IL 90 for mesI, the latter exems pice 9l9 OO9
l262S fr wesern sl3 50 for city prime and go
a ~ 81 for prime.
-Quat and steady; les Of $50 barrelsat 81 500
50 for Country prime SIS 5;6 90 for country mess,
Ble9l3 So for iepacked and SIS 7S9l SO for e
ira .r
PRIME MESS BEEF-MOre demand; ssisS Of 100
ueIces at $40
BEEF aAMs-Inaetlve at en017 so
CUT MEArs- iardy so Arm; s.lsS $50 packages ct
f% 95c for western and city shoulders; 5lp7 for hams
5AoON- sides IN good demand and prices nr1er ;
sales Of 40 boxes at 6Hc for ddeS ard 70 for
for very choice long Dbsd; 70 for abort rbbod and 70
TX for short clear.
Aoas-Drssssd, quiet and nominal at 4,so for wuse'
erp and 595k for city. ....,.
LAR0-Less doing. but market rules hrm; sales Of
1910 barrels At7KGehc
BUTTER--Is selling at sslsKO for Ohio, and Ie99iO
for state. ~ p
oHEESE-FIIm at G9sc
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-03


doubt that the Merrimae was thcroughly =
paired aud In commission and teady FOR anotht
expedition against the wooden walls OF %
Federal navy and river transports lying 10 %
roads. -. m s.
The delay Of the MerrimAc IN coming out l
believed TO be that she 10 waiting for ammuni
tion for the heavy guns that have been place
on board OF her, and also for some inferns
machines being constructed by Bjmbastu
Maury The rebel steamers Jamestown AM
Yorktown were alao getting thoroughly. ola
with iron to accompany the Merrimac. Their
10 also rumor that two other steamers are bG
Jog clad with iron at Richmond to join in th'
expedition. AZ to the loss of life on the Mer
rimac, In her conflict with tho Monitor, VI
have now what 10 claimed to be positive In
formation. One of the recently arrived oou
trabands states that he was nufee In the gen
eral hospital at Norfolk. and that up 10 the tlm'
Of his departure, he had helped to shroud thir
ty.tWo OF the crew Of the Merflmac, aud tina
both commander Buchanan and Liens. MinoI
are dead. There were still a number of wound
ed surviving. The contrabsnd also statea that
the last two shots Of the Monltor were repre-
sented To be the only ONES that seriously Injured
the Merrlmac. The shots were thrown under
her shield at tho moment che attempted TO run
the Monitor down.
The military stationed at Norfolk from the
Cult States, have been very severe on tho Vr'
ginla chivalry since their defeat &C Roanoke
Island. Even the Richmond Blues, the very
pink Of chivalry, have fallen 10 public Gstims-
ton. All award bravery TO o. Jennings Wise
but his father has 30 fallen In public estimation
that be is proclaimed at Norfolk coward and
poltroon. In his escape from NAg's Head, be
n a L 4.
inc ba had rrovion slv reno,ted bImselG too ill
m ,emain AZ RoannEs i.Isnd and lead bis com.
mand- Wise and Flo,d nov rank as the fleet,
footed NV in1ormsns ssvs that Wise would
ha hoo,ed n ha we,s n annssr in the styasts nj
No,f,lk or Ricbmona' RI hss retnSned n hi,
am Jn Ps;ncsss Anna co,n,v
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-03
NOW. g.57-. - '-i.ii
Are DR.. Hurd's Preparations GoodY

Ihs best evidence that they are iS that ther arme.
enos and beat patrons are those who have used tsr
Iongeat' pR. WMLIAN D. HURp 10 an eminent Deotj,,
OF broosyn' Treasurer Of the new YORK snte
1Msoonon' ~ aod these preparations have bean used in
nn private practice for Yeas and no leading citizen al
Or WilliAmsburgh que.tOns thsir sxoslISnce
=. VIE ,S s@nent Dendss OF new York recommend then
tne pest known TO the profession. Without te AZ M
eavsruains' dealers hArs sold Ihem By tbe srOss.
The Editor Of the Brooklyn Daily Tfmes ..y,,--"g.
are naPpy TO Know that our frieod, DR Huhp. n sno
oeeoiDg osyond all expectation with biz MOI cH sII
ara TO0rH POWDER The gre.t sooret Of blr ,r,resr
rests With The tAet THAT ms ARrtoErs Aar yrxnnIr
MnAT TnIH AHs nEreEsssTxD " NJ Is wv a. TesTlSr
tRok TH1R LoNs rsE.n = -. f'e''-
Lhs We lhnown r. :. Barnun writss,. tuund Won,
TOOTH POWDER ., god that my rausIlx brvs ussr
All up. We nod Il the b-st PoGdsr fos ne Teeth an
We ever used tshAli feel obliged n win end re
snsts'F supply at the Aassap s yur esaveniancs, wi
But 'hsr oos. !: 90 Haa thss every one nay iss. II
uR Beware Of the ordinary Tosth rovdara, pz
HehDs rooth PwdeF contains no scad nor aitsii nor
no 0thsr. - - '''N't'' -'''. - -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-03
RHEUMATISM.

No dlsesIe 10 SO certain of cure by BR lNDRErH's
FILLS As This. THY soon take out OF the bl Cd the
particular vus upon which ali The pain depends, and
ths pstient Is c6rsd. ..aE r. ...
Mr.. T. N. Adams, 3O6 Twelfth Street New York sur.
tered with rheomatisa for long period. he was at.
tsnded By able pbytcia but their prescriptions were
no avail; he was uuaUlo TO without assistance,
and for ionr months entley confined to his
bed Al this period Of his sickness, when hope had led
ed be sspseted 10 bs cripple for tas remainder Of his
llk, he vas recommended to u.e 5RANDaErn's
PILE. The>arS box evidently made bin better; he
tnprovsmentwss more decided rom the second box,
and the time he had ussd eighteen boxes he was en-
tTelycncsd Of rhsuuAsm, and the 9Th aud tup-
pen-ss Of bis limns restored. II Is DOW over
yesftat this hls esn Effected and he has had no
return, but oInlinues in the enIosment Of perfect
bsaltn, May Oh, ls6ls- ''tA '.--.-h--
Sold By JoHr R. Cook, Druggist, Columbus, aud by
all respectable dealers In medicines. .r
maIae-dRWlm
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-03
ClnelnnalI Market.

ChcLNNAT1s april L.
FLoUR-rhO offerings to-day largely exceeded the
demand and the market weak 81 2094 Is for su
perhne, and 81 2594 30 for extra.
.WHEAT-rhe deLsnd for red Is fair at o09o5c =
White is dull asSl@l Us.
CORN-Ths demand for ear is good at s31eStc.
oArs-asve advanced to $1,000, and qaist Of the
r R,-Remsins steady s.6s9Ssc.
BAhLEY-Isi 10 la good demand for primo samples Of
fall at o7S1O'. Other kinds are dali, and 70 great
extent nominal. ~
FEArHE Hs-Arl in good demand Of 10.
GROCERIE5-1ha demand 10 fair, and thu ma'ket
under the influence Of advance NeW York Is hrm
and some of the principal holders demand en- advance 10
sUGAR-The sales made to-day were at prlees ranging
from co Ilxo' the latter rae for oIushsd and POWER.
MOL AssEs-1s orn a. GO@lsc, In the jobbipr way
CoRfEE-Is arm, but the demand S Light. We quote
! the whole range from loA422c. 49,. ...I '. :
! PkoVI IUN5-In the maIkot the demand is princl.
ply Gonaned TO rio bulk sides suitable Tor boxios, and
slDss-At the close tho offerings we're ishs. and the
good at - SO94 Co., with sales OF extra heavy
= nion thsrs arc no eaysrs. Clear can b had
saouGDERs-canb be had at s., loose, With sales Of
| $40 hhds, at 3kc,
BACoN-ls dull and nominal. At 3xo for Shonlders.
81 for sides and 90 for clear Sides BID sdss could b
HAMS sugar cured are dull at sxS,Xc, Ouavasssd
LiKD-Ths demand Is good with salss at 7n7Kc for
country and city. Al the close Il held out IL the
maTket' keg IaFd iS held Gt no with good demand
at 7x97ko.
RUMP PaRK-oap be had at e697s.
MESS P0Rk-The marAet Ia dull, heavy and nominal,
09l0 e5 for country and etyi few sales Of city
| SlO 25.
BCTrER--A good demand for choice and extra table
At lS9eOc; fair to prime Is quiet at l49les.
EGaS--Hsvs declined TO ~, and quiet
| oaEEsE-Is arm md in good demand at e@Ske for
prime 70 choice.
WaIsKY-Ths market is dul and heavy, and the price
declined 2e with more disposition TO sell SAn buy The
salrs are e3n barrels. .f. Fl. 81. . ...r. -
sEEDs-olyver has declinsi IA 81 9of5 per bushel.
HAY-The demand for tghtprssseds Is in excess OF the
receipts end the price has sdvaneed to Sl95 per ton
arrival Loosvprsssed 10 dull at Sl9 o. which Il Is
| freely offered.
BEANS "A good demand for prime to choice navy at
81 4O95 so per bushel. LOO
| odssas.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-03
Money markot.

rEELasRAPHD ToR TIE ONO srAraMAN.i
-lIlH NEw YOAK, Aprils
The market rules quite aOtive at COT Per cent for
loans on call. %. s..s a. Is. 90 -l
Discount ranges from 697 per cent for strictly prime
paper chiefly the latter figure. -. b..
sterling Exchange little hrmer at IlIx91leH foI
Merchants and li2k9ll0x for Bankers Bids.
American Gold hrmer with sales at x@IH per cent.
premium. sg
california Gold Bars hrnsr at S9sH per cent. pre-
MUM. .. '.w .H., . Cd.
Government stocks heavy and lower with sales o
Utad States SKIES Of 1881, 3d. 10 Treasury Notes al
9sX. Ile 1ti t..as.- 1el-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-03
What will DR.. Hurd's Remedies
Efect2 = 81

Pr. HuRos MOUTH WASH and TOOTH PowDER
WI eve = young ladies that Gar st charm "a Womsns
s-Hs' pIealn AND peaily teeth Try them, adies
u. hukD's Mouth Wash and Teoth Powder will
cleanse The nOu from all ul exhAatIonS, And Il u,ed
tne morning Viii make the taste sWoeIer and
w w sy oesn mor Pleasantly. Hundreds Of persons
Gan testify 70 this: Try them, eentlemen. = :
pa HuRDs Mouth Wash and Tooth Powder ara ths
In ine world for curing Bad Breath and
sNns ntmness and health 20 ID gums. Hundreds Of
s''' nave S7sn cured By Dr. Hurd'a astlinss0t wash
DR.. HunDb MOUTH WASH and roorR pownrp
ls an sadlaonAl cha N to oouriship, and maze hns-
Iofe sereeaoie 70 their wivos AID wiyos 70 tlpir
ing ,. - " WY Po'soe nav
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Te,ti,nonIal 60 0en. Scott,

NEW YoRk, April IA memorial from the
citizens of st Louis, twenty three hundred in
number, elegantly bound in morocco, waa pre-.
sented TO Gen. Scott by Erastus Brooks. He
received II with many thanks.
Judge Ogden Edwards died last night.
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no MARRIED MEN,

Or ChOse Contemplating Marriage.
THE undenigned Til avsi niornatiOn on q yery ~
spsstts0 and iGpOraGHt subject which will be vau'
Cd more than thousand tmesi its by every married
eoppie any ago oondiion in ife The Information
VIII bs sent hy mail any address tho receipt Of Is
cents tsQOer) and one red stamp.
Al lssVsIy lhoah be addressed 70
Il. B.. NORRIS, NJ. D,
octSl-1y3tawd&W '4i-. Boston, Mass
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From Fortress Monroe
Gunpowaer FOR enc ne osla.

GuDpOwder for tho HeOeIs.
New YoRK, April "A letter from Hamil.
ton, Bermuda, 2lst ult,, says the steamer Ber.
muda arrived yesterday a. 81. Georges from
Liverpool, England. The report Ia that che has
Oh board fifty tons Of gunpowder. Every thing
in regard TO her 10 kept quiet BY those on board
She has brought some passengers, and 1t was
rumored last evening that M. Slide!l was one
Of them. She will leave again ss soon as abe
obtains q supply of coal.