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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-07

~" now now
just now, in the succession of magical entertain
ments Afforded our citizens. the following exphr-
nation of the maryels OF Second sight" NAV in
terest our readers. who are just now being great
~ mystifed o nights at Metropolitan Hall We
find il in the Missouri Democrat, ~ IN expose of
Heller. according to which authority the system
Of second sight IS system of preconcerted ques
tons and answers.
The same question differently arranged requires
different answers, thus:
o. Ques.-ls it plain or ornamented? Ans
Ornsmenied.
(2) offs il rnmeated or pIain2 A
Plain.
There are questions relating to color, precious
stones, metals. wearing apparel jewelry, &c. As,
for instance:
Q-What color is itY A-Black
Q-What Is the eolorl rA.-7Blae.
Q-Iel me the color? A-Green
q Illus IL acolorY A.-White rrr =
q Any colory A--Oranse or yellow.
Q--Name the color? A-Brown
The following for metals:
Q-What metall A,--Gold
Q-What Is the metal? A-Silver.
Q-Tel me the meta2 "copper".
Q-Name the mealr Alum or steel.
u W
And SO ON for the different articles mentioned
above ~ ~ ft8 lfu3
There is also a list. and a very extensive one
for miscellaneous articles. A few examples will
suffice:
Q-What have here? A purse.
Q.-Wl.t is thisi A toothpick.
Q.-This will puzzle your A court pas-
ter. ....
And so on almost indefinitely
Rv hay md ans ri fed
and arrrnged an articleiof any kind can be very
accurately described, requiring, generally, how
ever, combination OF the questions of different
classes. Thus: fH.a-Hf t.h rl8fL
Q.-Is this for any purpose? A.-Of course
a reticue.
1Q--what color is III, "A BLACK. ~ ibq,
Takes an article out of the reticule and
asks:)
Q-what have here? A purse.
Q.-Tell me the colorY A-Green.
Takes money OUT
Q-What have nowy A-Money ~.
Q-I can not hear you. A-Bank notes.
Q-Of what value is it? A-Ten dollars.
Q-Is this the same? A.-No; dime
Another article)
Q-Tell me now? N.-Keys.
(AnOther.)
Answer Immediately. A handkerchief.
Q-Has it a COLOR A-White.
Thus the retcule and all its contents are de
scrbed.
Describe piece Of jewelry. -f .ai .as t-r
Q-Do YOU admire thisY A.-Yes brooch.
Q-Do YOU know the stone. Ayes; a cor
nelian.
Q-Has it a colori A.--White. 80.
Mr. Heller eudeavors, by various expedients
to conceal from his audience the fact that all
Freddy's answers are dependent upon the ques
tons asked He sometimes asks no questions
at all.
Thc audience Will observe that he does not
dispense with the question till Fred's back Is
turned. and he Fred within "a few feet of the
curtain They will also observe that the articles
Mr.. Heller holds up are not the small ones con
corning which he had-asked questions. This
time they are iarge-a hat, mutt. a shawl. set
of furs or something which can easily be seen by
person behind the curtain. who Is so near to
Fred us almost to be able to whisper in his ears
OF course Fred don't fail to give the right name
TO the article taao9 tff -r $50 Tra7s ss'Taa
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inn as. SIC IS nJre than shereceives

THE S1ATt LrBRAKY.-Ar. Brown, the Libra
rian. is refitting and redecorating the State Ii
brarv rooms throughout Everything Is being
put in the most admirable orier-elegantiy and
beautifully. Mr. Brown has arranged place
wherein the trophies won BY Indiana tooopS dur
ing this war may be safely kept Already ne has
in his keeping sundry relics Of battle fields IN
which our brave boys have distinguished them
selves, and they are we'll worth looking at by the
curious and the patriotic.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-07
But aBose and bcySud die mere foitiuc OF
magic apt usbsic. IS thel aysesy OF ';seeohdl

ArRDnl--0hi TUESDAY ass the Sheriff Of
Madison county, Indiana. was Fatally stabbed by
the section boss on the Chicago Air Line Rail-
road at Anderson, stndiApn, Z " hiie uiscl.arging
his duty IN serving civil process upon the latter
The murderer WAS arrested, and is now in Jail.
The names of the parties not given.
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from Chicago.

CHICAGO. Feb. 6--TeIegraphic communication
20 San Francisco. which has been interrupted Tor
some time by floods in California, was resumed
to day
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-07

u James ID. Tatman was shot and killed by
Benz Merlck, in Franklin county. last week.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-07

~ Miss Relic Carroll will re-opea her school
for boys and Misses in the basement of the Asso-
ciate Reformed Church. on Ohio betw cen Penn
sylvauia and Delaware streets. on Monday next.
Miss Carroll is an accomplished and thorough
teacher. and her enterprise should be encour-
aged.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-07
HOTELS.
PATTISDN HOUSE.

NO. % NORTH ALABAMA ST. DIRECTLY OPPOSITE
THE EAST END or EAST MARKET-H HOUSE,
HAS been newly painted papered, and otherwise re-
paired and improved, and furnished entire with
new furniture, and am now prepared 10 accommodate
BoaTders Travellers very low rates; and hope my
ois.-friena- will give eaii my quarters.
have good house and apumber Of good rooms.
The house il close the County and United States
Court houses and Postofice.
Day board rs wanted :. BARBOUR, Propr.
fehJ-d1wdw3m
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-07

NorIcE The members Of the Division of the
Sons of T'empersnce ateArcqusted to attend q
stated meeting as Friday evening. Itiy
By the X -
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FOR SALE.
RENOvATERS,

VUyHE UNDERSIGNED BEGs MOST RESPECTFULLY
inform the citizens Of Indianapolis and the sur
rounding country, that he Is to be found bis old stand
No 10 South Meridian street few doors south Of the
Post Office.
Thankful TO the ladies' and gents for the liberal support
ne las received-for Tie sstssx years hoping for
tiuuance Of the same.
Work done cheap and warranted Ladies satin al,i
wooden dresses and shawIs cleaned and dyed an fscs
shades Grape shawis dyed beautiful scarst crnsson
AID bieached Gents sosd clothing cleaned, dyed re-
paired and pressed 10 look well new short
tee Grease paint taken out, without injury
the cloth.
Secondhand clothes bought and sold
Military ssshes redy-d on short notice. Funeral
mou ming dyed.
HARRIS has lowered the prices 10 suit the times
y. h. Don't make a mistske connection with any
other house Of the same kind name IN the c y;
feh5 K HARRIS
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-07

SUPREME CouRr OF INDIANA The Judges in
Chambers having finished the business of the
November term, yesterday adjourned
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-07

EDUCATIONAL STATISTICS are indebted to
Professor Fletcher the able and accomplished
Superintendent of Public Instruction, for the fol-
lowing statistics:
The county of Marion pays greater amount
of school revenue than any other in the State,
viz. S34.7 81
The county of Starke pay less money for the
suppnrt of schools than any other, viz: S9bo 10.
The county of Allen draws more money from
the Treasury of State tor the support OF common
schools than any other in the State. viz; slo,
Starke county draws less money for the same
purpose than any other, viz: Sill "a
According To the enumeration on which the
last apportionment was made, Allen county had
Is. OPS children. A greater number than any
other county.
Stake county has the smallest number OF
children subject TO enumeration for school Pur-
noses of anv county in the State. there being bat
S6S children in "a ii county g
Marion county receives but 10y ", pay
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-07

lNDIANAPoLIs GRAIN MARKET-The following
were the quotations yesterday: White wheat 76a
soc. and sfrp; red do. l5a1sc; oats. 22i25c;
corn, Doc; rye. 40a5O; buckwheat. 30c baled
hay, llal2c; loose do, SHOE. eoit
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-07

-E-Large quantities OF hay and grain came
in from the North this morning.. Several ear
loads OF ice were also received, and the 50 miner
sU,f'y OF this luxury promises to be abundant
" A Ledger
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-07
Night isPatchcs.


WAsHseTos. FEB.
sESATE--Those who voted against Brisbts
expulsion were.
Bsvsrd, Cowsn. Carlisle, Harris. Kennedy,
Latham, Nesmith. Pearce. Powell. Rice. Sasls
bury. Ten Eyek. Thompson and wilIey-ls.
yeas % -. .a.f -. f- ..ss -. t7s --s--.
The Vice Presideu, said that as two-thirds bad
voted in favor Of the resolution il was adopted
The Senate adjourned.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-07

THs Gsrtr 1issset As-.ss Pl.sKK--T o-lsgs,
famous Robert Heller whose magic and music
has created such an immense stir among the
wonder loving and music. portion OF our citizens
In the formef scieace. Heller = ncoDpaFably su-
perior to any Professor TIA, hasever wished this
city. His feats of legerdemain are executed in
promp, of hand manner. among the audience.
and without any the intricate machinery and
tool. vkiclIars n.ed ~ al osher prtctbnes sbo.
are seus % visit a. : Tlsey are new TOD ana IL
vanity Is the spice Of life HelIers entertainment
u sufficiently seasoned to suit the palate of the
most iastidious epicure. AS pianist he has no
equal iutheccuntu, ntIugrewg NE u~fsTiti
cal connoisseurs pronounce him fully up to the
mark Of the great Thalbcrg who it will be re-
meoibered crowded every place in which he APP
peared at 81 90 a ticket.
But above aud beyond die mere routine, OF
magic apd asssic. is. theI aysess Of ';seeohdl
sight seience-if it be science-which has
created more establishment and speculation than
anything ever presented to the public How the
marvel is accomplished is a question which has
puzzled the knowing ones to an extent that has
been resolved into column after column Of news
paper matter, but no sooner is one seemingly sat.
isfactory theory advanced. than it is Knocked into
"pi" by the development Of 4 new phase of the
mystery With the magiciun. we are fun 90
come 10 the conclusion that il Is m original aud
exclusive "Hellersm"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-07

IT, We hear it stated that Miss Dora Shaw,
Miss Kimberly and Mrs. Ada fsaacs Menken
Heenan will make their appearance in rapid sue
cession at .he Metropolitan in this city, .....
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-07

G0ftsoa MoaroNo- wetgfetto learn dat
dispatches received in the city Yesterday
announcing Gov Mortul's serious illness at
Washington
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-07
BELLS SPECIFIC PILLS
THE LATEST NEWS.

Use THi wOsbfKFgL sRkAULEs.
Il X y y ID E',S IT'S SILA Go.
For Coughi Cold. Hosrsenes.. SoF. IaToata. &c a.
For sale 'r ali druggists. IN large bozes 5 cents
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-07

WANTS. FOK SALE. "fOR RIM" LOST
FOUND. fsf8o kKDfNsi. t.Adverfisentenfs coming
und-r these hesdiuEs. exceeding i've lines Willie
serted once for - cents.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-07

THE Wonderful GRANTEES.
b RA y DE'S TUS S1LAG co.
GIVE immediate relief, and cure Coughs Colds.
Hosrseaes- Sore Throat, &c
Sold IN iATse boxes, - eents, b All Druggist
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-07
FOR OLD OR YOUNG.

HE WONDERFUL GFAyJLEs.
BR 4 y ID l. s u = : l l. A co .
y pies-auf 90 take. and cure IN
COUGHS, COLDS HCARsESEss, SORE THROAT. a..
Sold at - eehts per bos, by at Drusgists.
The national Republican., 1862-03-18
aAS.xAHsss.

OPP FELLOWS, HALL.--Ssnford's troupe hnyf
made this hall once more-the centre OF attrad
iifn. Their audiences are large and form the
leading families Of our city; and no wonder, fo'
the enter rtainments given By this company. ex
Gel anything of the kind ever yet visited, M
each and every member 10 proficient In theii
parts, either AS vooalists. musicians, or com
sdians. The programme this evening embrace
a great variety IN scenes from The Ope ras, draw
! ING, room Ia Dray tons. BY the Bordwells. con
| oluding with laughable aftsrpiece. which the
troupe has made its own. II includes all the
leading members. A grand skating scene Il
introduced, which gives II the title 0" "a Biz
Thing or Ice." Go and see them. This is the
last week.
| CANTERBURY HALL One ofthe largest crowd,
that ever assembled within tho walls Of place
of public amusement In this city WAS In attend
ance on tho occasion Of the benefit Of George
Percival, Esq, last night The performance
was well conducted throughout. The beautifu
Julia Mortimer, the charming Mile Fowler
and the wonderful Delevante brothers, drew
| forth tremendous applause. The entire pro
gramme Of last night will he repeated to. night
and as many we're unable obtain seats las
night, we advise our friends to go early.
The national Republican., 1862-03-18

~-Mfs beWfs rop0rien < bfH WIN am6ndment
for .the. relief Of p 4. Clark, Passed, q
A conc urrent resolution. providing fpr set
was passed.
Mr.. Shepherd, from the Committee on Water
reported back \ bill to allow Chas. E. Richard
son 10 supply certain adjoining teneme nts with
water from one service.pipe. Passed.
Mr.. Given, from the Committee on claims
reported bill to pay Philip Condor certain
amount deposited b. error.
Mr.. Given, from the same committee, asked
to be discharged from the consideration OF the
petition Of P. JordOn, who asked for the re-
mission Of hne. Recommitted 10 the Com
mittee.
Mr.. Given also reported adversely to the
claim Of Sandy Middleton. gtu ...r /. ..tt
Mr.. Grinder, from the Committee on Police
reported n bill In relation to the disbursements
for cleaning markets, &c. Passed.
Mr.. Stevens reported a bill appropriatins
s2.2oo for the payment Of Corporation consta
Mr.. Stevens also reported bill making il
unlawful to sell coal by the ton, AT u rate les'
than 2,240 pounds. Passed.
An act creating n secretary Of the board o.
health, was passed.
The consideration of the joint resolution II
relation TO the right Of suffrage being In or
der, the question WAS taken on lis third read
Ing, and II WAS lost.
The resolution was postponed.
The Board then adjourned.
The national Republican., 1862-03-18
Vcmains OF Colonel Cameron.

The remains Of the late Col. Cameron were
yesterday sent on to Harrisburg in charge Of
MAJOR J.C. kretschmar, Of the One hundred
s. Paymaster, and Colonel Kane of the War
Department, formerly orderly to Colonel Cam
eron, and who was with him at the time he fell
In battle.
The remains, which we're placed in 4 zino
coffin, covered with black cloth, wore convey
ed 10 the depot in n hesrse drawn by four grey
horses. and escorted by the Fifty.fourth reGi-
ment Pennsylvania vOlu2tears, who were ac.
o,mpanied by a fine band. The coffin was GOV.
cred with 4 beautiful American Nag. Eight
officers acted as pail bearers. and the mourn.
ers followed the hearse In carriages.
The remains. upon their arrival al the depot,
were deposited in u special Car, and accom-.
panied by the gentlemen in charge, imne date.
iy left for Harrisburg, the late place OF resi-
denCs of the deceased.
A guard Of eight privates were also detailed
to ACCOMPANY the remains,
The national Republican., 1862-03-18
AGENTS WANTED,

IN ALL THE CAMPS AND CITIES rs me U 5
SEND FOR CIRCULAR AND TERMS
WE WILL MAKE IT AN OBJECT
TO ENIERPRIslNG MEN
CHAPLAINS, POSTMASTERS, and all such,
who can spare little time, and feel inclined TO buy
and sell, should supply the men in the camps with
ouI beautiful and life like card. pictures
DEAL WITH US DIRECTLY and you rill re
ccive arst class work aud get the Lowest Prices.
PICTURES OF COLONIES AND OTHERS
not our LET, made 10 order at reasonable prices
giving to you the exclusive sale-AND IHE
PROFITS
CAMP SCENES, with portraits Of the Staa and
Field Officers made to order, as all other Litho
graphic Work done in the most artistic style
The national Republican., 1862-03-18
Turned Up.

By late advices from Fernandina, Florida,
we learn that Elias Yulee, formerly Surveyon
General Of Washington Territory, but more re.
Gently an examiner IN the Patent Once in this
oiiy, has turned up As Gommissary IN the rebel
army. Az the approach Of the Union feet into
ly with the balance Of "secesh" for the interior.
He is a brother of the seceding Florida Sens.
tor, David l.. Yuse.
Mr.. William Whdley, of omnibus renoTn,
has also turned up In Dixie, In the character "i
Union prisoner at Richmond. He was arrested
| al Manassas some time since, by the rebels, for
too freely avowlpg Union sentiments, and was
thus disposed Of.
The national Republican., 1862-03-18
The Indian Iierb Doctor,
The Ind1an Ifetb DoCtOr,
From Canads, will describe diseases and tell HE
patients the nature Of their complaints or
illness, without receiving any in.
formation from them.

From Canada, will describe diseases and tell HE
Patients tic nature Of their complaints or
illness, without receiving any in.
formation from them.
No Charge for Corls,ltdiion or Adriee.
OUR MOTTO.
We use such Balms as have no strife
With Nature or tho Laws Of Life:
With Blood our bands We never stain
Nor poison men 10 ease their pain.
Our Faiher-whom all goodness fills,
Provides the means to cure all ills;
The Simple Herbs beneath our feet,
Well used, relieve our pain complete.
A simple Herb, a simple Flower,
Cufd from the dcwy Lea
These, these shall speak with touching power
Of change and health TO thee
Room No II, Washington Building, Fennsylva.
MIA avenue, corner OF Seventh street. ...r
No charge for Con-ultation. jan tl-Sn
Canadian references Of Tho indian Herb Doctor:
Sir L. Heads, Governor Of Cspads; Hon. u
Sterns, Mayor OF Montreal, e. T.; Hon Geo. H6
Mayor Of Qnebec, e.. Il Hon Joha Hutchinson,
Of TSSnS ;oE VI aS9 S9 R E0Sn;SO
Hon. W. Barker, Mayor Of London. q. W; W. Ssv.
e. Of ASrtllsTy pSSh sqpt Of
Toronto: G: ". Il, 4. Crook Alderman, Toronto,
G, W; j; Urquhart, Surgeon. TeIoato, G. W.
sFA few oil the many testmopi ,ls from the pe0
pie Of Washington, d, { =, to the Indian Herb Dec
Sc,qftia C,uoL.
J. d. Lakcnun, sixth street, No. 49,.
j. Lair whiclman, United States Capitol
!ohu Clark, Camp Duncan, ID,
John Z Day, corner I'd ard ID streets
Bat Cipe Of Jdundicc Cgrtd
John Iiutd, No 800 New York avenue.
David p.loO, r7s I"i street. sa'"
Nefr y,is nsJthLy
John Donohu No sos, corner q and Third sts
Cared qf Chronic Tisc1se
William sullivan, esrner Il and ss,. Iron Foun.
dry, Navy Yard, ID. G.
Cured cT DeJiiity
Charles Wilson, U. s. Regular,
Dgsppsia Cured
BcDj Dorsey, 9oth st, below Pennsylvania ave
Cwcd9f Pimpies on The Edec
James Reed, 18th and l. ttrcets.
ChroniC hhetm1tsm Cured
N. q. Howard, 10th street, near Avenue.
Nervous Debiiity.
Charles A. Coureiser, Navy Yard
Asthma, q)ler all n,ier Doctori Failed
Sd White, No 1853, Bst., South eide Of Capitol.
Cancer Cured
j. Blackburn, Georgetown.
Bad Dreams, 10Th Night Speais, Luroi
X. Haunsch, No il7, Seventh street,
Fis Cured
j. j. Kane, C. street, between 9Th and ith
~ Room No. II, Washington building, Penn.
sylvania avenue, corner Of Seventh street
srP-n
The national Republican., 1862-03-18
81. Patrick's Day.

The 18th day OF March has been memnrable
for centuries past as the natal day of lr reland 8
purest patriul and most exalted benefsctor.
Contrary to universal prediction, the day has
been pleasant aud the elements agreeable, and
ioyed themselves n 4 way characteristic of tho
peculiar tenets of their religious faith. We
understand that 4 sumptuOua repast, 10 com
memoraiion of the day. came of At Rtlney' s
well known and popular restaurant, on d street,
between Sixth and Seventh last evening. Good
cheer, wit. and humor prevailed during the
night, concluding with Il hearty wish for a
repetition of the same good time for many
yeNTS 10 come,
The national Republican., 1862-03-18
The Shooting Case on BuI.srd's Point.

We mentioned, IN our issue OF yesterday
that soldier, belonging TO the Ninty first regi
ment Pennsylvania volunteers. WAS shot on
Buzkard's Point by the keeper Of a GROCERY
named Luckelt. Since then, wo have asCer
tanned that two mon were shot--hoth of them
members Of the above named regiment. Their
names arc Francis Toner and William German
prlvstes in company =. LuCketl, the man who
shot the two men, WAS brought before Justice
Walter, yesterday, for examination. He ac'
knnwledged that he had fired The sun, but
alleged that !, was done IN selt.dsfense, as the
men, at tho time, were stonlng his house. He
was committed to Jail, bail being refused by
the Justice. One ol the men is very sayerely
injured, fears being entertained for his recov
The national Republican., 1862-03-18
I'D ADMINISIRA IlI.S GALE or ru. II0IrS L

Rf Z; 2. msGUiRr a. CO.. huctinn.srt.
- ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF THE HOUSE.
noLD FuRsirURE, BAR, AND FixTuREs, AND Coop
WILL OF ExGELsIoR CLt HoUsE.-On TUESDAY,
March 18th, BY order of lhe Orphans Court, shall
sell the Furniture, Bar Fixtures, and goodwill o.
the Excelsior Club. House, on Thirteenth street, te
tween Il and streets, comprising-
Suite Of walnut Plush coy,red Parlor Furniture
suite OF Damask covered raflor Furniture
Walnut Whatnot, Marble top Tables
Cane and Wood seat Chairs, Lounge
Walnut and Mahogany Card and Whist Tables
Mantel Ornaments, Clocks
Gas Chanteliers, Window Shades
Brussels and Ingram Carpets
Oiloloth, Rugs, STAIR Carpet
Extension Dining Tables, Dining Chairs
China, Glass, and Crockefy Ware
Silyerplated Castors, Table Cutlery
Btdstesds, Bureaus, Wsshstands
Hair and Husk Mattresses Bolsters and Pillows
Blankets, Comforts, Spreads
Kitchen utensi &, S owes &C
] he sale will commence with the Bar Eixtures
and good will
Terms SIS and under, cash, over that sum. II
credit o TWO and iour months, with interest saisiac
iorily secured.
JOHN ODONNELL,
Admio istrator
JAS. c. MEG UIkE 4 CO,
mar l2-eodtd Auctioneers.
The national Republican., 1862-03-18
saie Ven1 r.tnte.

Wall 4 Barnard, auotioneers, sold yesterday
afternoon, on the premises. by order of thu
Court Of Chancery, lot No. 10, in square 1856
pure by N. Gately, for ten cents per foo,
Lot No. 0, same square, purchased by Fl. L
Thomas, for six cents per foot. Lot No. II
same square, purchased by NJ Gately, fo
seven cents per foot. Lot M. u, same square
purchased by Margaret Hart, for six cents pei
iuol. Real estate is improving.
The national Republican., 1862-03-18
und1fng.

On Sunday morning between ten and eleven
o'clock, a soldier passing along !, near Fourth
street picked up 4 fine white male infant, about
six hours old, alive and kicking, wrapped in a
piece Of carpet. A benev VIOLENT lady, learning
the fact, kindly volunteered 10 take II in charge
and TO raise il.
The national Republican., 1862-03-18
Recovery OF stolen Goods,

On the night Of the I'd OF December last, the
cigar store ui Nj. Tyler southall, IN the first
ward, WAS entered through front window and
robbed Of r number Of fancy articles. The
first ward palrolmen have slnce then been at
work to detect the thieves, and Il day or two
since found some of the stolen property At the
store of Thomas MUCarna, in the first ward.
Sixty.two dollars worth OF goods were recov.
ered. MGCarna WAS arrested on the charge of
q aud larcOry and brought before Justice Dru
~, who held him to bail for court.
The national Republican., 1862-03-18
The Indian IIarb Docsor.

II will be seen by reference 10 testimonials IN
another column, that the Indian Herb Doctor is
as successful here N elsewhere In alIeviating 4
the distressos and bodily suffsrings to which we
poor IN, rtals are more or less subject Read
them
The national Republican., 1862-03-18

9- Photogra phs and NIB, otypes OF n
sizes arc takcn on q new plan oaly known to ths
pr prieor the Mo cclellan Art Gallery $40 Seventh
street. four doors above d.
The national Republican., 1862-03-18

~ We are pleased 20 eslI the attention
Of citizens and sol iers to ne Mcclellan Art Gal cry
$40 Seventh street, four doors abave D. There Is nj
other place In this city where so bcautiful Photo
graphs and Ambrotypcs are taken, aud where 81
much politeness is shown 10 customers.