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Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-14
From the Cincinnati Price Current April 3.
Financial and Commercial summary
for the Past Week.


The demand for money continues on a limited
scale, and unemployed capital continues abund-
ant. The rates range from to II per cent. for
acceptable paper.
The supply of exchange has been light all the
week, and demand notes are being used to great
extent in making remittances TO the East, aud
which can be done in this way at about one tenth
of one per cent Gold is higher, owing TO the ad-
vance in New York We quote:
Buying. Selling.
New York. ......... .par@l-l0 R@L prem
Gold "a prem. 2@24 prem
There has been some fine spring weather with
in the week, but it has been followed by cold
rain. and fall of ten degrees in the temperature.
which checks the little vegetation which had
taken place. The general business of the city
has been good and satisfactory. Several custom
ers have been in the city from Tennessee buying
provisions chiefly, but the business done by them,
so far has been light still ii is increasing and
their full assurance existing in their minds
that the rebel rule bad ceased in Nashville, for
ever, there is no doubt that more trade would be
done. Several lots of cotton and tobacco have
been received from Nashville and Clarksville, and
sales of the cotton have been made at DC. OF
course, under existing circumstances, dealers buy
sparingly at this high rate, as it is now generally
regarded that the rebel army will be thoroughly
scattered and demoralized within the next sixty
days. and all the leading cities in the rebel States
in possession of the United States forces. Island
No. 10, which had been selected by Beauregard,
and rendered invincIble, be and the rebels sup
posed, has been surrendered, with all the guns and
war material, leaving the Mississippi without any
other important distractions to New Orleans 10
impede the progress of our forces TO that city.
So that whatever trade we may have from the
South will soon begin to come, but it will come
slowly and increase gradually.
We noticed in our last the action of the Insu-
rance Companies of this city and the agencies Of
foreign companies, regarding storage of coal and
carbon oils Within the past week tests have
been made by competent chemist at the direc-
ton of our city authorities, for the purpose of
ascertaining at what temperature these oils would
explode, or take fire, with the following results:
Temperature Temperature
Name of Oil. itemitted a il took fire.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-14
Cincinnati castie MARKET for the week
ending. April 9th.

CArrLE-The supply Of beef cattle has been
fair. Though there have been some fluctuations
in prices, the change has not been important and
our quotations are the same they were week
ago: common 81 75ta2; fair - 25(d2 so; good
81 1903; prime TO choice 80 25@3 50 per
GENITAL gross.
SHEEP in light supply and in fair demand al
$3@4 per GENITAL gross, according to quality
Hoes in ample supply and the market dull at
- 1903 so gross. the latter rate being only
obtainable for extra large
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-14

The appearance here on Sunday and yester-
day of Vice President Hamlin, with a party Of
ladies' from Washington, on general frolic. with
a band of music, &C., has not raised the distn-
gu;shed gentleman in military naval estima-
ton With such serious surroundings and stern
realities as we have here, the appearance of a
pleasure party with throng of thoughtless, gid
DIV girls, is immensely condemned, especially at a
time when the wives Of officers are strictly pro-
hibited from paying them flying visit. They
left on their return to Washington yesterday.
much to the qualification of ali who have a
proper appreciation of the appropriateness of
things and events
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-14

DKxocRArrc vIcroRy AT SPinSGFIrLD, Ono.
-Wm. ID. Hall, q staunch and uadinching Demo
crat, has been elected Mayor Of Springfield. Ohio,
by four majority. This is u large ean rs Spring
field has been one Of the strongest Republican
cities in the State.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-14
rHE EDAHY SENTINEL

viii by mail express TO subscribers at point
for fifty cents a month, or six dollars year.
Allsubscriptions invariably in advance. Address
ELDER, HARDNESS a BINGHAM. Ind'plis.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-14

Fortress Monroe Correspondence of the Baltimore Amer
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-29
a Il . II "A & 7

O; ne FyE'TTTvTH Sg1y-ANNU1L SIAIA
aKNI az ~ c0pSi;ioa of ne Hc1E LhSt-
RASdE CONPANl, ef re CRY q -fsfr York.
ca fss IL day ~ .iinuatA !bi
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-29
cnAPrL, NJ. L. CHURCH:

eoaxrn or FOURTH AID FoFLAA srEErTs,
O. H. BOYD PAs1og-
Cis.s..-.-............. a. ~ IL aud : p -
Moru.og Service. ~. a -
sunday school. .ss.'- - = y
l.v~.4rg ssrv.et.- y -
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-29

l<~.i Asrestissrneuf. hfT o~uis Ter square $50
nseFt1n. IA -. -.
s.f.s.1tsry arrangements male With tho "hS
.-5 - ADVERTISE - The year. With ne priv'iefe .
-s.s.,x A. s,,sasurs Yeafsy advertisers, however,
81 r. osn1ned strictly % theif regular business
a. Aassrsssssass . IN s special ao'se ss'oma viii
% me- kept constantly the inside,
e.se.. sosc.s pablishei Ia ths local columns, of
-. inns ef nr1rr viii be charvei fpr each insfftYh
o. n e-ss. sfas lines, ten ceuts PEI me. -,
tf.erri K -iltts ss1t ia FOR 90 sffcihs' Nhe VII
So l,,..r.ed tree months, uniess o. rel e't ..,,
- altrrstlo-f q \ standing atvertsefnrni VIII
Int 70 rcn-sfai of tie sane. uales- "'"rs"''s
freft upon y contract. ..-t..
Arnanse.tx candidates fof ofce OF every af,sssR-
~ y - ~re.s fff7 % Or each na-e In thr batiy
s4o0i, s.. "a and weekly, dfudrs y M
-ratslt.e sdxcrti sements wtafever
fseswu made foF inserting she no.iees oi
n. seebu,z. or Associations as miolloHs.
Il rs..i = at exseedlnz lines . cenfs i''
rf'an: ever eight lines AZ tnis rate. -,
esAiks ss,h funeral notice attached,
a. etl1e, free.
,tsAis, riealcs and Excrrsions gotten
ssh sea. o. Associations, OF oy ohui'hs-'
I~e saa nent. deserted At the sxPs.n,.e o.
&C. st :. and payuent not 20 be oeisysi
- ~. l.. - n fnz6 but c0iieefaoie Al ihe usaa.
sne psb. - 3 accountable Tor The aeeurasy ~
sx.l .frert. s-l-a. s31ni the amount enats'' ut
their publication
'he Weekly Express
subIished every Wednesday. at 10 per ann0n''
..-So naper sen, v hout the money. nor eon'ina-
= longer tima tAan ID ioF
anten oG Advertising in "ees't'
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A. rroof that the picot Purifier and fiii- are
purely vegetable, have fhe certificates ef thc-e EN-
ineut ehsmists. Professors thiiton 81 Ns~ iusA, end
Iorke of Cincinnati.
Rad pr Rotack'- Special Notice auf Certificates
Published ln a consTlcuous part 4 thia Paper from
time D. time.
Pr,e. "a the scandinavian Vegetable rioo1 ari-
Ser 81 pr bottle g r taif loren % th~ ~csn-
dln.stan Vegetable Blood Pills. = cents Ter ben. ot
: bozrs for 81.
P.lnrlpai Cfnce add saiesroom. Ne Easl Fourth
st - Build - fruna Mai So, CiuC.nnsu, o. lab
sr.tcrv. Nc. is Ianmund strce'
FOR SALE BY
Pn TCSrFIIY. --rre Hauif.
g.R CUNNINGHAM, Z" "
Wy. l.. sHUFf. New 0pshc1-
fffER Brsklkk. Ccutreslle-
And ~ Druggists ani Me-chart gerefri'i
thruuehous Re Uritei staies ar Csnstes.
fan11wtf
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-29
he Weekly Expres

s.-rhsre sn be 20 dssisloo from the above
sies. -. a
A. ..fsoft4saasuis publ aff IL eoth Daily an
us@klv vii b. charged the iul DAILY rates Wiz -
hAlf y tha nfehiy rates added. :.
CHARLES CRuPr. 9Eo'R.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-29
SEWING MACHINES.
1900 Sold Daring the Yea 1858,

p<sss nos-S..E Tx xUNRER sal1 "a. 1etbs .-
rsefy s-x cst- s-strr wsetire Mar-. tzrUu
a. esaL-..
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-05-17

say The "Philobiblion" No, 6, is on
|ur table with its usual index of curious
|Pntents. Not the least interesting feature
} us is the list at the end Of each No. of
rare, curious and valuable books" We
ave gone over them with pencil and
|,arked such as we should like to have
nd will have a0hcn we get monoy-alas
hen? Geo p. Philcs & Co., 81 Nassau
treet, New York.
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sey- We do not at this moment rcmcm,
er if VIC acknowledged the receipt Of the
lay No Of the .Alantjc Monthly or not
here are in it some excellent papers and
he best of them is "Weathcr in War;
he lesson intended to be taught by "Thc
craftsmanship of Richclicu' is not fairly
hculcatcd, and if acted upon, is more
han likely to plague the inventor. Gag
es of Sorrento" weak and washy, is con,
luded.
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TO CONSUMPTINES.

TUE advertisers having been restored health in
/ tw weeks, by very simple remedy after having
suif rd several years with severe lung affection and
that dread tSraS", C0nsumptiOu-S anxious to make
known tnLls t'lI"N sufferers the means Of cure.
nit who d"sire it, is Will send copy ur the prc
scripnn used fire nf chargc} with the directions for
pr pa ing and using the which they will find n
sure cur for Consumption, Asthma Bronchitis &c
rh' ouly object of thr advertiser sending the Pre-.
scrp ptom is tu bcnGit the afflicted, and spread ufnrH
oh which he conc"ives 20 b. Invaluable and he hopes
every su',r VIII try his remedy, it will cost
them nothing. and may prove n bipssiug.
Parties vi hing The prescription will please address
Rev EDNAtO A. WILSON, Williaulsburgh
May IT, l-G1 -3n King county, New York.
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nGT Part 4G--Lppincott's reprint of
hamber's Encyclopedia "Fnst'-"Fig''
is on our table. We take great pleasure
b recommending this as a most valuable
nd cheap work. Every subject, law, lit
|rature, politics, religion treated fully and
bly,. Only is cents No. % & "a
orth 4th street, Philadelphia.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-05-17

ra- During the first few days Of Court,
Jon. John McRcynolds was quite unwcll,
hd scarcely able to sit, but was much
etter at the c'osc. Hon. S. Badly did not
ppear in Court until Wednesday.
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Appeals from The Assessments.

Notice is hescby given that the Commissioners orCo.
lunbia county will hold their Appeals Oh the following
days and places, to wit:
On Monday April 2lst 1859, Berwick and Briarcreek
at the Rising sun. Lewis Enke, in berwick.
On Tuesday, - Scott and Centre at the House Of
Daniel L. Evcrhart, in Light Street.
On "Wednesday, % Orange aud Mount Pleasant at the
House of samuel Everett, in Orangcvie.
On Thursday, 2itl, FishiRgcrrCk, ut the house for
mcfly occupied by Geo w. Hoffman, in Fshingcreck
On Friday, 2jth, Benton and sugaroaf, at William
Coles, BcntOn.
On Saturday Goth, Greenwood at the house of Joseph
r. Patton in Greenwood.
Monday !sth, Jackson aud Pine, at Tram Derr's in
Jackson.
On Tuesday 2th, Madison, at Samuel Rmby's in
JCrscytown.
On Wednesday, 30th, IIomOck and Moptour at the
IucEhorn Tavern in llrmluck.
On THURSDAY, Way lst lSu2, Catawissa and franklin
atthc Public House of Daniel Reinbol. in Cattawissa
Friday ed, Maine and Beaver, at the Public house Of
John Nuss in Mainyc.
ON Saturday Sd, Milin at the house Of John Keller,
in Nrlinviilc
ON Monday l2th Locust and Roaringcreck at the
house of John l.. Hurst, in Shutdown.
On Tuesday 18Th, COnyngham at the house of Reuben
Wussrr.
On Thursday 18th, Bloom at the Court House in
BlOomsburg.
By order Of the Commis sioners.
X. c. FRUIT, Clerk.
Bloomsbury, April ), lSG2.
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Uniformity Of Frioos!-A New Feature in business
Every one his own salesman! JONES < co. Of the
Crescent one inc" Clohng store, No 2U4 Market stree
above sixth Phi ada phia.
In addition TO having the largest most varied and
fl,hiunaha stock Of Clothing in Pmadr pia, made eY-
prnssy for retail ,8i"s, have constituted every one his
own sal Irsuan, by having marked Ia figures, each
tcu a thsNrry lowest price it cah be sod for SO they
cannot pos Ib vary all must buy alike
ThF goods are well spOngcd and prepared, and great
pans taken with the making that all can buy with the
fll A. 'sUranrr 0f Etng good article at the very low
est price. Also large stock Of piece goods hand0i
the latrat style aud best qualities, which will be made
~ order in tAn most fashionable and best manner %
per cent, below credit prices.
Remcnbcr the Crescent, in Market above Sixth street
No. 2Ol. JONES Il 90.
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c. THOMAS w. MArT5ON, Rcccvod tue p.ize
Medal a the Wurd's Fair in London -J1, for NKs
CARPET BAGS. Boots, shoes and Gums. Great induce.
ats nuW offered to purchasers Of the above art
crs This Ia much the largest stock of trunks, Carpet
Bags, NHlics Sc in Philadelphia very cheap for cash
No. ij1 Market Street door above ith, south side
nnut of mi ittry business in which there has been
more mark "a Improvement than IN the ciothing Of sol
di'rs Not many years since officers and prVHtes were
clad in garments which were almost skin.ti@ht They
wore leather stocks, which worthy the name, for
N y kept the WrHror in trbulaon while their padded
breasts and tight sleeves made voliton matter ofgrcat
difficulty, Daring the present war, such of our vclun
tcFrs procure their uniforms at the Brown stone
Chnsuut street, Ubovc Sixth Philadelphia, obtain cl0
thing that is perfectly easy, substantial and becoming
Tn" firm uumud havt Eonu largely into the business OF
making Military Clothing. and their facilities enable
them q I'LL the largest ordJr in the shortest possible
time.
Sept n, 1861
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THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER,
Dn7iJle Sbfet. FoytU- E. akt LOlllUIHS.

published every Morning, Except Suudays) by VIM.
l. w. Harding, No, l2l South Third street, FhliId.
e'pIia, Pa The Greatc.t newspaper of Philadelphia !
The trying times Of the nations history in which we
live render u Live Newspaper! an Indispensable TO
every man who would keep himself informed OF the
important events which are daily trauspiriug. To
Ofhe public IN such time the pres !ut, requires an
amount of labor and of extraordinary expense Of which
the community at large have no conception The pub
7HE PHILADELPHT4 I'VE UTRER
has spared efforts or mouoy 10 make it all that it
could b. made Beside, improving and strengthening
best Reporters aud Letter writer's IN the country have
been sent al great expenses with Tho Army aud Navy,
ana nave frequently gNen the public t' hrst and tull
est accounts b. telegraph uHd by mail, Of important
EFENTS ar VHE'SEAT OF " AR.
The Inquirer the first northern paper to the
account oi the llatt'ras ana Port Royal victories and
WAS t"rly" hours ia advance of any paper in coun
uf what Will be done, order To give it, readers and
best accunts If every event of interest connected with
THE GREAT REBELLION
and the time have It maintain its reputation
the best general newspaper IN the country.
The increase ~ the circulation of NE Inquirer dG'
the year, is the best evidence OF the extent 20
which The public rely upon II for the news of the day.
Its circulation has averaged Tor several months past
OVER THO HUNDRED 9HOUS3AD COPIESl
a week or nearly forty thousand day aud 1t has,
during the year in times of excitement, reached over
seventy thousand duy-tesling the capacity Of our
fast press 10 the utmost 10 supply the demand. II com
menced the New leag with nuw aud beautiful copper
faced type, aud with renewed Nisor aud activity in its
News and Editorial departments,
The Inquirer il independent in politics.
~ Prices at which the Philadelphia lSquircris fur
nlshei Single copies Two Cents or twelve cents a
week. Daily tapnr 50 per annnn in advance Two
dressedto WM. W. HARDING, Publisher,t
May 49, 1862 PmLApELrmlI, PA
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sss- May the buds and blossoms and
romises of Spring be fully answered by
be grand fruition Of the Autumn.
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Treasurcr's Sale
OF UNSEATED LANDS.

4 dNEEABLi W the provisions Of an Act Of Assem-
Il bly, entitled uu Act directing the mode Of selling
Unseaod Lands for taxes aud for other purposes pass
ed the J day of March, st, 3Jth day Of March, e2I
aud nth day uf March ls the Treasurer Of the county
oCoumba hereby gives notice to all pei
ca therein that unless the Co., Road, school poor and
Lands situate in Columbia, paid before the day of
sale lo whole ur such parts Of each tract will pay
The taxes sud costs chargeablc thereon, viii be- sold
the COURT HOUSE, in Hluumsburg county Of Culum.
kia ON the gh day June 1862 being the second Mon
day, and to be- continued by adournmcnt from day to
DAY for arrcarHgrs of taxes due s1d county, and the
ii pu Ii tr
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Bay" Judge Rupert informs us that he
Jas assessed one hundred and ninety-two
ogs in Bl ccm township.
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TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

Whereas l. the subscriber, have given six srvrrnI
promissory notes, made by the first for $500 due
lst April 1859 The second, third fourth and ilth. be-.
ing onCh for S30O0o due the first day Of Apri leG3
lsi r,j and lshG respectively and the sixth hsng for
the Of $4,000, due the first days Of April 1867
And whereas as verify believe the said notes were oh
tanned from by fraud and the Consideration for the m
has utterly failed. Now this is o notify all persons that
said notes will not b" paid and therefore they are
toned not to negotiate tn same
JACOB D. LINDENMUTH.
Union tnMnship, SrhNl co March ~ IsN2-Gt
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y IL IA
The ol.cgtah!i shed
WHITE NALL CLOTHING BAZAAR,
NJ The southwest corner Of
FOURTH AND MARKET STREETS.
IL now prepared with
FULL STOCK OF FASHIONABLE READY MADE
CLOTHING FOR FALL AND WINTER WEAR.
at p.r"s witch challenge competition.
Particular att ntion given to Customer Work, OiCcrs
Uniforms also Home Guards suits, &c
WHITE HALL CLOTHING BAZAAR.
Southwest corncrof
FOURTH AND MARKET STREETS.
PETER :. LEVICK, Proprietor.
Nav. lG, lsGI. (May |, IsGl-l2m)
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News from the Rappahannock

Rebel Scito0nrS Capiured-We oath Of
Allegiance AdmlniStertd 10 500 RejcI
DtSerterS echo Lay Darn Their drmS.
WAsHINGToN, May 13-The steamer
Wyandouk arrived this morning from the
Rappahannock Her officers report that
the Freoborn and Island Belle went
up to Piankatonk on Saturday, and cut
out two rebel schooners, one with volu'
bic cargo of whiskcy and other stores.
The Belle proceeded up the latter river
some distance and discovered a body Of
about 500 rebel deserters from the Glou-
costcr Point batteries who stated that yhor
the order was given to evacuatc, they
being disgusted with the service determined
to join the Federal lines and surrender.
They belonged to a Virginia Regiment,
They offered to lay down their arms, and
expressed willingness to take the oath
of allegiance, which Capt. Harris Of the
Belle administered to all Of Them.
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nGs- On last Sunday afternoon, w aried
9TH week work, we strollod into the
|ard and throwing ourself at full length
pom the grass tried to believe ourself once
pore boy. In the deep ccruloan large
masses Of hcecy clouds were floating and
be watched them til, piece after piece,
cparating from the main body, the whole
dissolved and disappoared; leaving in the
ky no trace of thur existence. Turning
ur eyes to Earth, we bchcld the noun
aims sending forth vast volumes Of dark
ing smoke, aud could fancy the cries and
houts and cxcrtions Of the weary mortals
Tho were fighting the destructive clement.
overhead were waiying the sweet scented
|pple blossoms, and among them the ever
usy bees were seeking the nectar Of the
i've. But only for moment could We
etsin the feelings Of boyhood the cares
f life returned when We heard our little
wo year old, calling, "Papa y "papa p
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Specil Notices.
Z ZIP 10y M EN- T!

"
WGw pay from So To- S7j per month, and all cypcn.
sea, to active Agents, give commission. p8riculHrs
gent free, Address fRIE SFwING MACHINE COMPANY, Il.
JAMES @ moral Agent, Milan Ohio.
Aug. If. l-'1-l2m
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Estate If Philip YTonSUo, iaeCf Scott teWushp, Columbia
county decreased,
NOTICE is hereby given that Letters of
i I Administration ON The estate Of Philip Trousuc,
late of Scott township Columbia county. deceased have
been granted by tha Register o said county to the u.
dcrsimcd. who resides in Espy, Scott township, Co.
lumbin county. All persons having cluims or demands
against the estate Of The dCCrudcut pre-
them for settlement, and those indebted TO make
payment without delay. REHECCATRONSUE.
April % lSG3-Gt. .4dmlRis tratyr.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE,

Estate If Josiah Hagen6uch, iaie Of ScoA tonaship,
Colgmb0 COHaty, deceased
n 0TICE is hereby given that Letters of
i Y Administration on the Estate Of josiah HAG.
ENBuCH, late OF Scott township Columbia cougfy, de.
ceased, have h.cn granted by the Register of said
county TO PETER ENT residing in scott township,
Columbia county, Al persons having claims or dc.
mands against the Estate of the decedcnt requested
present them for settlement aud those indebted TO
make payment without delay,
PETER ENT,
April 20, laGa-Gt, Rdptat,,-dcoY