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AueueuAGES.
DEATHS.

sMfTTf-DADGLEY-ou Tuesday cvenlng,Apr
2p,h, y the Rev. Mr.. floy, Mr Samuel suith
Miss Martha Jane Badeley. both Of New York.
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ANsjsEMENTs.
y. RNuNrs AMiEiCAN MUSEUM.
TUESDAY, JUNE 0, 1889.

TUESDAY. JUNE 0, 1889.
GRAND NA1lONiL BABY sHOv !
was opened yr'tsttav with furure 81 entuuaasuA
OWN 1900 PERSONS
visited y, and tclti the INST beautiful Children
TWINS, IoUR SETs - TKrLEr,. FItfEE- IA BA-
mrs, AND oSs huSpaEo BEAuIfuL CnrLsES,
were all seen.
81 TO-DAY. all the Premium Children Of zee.
ALL TIE TWINS, TRIPLES, AND TAT
CHILDREN
bes.io the wonder of Wom''r-, the
CHILD EIGHT MONTHS OLD.
WEIGHING bat ONE rOuND shNEN OUNCES
viii he on exhibition frHm IL o'clo k 4 VI. 81.
Y NJ sud all T.. Babies, Twins Trr.ots. AM Fat
babes over four years Il g. and the Infant Veirh.
Ing but one Pound Sven Oluce-. tom q SPIN.
t6- II WILL De CONTINUED ALL THIS
WEEK.
III LAD1Es aid CHILDREN DESTROYS o, avoid.
ing the dis -otuiu rts Il great crowd, wal do well
H. come esrly In tie morning, MT Later than - 10
o'clock, and see the scum and other CIr.os;tes
before the BABY SOW commences.
Also T. tie seen. At all hours, THE o. AkFR or
WOODEN Gus, from the Rebel totut cHti,i.s vt Cen.
treyille, Va, THE GREAT LIVING WHALE, NE
MADAGASCAR ALBiNOs THE LIVING BLACK
SEA LloN, LIVING MAMMOTH GRIZZLY LIAR
SAMSON, LIVING MONSTER SNAKES, LlVlN0
HAPPY FAMILY, LIVING TURTLE, GRAND
AQCARfA, &c.
The New and Magnificent Sensational Drama,
ADELAIDE OF DRESDEN.
EVERY AFTERNOON, at 3 o'clock.
EVERY EVENING. at y toa
MDLLE, RICHENZA,
beautiful and accomplished Vocalist, appears In
apopular Song at eacl Performance.
Admission AL, 20 ets; Childrcn under 10, 10 eta
RRQOKLYN ATHENEUM
~ y. =. MALLArRATT,
Has tho honor o. announce biz Second
VOCAL AND INSrEt MENTAL
NCERT,
A,the above place, on
Tuesday Eve ing Juno 20, 1862
The following well known Artists have kindly Of
Mrs. J. NJ ABBOT, Mr. J. NJ LoRETZ,
Mss FANNir rocrE' NJ {. fkuMMILL-
Mr.. ID. u. URIswOiD, Mr.. ". uALLAM.
j NJ ABBOT. Conductor.
PROGRAMME.
l. Trio In Flat, f., and "a 'venenm. Hunter.
P.auo, Violin and .'liuc.llo,
Msssrr, I'rots, Msatrau and Trommell.
.. Scotch BAAsl-"WAats a. the steer hinmer."..
u. n Griswold.
sohg-"Oh, Happy be NY Dreains"....J. q.
Miss Fannie Foo,e.
Z. Fantasia Violin-"Lucrc,ia II rgia," r. saInton.
u T. Mehatr,tt.
s. song-"Many Years Aga"..................:
M. Abbot.
d. solo-Pisno-Concerto, LIST movement, -. n.
Loret1.
I'M. Lorctz.
7. Duet Tor two Violins ................-g pohn
NJ. IIailam and II p. Malatra,..
Part H.
8. Oos Criocs-,dsnsc cubainel for four hands, a
L. NJ Gottschnlk.
J. NJ. Iorctz and G. Frommoll.
0. Bsnad-"rte falling tide upon tie Beach,"saxs
ID. d. Griswold.
u. ID. GriFwold.
TO- Darcarole for Violin and Piano Thy requssta -,
Spohr
II. 7. M,llatra,t and c. Fromnen
H. Song-"JJLn Anderson my loo, "........,.,s
Mrs. Abbot.
i-'
Miss Fannie Foote.
| 10. Duett-"Come where the volets blow" .Jucho
Mrs. Abbot and Mr.. GriEwold.
The Piano used on this occasion Is Calenbern
Grand, from Sawyer & Thompsons.
TICKETS--bO CENTS.
| To be had Of II. D.. Mathews, 800 Fulton At; SAW
| yer a. Thompsons % Fulton ave, and at tie door
| my3l 20 TO
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ARTICLES FOR S.uE.

ALL KINDS OF BUSINESS WAGONS
"A constantly ON l,ul male % the lest manner.
You viii hnd his piece ' 'ayurAi ]" III any shat can
he found. srEWhgr'S Factory, h3I 4, bet
Brua lyvty and -th nv. uy5l 3'2US
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SULPIIER AND VAPOR BATIls-T1MO-
- LAT'S old established and the only genuine sui
pier Baths in the u. g., at Carroll Face, Blocker
st. cor Laurens n Y. A sure cure tor rheumatism,
severe GO lds erptons OF the skin, IncrcUral alec.
tons clills and fever, female weakness, g.. dlre3
duly b. Dr. A. l.. TlMOLAT g. co. ulyS 4Gl 'io9
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DECISIONS. BOUNTY LAND, BOUNTY
i MONEY ma PRIZE MpNEf, snl a.. other
claims fur soldiers, their widows aud heirs collect
ed nrolnutly Iv CALVIN W. SMITH
,ny4I Qlysib1 2 Svw Chambers st.
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FURNISHED ROOMS AND BEDROOMS,
L front and back, t. let ia n clean house, aud wa
ter, T. small families Can lie let for Lodging If
wanted, 10 Catharine IT, Old No, 20. MyBi 3'2li
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Scrofula, or Kings Evil.

fe constitutional disease, corruption of the blood
| by which this fluid becomes vitiated, weak and
poor Being in the circulation, it pervadGs the
whole body, and may burst out in disease in that
part of It. No organ is free from its attack, nor
is there which it may not destroy. The scrofu
lous faint is caused by mercural disease low Twin
dsordered unhealthy food, impure air, filth and
filthy habits, the depressing vices, and, above all.
by the vencrea injection. Whatever be its origin,
it Is hereditary in the Constitution, descending
g from parents to children, unto the third and
fourth generation indeed, seems 60 be tie rod
Of Kim who sage, 81 will visit the inquties of the
fathers upon their children. - -7
Its effects commence by dispositions from the
blood of corrupt or ucerous matter, which, in the
lungs liver, and internal organs is termed fuber-
eless IN the glands, ceilings and. on the
surface, erupti0ns sores. This foul corrup-
tion which genders in the blood, depresses the
ergies Of life, that scrofulous constitutions not
only suffer from scrofulOus complaints, but they
nave tar less poweR to Withstand the attacks of
other diseases consequently vast numbers perish
ny disorders which, although not scrofulous in
their nature are stil rendered fatal by this faint
IN the system. Most of the consumption which
decimates The human family has its origin directly
IN tins eerofulous contamination and many des-
tructve diseases of the liver kidneys, brain, aud,
indeed OF all the organs, arise from aggrava-
ted by the same cause. saf
One quarter of all our people serofulOus;
their persons invaded by this ing Infection
and their health is an dermined by it. To cleanse
t from the system we must renoyate the blood by
an Alternative medcire and inyigorate 10 by healthy
Iood and exercise. Such medicine supply
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I. WASHINGTON, Jan, 3Oth.-Oficial dis
patches from Commodore Goldsboro, dated
Jan. 26th arrived this morning. Seven
teeu.o the BavaEvessels were at that time.
IN the Sound, over and beyond the g Bulk
head, under the command of Commodore
Rewan,-in full readiness for operations.
Gen. Burnside was preparing his forces to
act in connection with the fleet.
Commodore Goidsboro says " things now
lock hopeful, aud fsineerely hope we shall
soon be at the enemy. Any decided ap-
proach to this quarter On the part of the
rebel, with all the force they can muster.
would certainly result in their speedy. cap
tnre and destruction
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Too Good TO be Lost,

Too Good to be Lost.
The following story is too good to be
POST. 1t is from letter written By one Of
the men who entered Zollicofer's entrench-
ments. He says;
Being among the first who entered the
Qualifications, discovered barrel which.
proved to contain apple brandy. Pulling
out the corn-co5 from the bung-hoIe. j
turned it up and filled a canteen. While
doing this, one of Bob McCook's skirmish-
ers came in, and says, @vat you gets there.2"
replied that it appeared to be pretty fair
apple brandy; upon which the Dutchman
ran to the door, calling out turiously.
CLANS Hsnrick scbnapsl See come a
rous p Upon which a dozen Dsachmen
came in, and the brandy which was not
spilled upon the ground, was soon trans
terred to their canteens. | said, BOYS, you
had better look ont-this is a Doctors shop,
and there may be strychnine in that bran
dy.' They paused a moment to look at
each other, when one of them exclaimed
spy Got Hans / tell you vat do !. L drinks
some, ond II il don't Kill me, den you
drlnks-upon which be took long and
hearty pull at his canleen, and stnacking
his lips moment, said, CAN right, Hans,
go ahead" cfs .t~
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WI Y0RK M4RKET.

NEW YoRK, Jan. 80.
FLOUR; rather more doing to-day mar
ket generally unchanged.
WHEAT continues dull, but holders are
firm.
Rye scarce and firm at $685..
Conn rather more doing, but the market
is unchanged.
COFFEE very firm, but nothing of im-
portance doing.
SUGAR generally without change.
BACON more active-Cum berland mid
dies g. long ribbed u. e
MONEY plenty and easy at per cent on
CALL Sterling exchange fiat at l.13@l134.
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GEN. BUELL.-Of Gen. Buell., a CORES

GEN. BUELL.-Of Gen. Buell., CORES
pondent Of the PhiIadelphia Press says
General Buell. IS very model ofreticence
and secrecy. he goes TO headquarters every
morning at about ten O'Clock, and shuts
himself up in his sanctum sqnctoruns, imper-
vions to any human force, except through
the regular red-tspe channels. He s0aH not
be interrupted. 1t is as much as a mans
life IS worth to speak to him on the way to
his office. His servants are as afraid of him
as they are of the devil. This morning, an
express messenger came to him with pack
age of maps from Washington, and did not
dare to enter the room. He offered the
package TO one of the porters, to carry il in.
g No. said the porter, "you carry it in"
No, said the expressman, he knows you,
you take it." 1t was some time before the
follow dared face the fercely frowning
chief to hand him the package and get bis
pay General Buell. admits no one to his
confidance, and all predictions of forward
movements, based on pretended access to
headquarters, are mere nonsense.
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T. Examination of Public
Schools. a "a

The Semi annual Examination of the sPtsblic
Schools of the City Of Evansville, will Commence
on Thursday, January Goth, 1862, aud proceed id
the following order
THURSDAY, JANUARY 3Oh
Park school House. 10Th Primary Miss Ham,
Principai, from to l01% o'clock, A. NJ.
Baptist Church School House, 9th Primary
Miss Mckay, Principal, from l01S 10 ~ o'clock N .
Third Primary, Miss o'Byrlle, Princir gal, from
~ to 3 O'clock, p. n. aszae
Fonrth Primary, NJ ISIS Eaton, Principal, from
) to "a o'clock, P u. ~
FRIDAY, JANUARY 3Ist.
Crescent School House, 18th Primary Mrs.
Phares, Principal, and 18th Primary Miss Cody,
:, First Primary. Mrs. EgglfstOn, Principal, from
6umber,and Church school House. t2nd Pri-
m1sTyl, Mrs Tennis, Principal, from 70 AZ
MONDAY, FEBRuARY ssd.
Second Boys Intermediate, Miss HsDna, Priu-
cipsl, from TO IL O'Clock, N.
Second Girls Intermediate, Miss Vance, Prfn-
cipal, from l q to AZ clock, P. N.
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 4th.
First Boys intermediate, Miss Hooker, Prin-
eipal, from to IL O'Clock n.
First Girls intermediates, Mas Rathbsne. Prin.
cipal, from u 70 ~ O'Clock, P.
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUAGY 5th- - a
Sc -ond Girls Grammar, Miss Clarke, PrInoipaIs
from t. II o'clock, p ~ .ea
Second Boys Grammar, Mr. Knight, Principal,
from ~ to ~ o'clock. P. NJ
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY eth
= First Boys Grammar, Mr.. King, Principal, from
9 70 ~ O'Clock, NJ.
First Girls Grammar, hiss Fisher, Principal,
frem IL 10 ~ O'Clock, p. NJ
FRIDAY, FEBRgARY. 7ih.
High school, Dir. Butterfield, Principal, from
O'Clock A M go AZ O'Clock, p. M. &
The members of the Com mon Council, parents
guardians, and the friends of education are invited
to attend. The exercises will commence promptly,
at the hour stated, and 10 avoid interrnution
vsitHTs requested TO be present previous 10 the
OF ening. H. O. WHEELER Trustee
w. BAKER, Superintendent
January u, 1862. asa- -a.
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WANT OF FoRAGE.-The Government
horses are suffering terribly for want Of
proper care. They are dying OF daily by
scores. Forage comes forward very slowly,
owing, in some measure, to dilatoriness in
paying off contractors, and the advance
which has recently taken place in hay and
oats. There is certainly want of proper
management in some ofthe departments
Hay which was contracted for by the Gov
ernment, three weeks ago, at So per ton,
aud which has not come forward, cannot
now be bought for less than $26 per ton
- Wash. letter.
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RoLLA, Mo-, Jan. 39.-The correspondent
of the Missouri Republican says: The latest
information from the West is, that our
army is encamped at Lebanon, in considera-
BILE numbers. Maj. Wright's battalion is
Chartered in houses lately occupied by the
secessionists, but the greater portion of the
troops are encanped just beyond the town.
No troops excepting scouts have advanced
beyond that town, nor is it probable they
will until other regiments now on their
way, arrive. ~ e
From a gentleman who t5cently arrived
from Webster County learn that Captain
Freeman who has been carrying on a thriv-
ing business in Webster aud adjacent conn
ties, was killed about a week since in a
skirmish which took place in5WebsteF couu-
~ between some Union men and Secession
lists II was first reported to be Col Free
man of Polk county, which proves untrue.
The Col is more influential, but DO meaner
man than Capt. Freeman.
Gen. Curtis and staff left several DAYS
ago to join the army in the field. This
would indicate that the campaign is to be
pushed forward with energy.
Gen. SigeI is in St. Louis, but will go
forward with the expedition now under
way. see, 4
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CINCINNATI MAR6ETs q
CINcrsNATr. january soJ s

CINCINNATI January 30. S.
A 1904 20.
WHEAT closed easier; red, SSM90.
Corn 20, and IN good dnmsnd. au@ ~.
OATS %. RYE, SO. .se.s Z
BARLEY, 5o@52.
WHISKY advanced to I68, and fn good
demsnd.
Hoes dull and firm at 3 2O@3- 4of latter
rate for extra large receipts, 400 head.
MESS Poak5in good demand sales of 500,
bbls at 9 U.s. e1.s 7&0 ~
LARD dull and not much demand small
sales at 81. es-- -
Nothing done in bulk meats
GREEN MEATS 6rmer for hams; sales q
60. sa -
MoLAssEs 1e lower and dull, at 42645.
COFFEE firm at 19AG13O.
SUGAR dull at 5000 for Cuba.
MONEY MARKET unchanged and ex-
change steady Gold dull at per cent.
premium.
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WAsHINGToa, Jan. 2S.-A dispatch. from
Gen. Heinizeiman, dated Fort Lyon, to-day,
addressed to Assistant Adjatant- General
Williams, says thatlast night a force of fifty
meuuf the 37th New York Regiment, un-
der Lieu1-Dolonei Burke, sent out by Col.
Hay man, surprised the enemy, some Texas
Rangers ut Mrs. Lees house, at the head of
belmont, on Qccoquan Bays The rebel
force was about thirty men; they fohghttiH
all but one was killed, whom Col Burke
took prisoner. Our loss was enc killed and
four wounded. EE3 80
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WASHINGTON, JAM 3o.-A special to the
Post says the Ways and Means Committee
End that they cannot report the tax bills for
some time yet. The opinion here to-day is
that the legal tender clause of the Treasury
note bill, viii not pass the House.
Post Master General Blair has written
letter 10 a member of Congress in defence
of Secretary sWelles. g
Gen. Butler leaves Washington this after
noon, for Boston, lie says his expedition
has not been given up. -
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eG~ The report having gained circula-
tioa that small pox prevailed to an alarm
ing extent in New Albany, the editor of tina
Ledger has made careful inquiry, and finds
that not a case of smallpox or even varlo-
loid exists in that city.
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= PNE'sECE.Es1-'s TBsT1.H Oy1-E'

MADIsoEvILLE, Mercer Co, Mo, May q, 1855
DIR @. M. Jackson :-DEAR SIR About two
years ago had congestive chill5, which so com
pletely FRUSTRATED my whole system, that for
months de6pairsd OF recovery. As a natural
consequence Of the dangerous congestion OF blood
to the thOracic viscera Tor internal organsl I was
now affected with chronic Inflammation Of the liv.
err, stomach, and spl een, accompanied with palpi-
tation Of the heart and long train Of distressing
nervous symptoms. tried all the usual remedies
in vain. At leBgthI was induced by my brother
to use " DR.. iIoohand's German Bitters," as he
said thoy had almost cured him Of Dyspepsia
They afforded me Immediate relief aud in one
week after began using them, able to pur-
sue my ordinary avocaton.
am DESTROYS Of becoming your agent here, fox
am confident that can sell large amount ~ tfIa
genuine article. / am putting up a drug stofe 81
this place, and should consider my stock of f.eii-
cines incomplete without your Invaluable prerara-
ton. GEO. w. STEWART nj. ID.
These Bitfera ars intended for Liver Complaint
Dyspepsia, Nervous Debility, and diseases arising
from a dIs0rdered stomach. They gCiU perform
what il is said they will. For sale bg druggists
aud store keepers ia every town aud village in the
United States, Canadas, West fudies, abo south
America, At rs cents per bottle. See that you gst
Hollands German Bittefs.
fov4pH Il
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special Notices.

Hfgb LfOtsg This is very apt to produce q
disordered stomach, resulting in Dyspepsia
Hoc7aHds German Bittsrs will entirely relieve any
nausea bad feeling, and prevent mere serious
consequences. If you hare the Dyspepsia, a few
bottles will entirely restore the digestive organs to
their original vigor. They for sale By druggists
and dealers in medicines everywhere, at rs cents
per bottle. f jan2t
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Fort MoERoE, Jan. 2e.--Some negro. de-
serters arrived here this A. NJ. from the oppos
site shOFe,a They were cooks in the Third
Alabama regiment, encamped 10 this vi
entity. They report the last of the iron
plates for the MerFimac were put on yester
day. and that she was TO be launched to-
day.
A large steamer reported to be the Meri-
mac, but probably enormously so, made its
appearances at Craney Island yesterday
afternoon sssn r-
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II TTss'ss- or Beauty ssa Fog POrsUs r
Who can be beautiful with siclCly pale complex
ion2 Keep the pores of the skin free, aud tn.
blood pure, and Jour cheeks will vie With the
and lilly. The skin is formed with thousands of
pores in every inch Of surface whose Office It is to
carry on the impurities of the blood-the ae-
knowIedgsd cause Of ali diseases Of mankind
when tbe skin is dry and parohed-when It Is
covered with ernptiona--when it Is cold and clam
my-when there is iaward fever or Inflammation
lit is impossible for the skin under these cIrcum-
stances to perform its proper functions, and to
carry OF the impurities freGl the body designed
by our Creator
s JUDS0N'S MOUNTAIN HERB PILLS remove
these distractions, and produce free and healthy
blood, remove the eruptions from the skin, and
cause it to brighten with the flush of youth and
beauty. Beauty without paints and cosmetios-
beauty produced By health and happiness. II
Judsous Mountain Herb Pills are sold by all
medicine dealers. dec3
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New York World beseeches Congress to be-
ware of its issue of paper money. Il saws
that Es4 z--------.-
some curious experimental philosopher
has taken the trouble to meas sure bodily a.
certain portion-less than one third-oft the
huge mass of Government credit which our
city banks in the last summer and autumn
so loyalty agreed to shoulder Twenty-one
millions of the amount, in Treasury-notes
at 7:30 interest, have just been delivered 20
the banks by Mr.. Cisco; the Sub-Treasurer.
they are found to consist. of ~, 529 separate
in various Denominations. from
$50 to $4,000. By careful measurement
they are ascertained to form "a column Of
notes, piled single, twenty-seven feet high,
and moreover, make large load for the
cart in which they were taken from the
Sub Treasurer's office'R
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LORD JOHN RUSSELL's REPLY,
TO MR.. SEWARD.
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CINCINNATI Jan. 30.-The river has fall
len Al feet. Now 90 feet in the channel.
Cloudy. ,sFs5
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Compound Extract of Sarsa DariIl

J
the most efectuaI remedy which the medical skill
OF our times can devise for this everywhere pre-
Nalhng and fatal malady. It is combined from the
most active femedials that have been discovered
I0r the expurgation of this foul disorder from the
blood and the rescue of the system from its des-
tructive consequences. Hence it should be employ
ed for the cure OF not only Scrofla but also those
other affections which arise cn it, such az ERUP-
tvs and SKIN DISEASES, ST. ANTHONY's FIRE
hose, or ERXsIPELAs, PrHPLEs PUsTULEs BLoTCH-
Is, BLA1Ns, and BoILEs, JUNIORS, letter and SALT
AhsUA' ScALD HEA4A hfx4wORM, RHEUbaArIsm,
ofPHIbIric and Mt Al 3 EASES, DR5PsF, Dss-
5lbtff anu: indeaA5 A4t & SssM lists ARISING from
HiflATkD ok - HAes d IN The popular belief
"a -e..sEarsty q Fes pt hnded in trath for
scro.uia Is . dsasS AEH II. Aisa blood. The par
ucular purpose HHe Effu4 8f A SarsspariIia is TO
purify and re4spaAAa fhH vial fluid, without
which sound haHltH IS 4s.i Isf in confarnnafa5
constitutions.
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FROM INDIANAPOLIS.


FROM INDIANA POLLS.
- nHA EAPoLIs, Jan. 81. {
Gen ae IlilfHg BohTd have report
ed sgals' aiie b nianahaEof volunteer oil
GERS. W
Col. Wilson's Illinois regiments Of Me
chanics and Fusileers, after much trouble
are now being mustered out of service at
Chicago. Three companies are from Indi-
ana. IA
The President has reluctan Il ' accepted the
resignation OF Brigadier General Reynolds.
Thos r. Austin, Surgeon Of the 23d In
diana, at Paducah, KY, has resigned in
consequence of il-health.
tits rumored here that the President has
appointed Col. Which, of the 32d Indiana
regiment, a Brigadier General SAM.
- E1&E 4.
Y PTT-TSRITRrtT Ian On TDsvar "A c,o. -