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Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-03
Correspondence OF the New York Herald.
The Capture of "a British SteaEae
near Matamoras.

About the first of this month the sloOp- OF. war
Portsmouth was cruising off the mouth of the
Rio Grande; when she saw large steamer at an
choc in the river, off MatamOras, and small Sc
cession steamer evidently engaged in bringing
cargo of cotton to her. The Portsmouth hoisted
the French flag and ran close in, and then sent
an officer in a boat TO bring the steamer out.
She proved to be the British steamer Lebuan,-a
large iron propeller, Of / 200 tons burthen, and
had on board about half a cargo of cotton. She
had landed a cargo of blankets and ordinance
stores at Matamoros. The captain is prisoner
on the Portsmouth. and the steamer is at Ship
Island. She will be sent North for adjudication,
and the trial will possibly result in the delivery
of the ship TO the English authorities. and round
bill of costs for our Government TO pay.
The Captain claims that he was in Mexican
waters, and, consequently, beyond the limits of
our blockade Captain Swartwout of the Ports
mouth, has the reputation of being very prudent
man, and his friends think he will be able 70 prove
that he did not act ignorantly in this matter
Since writing the above learn by the arrival
of Flag Officer Mexican, that the British Consul
at Havana has made affidavit that the Labuan
was bound in good faith from Havana to Mata-
moras wish cargo for the latter port and that
she was freghtng from that port Her ships
papers were all deposited in the Office of the Brit
iSh Consul at MatamOras. She will be sent North
just as she Is, the COMMODORE VIII not allow
anything TO be placed in her.
The capture of the Labuan was so clearly the
result of the most unfortunate mistake that the
delivery of the vessel to the English authorities,
and the payment of heavy bill of costs by our
Government, are regarded here almost certain.
DECEASED SoLDIERs.-The following Indiana
soldiers died in the general hospital at Louisville
during the week ending Friday evening, Feb.
2S, 1862:
Feb. DE. PARROT, Co. E, 47th Indiana; W.
Jones, Co. c. 49th Indiana; Thos Stevenson,
Co. B, Seth Indiana
Feb. 23-Philip Lyons, Co. A. 50th Indiana.
Feb. 24-John Starkey. Co. d. 9th Indiana;
Rob't Hullibarger, Co. c. 34th Indiana; Thos.
Powell, Co. B, 47th Indiana; J. W. Teach, Co.
X. 34th Indiana.
Feb. 25-Robert Needham, Co. A. Seth In
diana; Geo. w. Cook. 3Sth Indiana; NJ S Vance,
47th Indiana; James Saxton. Co. f, 18th Indi-
ana; John McFaran, Co. f, 10Th Indiana.
Feb. 25-JeSse r. Smith, Co. ID, 18th Indiana.
FEB. S6-R B. Patterson, Co. l. 29th Indiana;
R. NJ. Mortn, Co. H, 57th Indiana; John Cline,
Co. B, 34th Indiana.
Feb. 27-J. A. Boyer. Co. C, 3Oth Indiana:
Elijah Brown. 3lst Indiana; Matthias Bachdal,
Co. X, 9Th Indiana; G.. W. jackson, Co. F. 5Oth
Indiana; j S. Lore, Co. d, 29th Indiana.
Feb. 2S-Rousom Lucas, Co. H. 50th Indiana
A. E. Thompson, Co. d, 18th Indiana; r. j.
Bowman, Co. /. 18th Indiana.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-03
Wuo ,pr rur TR.IToRs9-An :

Who ARE THE TRAIToRs?-An old and highly
respectable farmer, living some twelve or fifteen
miles from the city, was here on business few
days ago, and was assailed very roughly by an
Abolition Republican of this city because the old
farmer did not talk about the war 10 suit him
traitor" "sympathizing with secessionists !" &C.,
&c, the usual slang of that class of men, if men
they should be called, famed rapidly from the
mouth of Old Abolition.
MOral-The Abolitionist has ore or two grown
sons, both at home The old farmer has two sons
in of the Ohio regiments
Who is the traitor and who deserves the rope?
Let it be put to vote-COlambus TO- Statesman.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-03

employ his Sreat talents in aiding his Govern
ment to put down this wicked rebellion, preserve
the Constitution, and execute the laws. Under
Government, controlled by the voice of the PEG
pie through the Dallot-box, he may live to all
The bright anticipations of his favorite theory
allied; but under 4 Government controlled by the
voice of a military despot, sustained by the Sayo
net and cartridge box, never!-Salem Union Ad
uOcGte
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-03

The RALLYISe CRY-The Washington cor
respondent Of the Cincinnati Enquirer thus de-
fines the issues before the country:
The old Union, the Constitution as our fathers
and rebellion now and forever. must be the rally
ing cry Of the Democracy THUS alone can the
great eonstruetice party Of the country vanquish
the monster party ofdestrucfion which now threat
ems its existence.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-03

The New JAL-This costly edifce is com.
pleted, and the dwelling part occupied by Sheriff
Ferris. In external appearance il is perhaps all
the architect designed that il should be-an Or
nament to our town. As regards the internal
arrangements, we cannot speak with certainty,
but have heard some limitations that they are
not what they should be- The cost of the build
ing alone is S2s, 500. The cost Of lot and the
necessary outdoor Improvements yet 10 be made
will swell the aggregate cost to at least $50 ,O0O
South Bend Forum.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-03
EmsncIpatIonLaws

1t is stated that the House Judiciary Commit
tee viii report against the enactment Uf any
emancipation laws for the dislOyal States, upon
the ground that the power tn interfere with slave
~ rests with the President as Commander in
Chief of the army
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-03

From the Washington National Inteliigencer.
How Far the United states are One
PeOpIe-The Defense of Local Insti-
tutions not RebeilIOn-A War upon
Them is a War upon the Principles
of the ConstitutiOn-Iti is HevOlution
North rs well as South-Its Fatal
Effects at Home and Abroad.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-03

IB- The Louisville Journal pronounces the
effort OF Mr. VOORHEES,. in the House OF Repre-
sentatives on the 2Oth of February, ga most
scathing and eloquent speech against Abolition
ism. and that it fully sustans bis brilliant rep
uaiion as an orator."
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-03
Democratic Union State Ticket.
WELL PM.

A cotemporary, in reply to the charge that be
had sail nothing against the rebels, remarks: 1--WE
have htbitually compared them to Abolitionists,
and are at a loss to know what harder thing we
could say against them"
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-03

CT- Col Gross, of Newcastle, who used to be
such an Abolitionst that his hair fairly curled,
lately made a speech at that place, in which be
was quite severe on the Abolitionists. He SAYS
they are greater stumbling block TO the resto-
ton of the Union than the seccssionists. He
ought to have thought of the injury Abolitionists
were doing the Union when he was making
speeches in this county, in 1860, and saying the
South could not be kicked out of the Union. 1t
is just such Abo!itonists he has been that have
brought on the dlfficulty.-Anderson Standard
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-03

--Thurlow Weed was at the recent grand ball
at the Tuileries, and he talks eloquently of the
supper, which was in fact dinner with soup and
regular courses to dessert Three thousand OF the
rank, beauty and fashion were present, and Thur
low says the Empress IN gracefulness and beauty
is all that she has been described.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-03

WARS UP.-No Louisville paper was received
here last night. We are informed that the mill
tary authorities prohibited the express or mail
from carrying any of the Louisville papers out Of
the city yesterday .-Latayette Journal, 9th.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-03

Continuation of the Attacks on General McCIet-
lGn-Whdt is TO be done Nth the Southern
States The Abolitionists haze Determined
that the Southern States shall neuer again enter
the Union as States-The Campaign in Ten
neSsee DC DC DC
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-22
MARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK. ..MARoE ~.
Cleared

s.earusbins-Arie Seabury Aspnwsi D. D. Allen City
~ Wal nston tbr Broahs Liverpool John O. Dae Ham
mona thsmhurs. schweus,p. Hamburg hunharat n Co.
sLlp--Oeesu tbIeneul hioepper Biisio, Ens, Arkel.
Hue { Co
narss,t Williamson Schsraer. PhilldeIphis, Henry a.
Gums; trei ilecHq, Gala Liverpool lunch VI incse
Durcss, Express. SunJoerq ssss.. p. Y. Ki6e Co.
bli5-Cylml tBrl, McCunongh, Citniuegos }. T. Witt
pey 'ot pIaris Nsrrea, C'entlegos K r. Back Co.
lactsth Brown. Merelas Moore Henry Saran tlagg,
hln,hol A-ioyS ,. ", Galway, Csssslo Il Teller
scne. efs-yeoge Hohnsn Jor.s Bristol l.. Kenny St.
George 81 b feLnsoD force 2. T.. D. Iroybritge Geo.
Mosh', r,oE Newman, Neghaysu g. 8 Racket Vernon
Irl, li or II John, ~ b. 4. J. sevgs a SON Mischief
BU) doruls. Halifax, x. r. SMALL Vseor Bed.Ii Havana,
Fi-l p. llip l.melae fbr Copeland Dlsby n s., 4.
smtsrrs Coz Dr Franklin Chapman, Norwich, IL. 8.
hsr.cy.
so5p.-pointef. Sanders Norwich, B. Bowe,
Barss-Judsc Alnyon, hubbSId, Philstelphis, J. ~
Big.
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Proposals.

C,FMED PROPOSALS will be received by
y ~. School OF ers Of the N.ne'eeuh Na't a Gle Office
81 tb. ora Of 10. Board EdpcAon Of Grand and
tlH.ts ulfu WEDNESDAY,. tho second dey Of Apnl' a.
NJ oo,, noon sor tho erection a. compieti'n 81 "ew
PRIMARY SCHOOI-EOuS ~. including the steam hrst.ns
,ntu. 10 D. built on tLs three lots o. ground .itus,f on
be outh .ie Of sldst 80 feet eat Of 81 Az IN fu- ad
Plans gpd specihefi1u. for sad School House ire 90 =
s,~nu Hrs Apparatus he tue ctie OF the 81
n.ru,.nfent Of Scnoo. Building, No - Crosnyst FRO
, mus .tsto the estimate for esob branch OF the work
eptrreiy ard he Endorsed Prog 3als for Macon WORK
fropo,. FOR Carpenter Work Proposals for Painting
And Foposls Tor ean1" Ia responsible aud sppos ed
ureei viii hs requred from each successful bidder aud no
foposa will b. considered IN which suetes named
tbe school Officer. o. the Ward the T.t 10 reject
all Of the proposals offered deemed ioI tic puolic
inie.e.l. 70 g. eo.--Da'ed March D. i3b!
THOMAS II. AcMhNUS) Erusinv
MICH MD6i" EL FALiHEf. ScOnmitse.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-22

CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NGN-JER>tY.-
- !fom foot Of Cour'laudlst toul,ctius u Hampton
Junction with Deavsrc Lacsv sna et'ern haioat
srd Eatton with Lelish -y 4slroad aud it connco
forming dreo, line 70 Pit bush sndihe West without
change % Cit
~PrlNG ARRAGGENE vt commencing March 2, las1
- esys New icliows;
HAriusrrEG FspRg at Q r.. for Eaton Reading,
Poftsrnc har-is1nrr Nau.n Chunk. William pnr,, &C..
MAI Ira y--At e 1r 4.4stohi "steE zap, ncfan
ton Greet Bend. fitf1t0r, Niketosffe tc. 49,.
itN. 4HHCiCE IrNS-For Easl0n. Nsuch Chunk WI
H,nsosrt Reading Pct'.viiie Hsrri''u-- 20
4rsGsHoreH Il,AiS- Fo Ees.on Bethlehem AAenio"n.
- Mach ClULL.
..Grv WAY TRA'g--Fof S'ue~vile.
ar e.. f.s.rKP> EvPRrss--for fast0n Allentown, 10
r Ear s5uIs rittbcIfh sad the Wet Sleeping cas- iroa
Jersey e. 81 % e ..hGrsf
T4sgfss TRAIN FuK HtEpf sBrTG-1ht 9 ~. Express
eiD ron. New FORK sIi gas % iiti-.urgn % A cenufc
~ F. and West Perrsy yar.a cnr Isir lhd hothen
Ceuta. .s.Iold north and s0-sh. 40 wllh tue Ooef-
lind Vsicy Railroad
Taz Tiuor0H EErRrss TFAis pos THs Nrsf leaves
Nrg-Yofk q. +. ui csy iNulc7s crcrf 80 i-t go
connection ct Han ron's with Penn yivsrs sioa gu 40
csuee Of ran O. Ju.b g.A and butorr . ici ll SnI
I1t.4-o. rear holTs tine Htyed ~ taxing tilt tain
EtfturTHr.rg Nd tEr.l ORR tftri-iesv" New
Ia1 1cl Pier 10. hoal ky.r a. 100 end D. a. "a 5'o
bosi. to- 81 Be-ren Poin q, Msiner HaIbo- every
IT, ra-a Way. sti' - at-t 1f'f '-i t'Ia'''-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-22

DANTNEK Va tD.-Ihe advertiser hay
Dr.. one ofh- te.. "a Fif.hfck 81 afks end the con.
tn nsEl i.te ,-1piy q tie best e mse'as 70 10
frunl BOB tie ..Iltry FL, 'r01ing tn bifnest
~ irrts rart IN = o. rsrket VI te be .nd hsse been
iou. ara 'svora II k9wn. Other 8us1csf DIVIDING - =
lion renders Ills step Nst saiis rF4
dcuce be given " the profitable tnre a. g." ''ness
none bit tho gave s-ilccsy reference o. 70 -
50 4sliity and character Apply To suc .if' VINO
an command capital Of taoot to = nor no Bot 'ppFF-
iIni,y could BE- PIE snei Address EiiEBhiCh, IL no
80 Tribune Dface.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-22

DUksIi ANT IL On order OF ROBERT II.
/ COLES suuoss'e Of the County OF Westchcs.sr no
lice iels5y given. according to law, 20 Oh pcrsoo haviDg
claims egatst the estate Of ELISHA ". OTIS. late Of toe
se p'th No vouchers h.re7f to the .1de sned sdnus.
stor Of oil and guia tho goods cha and credit. ~ the
said Iecea.su A. The OGice " NlLLhh 4. COOK, ~.
Ih dy o. july A. d. 1909 Dated Ibis 9th dsy Of January
a. n . 1872 3. z. BABBIlIi hdtninsLratos
Iafe fsy,6rno Sat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-22
Chances for Dusiness Glen.

HOE MtNUFt CTURTNG ESTABLISH
/ A MENTOR 81 y. o. viii be RENTED ior tern
Of years coated "a Melville heaise.ier oany "e oIn
On the llsstsr SIT River four miles from fe - ~ roy
y g. said eslapislmcnt butt 10 100, tfPirsty 70
msrufr,1r. Hoes O. Southern cad Northern pt'fn. VI"
ne ,i. md most approved m.cA-efy some %! hion s-
superior % any 10 saving az per c~ts lu .D'I ~
ercelent uHiorn power - horse poN - 'iei 800.
.-l ..,-. fsriv f1r dong business f"o1 cl'f'
t.ai,v for sny % tie. wiiiirs g. 80 o. .bes
~ ,trrs sorS rrsrtrsi hosrffrsr viii sone c psl
"a. made an sd,4a'a~5is g-ica ialo o. o. s4ties'
.CATLIN J. SEAIJN. Troy. y. Y.
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fg7RIOMPHE DE GAND STRAWBERRY.

~ description O. It's s1r-rb ard ur-iva'ed siraSh-rrT
Crc1ar DOR ,oct u pisnis raisd hee
which q 81 cents yer 20 Per ICE, 80 sei
l.Gl0. Lsrr. dlaru i~s Il rrestly r-lrert ratcf
STRAWBERRY PLANTS Ef NAH.
We viii send post of'e iff~ss in the country post
paid and ca-eigly pu' w. g. csry safely 0l good
paffs 4 any stty furt in oslogu. - tho rrce'
iirre ann-3e For asaree: ilI Wilson's Albany ~ -
100 Iioopei Vetoris { % To- T-iomplo dc G.nd ,
g..
r. no orer, filed for gai,r by mail lof tsf thsn ore
d. 81, sorh o. az one kld snd when lei' thal lOJ
ordered o. -7usf p, q he d. -Tt prize
For prices ~ sEIEcr Lsrs Of S'rdrl'yf - Rap ,yi''
rrd Iir snd lf sry~ CtrfaH;t fafstc,-tr4 &c
SC oar crcus which vii be sem 20 al sprrilt'
cofi- stsnp. h@pA.
Pcg Sc ~ Pittsburgh Pc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-22

~ LN-JERSEY RAILROhD.-FOE PuIL-
y al. Lfi.iA aad he SOUTH nd WEST. Va JEN-
stY CiIf-Maii and fYpress Lines leave NewYoik a.
end 10 o. ... 81 tn4 u g. ia lale 80. Through tc.ets
sod ih south sna"e ard through Dogsugc checked 10
: a. ~ end o. sgd u p ~. ilfins.
J. W. WOODRUFF Assistant Superintendent
No izDge N b. received foT trans unless delivered
sLd cEeebsa - utss III BayIce vi lie le Q. Iayi1E
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-22
QAricnltnrai.
Z II. THORBCRN q Co.'s
SEED WAREHOUSE,

SEED WAREHOUSE.
80. - JOH,rsT. NiiWiOth
eEEpS ~ NAIL
SEEDS FOt TEE FARMER
SEEbS FOR TIKI GARDENER
SEEbS FOR THE FLORIST
SEES EOS TgE SDRSERYMAN.
SEEDS IOk TIE AMATEUR
SEEDS FOR TBE DEALER.
Send fof Drsc.frTivr pHicru CATALOGUE or FE6a-
rAuiU ANp AgHiC -LTrtaL SEEDS fol lt.H.
send fos orr ILiOErivE PRICED CATALOGUE - FLOWER
SEgps far it1k
90 fon BID is country el.1ang every scndsfi End IN
proved variety together M G tho AOFKLIi Es ~ ~ DAY.
GARNET clliLt Pot slOES seeding introduced by
To- a0rdi Boz H- air Tor % CHER dsTroe oihsrdiH''s
AMI a.H 90 ell sos and vt.Ier thsu ay o-aer sort
tHo. aL iu H0 coils -ud seasons and wn far culture
tsnv wii yield arn o." O. $50 rrsiiEfs - rHE AcaL
Price per lecA ooc qer buas. 81 V pr barioI Oh =.
J. " THORBURN Co,
80. g. John -. New York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-22
ORDER or the United

The SAas,)
No. 81
Tug SAHY}
IN PURSUANCE Of an ORDER Of The United
s,ttss Circuit C1ar, in and isrts District OF lne.Ala
- "a, Ala. .sv.-,l .rt shove entitled ~ tie .fe term
tretf gn a D., - lfs Cry Of IND loapglls o. tue ia
81 Of Felrcsrv A. D. 'k the uideIsord trustee unee
. -, rev.ef o. Trust executed hv said cofqav onc
besrrE date t6e one ou the 10 deg y tc1 A. h .0i 1ha
ne 9TH, on tae t dsy ogJry a l 1876 hereby ives no.
lice to Ia. ,ineTs Of tie Bands end Co8pon o. sad sot
Vile Irliaaro'is sad Cleveland srss Liun halIoi on
psny by tn said deeds either o. stem ana "o
have TO-, rs Sc. PRESENTED DO f-id Goni % sc
with The former order hat ubcct 70 eHAut 20
p.oye tntir pcc.iTe claims before tc sid Con-" on
for Oh" thid Day 81 the rext errn ern here. n 'e
At Indianapolis the Iirt Monday 10 hoy re1t ~ e
a. de,t taereo, such holders VII be poponed 1nH pe-
enc will oe gve IN the d but.o OF toe proceeds zoe
property pledged ID. securing Tire eut 4 siI bonds d
coupons 70 such holders thereof .nal have compiled win
tie said order within tue time h-itee. - - ~
FRASCTs FELLOWFS.
Died Of Hartford Connecticut this g day Of March a. D.
1852
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Ceaal Notires.
u. 9. CiRcUIr CouRT, DIsrRlcr OF IvprAV,.
20 VII, February 18th, a. y. 1902.
FRANCIS rEILOwRs,

No. 80 TrK rvASsvuLE lSpIArsrorIs chsncery.
AND G EvE.A D SrFAiGHr LINE
RNrpoAn G0NYAXY.
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Hteoicdl.
A YER sAMSAPAEILLA,
PIrRIKYINf mr. rLnOn.

TtfRfANfNtr IlE biffON
r s5m o. ,er,edy pared with sieuac oocu.tcv aal
-, i. ,,i 1.s Cd icne ard snreeGsui!v stool the
-, "a rr t t-.cs all .lfrrs uu- Ter and rel Cd.
", al ID = blood. rerslrir. and Grad s,i,pr n Zee .uirors
ff,.,.t.. .,air. -s, ana ,e..r r.
- 49, : {i-r, ~ r.. ts tb. IT, .ce a, mont
49, 49,, -. ,.g,, ~ .,..rsn p,t.-v Sv.r.rt.
VI w. ~ e. r1.,,,e III ~ So 81 ,le N,r.
- er.s,.,. ,.. : o.. ,-,,;tiy. M. ,r ,l,
"a r.g.fs .., So y. =. .e.f,or v.e.l..s a. tle
So ga ,v.".' -. ,ft ..~. q, ,r..,i-~ of t, r.-t
',1 "a. ifl,. n, .-,,i.,r ...f
49, go =, Fl -, a. 80. ~ IS 49,. ,,'sri n
n ~ M cta-e .sir- csrlia. I,,gE cor.
t-f, tb. l;i a. ,.- ..ni ,.fy ,.r.--,.I from
ilAiNi, ga VIC. .s D'.' p '' - 49, e-.,'re
=, 49, ...-- rt.. -. .r..-..... II. th, ev.s
a. ssh, sil ~, I1 s4'H"es'' =" .'. -- =. t.
l''"N VIZ on 'h. 70" -.l.- -- ... No. rapo-
~ Ht y --e g. ~ - -....,,,, r.,rr g. .....
s.r,.c ,,o,-s .' li,ot iroo.is. lt,s. areca- s,o
.,.ifs -b.,-... .,.a-,-- e. ;n PUus. iu creeks Ts
80. a. "a = ~, .s,rs Blorcnf. Lot o. a .ri-
t.,e5 a. In ,feft 30 iaat Shore g ui.elt tesl 20
M orr. ia g-,-s Loo and Swollen oieu uIcss ug open
.ndHkng uleere-s core nc. osPo.r4 60 het, era s'e
times ending in c'i'ci.u ' ai' 81. . Co.. , 49,
III RIOS, and p ff'' i0 jill 'l' '-.'.' t'- = 80
elso sID hro and EEri1i's ero9na the n.se ana
mouth .aAins t.ilH- s'4tt W 'i o-''t 'I'e 800
hts.ro feI -I .-r ae r. t,.. oI W. me H''''J ''-
beststicns ir 'aiiois ioilns COY w" -fa nHh'is'
- = . 80 "a. -.i,.,,,
"a. ~, 81 t,.5 90 ,.i, r.,-,r. st. and ,.. .,e.tea
.sn 's ~ me T1ct h,rosSs "a, Deoo.r,, :.
a-fej h. trst psrer. Cct. CD 1851.
.I.s.. =, ~ AZ ~ ,5ao-sd and i, his ere
We ore eo'ed 70 l'ese OF ~ o"e H A.:., oy "s ID.
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~ nANIrL 4. MATTHEWS. Anciinneer

DY DANlib d. IAIhENS, Abciloheer,
e,I...o,a h. CD Nftsln,t BE-. Walton md Jlfl ~
CutrIEL MORTGAGE SALE % y EGANT Hl'L-
WOOD PARLOn snd hEbROo@ FtAAit ~ AR
PITS. tc.--hy yrue o. . Unite. Mons'so' vi" tri'e
nay N,rh q nj lli ococ. 81 Nc. ~ Nlsalt csc tn-
.ynsd PABLO suite. pieces ~ crimson ttocatcA ~lth .p
y... one 3d. do pir,r. b,e .rt .li trrftc a.'a,
o. walnut. Hud mahogany BED Dom .crr, fo''
- f....,l. Garrett. D,. H. IALLbf AS.
Attorney for Sortla gse.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-22

EtJX. / CO&.
rfcxsrLviVfA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
with iis c3i't dars ..'ia. -
THE fNfT4 sT Atu l|l.t .of ROUTE
Ff1r gEe fn.g 30 -H- FAisciFAL W EsfEAN tiIlE'
E.fl. tain. daily from se~lofs g. fyrlae9la ia
Fsg-le-,ey and csaa-l srd ~ boy D %. 1890.
''''' GOUlE LEAtT SF1y-TOBE FROM ThE
ftOI ~ CothlLtNDI
f- .y o. P 'o tie 'aorninP rssseD eers eav- New
rttr q one '.-r Liter ilsn other iae-
81 way Of Allentown evening psta0rsrs iesve Of p m,
s,rsest o. ue iare northern lines iu Cic-eo all "a
ro..s IT, tie Na,.h.het Cfesiae lre--oPol !oai'iAe
- f~nit Clegri.l1 roll-b.s ClaciGl.1. and III sin
p."t. u.s. co.. win iewe. cIsDret Q, ctn. -
s..fsnt Cu.. t..aou rls-tt rln from rliidellae 90
pDrr, sss all s. an kewY ~ ~ ittsJlrgn - ls,
.los.Lg I'd csir-a Co.'S ou 81 t-in-
Far. lac q. p 9.ier roat~a
fs-ea.e c'ecsef through. Tr,n.'~-. free.
s'eis i>e', S5,d gg,. psea ~ L',',5s
The pe1gyvsrs cea'rs! Company rr' an Ems sn,
asco-u.od 'l.u Lle wf.-b l.tftd coniuta1.e n9le p
tnt- 90 pl-.s, m1vus Wc,iwas3, H onohA' DO us fs'
YRrlGuTs
p ils route sirhs Of s d'scipions can be for"a iei
g. end fl-l i Ou The lt-.r-.d q. ONO hsHirs. n'
l.ut i't.ce Il .teon.in lowe or Missouri ~ RAIL
ROAD DlAtcI, % uori tis nay4ssbe rivers u
sel Of tI 30 % ula .fs Ay point Ga DE Wet By
lire fsfryl ls solt se a. l tu.s o. ilyoi-b4t o. ao
re iui Sing tie trans ostlon o. their reigEt % l q IL
.-ny esa Joy With confidence o. it, peejy t'ansi'.
Former. and neae.ir Live stock vii 6Dd ,hi' 1T "a.
r4se1s route, CApscioul tsldt vel veto od sud b.
p,d "iih e'ey corveneuce have been osened fh 'nc
elc 10 lions and every attention il pad lhrr wants.
f5nn 'tf f. where vii be iouun every co,ge oce
~ 9 lvag eiSiee 4, e.sred o, ne iLADEL-
,. j. fLLOTT. pnsscl ger rent no. Astof.l l9nss.
LEECA d Co., fr..sLl Agents,
I 80 As.or Hon.e and 30. South Wilkins,
hcDCNALD bl'CNOfF, Enir-aat Area's.
,...o.,, ,,g,..,, 10. Batep place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-22

MERRY LEASE NJ AUNIiON.-By virtue
oftht sal0ry yostri IN him. the Controller viii sFlI'
~ Pgbi- Auction, 10 .h- et bidder with .-rlna-e &C.
rY,i,, Al the city Hal on SATURDAY. th, i'h az OF
All 1902 AZ o. o'clock. noon, tho hbASE oi hr bi LII
e.p AID SHORT PIER ~ the foot ~ Deshr -scl street
am ,rtfyo lc- "a wl1h aloag the westerly fif" ol Wea
80, on % much rtfoof as belongs o. The Cofro i"r 81
90 ~ NessY YORK with lh- r.ght Gerry ihe1eoin
~ e. n Ho-sluus stree. jersey City but such landing
&c A. J,r.ey city be provided by thc leser at H. own
srte .nd cost for The term II ten yea' IRON me 1T aAy
oil Nay. no. ,.,..., ....,.,,., .,.f
d. ,,y ssre made ~ the ccporsoi sud a'o s1rh a. ere
,t,,d r fssollt of The Common Council IN feiauon
t,...,o d., I'D Nos.absf D. iaI0.
byr.s'rrEgr az tintScK,
f.,rrnfrrH's OITcE, Mach ~. lt1.,
,,..9, ,o,yruSS,IgAp ROBERT 4. nANs, Controlled.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-22

T.. C. BrLNtEy, Auctioueer -
nOSITVE SALE of valuable WHARF
1 TropTpTY Ia 80 CITY Of Brookly n.-bULkLEN a
~ Iii ELI 90 WEDNESDAY. Apr ?. at Y oc.oet At
',srnGuA.TS' EACnANGE. New YORK. about ~ LOTS
va m f,utipe on Reed and Van Buntsts. With iuiA
81 | a., fse Pier 81 By no. and all tho water Tishi be
Eo' Al Wals,., Jsuncey Count.