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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-13
Prom s&entucky.

CiyclxSArI, January 1.-THE Cincinnati Ga.
zefie says
From the editor of the late Sandy Valley I'D
rocafe, now one of the editors of the Louisville
Democrat, who arrived here from Sandy Valley
Yesterday. we learn that the second rebel inya-
sion ct Eastern Kentucky has ended an dis
graceful route. n Fnlw MA
On Monday last Col. Garfield's forces, inclu-
ding the 2Ith Ohio, 10Th Kentucky aud i .c0O
cavalry, had proceeded up Big Snsdyto Paints
Vile, within seven miles OF the rebel camp when
they were met by flag of truce bearing mes
sage from Humphrey Marshall asking if matters
could not be arranged without fight.
Col Garfield Immediately replied he could OF
fer no arrangement except either to fight or sur
render Internationally Marshall then addressed
his men informing them that they had no other
alternative excepting to surrender or dlsband,
and giving them the choice. They decided TO
disband, and Immediately collected and set fire to
all their wagons, tents, camp equipage, supplies
&c.. then each man was permitted to take care
OF himself, and the whole force scattered In con
fusion No attempt was made 10 save any thing
excepting their cannon. which were hauled off
Col. Garfield dispatched his cavalry IN pursuit;
they expect to capture the guns and perhaps pick
up many Of the flying rebels
The rebels in Northeastern KY, from the high
estimate in which Humphrey Marshall's military
ability held. had strong hopes Of success
under his leadership.
A sufficient Federal force will be left in this
region to secure its future peace and safety.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-13

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-THE skirmish OF Capt
Russell mt Bath was brilliant affair. He had
been detailed from General Kellys command
with two regiments Of infantry and two squadroni
of cavalry and was stationed at Bath.
On the approach of Gen. jackson with GOO OF
800 rebels his scouts gave him notice. He was
six miles from the Potomac river. He took tho
infantry and went about two miles and posteC
them n skrmishers in dense wood.
The cavalry was left to engage the advance o.
the enemy.
the eneIny's advance under Turner Ashley, o
guerilla notorety, who came on and fell into thu
ambuscade. Capt. Russell lost seven horses. anS
kept eleven of the enemy's, and retired with hi'
whole force across the Potomac, with a loss o.
only two men, who were drowned in crossing
This is considered one of the most brilliant move
ments of the war
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-13

FROM New York.
Nav York. January lO.-The specials contain
the following items: sf-
The Conn issee on Ways and Means have
agreed 70 impose a tax on railroad passengers Of
one quarter cent per mile. 4s.
A JOINT Committee on the conduct Of the War
had Gen Fremont before them TO day for several
hours.
The General presented an elaborate statement
of his campaign in Missouri
The New York bankers were before the Ways
and Means Committee this morning and submit
ted a new financial scheme for the Government
and the country. They propose a Bureau of the
Treasury Department. located in New York, to
he managed by five commissioners appointed by
the President and Senate; to have charge of the
Government and receipts and disbursements With
power to furnish currency 10 all local banking
institutions to be redeemed ut the Bureau. The
currency to be based upon United States stocks.
The bankers are opposed to the bill before the
Committee.
The Ways and Means Committee viii report a
bin in Few days for branch mint in Denver
City. .s-...s 80 Is
The President to dsy directed the appointment
of Napoleon J J. Dana, Of Minnesota, as Brig
adler General of volunteers.
Compsuys G and ID, of the PENNSYLVANIA
Bucktals, under command of Capt. Mcdonald
OF TO- u went 10 DfAiil>Nllte itct<Lh. anu ft-
turned this morning. The eneu1 have not been
at Evansville since the battle: III are throwing
up batteries three miles beyonH
The Bucktails counted l16graves on the bat
tie field of Drainsville.
On Tuesday morning the Freedom. Satellite,
and Island Belle. got under way and stood to the
Virginia shore OPPOSITE Maryland Point and be
gan to she'll the rebel encampment near Boyd's
Hole
The shell few thick and fast; many of them
were seen to burst over the land in the direction
of the encampment. No response was given by
the rebels and half last one o'clock the firing
ceased.
/ The three steamers then stood mp for Aqua
I Creek and commenced to bombard the batteries
there at twenty minutes TO FIVE o'clock, contnu
! ing an incessant fire until fifteen minutes aite
six o'clock. when the firing ceased, without elicit
! ing any response.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-13

LOUISVILLE, Jan. 1.-THE Democrat recesvcd
advices this afternoon corroborating the accounts
received by way Of Cincinnati of she ds<bandsng
Of Humphrey MarshalFs rebel forces near Paints
vile No further particulars Of the affair are
given.
The Bowling Green Cssrs~y Of the ID instant.
states that Floyd arrived AZ Nashville on the iss
en- route for Bowling Green.
The Padaeah correspondents Of the .Jssrssl
writing on the 9Th complains bitterly Of the treat
ment Of the Union men there by the Federal Gen
eral Smith, and demands has immediate removal.
Rumors prevail at Lebanon that the Federal
troops have taken two steamers proceeding up
clothing and provisions for ZollicoHcr's forces.
The locality OF the seizure a. not stated -
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-13

~ Ayers American Almanac is now ready
happy to supply all that call for them Every
family should have and keep this book 1t is
worth haying-comprising much general infor-
nation Of great value. 1t gives the best instruc-
ton for the cure Of prevalent complaints that we
can get anywhere Its anecdotes alone are worth
a bushel of wheat. and its medical advice is
sometimes worth TO the sick the wheat's weight
in gold. Many of the medical almanacs are
trash, but this is solid metal Its calculation are
made purposely for this latitude, and are there
fore correct. Call and get an Ayers Almanac,
and when got, keep it. lllw
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Sunday Night Dispatches.


LOUISVILLE, January l2.-To-morro~ e jour
nal will discredit the story about the recent meet
ing of Garfield and Marshall, near Pantsviiie
The Nashville Courier, of the 9Th, says:
General Of the Kentucky rebel forces.
The Legislative Council Of the "a elected s
c. Burnett aud ". T. Simms. Senators to the
rebel Congress.
Little Rock, Arkansas. dispatches Of the I'd ssy
Colonel McIntosh's command OF four regiments
fought the Indian Chief Opaihloyohola, sevent,
FIVE miles north. est of Fort Gibson on the 26th
routing and driving him toward Kansas. The
Federal loss was 900 killed, wounded and miss
ing. We captured 100 prisoners. large nnmbe'
of wagons and one hundred Indian horses. Rebsl
loss twelve killed and twenty wounded.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-13

Head, viii be one al the Brigsdeu rejected by
the Senate
here are numerous Applicants Cor me mission
70 Rome. which The Northwest claims ~ beioug
ing 70 some one from tkeir section
The Commissioner.of Patent. . 20 be called
on by Congress 10 state whether M Brown. Coz.
meriy Agricultural Chief Clerk. = noe emp1oyed
by him in Europe to purchase seeds
There was much fault with Browne ol;cial
conduct while here and n he has been sent abroad
IL will make some disturbance.
The King Philip came up from the lover Po-
tomac this morning. and reports meeting the
Pensacola between Mt. Vernon and Fort Wash.
ington bound down.
The FOG was 50 thick last night that the Step
ping Stone vas obliged to Law on Alexandra Ill
this morning. AT noon she again started 10 run
the rebel blockade.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-13

METROPOLITAN HALL-Jeannie Deans. This
drama. founded on Sir Walter Scots novel of
the Heart of Midlothian, and dramatized by Dion
Bourcicault. will be produced this evening at
Metropolitan Hall. 1t had the unprecedented
run of fourteen weeks mt Laura Kecne's Theater
New York. on its first production there, and the
exclusive right to present il out of that city has
been purchased by Miss Annette Ince. who will
personate the heroine, and be aided by Miss Ma
rion Mccarthy Ellie Deans, Felix a. Vincent
as the Laird of Dombeydykes, together with
Messrs. Abaugh. Hamilton. Hight, White. Hill.
&c, Madames Pope Hill. Endress. &C.. which
insures thorough Interpretation of Sir Walters
beautiful work. We shall speak OF it to morrow
after witnessing its performance.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-13

DIsrRsssiSe AecipkST--Ne are panied to
learn that Charles Hosey, a bother OF Colonel
Hovey of Nj Vernon. was terribly mAngel and
seriously ii not fatally injured by the premature
discharge of a cannon. on Wednesday last A
gun squad in MI, Vernon was firing a salute ia
honor OF the day-the 9Th OF January-and Mr.
Hovey was engaged IN ramming down the charge
when the man who had ms thumb on the vent al
lowed the air To enter the piece An explosion IN
stanty took place, the rammer carrying away
both OF Hoyey's arms below the elbow and other
wise inuring him. When our informant left
preparations were being made to amput,te the
s,umps. The ewes of the unfortunate man were
also injured a,Ei he will probably lose his sight
Eransriiie Journal
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-13

Outstanding January / 1862. &c. s54 81
ORDINANCES.
By Dir. Brown: For the grading and crawling
Of Bluff Road. between Ray street and the cor.
poration line. Read three times and passed,
b, Mr.. kuhlmann: For the Improvement of
the south side walk of Washington street be.
tween West street and the Western arm of the
canal. Read twice.
RESOLUTIONS. MOTIONS, rro.
For the establishment of the office of CITY
Board Measurer.
BY MIR. Brown: For the establishment Of the
grade Of the sidewalk on the south side of " ash
ington street, between Meridian and Pennsylva-
MIA, and compel necessary changes to be made
BY Mr.. colley: Comforting police powers on
William Bretney. Superintendent of city pris-
oncrs
After the transaction Of some unimportant
business the Council Adjourned
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Correction.

INV YoK. January l0.--In the Port Royal
news il should be that Gen. Stevens was in com
mand Of the expedition TO the main land.
Cen Sherman and not Com. Dupont had sent
him reinforcements.
According TO express letters the enemy's works
were completely destroyed and our troops return
ed To Port Royal Island.
Two regiments were going back to Hilton Head
on the 81.
After our troops had entirely deserted the west
ern shore the rebels fell back live miles 10 Gard
ner's corner, showing the effect of the chastise
ment given was salutary.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-13
NY TELEGRAPH.
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI. January H.
Flour nomnaly unchanged; super6ne sold at
81 80.
Wheat unchanged at s0@s5c for red; white IS
@90c.
Oats advanced TO 2sc.
There is an active demand for corn.
Rye scarce and in demand mt 5Oc: it is being
largely used as substitute for coffee
Whisky opened dull: sales at Doc but at the
close there were no BUYERS and the market closed
unsettled and prices entirely nominal spectators
were anxious TO sell.
Hogs frmer; closing at 50 1903 25; receipts
Of 5000 head
There is a good demand for mess pork from
spectators with sales at 50 % for city brands
and - for country.
A fair demand for lard at 63a@634c.
Green meats dull with scarcely any demand
Groceries uuchanse and firm.
Sugar 9ls@llc
Molasses sold at 45tn47c.
Coffee sold at 1894 @2lc. ~ -af
Exchange IA discount. and par buying rates Il
premium.
The decline in gold and sterling exchange in
New York to- day and the great pressure TO sell
had corresponding effect on this market.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-13

SIGN or THE BIC HOOP sKIRr.-The proprietors
of THIS dry goods establishment, situated on West
Washington street, just east of the Palmer House,
are Illustrating what energy. application to bust
ness and good management can accomplish.
Lynch a Keane commenced business but short
time ago in contracted room and with a small
stock From this moderate beginning they have
gradually enlarged. and we prophecy their estab-
lshment will keep on growing until il rivals the
mammoth concerns of the city. The OF
their success is that Squire Lynch knows just
what viii suit the trade and where and how to
purchase TO the best advantage. And in addition
to this all customers are treated with similar
courtesy With such advantages and such ac-
complished statesmen as Captain Moriarty. who
almost anticipates just the wants of the purchaser
it is not a matter Of surprise that this establish
ment is growing go rapidly in popular favor.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-13

FORTRESS MONROE, JAN lO.-The steamer
Spaulding arrived from Hatteras Inlet this morn
ing She brings nonews OF interest The enemy
had not made their appearance since the 5ih OF
December .tl- ..... =
On the Oath of December there arrived in an
open boat from Roanoke Island ten contrabands.
On the day before the Spaulding left five slaves
arrived IRON Plymouth who had been five days
on the voyage. They say they we're fired at as
they passed Roanoke Island. They also report
much pivaton among the people.
The soliiers at Hatieras are conducting an
adult school for the instruction OF the negroes.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-13

From Cairo.

CAIno. January ll.-This morning three rebe
boats from Columbus, attacked our gun boats
Essex and 81 Ions, lying off Fort Jefferson. A
brisk engagement ensuet for a short time, wher
the rebels retreated our boats pursuing until the,
reached the batteries. Il is believed that one d
the rebel boats WAS disabled
-Four of our pckets were shot last night. neal
Binds Polai, by some sf Log ~ood sesel- airy
who have been roying about committing depeda
tons in thar vicinity Tor some days
General Paine has dispatched force Of cav
airy Ia pursuit Of them Deserters from Colum
bus. arrived this morning. report great alarm there
the troops apWehending ar attack by the FEEDER.
al forces
No movement has been made by our troops here
since Yesterday. ..-.sse 500
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-13

StTATE OF INDIANA, MARION COUNTY. SSH the
) Aarsn Circuit Court OF Marion county. IN the
q Indiana. March term. A. ID. lscz.-John Ioeer
Henry MARKS, David u. Lockwood Henry G. Bowen.
james =. Gall Samuel u. Addison. Joseph kdaissn Ire
D. W. Hook. samuel :. skinner. William b. Hook Robert
slsmper. William IA. Thompson. John II. Tsffee-
BE known. That tins fourth day 81 January. the
year l-62 the above named palntln b. he Attorney.
filed I'm the Office ~ the Clesk Of the ircnt Courr
his complaint said defendants
Together with fssit Of comp-fcf person.
that said defendants not residents q the state q In
diana.
Said Defendants therefore hereby hnR
and pcnfency u The complaint sga them, and hat
they appear and deur fherefo fhe calling
81 ad the second day q the q ssif
Of indianapolis, the fourth Nonday IN March neri
said planf and the and things therein
tanned aud alleged. viii be heard and determined " thea
Absence wn WALLACE, ciert. z
BY ". e.. snocx. DEPUTY
Bsaos X. ErIIorr, Attorney for f:aintn. jani3~5~
- Marion Circuit Court ~ Nsfieu cosnty. the State
q infssna, March Term, A. d. lss2Edward Sehs<as>r
-. LoGisa schsefner.
Pc known That on tbs thirse,h DAY - Trc<nb>r IN
fef m s,e oc~ fthe t1erk ~ th@ Marion Clrcust susf
hf-coIupasrf ~atd te entitled
toyr,her~fth asicsrff n cenf-trnf person.
that aid defendant Louisa SchAefner & resident
81 the state 81 Indsna.
sad Attendants thervfe-r h~hy me- 81 tbe nng
and renfenry ~ -sf curpis against her, and ufiss
shc appear and trra therrfo a. che call q
saf .othe s-cnud GAY cfe cfsait Court
intians,chs On the fourth Haersy IN Nnch NEXT sd
complains ard f1frc~ fkerrn ccntair~f
and alleged viii - heard d drfer~d m her <h-epc~
ws WALLACE. Ci-rk.
~ ". q. fnpCk. Dspgfy.
Apofra sx'prssrckrs attorney is Fiaintlr
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-13

THE BiRrH DAY or BENJAMIN FRASKLIN.-
The members of the indianapolis Typographical
Union will give grand ball and supper on the
18th inst. in honor of the great exempar of their
craft and the greatest man America has yet pro-
duced. The gentlemen on the committee of in
managers are each and all accomplished, and we
predict the affair will be the most brilliant of the
season
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-13

To CoFFEE CoNsuMERs-As coffee is now sell
ling at high prices, and money is scarce. we
some rye; LIST. scald it; ID, dry it; Sd, brown IT,.
and then mix it with one third coffee and two
thirds rye. and then you will have good cup
of coffee as YOU ever drank.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-13

-. Time is money and 70 have correct time.
you must have your watch or clock repaired by
one who understands his business Mr., John A
Beck. At Vickers's drug store. in Odd Fellows
Hall. repairs watches clocks and jewelry on short
notice and does his work well and cheap We say
find him gentleman deserving of patronage.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-13

- The indianapolis Journal acknowledges
that il lied when it declared that Hon John G.
Davis had fled the State of Indiana and gone 10
Richmond The Sentinel intimates that the fear
OF a cowhide in the right hand of Davis was the
cause Of the Journals confession of the SANDER
Dayton Empire.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-13

IL One of the best hotels in Indianapolis is
the Spencer House, near the Union Depot. Mr..
NJ. Harth. the gentlemanly proprietor, deserves
great credit in having. in consideration of these
war times, reduced his price to onedollar per day,
and at the time give his guests all that they
can get at any of the first class hotels in any
Western ctv.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-13

Nrw YoRk. Jan. l2-1'he Htrald's Washing
ton dispatch says
A grand Irish division will be formed under
Shields. with Meagher. Mullisan. Csss and Cor
coran as Brgadier Generals.
The halters of 200 horses Of Gen. Franklin's
division were cut and the animals cut loose on
Tuesday night, by a secret enemy, with the in
tenton Of aiding the rebels who were expected TO
m Ike an attack.
An arrival here reports the Sumter at st.
Thomas
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-13

-PKrsrSrArIoS or RfGiKINTAL STANDARD
To rHK FoRry SEVENTH. = Rev. Me-. SAWYER,
Chaplain of the i.th regiment. Col Slack sends
"a, the address Of himself in presenting, and Col
Slack accepting. splendid regimental banner,
costing sl0i. from the ladies of Wabash county.
They will be read with interest by the many
friends Of the regiment throughouttheS State:
ADDRESS or HEv. SAMUEL SAWYER. CHAPLAIN. IN
PRESENTING rHE BANSKR.
Coz. SLACK: A very pleasant duty has been
assigned me 10y the ladies of Wabash county
They have procured this most beautiful banner
and through our mutual friend. Mr. Il Il. Nc
Carly. Il has been -asely transmitted TO nv care.
ami am authorized by the patriotic donors To
pseseal i. through You. IN their name. to the 18th
regiment Of Indiana volunteers.
The county Of Wabash has committed 10 your
command three companies of her true hearted
yetu .nry. and a. you have h0noref one out Of
their number With tie position of color bearer of
tie Regiment, tue LADIES' al the county have sent
these a. the rerimenial coiors 90 be borne nv him
in every storm OF hat,le through which We may
pass, all the var shall terminate
The eostliness at the banner a. A commitment
10 Yourself as the Colonel Commanding 10 the
men they have sent into the field and 70 vour
standard bssrer-a three-icli com pli ment. ~hich
the feel assured will he appreciated hy n ALI
and the memory of winch Will make us more i.,
voted To the cause IN which We are enyag.4I amt
more Eeslstless n ooDtlei.
Our countrys banner. What glorious memo
ries cluster around IL. Under our fathers fought
through the revolutionary struggle Msny len
beneath IL ample folds-at once Their banner and
unfuslesi by our brave soldiers aud sailors on the
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-13

wAsHrSeroS. Jan. ll.-Secretary Chase ex-
poets TO meet on Monday, delegations represent
Ing the banks Of Boston, New York and Phils-
delphia for conference ON financial matters
Since the suspensions this city has been Hooded
with small notes, n.any Of them worthless
Next week the House Committee ON WAYS and
Means will offer and hope TO carry their bills Inn
posing taxation and resisal OF the tariff by an in
crease of duties
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this city that AaJntant /. y Stiles. having for
some reason fallen under the dIsple sure Of Col.
Brown. has been deprived Of his position az Al
Jutant. and nov occupies that OF second lieuten-
ant Of one OF the companies OF the regiment.
Col Brown Is certainly the most unfortunate of
Colonels He left Indiana with one OF the best
regiments ever raised within is borders. Moth
ing but misfortune. disaster AID trcnble has at
tended il since il reached the field. early AL
it, officers have resigned in consequesiceof diff
cuhy with the COINED. and vet hear .oi iitr-
tier trouble in prospect Whatever may he the
real cause il is yet certain that regiment ia such
a condition Is poorly fitted to 90 into the field.
Col Mansheld OF the 2dGermanr regiment,
was in the city on Saturday, and reported every
thing progressing finely with regard to his corps
now rendezvousing at Evansville.
s-GEsTRAL SsorL-H this distinguished off.
Ger has resigned be- uee hs sitnation a. Missouri
was rendered intolerabIe or uncomfortable 10
him. we most earnestly hope that he will be ap-
pointed forthwith to a high command elsewhere.
He has done gallant and great service. and we
have now very few military men in whom the
country has such strong confidence as in him.
His loss from the army would be deeply and uni
versally regretted a national loss. Louisville
Journal.
= The Forty sixth. Forty seventh and Fiftieth
Indiana and Sixth Kentucky regiments have
gone forward from Barlstown to Camp Wax
life, which is within twelve miles of Green river
= DIR. W. II. Myers. of Fort Wayne, is ap-
pointed Surgeon of the Thrueth regiment, vice
Parks, resigned.
= Col. a. Steele. Of the Thirty fourth lndi-
anv, now in Kentucky, has resigned, e
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-13

- We are indebted to the publishers for a
copy Of the Tribune Almanac and political Reg
lister for lo62 Its election returns and statistical
information are valuable No other work Of the
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-13

FRrDrRIcK Jan ll.-No further advices have
been received from Romney.
Heavy and irregular firing was heard in the de
rection of Sharpesburg. tins forenoon. the cause
of which is unknown.
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LOST.

II osT NoTEs-I.s~t. ~ th@ ssSersi<n>1. prem
issory uofcs, made - Lett, Parker 70 my order
dstst Mach ~ isso and Ats .nd three yrar-
from date rsspcctyeiy the nrsf for 81 COO With credit
Of eS indorsed. and he oater fr ss-ooo vithout sny
eredlf-
All parsons warned trade Cor the SAID ss<~s
psyrssnt hs< ben stopped. John JONES
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-13

CE5 The Holman Troupe. assisted by the
young masters and misses whom Mrs. Holman
has been instructing during the past month, give
an exhibition at Masonic Hall on Wednesday
evening next