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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

,COrHhs, Colds, Influenza, TFOafseAess,
Cros.R, B9o9flsiiiy. pYcfRje4y O9n,d q
suinpsien, 'sind for inc '1telicE
On ne of Consumpiivc Paticnss9IO
y IL sn Hayrn$es1 I, .ss9ses,2 D nwo1d
n, ThisB o remedy so universally known sb supass
any other cure of throat and lung complaints,
that it is useless here TO publish the evidence of its
virtues. Its unrivalled Excellence for coughs and
colds, and its truly wonderful cures of pulmonary
disease. have made it known throughout the civil
se aSGss & aPs saSl ~ III e S sqss
Personal exRtrience cli its eifecs soinc Ihsiags
trophy ip theft midst of its ycterY over the subtet
end Hngerensl 0is5pa4fs Isf the fr6at ard idhgs.
As all knoY m fatality f tksss aspsdeh,
weneea not do more than to assure them thu 4 has
now al the virtues that 10, did haze wien pakhE;
the cases which lsase wost so strongly alon the
confidence of fmankindssaliW sAHglE g9linsJ
Prepared BY psfI a FER b & fSy1evelA alass.
"a FqrOs sale by, LANES ~ EisR0Nsi Bel
AE 6 fta9g niiioa ,H esiHBb san3H5
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Trustees; Sale, ,l1Iy:,.,.

jDXGVIRTUE of Decree Of the Cir
ID cult Court for Hartford coutfy, sitting
. iu Equity, the undersigned will sell, as
Trustee, at the Court House door in Bel
Air, ------,-
On 1ln.;1 Monday, the =; 7th Y
Day Of September next. the following
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DIR. HIGHLANDS ''
GER MAN. Bit IERS...
4 .',5e nj RHRpEPAR1ER nYIenao9o T
Dr. G. MoJ Jackson, Philadelphia,

ei .,3c ralRHRnE RHRnErAREP P4ElP nYenao90 E U
Dr.G.MoJ Jackson, Philadelphia,
Will electaafy ana most certainly san cure a all dis
eases arising from DESORDERED Liver,
STOMACH or KIDNEYS.
HooFLAND'sEGERMAN BITTERs
Will cure every case of Chronic or Nervous, De
bility,l lDiseaseiof the Kidneys and Diseases ars
iug.frop disordered stomach Observe the fol-
lS3Fsing symptoms resulting from disorders of the
Constipation, Inward piles, Fdlnesss or Blood
to the Head, AGidity, of the Stomach, Nausea,
Heartburn, Disgust for Food, Fulness Or Weight
in, the Stomach, Sour Eructatiops, Sinking or
'Fiutterng at the Pit OF the Stomach, Swimming
of the HeadS Hartiedo ands Difficult Breathing,
}Ftuttering at the Heart, Choking and Suffoca-
ting Sensations when in. aelying posture, Dim
ness of Vision, Dots or Webs before the Sight
Fever and Dull Pain in the Head, Deficiency oi
Precipitation, Yellowhess Of Tie Skin and Eyes,
Pain in the ySidea Back, Chest, Limbs, &c, sud-
den Flushes of Heat, Burning inthe Flesh, Cob
slant lmsginings of Evil and great Depression
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o5 REMEMBER,nnis> i99. ~. q
That these Bitters are ''' we we,
NoT ArLlG0HOETC,' NJ
And not intended as a BEvER4GE.

The Proprietors have thousandsof Letters from
the most eminent Clergymen, Lawyers, Physi-
clans and Citizehs testfying Of their, own pcrso-
nal knowledge to the beneficial effects and medi-
cal virtues Iof these lBittersJ .,3 s0j h2'!@io
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1863-08-14

kascys ena gd in young Or Or
sassnt a,t pestore est to "be beaIth
Wy Pes.ion0 wv W .' ~ ,r.,i.-H
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BiIious Disordcrs-Liver G Conplaiiits.

Epm Dr. Theodore z, Pr, !. q ysY 9I IOrk G,y:
purpose as an aperient, but ! find their beneficial
effects upon the Liver very marked indeed They
haSc in my practice proved more effecfuRl for the
cure of bilious comp iaints than any one remedy
can mention L sificerely rejoice that we have at
length purgative whiclis worthy the confidence OF
the profession and the people 4F
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Ayers q,
! 51I1Hs,A,,S7aN
. .y,a.PIflT4S.

. i"
cJnplaiSin sfs Are You Out
of order. with your system
deranged, and your feelings
uncomf0 0rtable? These symp-
toms are often the prelude
to Serious illness. Some fit
offtickness ds creeping upon
you, and should be averted
By d timely nse Of the right
remedy. Take Ayers Pills,
and cleanse out the disof-
defed hum0rs-purify the
blood, and lett Ithe fuids
move on uhobstrpcted In
health again. They, stlmu-
late the functions of the
\. - Il s..AN ,,s-A-A :. a 4. .o&Sx,skwr
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DIR. AVER: Your Pills are the paragon ofall that
Is great in medicine. They have cured my little
that Had proved incurabie for years. Her mother
has been long grievousy afflicted with botches and
pimpes on her skim and in her hair, After pur-
have cured her. ..ysau ASA MORO FRIDGE. n
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) NOT 5 AZ Kutt EDR1NK I

A~HIGHLY CoNCENTRA TED ,VEGET 4BLE
ao nA inAol: m la,s.sIg "a Qd
Il Parct Tonic uthat, .aciH, ,Relseue the Afa
ne yfscted and not MAZE Drmberds.
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-iFfom Ord. G. Green, (2icagt
N Your Pills have had long trial in my
and ] hold them in esteem as one Of the |
ents have ever found. Their alternative e.
: given in small doses for bilious dgsentefy
Th9G. Their spgar-coating makes them
ceptable and convenient for the use of w
, children. 29m
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1863-08-14

Washington, D. c., 7th Feb, 1856.
SIR: I have used Your Pills in my general and
hospital practice ever since you made them, and
cannot hesitate TO say they are the Best catfartc
we employ Their regulating action on the liyeris
Quick and decided, consequently they are an ad-
mirable remedy for deralgements of that organ.
Indeed, have seldom found case of bilious dis
ease obstinate that it did mot readily Yield 10
them. Fraternally yours. ALONZO BALL, H. D., +
" Physician of the Marine Hospital.,
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AND LEAVES NO PRosTRATt
. ! T. 7 !
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-25
from Cairo.

CNRo. December % 3-The steamer Atlantic.
from New Orleans. aIriv ed with a cargo of sugar
for Louisville. Sixty hOgsheads were taken of
at this port
The steamer Sunshine No. 2 arrived with As
bales cotton. "a hogsheads sugar aud 335 barrels
mola>ses for St. Louis
On the way W. while woOding 30 miles above
Memphis. she was boarded by a party OF guer-
rillas. who inquired if the boat belonged to the
Government what she loaded with. etc.
After robbing the weodmen OF the money paid
them for their wood they departed without mo-
testing the steamer.
The steamer Platte Valley. from Memphis.
arrived with 50 bales co'tOn for 81 Louis
Rebels are reported IN large force in the vicin-
ity OF Natehez, bui thus far have not made anv
attack upon our entertainments
Mobile papers say that the Alabama Legisla-
ture mas voted that the beautiful carpets that
cover the hoors OF the capitol be cut up and given
TO the soldiers for blankets
The Memphis journal of the 2lst says:
We observed large quantity Of cotton on the
bluff this morning that has been seen there since
the occupation of the city by the Union forces
Sales on the l9;h of 464 bales middny to strict.
" middling at 63d65c: good middling 67@69c
Several lots recently received by river, including
500 bales by steamer Sunshine
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PERUf AND INDIANAPOLIS
n "A I I r Q a D.
1868. E s 1868.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
80 MILKl SHORTER THAN ANY OTHER ROUTE

80 MILE tsHoRTER THAN ANY OTHER ROUTE
Am AM AFTER MONDAY, APRIL 20. 1868, train
" train: :-l be run as follows
A Chicago Expires Train will leave Indan.poIts a,
t235 p. NJ Errve 81 Kokope $40 p. ~ IN time &c
make close Connection With train on the Cincinnati and
Chicago Air Line Railroad for Logsnsport YalDsr aisc
and Chicag., and arrive at Peru At 4:2O p N.
Returning the train will leave Peru AZ l20 A. NJ
making close connections with the night train from Chi
esgo, end arrive at indianapolis at $40 A. M
Nail IIain viii leave Indianapolis at l35 p n j.,
stopping stations and arriving Peru In time tc
make conn tons With the trains the Toledo and Wa
bash Rzilws for wabash, Huntington, Fort Wayne To
ledo and ID |oit.
RetuTrn the same train will leave Peru st SO
A. NJ afte he arrival OF the train the T. W. r
from the rs and arrive At Indianapolis iO.00 A.
10 time 10 make Connections for all points East Sch
and West. i
Chcag presstrsin will leave Indianapolis al so
r NJ, max close connections Al kokoo with train for
L0gsnsporS Valparaiso and Chicago. and arrive Al
Peru ~ IO.A. NJ IN time Ike connection with anr
going Easts'nd West on the Toledo sBc Wabash Rail
way.
ReturunGthe same train viii leave Peru st I7:ls p II
making cicse connection Kokomo with the train,
on the Cincinnati and Chicago Air Line r. from Chicago
Valparaiso I'D Loganspor and arrive Indiana polls q
410 p M time connect with the evening trains
Cincinnati. louisville and other points
DAvIIsAACT, General Agent and Superintendent.
v. I. hsrTT. General Ticket Agent feb23. 'ss-d1J
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INDIANAPOLIS AND CINCINNATI

r "A I L r . "A d I
ShOrfeSt Route by Thirty Miles!
no CHANGE Of Cars to CINCINNATI, by this ROUTE
Chang, of time. On and after Monday April
30, and until further notice.
Three traine Indianapolis Daily Sunday excepted
ENIRSTT4AIS.-5.OO An CINCINNATI EXPRESS
X srrySs at Cincinnati al i040A ~, and Lexington
KY, 7.3o M, snd close connections Cincinnati with
Little Nj III. Cincinnati, W. GAINESVILLE and Marietts
Railroads, II all points in Southern Ohio.
Second I 3n-llDO A. M.-Cincinnati Nail arrives a,
Cincinnati 20 P. M King close connexions with the
Little Man Railroad for Loveland Morrow, Columbus
Newark. d esville, and Wheeling
Third Irs&-655 Z. VI. CIBcinnsti Express arrives
Cincinnati . SO 7. NJ
Fare samAas by any other route
Call for tickets eta the Indians polls aud Cincinn az
Railroad. 4
Baggage f,ecked through.
WI. L. NOBLE. General Ticket Agent
s. W. I'll kOTr General Passenger Agent.
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NOTIONS, TOYS. &C.
TO DEALERS IN
N o T Ms, TO Us
Fancy Goods. &c.

As NY STOCK Is NOW COMPLETE IN EVERY
"A particular for the coming Holidays wish TO call
the attention q dealers II th. above goods. Having
bought under very favorable circumstances and UNDER
standing the q the trade thoroughly By long e1
perence II viii be 70 the interest Of buyers 20 examine
where they ~ili aud
goois ever brought together under ono roof at such
prices will afford good profit Respectfully.
CHARLES MAYER.
E0V5- e&w2m No. % West Washington stTeet.
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indianapolis and Madison
IERxOAD
1863. - 60 - 1863.
1868.

New Arrangement 10 Com mcnce NON.
day. Feb. - SGx-
1.-TWO passenger trains daily Sundays e1ccptsdl be
tweersrndianapOl.- and Madison.
Lea-e tisA Union Depot Indianapolis, az 700 A.
and p NJ, srTivin Olson ct ~ 50 A. n. ard Sc
Pm
Leave fkk Depot ~ Madison q. A. n. aac 40 r.
arriving ~ -3d.s1s polls al IL A n. aud 14aP n
THIS hoaaforms line with the Packets a. Madison for
the transportation Of freight between Cincinnati and In.
disn spolis I'd points West.
Tariff Of yrelghts ss low a. By s-y 0ther route.
Shippers sod merchants West win End II 20 their zter
est 10 ship " this line
feb2 DC. BRASHAM sapsrtn.en6eus.
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INSURANCE.
Indiana Fire Insurance Company.
indianapolis, Indiana.
Office. No. 5 Odd Fellows Hall,
IN NSURANCE

Office. No. 5 Odd Fellows Hall,
(UP STAIRS
tupttut ....... ....... $kOo,OOO.
INSUkES DWELLINGS. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
Il Barnes Hay, Grain and Live soek therein, against
less sEi damage by ire for The term II Eve
year.
IbksCfoKsJ : Harvey, Frederick Bragg, {. c. 0ln.
Nm. 0bson Indians polls. John II. HEiion. Richmond
oTElcEEs-J s. Harvey, President; Frederick Bag
&c Prssidsnt; fredeTiek BrAsss, Treasurer; wn. T
Gibson, Secretary.
4. q. OLIN, General Agent.
VILE. Andrew WslI.c. - u.orh.rt Iares n P.x
Cashier Bank Of State. II A Fletcher, Esq, Merriam;
z AeIonAid Attorney at Law, Josiah Locke, Es9 Of
Locke hIo h y Peck Ese., President I. II / Rail
road Co.. Indianapolis John Peterson. Esq, stephen r.
wiggns, Merchant. Richmond: u. 4. Williamson. Esq
Attorney Al Law, Greepeaste HILL Esq P1tshsro.
fpp~esros noFe-d9u.
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Advegsf-enents- publish n both the Daily and the
4eekis ssx11NpI wi he changed ibs fu Daily rates.
Stb one hall tbe Weekly rates added
4Bu.e.s Notice puhsLet in IN local columns Of ten
under viii be CHARGED Tor each insertion VI; II
fler ten ues, ten cent per line
hSrges aIi b. made for inserting the notc-s OF The
owing ORDER Socetes and Asoci atofS a. the rates
Tused q he paid n al, aucc:
lNiliiary Companies. Order - Odd Fellows, Masonic
Sss4ers BenSvoeu. Societies and Singing Societies
Afor each notice exceeding lines - cents Tor each
ertion. over eight lines At this rate.
nnouncng deaths with funeral notice attached, 81;
E.heut notice free
ZHsrriage Notice 80 cents.
zOiices ol Festivals Pcncs sd FScuraons gotten up by
ividuai assocsfiou by churches, at the regular
Ace
zadvertisenenfs loaded and placed under the head on
ecia Notices. IL ten lines over will be charged double
y, usual rates.
tadvertisemeuss making less than three lines Inserted
\, = Ia the Daily. will BE- charged fifty cents.
fessf~ advertisers topaz quarterly.
EAnnouncng candidates for Offices Of every description
charged the Of ~ 50 for each name in the
Iy and "a the Daily and Weekly, the came 70 be- 10
y cases. paid In advance.
advertisements inserted s the OF the at
nrys ordering and deayable for the legal proceed
r. hut co4lectable at our usual time Publishers not
the accuracy cf legal advertisements be-
ys.nd the amount charged for their publication.
ELDER, HARKNESs BINGHAM,
r Proprietors Indiana state Sentinel.
J. NJ. TII.fORD.
ii President indianapolis Journal Company.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-25

We are re-enliSting for the "veteran" service
The Irish regiment IS to be reorganized and filed
up TO its lighting weight" We hope TO be
home for Christmas, and will expect not oily a
hearty welcome from our friends. but generous
assistance from every patriotic lrishman TO fill NJ
our ranks "VErERAS VoLUxrEER
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II M n. ID IN IT n - IT /.
1862 "a 81 - 1862

A IL PERSONS PURCHASING TICKETS FOR 81
~ JOSEPH and other points IN Northern Missouri.
STATE Of or the Tsritaries should insist en- hsv
ng ticksts strssd BY the
NosfrH MIssoCRi RAILROAD,
The only RAD rosts from ST. Loais 20 81 joseph i n.
shotest and quickest lEe By thirteen hours 10 sks re-
otsst point reached BY rail- snd Is s~sys - ckesr A.
any other. Buy yoar Tickets Kansas snd al ponfs
Northern Missouri by the North Missouri Railroad
ISAAC Il. STURGEON
E. Pres't and 6sn'l supt- Sorts Missouri 4. X.
HENRY u SIMMONS .Csnsrsi 1rsvslsr tAzent.
s~TtfT-tf,
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r q NJ FlD T. TIA Z.

&C vFI ID r. NTI Al.
e<a YOUNG MEN WHO HAVE IN
tffz.z<<E3-< ured themselves by certain secret
~ habits. which unfit the for business,
Els&< pleasure or the duties Of mArriedlife:
also. middle-Sged aud old men who,
from the foiies other feel debility
in advsnc" oner Yfars before placing themsslve under
the treatment of ous one, should first read
.'THF SECRET FRIEND"
Married iadie- will learn something OF Importance by
perusing The Secret Friend f"
Sent 20 any address scaled envelope receipt Of
snCerts.
DIR. STUART co. can be consulted on alldseases Of
sprivate o. confidential natare. from A. n. .tosP.M
(sundavs from q II A. NJ } a their Office.
Address DR.TatS 4. STU ARI a Co.
uch2l-dSwly-is-is2 ReS;on Mas
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BOOK BINDERS.
ED. L.. PALMER,
Book Binder and Blank Book
manu acturer.

A Nd DEALER IN BLANK BOOKS. PAPER AND
N Stationery, Nc. 80 South Illinois street Indians
poIis, lneiAra-
SPECIAL attention given 10 COsniy Orosu, Bank and
Railroad work
Muse Magazines Periodicals. &c. eound N TIE bsst
styl.s on reasoaable terms
Rsmeuber-Bndery and Store No. - South Ilinois
street decls-d3w
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NIhIJLAh.
HEADQUARTERS (lsr IRISH 35th IND. Vols !
SHELL MOUND TENN, Dec 3, 1863. {

OhhbL NhotNb. ESN-, bcC. D. iCoo-
The commanding officer takes great pleasure
in presenting To his regiment the subjoined con-
gratulatory ORDERS issued by Generals Hooker
and Granger:
The splendid conduct Of the 35th Indiana in
the recent battles has filled the heart OF the
Colonel commanding with gratitude and pride.
Officers and men. without an exception. display ed
all the courage and gallantry to be asked or ex
pected by any commander. The high fame and
name of the 35th Indiana has been well main
tanned in me late conflicts before Chattanooga,
and fresh laurels have been entwined around the
battle-wor flag of the 35th Soldiers, accept
the thanks OF your commander for the manner in
which YOU discharged everg duty-on the march
and in the field. By command of
Col. b. T MULLEN.
II. ID. GALLtGBER, Adjutsnt.
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From ESOsron

BosToS December 22.-The proceeds Of the
Sanitary Fair held here will reach Sl40.000
$4,000 OF this money to-dty paid over to
the Treasurer OF the Northeastern Branch
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-25
BOOKS, &C.
NEW BOOK STORE.
Nc. North PepnsYlvania street,
Opposite Odd FefioWs' Hail.
NDIsTAPof1s. TEp.

rUyoDD CARMICHAEL. BOOKSELLERS AND STA
l TONERS are hliing their shelves vftk ne
and best Booksfrom cur standard ersure sritsbs fcr
ssbbath scbos. and for religious and neral res4inz
Also school books and ststonery In every varisfy,
with sssormeni Of bssziisal Photograph Albxns,
Diaries. Portfolios, &c, &c
piesss cail ana -Esrains ear stock-
cHAs X. ToDD.
nOxis-dlF J. ID. CARNlCHAKI-
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r RAILROADS.
o P P o S I T I o N.
Fare Reduced.
Little Miami and Columbus
and Nenia
G u . -
RAILROAD.

IyoR THE ACCOMMODATIONS or TIE CITIZENS
II Of Indianapolis and the travelling public generally,
once has been opended in Biakes Building of
Washington street and Kentucky avenue, opposite The
Bates and Palmer Hotels. under the auspices cf the
above named Railroad where kets and all desired IN
formation may be obta ned the travellers convenence.
This accommodated which has long been required
at indianapolis
Passengers for the Vas, can procure tickets this
Office from
One TO Three Dollars Tess
than tickets are sold the Union Depot Indian
For Through Tickets and all information please apply
at the office, as above.
uPOfhce hours from "A. M.,O9PN. Once hoars
Sunday from TO eP. N p. W STRADsR,
General Ticket Agent.
wM. p WATSON, Ticket Agent.
JNO. @. BENSON, Agent
Us. sHACELEFoRD, Travelling Agent.
dec5-dtf
, 1863-01-19
the VERY LATEST NEWS,
AtoNDAT, 3 O'CLOCK, /. II
FROM BURNSIDE ARMY,
MPORTANT MILITARY CaBaLS.
Burnside Resigns and Withdra#s
his Resignation.
EXCITING RUn10R VIA NEW YORK
Highly Improbable and Unlikely.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribnne.]
WARRINGTON. Jan. Is, 1853.
Three weeks ago Burnside issued an order
for the troops to march with ten days cooked
rations within forty-eight hours. The Prcsi-
dent counter1nandcd the order upon the rep
resentation of two officers Of Frank1in'a d.
vision who CAME up and declared to the Presl-
dent that the army vas SO dcmoralized that If
1t fought it would be sure TO be cut to pieces,
Gcncral Burnside came up 80 know the rca-
son why his order was conntermanded,
Learning these facts lie demanded the names
Of the officers, but was refused, and then ten
dcrcd his resignation.
The President wouldn't accept 1t. General
Burnside has since learned the names Of the
officers and will court martial them.
NEW YoRK, January ia special to the
Sunday :Neyrury eavs that the army Of the
Potomac Is in motion, and battle probably
raging.
The crossing Of the Rappahannock was
doubtless effected at Richards Ford.
The special adds, from news receivefat the
War Department 1t Is now deemed certain
that General Burnside is by this time across
the river, and the rebels are akedaddling In
land.
all the army officers In Washington have
left fol. the battle field
Mote BY the Reporter Of the Associated Pfess.]
The foregoing is to be received with eau
tion. The same correspondent says the
V1cksburg expedition is being rapidly organ
lied, and that Gen. McClcrnand will be the
second in command.
Tho force will reach 100 900.
, 1863-01-19

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Ttibuno.l
srrHoY1ELp, Jan. II, 1858.
There was general disfncltnation to do my
business in the House, to-day, and there "as
barely quorum In the morning, and not ono
in the afternoon.
Some timely and patriotic resolutions were
introduced by the Republicans, hut the Cop
perheads lodged them By referring them to
committee.
4 bill was reported buck from tho commit
tee, and passed almost unanimously author
izing tho renting Of new rooms for the sa"
prcme Court. .,,,..
the courts in certain localities were passed.
The minority of the committee which haa
hid Cages case under consideration have maac
their report 10 the Housc. Hhn weak affair
! md it is not attempted to conceal the rascality
Of turning Gage out. The minority report
will be made on Tuesday.
Hereafter, The Clerk UIll call the members
, 1863-01-19
FROM MADISON.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1
MADISON, Jan. II, 1858.
In the Senate, the bill providing for new
system of assessment and collection Of taxes,
which was discussed and rejected at the extra
session, Is now rcintroduced, andwus referred
to select committee.
Stationery was voted the reporters. Nothing
else done.
In the Assembly, q committee was appointed
to inquire into the alleged sufferings Of: SOL
food, blankets, &c. The Chaplain question
was settled as in the senate-by inviting the
resident clergy, The Speaker announced the
following committees:
Judiciary Bingham, Pope, sharpstein, sWcbb,
Ways and 4aans-Barrow, Hyer. Bates, Treat,
-Eaaca'ion, sehoo! and 1nirsrsity Lands Starr,
Iaco!7orations- Aieott, Burteh, Edgerton,
Schott1er.
Kaii!eaas- Field, Latham, Galloway, rallen,
Internal IMrrccemeats- Turner, Ellis, Taylor,
Roadt. bridgSs 1a and Fzrrses-Jaekton' Jones,
7gna aad GSH1ly 9rgani=atton-:uil1 Priest, s.
h. MliAa- webb, sanhoru, Lapham, q. Il. Foster,
Rlirtl@gs ond Elections Priest, Jones, Davis,
aasie23iiass aad yanytaeturs- Monroe, Dash.
IegEIaiirs dstates-Batce, E. Wescott,
siafe 0Mcfre-Vivan, Thomas, Edserton, Green,
Contingent Expendisu7es-Ncwman, Dosksta-
der. Cahill, Taylor, Webster-
Eng,osssd BiNs-0etling, Hatch, Miller. Hanro-
Ea,eued Btu*-rarfs, Richardson, Gilmore,
Wright, Slianahan..
Shate La"ds-Laphau,: Wilcox. Collins, Hatch,
Mining and smkuing-Fnllcr, Chapman, II. s.
Wcstcott. Har1ns, Mcfarland.
FisSef asS so. Vsvn smon
State Prison-starks, Field, z1llier, Wheeler,
Medical seeiet'es, de.-Hcad, Vivian, uyer,
BanEt-Caeweu, Head, Bentley, Ginty, o'Hara
| Fsdsrat Relatioas-lsothe, Starr, sanborn, os
S!raMp Iand.-Ashley, spaulding, Wagner:
jackson, Powers
Chapman, Hill. ". q. Smith:
Joint Committee on n1l"rtst1gatton-H Hanson. ant
Joias Committee on Rlntiag-zillier and Tu1
Joint Committee on Loca' Laws-Wright, Hogan
Barber, Fowle.
They are generally judiciously arranged.
! Outsiders arc very active and members yer,
quiet on the Senatorial question. "A Repub
lican caucns will be held on Tuesday evening
and probably re-nominate Senator Doollttl'
By large majority, on the first ballot.
| In the 5th regiment, the Governor has ap
pointed Lieut. Col. Thomas s. Alien, Of til
second regiment, Colonel, vice Cobb, resigned
Capt. Catlin, Lieut., Colonel, vice Emery
deceased; Capt. Wheeler, Major, vice Bercns
resigned.
The State Journal publishes the names fol
watdcd to the Governor Of cighty-six soldier
wounded nnd seventeen died Of wounds q
Fayetteville, Ark; nincty-two sick an
wounded are ut Kcokuk, 204 sick and wount
ed arc in the District Of Columbia hospitals
and 14a are In the Alexandra conyalesccr
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