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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-25
TRgANRy DETACHMENT Sept. II, l5o,.
AT INSPECTION SIN. VnlIr l,f

TREASURY bkfAhiMHNI otpls H. low
GTEAMBOAF INSpECTION.--SlR yolr let
y ter of ho Nth Inst received ipocns the CHAR
TERING aud EMPLOYMENT, by The oicerJ OF the " u
Department, OF PASSENGER STEAMERS without the H..
spo, ton required by the Act OF lJ52
Nothing II that Ia" -NcmPts such steamers from the In
specOn required to show them TO be nted for oaEyius
srngers.
20 opyae any possible Delay and difficulty IN such
would -ugseh that the Local Boards be- Instructed ~
the pup.r ooe War Department charged with the
du o Procuring such uasp0al0n, o, the necessity loi
gs Jrction we'll "a tho remedy provided ly the ri
iaul Ac vi JAY 1885, by the Of sly stcsmef vi1
laiin the ldw. presume o. those officers Vii BE ia
purd encourage violation OF aws. lor the
rty poI,on- carried by such seainers. But LouI hohe
officers persist in employing unnipect-d e,meF tho dnS
tie boa ~ pai and should be carried ous Very
spec fully your obrdi-ut servant,
= L. CHASE, SECRETARY OF tho Tfci'uIy.
STuLNAS, Snpefylsiag Inspector of Steamer, Ne"
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proposaIs.

QrAaTERMAsr.Rs Orrcx, NEw-YoHK Fob a. 1893
NOTICE TO 1UlLDEKS.-SEILFD PRO
PQSGns viii BE- rece ed the ,.xued az Ill IL m
26th nsf for the erection Of building Oca On
the Hospital Grounds in the vicinity of Fort schnyler
Said budin to b, 0 feet by rs -et store and haze
materials and tun the building tie Govrrnn emf
ready occupation In thu shortest possible time Detailed
plans can be seen at this office. ID
STEWART VAN vL1ET Maj. and ormsr
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. Feb. b. 1853
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
y the Office Of the bureau OF Construction Treasury
psrsDt, until u o'clock March 1909 for GLASS ac
c0rdns to the following schedule Of sizes and qualities Sam
pies OF the kied OF Gss cstusrd for to 10 furnished BY
each bidder.
passcs PLATE GLASS.
l94 plates AZ 3-isx20t.
100 plates 4at x2ot
ia plates I3fx2Os
40 plates ~ 8 lbx2Ot
- plates ~ 3 l6x26t
ia plates ~ 3-l5x20t.
l30 plates 8sxl9s
- plates 27lx25s
ia plates &c ll-l6x20l.
DOUBLE THICK YRRycH CRYSTAL
81 plates 81 3-l6xl6
ROuCH HAMMERED GLASS FOR sXYLlGHTs
80 pla,es 6Jx29-3 inch thick.
All tho Glass DO delivered at the Treasury Building per
unbroen and according TO samples In thickness and
quality The whole bs delivered from the 10th OF March
the LIST Of April may be required AL bidders luV
tract the bidder will be required to give proper
bond for the fulfll,nent Of the contract. .
The DEPARTMENT the pgit TO REJECT any or Gil
the bids considered for the interest OF the Government 10
do %.
Envelopes containing bids to be Endorsed Proposals for
Glass-Trsasury Extension" ;-
Engineer In charge Treasury Department.
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LATER RaGM HAVANA.
..,.rn .pae;ec from Havana.

The steamship Pacific, Capt. Emole'0n from ''a.
,.,a arrived On Tuesday morning, WIN da'es 10
he I1th. Size bad yeIy heavy weather ana Aes0
w hon, u,,or,s The steamer Sheldrake, for
Eew.Yosk. would leave on the ISL
TIE Confederate steamer Alcc' Nrn'ef'! u'e
Mslagorda, arrived at Havana on 'he morning o.
,he nh from Mobile with $50 bales Of cotton She
,en Noble on Saturday night, Feb. il, and made
,hs nm il, 60 hours, not having seen any American
vessel en- her passage
Uavana YVES very gay. The carnival season COM
.u,,oed on the 18Th. Inc health of Havana was
very good.
The Pacific brings the following passengers:
Tte In Zaloct Prs.: T. :. ClmF-sa and servant, c. e.
youpe Eogeue Lord, D.. Heginaid.
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OEYTRAL RAILROAD of NEw-JERsEY.-

~ u Court sndt-st--to.ntctlR al hampton
Junction with ths Delswase Lsckswa and Western hs'
road md ut Es.on with tn Letigh Valley Railroad snd"s
forming direct lire TO Pittsburgh and the "e's
without change OF c-rs. - ,..,
Il cave NeS.York e. follows; Al,
H,pprsnrRG FxPRPss-At o. m. for Eiston Need'ns
POT syille HsrIisbutx Maucb Chunk. Ntb1rspo9s
Mar TRAtN-At8a fCr Els'cn, W alter Oai. scsahton
Great Pend Biugh anton, pi,,ston. WiAesbarre nc ~,
~ IneorGf TpslY-For Elston. Allentown. Reaiing'
Potisvile Hanishnrg Nilimspolt, sc. . ,,-, Az.
= ". TmHouGH rgAN Fer Lss,on beh'enem' "'eS
s.sop.a. WAY TRAIS-FOr someriIle and intermedh~'
sts,ioGs ..,..-- pa
ing Haris0ufs Pittsburgh aud tie West Sleeping ears ron
jersey Ciiy Though 10 Pi.tsouIsh 49,. 49,.
EXPRESS 1RAIS fOR H,RRIsBuKG-Ihe m rtWe.s
TIain from Newl ork arrives Hauisol II p NJ c9nher
10. East and Yves. penny lssn teLtGs hairoaf N1a
era Central Railroad North and South, aud with TIE es
land Val ey Raiiro u -, ,...
ms TnRorGm FyPRg.s TRAIN FOR Tup Wfsf i"sres
NcvYork at daily SUNDAYS txcefted DIokns esose
connection az Uars.urg ~th fonns! ly-nia abroad We
no chars OF cars 20 Pittsburgh sd hut 10 rnrrt and
Chicago Two hour, tine saved by taxing 'his train
Elz AuHrRroRr AVp NEw-NOEH tEREY Leave New York
from Pier No. 2, North River at s3a and 1880;
0ld -, ,,
trip each way. JOSIAH y. SIEhAS, supeIinenirnt
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BRITIsm STHiMsHIP MILITIA, CAPT. GLoRoE
ConBE1T Owing 10 the storm tho above steamer
foI Havana did 10, sell until Monday morning She e a, 81
o'clock with iu csso SIS 2' in specie and the following
list Of psEsengers:
Mr. c. W. Potter, MIR. a. II. Bishop, NewYoIki Mise
Ring sud servant Mr. o. NJ Wheeler nagtcr o. NJ Mnosler
IT, aud servant Mis- L. V. Wheeler Miss T. n Wheeler
Cuba; Ar r. Libusn. Rev Anthony Farley Mr.. Otto Wciu
Mr. Charri Fernandez Vsacco, Mr. joseph Eoycs, Mr.
Charles A. Whiiiug Miss 4. Il Quntard, Nj WIN. H.
WickLan LADY and servant, New ioik MI Julius Usson
lady and Ivs sid MI de Ia Guerra Mr. Ira Burnley and
friend, Nj james Wilett Mr.. Louis Lhonns, Nh l. b.
Martin, Nj G. W. Lyman.
PRoyosT- Marshal DRAPER UsDER DIRECTION
or GES. WUOL-HEADQUAHTKRs DEPARTMENT or TIN
East, NYw-yoHE Cry Feb. TO- leOJ.-OEsERAL OHDRKs
No. lT-fhe Provost General Of the War Depart
ment United States n 50 far his duties connected with
the Department Of the East l. attached 10 these liesdqn
ter also tie Military Provost Guard Of this city. which
will bo ,ubjr only 10 the orders Of tho royoshapha
General under the special direction OF the Commanding Con
eIal OF the Department.
BY command Il Major Ger. Wool
G.. r. CHRISTENSEN. Major and ABIDE Camp
Acting Assistant AdJGisnt- GeDeIaL
Official. e. 4. CHEIsTEJfES, Aid.de-Camp.
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IL TERMINUS Passenger Depot Jsm,.-s.ip aud foot Of
gi!ast. T.. EWiuier srrar ,emen's Commencing Friday
Oo. ~ lbb2; Leave Nsw-lofk az for Gieenpof sse
hMbor Od-nt, and hamptOus; al "a III AID N !or
lp a,9a u. I'D n for Syo'se'i p m for tenr'
ssad SUNDAYS the tran lealFs Hunters Point t'it-sf
F,rryl II o. n. Isrank. ard iH,elmed ae stations
zion aiesi res.nir, leaves Na2hAnk - 5t IN
GA iiaY snd SAuGdly night tie Ii. aln VI. Tda
though Clrerlo eturriu" Saturday asd Monday "oi-
ing - AIS a. No. arriving IN cN- ok At s:2s. ~.
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miscellaneous.

A VALUABLE PREMIUM TO THE lEAk-
~ LY sl-BsCRIBERs 70 Mine hLMOhtaIs MlHhoh
or FASHIONS Each yearly sub'erioef TO bs en,ooi 70
tue usr-Tine-o "A sen, BY mall OF from tho 'o"
room, No as Broadway
BRUSHES OF every description at the BRUSH
ID FACTORY. No lS resll,t .islee',,, bI,a.ae AZ
Nor quality oon.tau,ly on hand. JoH.' h. horrLL,
COTTON WAsTE-For Machinery, Wiping
- d Packing ''O for shipping K 10y, '.
Fors BY W. ~ ~, ,, L',H,',
nREADFUL Headache, awful Toothache and
- A-araisi. po.iiiv.y cured IN three minutes us VOL
rotr. Instant Fais Arnhiaior Sold by al Druggists. Gen
Depot 10 y sen, ey mail ior y e'n.'
LIVERY LADY, MOTHER, MILLlNER
s ;9aa ~ OBJ g; aa rSgHs g f :.
i'.ued on OF about he ioih q Mach
! NREAT INDUCEMENTS TO CANNASSERS
20 rroeuf. yessiy ,nhtcfibers 10 MME DENOhtsIS
MIRROR or FASHIONS, by which any person can secure
: tecimsn coIis. sent postpaid. on receipt Of Is cts
MRS. GEN. TOM. TIUMB.-The Spring
| WI number GIMME. DEMORE5T5 MIRROR OF FASH
ioN VAL oniH hns po;ha, Of Lhs Lipstan bas u NM ,he
uaton, aod Descriptions Of her Wedding de'', JswefJ kc
MANHATTAN OIL COMPANY,
| Nk No. 10 Brosdwsy, y Y
SOLE MANUFACTUkERs or
uAgDNs SPERM OIL AID EXTRA LAltD OIL
For Ha!lroad. Steamships and Factories.
NINE. DEMOREST's MIRROR Or FASH
WI IONS AND JOURNAL DU GRAND MONDE uui.
VERBALLY .cknowsdEed tho sTssst and bs., fson Mas.tne
[53 Broadway Neviork single copic. p cents yearly r
with valuable premium Sold eyey where. OF ssnt W mall
on receipt Of the pflce
| CULPHUR and YAPOR BAfIiS-Established
- Ia s2O-The only genuine baths Ia the United States at
No Carroll place Bieector-s, Of Laurons iof cure
Of rheumatism. neIcuIis affections &e Given daily by
! Dr. A Ia. TIMOLAT Co.
CPLENDID SPRING FASH ON S-Mme.
10 DEMOREsIis MIRROR OF FAsHloNS.-fhe
spring will contain splendid Fashion fstes t0sks
Konnss ChdIens' Dresses BIaidwoIk etc. win full
descriptions including article Fashionable Coufrhip
CEWING MACHINES All first-class Sewing
Maclhnes such Wheeler Wilson'S. Singers, fnke
Lyons Howe's &c new, for SALE on monthly payments
AID 10 RENT by r. II. DIAMOND $50 Broadway
TIME PUBLISHED PATTERNS in the
l. Spring No. Of NINE. DEMOHEs1S MIRROR OF
Jacket avery novel and elegant sessn Lalys Vsst and
new aud elegant Sleeve
INIV ERSA l. CLOIliES-WRINGER.
! u PRICES.
No. l. LARGE FAMILY WRINGER.. fl0l Win Coos.
! 40. O. MEDIUM FAMILY wRISOER.. IS WARRASrEp.
No a. MEDIUM FAMILY WRINGER SG( WITHOUT Coo.
THE ONLY WKISGER WITH THE PATENT co..
! WHEEL REGULATOR.
! No WringsI d be durable without
COG-WHEELS
CAnvAsses wanted In every Persons residing where
no appointed by RENTING the price to u.s. shall
receive the WhnseT BY siPse s,; g,spa.d-
No. 3.5 Broadway, New-Yorh
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Ocean Steamers.

CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAIL
BEAUFORT. N C, AND PORT ROYAL s. C..
ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY'S
NEW STEAMSHIP
AUGUSTA DINSMORE.
WIN leave Pier No. North River SATURDAY Feb 20,
M2p. NJ. for Beaufort, and Pot Royal.
For freight passage apply ut Of the Company's Offices
or al our principal office, No No. 80 broadway.
The FAB KEE will succeed tue AUGUSTA DINSMQRE,
end sell or about the 9Th OF March
ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
No 50 Broadway.
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FORM OF OFFER.

7 TorW VI
b.,eby or.r aud agree furnish ------ ngfeeaby
n, lie provisions and Ia conformity 10 the terms OF tbs advor
isenent the H. H. Inspector at Boston thereto aPPended
boud nay ouI) offer be accepted. (or VOL request
,bst tor wei bo Informed ut . Lnd that the con
tract ay be forwarded TO -- iof 'is"A1Is aud ccrnh
cate. i'."'"cJ
place
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iSSss1iRUcTloys TO LOCAL INSPECTORS OF srEA,t
BOATS

OFPICn 4. ) SUPERVISING INsPRcroR og StE,A }
VESSELS SaCo'D DisrHICr NEw-l ohk sept. ~, 1881
GESTLKNKN: Complaints having been made to OF fire.
quent ami violation OF the act Of Gong css O. 49, In
relation steamboat In ptcon aud especially by Owner,
and oiccss whose vessel, employed tausPOis ly the
have communicated thcfssne 10 tie Hon
Secretary the rreasy aud herewith furnish you with
the matter Of lotrgci'u which Il NY duty
isue 10 Loci inspe,tlIs oi my SupeUius Hstfict You
viii Therefore be pleased thkr sIch be &c.
your power to enforce tho law accJai gy at board Of
tfsnsl there be- me same secuty ~ live aud pOpefty
d. the ahii admins, ,tion OF the law board OF
ether steamers THOMAS Il. SIll,LA A., sup !usp.
10 Messrs ZANE NAPLES Pbladephil,
WhLhS kENNlCk, Newly Ok,
LESTER DABOLL. New. oudon Conn
BCkNiAA X illLL, Is ntvu, Mast
nl ER SPARROW. Ioul ind Me,
Loch lnuc' tors II III ID Slpci.i,ii Uis, ct
INSTRUCTION 90 q iUrEuNAsIEA,l
WAsnlNGrDS CrN, De-. y 1854
Tie foregoing letter from the Secretary OF tir icas
giving instructions 10 Dsrc Ors OF s'HIcT' ~ relation :,
such chartered bought Tor iefyce 81 tho Dn "a
States, N iurnsnea ir yoar saiiirc-. You VII
TIE law nsp'ct,n ~ 10 lie risid} Gn.oi,td ~ Az 'a.
paf,ha.. Pic, iaent OF sts.ners by tho War pr
81 , MElUc oh,f'eiinls.'' ''''''''
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FORM OF GUARANTY.

Ns the uuder,igrcd, residents cf -, Ia tue State OF
-. hereby jointly aud feycIally covenant with the
ltet ates and gAauee Ia the foregoing bill Or
IiI,I be ace pied that he COS thcyl H. within
ten days after the Of the said bid Tor bid exc
cute the contract o the same with good aud sn, eI sure
tie, 20 deliver the ----- prepared ia conformity ~
a., terms ads under which II was made
hereto appended, nud in case t'a sald -- shall
fall TO Into the COIiTsct aiJesad guarantee TO
male GOOD the difference between the Offer VI the said -
and the next lowest bidder. signature
Nitnrsi;
Date =,
hereby cer,iiy that 10 tie best 81 NY knowledge aud be-
'''' s,ra,Tesl
IPsoe
Dsr@'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-25

CTEhM WEEKLY To LIVERPOOL, touching
y Al Queenstown CORK Ilarbor Tho vol known sesm
.r, of the Liverpool NewYork and Philadelphia Steamship
Company are intended 10 sail - follows:
CITY OF .oNutdHN. req 20
And every succeeding SATURDAY OF noon, IRON Pier A.
North River.
NlrHs PASSAGE.
PAYABLE In gold OF its eQuis silent ~ currency; -
FIRST CABIN 80 90 acknowledgements ~
Ft sbn to oudoa. rs 90 Stoera,e to L0udon.. 80 81
First Cabiu to Paris. % Co StesTsse to fsris.. 40 20
First abin TO Hamburg ~ col Stserae 20 HAMBURG. ~ 80
Passengers also forwarded 20 HayTe, BIemeu ROTTERDAM
Antwerp, sc, 81 equally low rates.
Fare. from Liysrpoo or Queenstown: lat Cabin a'S 20
ElCA Ste,rrer from Liverpool, NO From Queen'town 80
Those who send Tor their friends buy tickets here
a, these rates.
20. flr,h- information apply at the Compsnys Offices.
JOHN q. DALE. agent, No. l. Broadway, y. L
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ISR0CKERl WAREHOUSE. .. Cd.
" LANiON MElIE,
E,mNeo g. w. IL MueIl IL, .e.i nnIiAry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-25

WATERPROOF VIENNA aud STllELLA
w MArCHES.-These Maiches made without ,ul
uhur and being FREQ from d.asfeeabe odof they ao not
ony very desirable bat anpt ndisPensab" for u" ~ tAe
tnfes aud sleeping chamber 1Lry Pot up Ia fancy
boxes aud small packages o aIy aud are asp
carefully moi ed in case. Tor tfaLs P0itaon.
' JAMES Il DRY,
80. f5 Cuuiti audi-st. New oIA.
Ps-Coug,rg Mefehehts Will DO well 10 call ald eiAne
stock
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NETWORK, HARLEM, and ALBANY r. X.
" For Albany Troy. North aud Wer:. WINTER AR
MANAGEMENT commencing MONDAY. Nov II. iStR
For ALBANY lO:30a Express " sil Irsin nom Hth" 81.
Station. Returning leave Aih4u - li:3f3 IA
Tor Loc1l Trein- see 'tine table
JOHN BURCiliLL. Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-25

ERlE RAILWAY. Passenger trans leave
H 1 or FOO oil CAsmosfs-st.:
s. H., Express FOX Brdac.
g. m, Milk daily for Otissiie
i2;I5p W.. Accom- IN daon. daily, for Port Jeryit
$3.50 pm. Way for Mi6dletown Newbursh and W.f~ies
So H. Nigns Lxpress, daily. tor DunkiTk puhsio and
rspsndieua and principal stio1s Train VI Saturday Tpns
through o Buffalo, but does run 10 Durkif.
oP M. Emis ant . - ....,...,,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-23
SPECIAL NOTICES
LYONS Katharion.

This delightful article for preserving beautfyine
the human harris again up by the original proprietor
and Is now made with the care skill and attention
which first created it, immense and uuprece tented sales
of ov one million bottles annually. II is still sold at
% in Urge bottles Two million bottles can easily
be sold in year when it is again known that the Ka
tharion is not only the most delightful hair dressing in
the world but that it cleanses the scalp If scurf and
dadruf, gives the hair lively rich aNuriant growth
and prevents it from turning gray These consider
atoms worth Knowing. The Katharion has bsen tested
for twelve years, and is warranted described
Any lady who values beautiful head ofhar will the
Katharion. is finely perfumed, cheap aud valuable
1t is sold by all pectahle dealers throughout the world
ID. $. BARNES Il Co, New York.
ianI7 -o,ywl favfu
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-23
centre Township Democratic Con-
yenfiOn.


The Democrats of Centre Township met in
convention at Military Hall in this city on Satur.
dav March o. AT = o'clock Z. NJ
Hon W W Wick was chosen President and
" A Morrison. Esq, Secretary.
Judge " lex stated the object OF the Conven
ton to be the nomination of candidates TO be vO-
ted for a, the ensuing April election He urged
the importance of the election. and hoped the best
men would be selected 10 oil the offices.
The following gentlemen were unanimously
uomluated
For Township Trustee, Edward Clark
For Justices of the Peace. James Swain. J NJ.
Austin ana Stmue uoeigen
For Constahle-. j W Clever. +. Inirz. Oliver
Keeley and William Yeager
The Chairman. on motion OF James Ryan.
appointed the township committee for the ensuing
yesr rs follows: Henry Nelson chairman, and
Werbe aud Thomas johnson.
The following restitution. offered by Henry
Naudegrifi was unanimously adopted:
Resolued, That the Democracy of Centre
township are ia favor of tax levy all the
property of the township. 10 release the people
from the eonScription act: and that the County
Commissioners be requested u ORDER an election
To determine whether OF not the people of Marion
county will sustain such tax
On motion, the Convention adjourned
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-23
NOTICE.

A IA MEETING OF THE LlV Ky AMI HACKMEN
~ held at W wilkiSon's Livery able, on the 18th
day of March 1853. the following resolutions unan
mousA adopted:
Res II \. That we tie Livery and Hackmen Of the
city Of 'ndanal dis adopt The following cole If prceS:
For funeral carriages hacks drawn by horses and
drver tn Of lss dian three dollars the old
burying ground in the city Of Indiana pol the be
paid i" advance: AMI to the huyng ground, south of
the city, not les than three dollars and tiiy cents, the
same be pa d in al vance.
II Soiref. hat w, tie Livery and Hackmen Of the
city Of ndianayol'. adopt IN following code OF prices for
Carrla Hacks 10 the Insane aud Mute y. lums: To
the INSANE, los than - provided the Carriage or
Hack not detained longer az he AsYGm than thirty
minutes: II longer charge will be made and the
lam les than dollar. provided the Car
rage Hack is not Detained longer than thirty minutes
if longer. extra G. arge vii be mode.
RS slre6 That the above be advertised in the Indian
apolis Daily journal ard the Inianapoi, Daily Sentinel
for two week. mch2l DIV
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-23

The sacondifionaiizfs held a peaary eleesio.
on Saturday in the C',uri House yard II wis
scene that would hsve made devil grieve. NJ
the msny victims offered at the altar OF pure Re
pubicanism. There a gulpiBg of lager at
convenient saloons. pouring down Of whisky,
aud belching forth OF bad breAths, lies and
oaths truly appalling One striking feature was
the offciousness and iRsolenee of certain shoul-
der strapped gentry IN the primary elections OF
tie people vhy, they cursed and ordered as II
all the voters belonged to their companies. One
Captain tried 10 ring in his whole company which
j. campe. out Of town; and, when st0ppei. con
graduated himself that he had got half OF them
in. anyhow Another Captain with waller shoul
der straps and fair complexion, looking as u
his time vas spent comfortably at home IN some
Quarter masters crib. was busy pick pocket
in a crowd in fetching up votes and soldiers Tor
fellow clerk in some such department The
scene exhiarsting and refreshing The sol
dlers were pushed hIther and thither, and having
voted once round. yalleF shoulder straps wanted
them TO vote twice round. ami for that purpose
changed his cap with them. and tried 20 get hem
To do IL hut the soldiers were too honest, and re
fused At this time n cavalry company came in.
and voted en- masse Doubts were expressed
whether a company encamped n mileor tao out
of town could vote ut a city election; bat the
knowing ones said YES, and they went in 4
eOlIu vote Tor the ItTtulidt uOmiBtte
There has been orsie at the lager beer sa
looms for week past. IL eliminated Saturday
Men blessed who slways swore.
And ne spoke Dutch Who neer breatbed Dutch before.
II must have cost power OF money and brass
Some of the fellows. who got broke before the
game up. paid in checks the Offices they
were going to fill What funny thing it would
be il they srould not I'll 'em,
1t was sight to see the immaculate Police. Ii
took two of them TO bringSin one voter Their
beat on Saturday round the Court House.
and they wasn't relieved There was one nj
tempt TO fight ard that was stopped by the City
Marshal
One fellow. electioneering for Mayor, said
there was great seOundrelism going on all round
him; that thew ringing in Butternuts. Sc
cessiOnst X G. Q Is, and other reptiles, TO beat
him, which WAS leariully true. The more he
swore the harder he drank. and the harder he
crank the more he swore, the muddier he got
till at last his rage bursted up his chances
So the farce went on from morning ill night
A primary election Of the pure Republican par
ty'l Heaven save the mark II remains to be
seen how the people will stand it-whether the
residents of town. or its floating population
from the counties round about. shall control the
election. We guess not
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-23

sE-A preliminary examination was had on
Friday and eturday last in the case of United
Stifes Y. Victor lie Main. before U. ) Commis
sioner Rea. LeMain was charged with melting
and persuading soldiers TO desert the service
The case seems to have originated from an IN
feeling which has existed for some time between
the famy OF LeMain and a family occupying a
portion OF the same house.
The min evidence against the defendant was
the testimony of the urenibers OF the family,
which was that they had overheard converse
TORS between the defendant and several soldiers
in reference to the procurement of discharges
The soldiers referred to were then lntrodaced
i'm behalf of the defendant, and testified that no
such couvnation ever occurred between ia, m
and the deIeudants The Commissioner how
ever. thought best To recognize the defendant, Ia.
order that the matter might oe laid before the
Grand Jury; but in consequence of the contilc, OF
testimony and the good character OF the defend
ant, the bail was placed at the small sum OF SOU
Judge Mcdonald appeared for the prosecution,
aud Colerck 4 jordan for the defendant.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-23

FEANcis r BLsR. rnE FATHER OF rHE PREs-
ENr POSTMASTER GENERAL. UroS THE FREEDoN
or rHs Pass Under no possible emergency.
not even in Instruction. or amid the throes of
civil war. can this Government justify official IN
reference with the freedom Of speech or of the
press any more than il can with the freedom oi
the ballot The RIGHTEOUSNESS OF the tongue and
OF the pen j. minor evil compared with the Ii.
eeutiousness OF arbitrary power."-lF p Blair.
senior
The above is extract from powerful edi-
torial article. which appeared in the Washington
Globe. when it was edited BY Francis T. Blair,
in tho DAYS OF Jackson's Administration.