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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-02
NOTICE.
TO HOLDERS Of COUNTY ORDERS.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THERE ARE
funds in the Treasury Of Marion County for the
demption Of all outstanding County Orders. Interest
the same will be stopped from this date.
april JOHN l. BROWN, L. NJ. e.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-02
Democra,,c civ Couveut,on.

Democratic City Convention will be held at Military
Hail. Thursday evening. April o. 1853, at u o'clock
TO nominate candidates for city Offices.
BY order Of the City Committee
JTIlfS NfCDI.AI Chairman
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-02

NOros-A meeting q the uiacksmths Of the city oil
be held on saturday, April q at ~ O'Clock y n. %
ashngton Hall. RAYMOND, President.
fDehso az
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-02
ATTENTION.
m e DIcAL.
FID T. NTI A l.

F-n YOUNG MEN WHO HAVE IN.
XII IaOc~ iured themsel,e. hy certain secret
IN E habits, which unfit the M for busibe IS,
HnH pleasure o. The duties % married life;
Hs also, mlide-aged and cid men, who,
from the foes 81 youth other causes feel debility
IN advance ofher years before placing themselves under
the trsatms az of oUy one, should FIRST read
THE SECRET FRIEND"
Married ladies viii learn scnethns 90 Importance BY
perusng The Secret freud I"
Sent 70 any address sealsd envelope receipt of
Ten Cents.
DIR STUART a CO can b. consulted on all diseases ~
private or confidential nature. from A. NJ % gf NJ.
(Sanday. from y 20 N A. NJ AZ their once.
Address DIR cHAS. 4 STUAkT co,
rsch7I.dkwlt s.'ss f.sien, Nass
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-02
FOR SALE OR EMIT.

ENOR sALE OR RENT. THE STORE ROOM LATELY
~ occupied BIZ " FtKgihbon 4 Co Meridian street
opposite the Union Depot This building $50 feet by
% nearly new built % be most approved modern style,
four stores with capacous cellar ami railroad track for
taking delivering freight the track communicating
with al the roais ceDterng ihs city, aud with all con-
vcniences for a Wholesale honse with II Office rooms,
will be sold low OF leased favorable
Apply 20 ~ Fitzgibhon, Bates House, orto
McKERNAN PIERCE,
nch3i -dAw2w Real Estate Agents.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-02
NOTICE..
BLACKSMITH'S PRICES.

ATA MEETING or BL,cKsMTrHs. HELD At
n Washington Hal on Friday. March ~. u wss unani-
oa., resolved that the following rate be charged Tor
- -. Il
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-02
The President to Visit the Army
of the Potomac. I/i

No More Negro Regiments 10 be
Raised for the Present.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-02
SPECIAL NOTICES
Hemistreet's
Inimitable Hair Restorative.
IT'S .B'OT II DYE,

But restores gray hair to its original color by supplyn
the capillary tubes with natural suseDance, impaired by
age disease All instantaneous dyes composed Of
lunar tic destroying the vitality and beauty Of the
hair and afford Of themselves dressing Hemistreets
lnmitabe Cooring only hair its natural
color by an easy process, but gives the hair
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-02
Luxurjant Beauty.

Promotes it growth, prevents It's falling on, sradcs,es
dandruf and imparts health and pleasantness to the
head II has stood the test Of time being the original
Hair Colorng and is constantly increasing in favor Used
by both gentlemen and ladies. II is sold by all respect
able dealers, be procured by them of the
cial agent, ID. s Barnes Co. broadway, York.
Two sizes, 80 cents AM 81. iaul6-dkwltaw6m
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1863-10-23

EsFABLisHED .s AS A REFUGE FROM ouAoKERY
A"e omiy Fiace where q Cure can be Obs
DR.. Jnhnstnn has discovered the raost osrtAin.
~ ~. uHsIou Speedy ana only Easosual Remedy
u ne World fo Weakness of the Back OF Lmba stricuIe,
81 Laaeoer lew Spins cnnsnn ~ Idsss
ss, .as hSS1 Sdy M p@asss SIGH
lie iunes stomash or y
Sy pacse Gasy os asss TS ss
liant hopes Or anceasoas 0sa
sise. -.-e. II
RanaeiaIv ,,ho h. @ auuNS N, LEN .o,,. WI, =, :.
Ssgdfg and dss;r1sys habit which sanaY
ssnoas gH brilliant who might othefys have s
walked ecstasy tie living Tyre may call WITH fa
. MARRIAGE.
Marned Persona or Young Men oontemplatnp oarr,aoe
peng a ewaIe organic deoiy deiorm
oas a9 psfeS M hmsS under ns care o. p5 " ma1
y upon his ain as Physieisn.
ORGANIC WEAKNESS.
Tais DreadaI Dsesss- Sendess Lie miserable and
the penalty paid BY the victims of
Young persons are 700 apt 20 commit
thst may ensue mai mt M ar
pretend 70 deny that lie power Of poersaon i osf Sooner
Besldr balns eptiyed tie
aost sud I'M
Al s1s T9s y sSoes r s ss
IrrlsIilliy DysPsPsq. PalpILatea Msar gssos
consumption 6c y'f f'@s'''F V.eeHe tiH"'' 'ousA'
u OFFICE No = s;oItTu IN nfnR.ssskRRT
Teft hand aida go,y i s-o
the eerner Fa na "a oiasrSs nan ''o
Iettera auat ha ssiI ard rontsir f1,. no.,o,,s
Diplomas hang m LI1 otuea N''f 7Hs'*f'' NA' Sss ~
". = - " II r. 10 I,,,,,,sa.,, { - "a
DE-. 5oHRsroN
irum QUE o ibe n1st eent Goleass ID he lied states
ana l' SsA ft q woSe NE has been spenn the hosr
iAris fhlauepha ana enewnsre, mss ef7
Atie oi sue hohl astonishing cnreA that were esey
gs ns Ssfd 4 asa
tnss Win o sss e,.
Fake H1nrtieuln1. rJofioaI
nr 4 al,Iros a. ali ,has. ~. ~. ,r,,,.t \.
ba,,rnnr in, , I'M ~ ~ ~
hdv hi ri o' ins TtIn i run uo.n
Ancntv n, i,ses,i va ~ - e'tn' "un'hes7' S'uuy'
ras ~, a,, ~ q ao al
bv eaI hbiia III yn,ii v,H. Waa SISu'a i M
Tin,s pss IL H. Ysi' ni,, " ,, " ae slh shu
rower Paitaon Of lhs sart Dysrelay Eervous Irrita
by Derangomen 0i the digestive Funciiona General De-
bilitY Sytlyt0ma Of Consumption
fearful siaea tbs mind much TO be
EniritA Rv naio1nn hv,rin,, ~ aaeiss' nis,.,t
Ibyn II tnlitdn TinIiiia 81 ap s, X ~, a r ,uesi
dueed '''' - 'A'' '' " '"e e'"' Pio-
ThoaD1s persons eR agea can now udas what Ia the
e % u inet deenng health Oslng their ygor becoming
n ps % n Anu hnflng
Hnee ABOUT ths eJss cough and Hylomo oteonaunpton.
.|# YOUNG MEN. .......
Who baye tn,nrai nv car,a
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1863-10-23
CHRONIC RHEUMATIsM CURED.
Twenty Years OF sieepIess Nights.

WIN Sydney Myers, Ed, Of Havana. Cubl, tho cor
respondent Of tue London Times suffered WITH Acute
and Chronic Rheumatism for twenty i've years and for
twenty years he had not enjoyed whoo nights calm
rcst He applied RAILWAYS READY REllkF--it i'm.
ediatey gave him aud secured him tic irs calln
und unlistIibcd sleep during tho twenty years. Tho
lonlinuel use Of tho llEApY llEIIEF cured him.
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1863-10-23

The secondary Indication Of RADwAY's READY RE,
iltf l. To cure the patient Of the disease m.dy that
occasions tie palm this 1t lecomnshes rapidly and
radically. 50 s9if is Tho patient transformed from
palm nj cry, weakness, aud dccreptde tue delight.
ful enjoyment Of health and strength That teutl fro.
quentiy ascrbe ils tasnauic power to The superatd
raj influence u encua.turnt.
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1863-10-23

Headache Pains in The Limbs-iu the Stomach, Tow.
els und Kidneys--Cod Chs and Hot Flushes, Coat
cd Tongue, Burning Skin, Nausea, Shveripg, pulnoss
10 oi Appetite, Restssness, Giddiness, &C., &c, arc
prcmOniinry symptoms Of Malignant Diseases. Ono
dose of the READY RELIEF s sufficient to break up
and expel diseased action and restore the patient TO
health
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1863-10-23
EaaSE INSURANCE. =
FARMERS STATE MUTUAL IN9us
RANCE COMPANY,

(Oriyinul MN Creek,)
fDNTlHuEd to oior to the people ofDslswsrs s suIs-
~ TiOr advantages Of against loss by on
~ asHcriPlions Of property except marine risks.
This COMPANY Ii pioneer Of Mntua Ipsurancein
stafe bsn the rsttU introduce principle nmong us
All the sthsrs are mere limitations.
1t Is rscoLnendet by iteen years experience In and
atteon to- the subject OF Mutual Insurance. which,
believed, has sDaL led the Managers edns aud dir
criminals hstses l1editersn yaietus u property and
risks to Tanaer osntbefthip the nitabe aud
h4iIli Of any other norboany IN the State,
II I0es not boast that II has met with iosr only
,e Two small usses fusing Its existence where the
INSURANCE LAST y tna tue ogses nnHt needs he in pro
has paid st+ O0O Ia oses and endnn' eSpsnses with
out single eae 0figatun rirsy OF even diferense Of
onion, and In hlmoat n cases 70 tbs entire satisfaction
o tho partie5 s uredalWHys within the limits OF 10 days
unless at the option Ofths parties.
has got the best and safest List OF lnsurances ufany
tcr yotnpany in the State
has less at kazard in any single risk, In proportion
to its menHs, than any other Company in tile State.
HAS reected hundreds Of thousands of DUarA In.
offered to it, within the three mouths iier
AS being 10 greet risks in one single case, unit ob
'ets et Aulua Insurance; and whstahdng this aud
the multiplication OF other Mutual Insurance. Companies
within its bounds has increased its List insufanceB
within tho yaRr BY bali . million Of Dollars,
Is the work Of the Farmers of Delaware and such
hey ought to pstroulSe ~. u55
PRRsIDRRr, JESSE SHARPE
heers.srg eadTrsdsMr--RoBrRT McCAnr.
DIRECEORA, .1f.r
William p Lodge, BrnpdyWine nd., Jas, D6larisiue
uhristiana Hd Jease Sharpe james Webb E O. Stosen
burg Samuel Bari Wilmington HI Robert Seljabo Mill
Oreeb Hd. David w. 0cmmill, New Castle Hid; j. Y,
Williamson, White Clay Creek nd Curtis b. Ellisen
Psncader Hd.i John CLARK, Red Lion Hd; james lsurn
ham, ST. Georges IId; William Temple SMYRNA; Henry
Todd. Dover Charles 4. Fleming Peter oausey Milford
d.7rgstown, James Stewart
-unicationson general business addressed 10 tie
sIsigned Wilmington post paid, will receive irl-
RoBERT MeCABE, N. D., Secretary.
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1863-10-23
Delaware Fire Insurance Company.
Incorporated By he legislature Of & ~. g. Or Dsla0drs
WITH A uApTTAI,T T0R a10n mn

=
" HE President Hnd Secretary are resolving applications
for insurance at their otfVs In Wilmington against
ss by fires every description Of buildings In general
merchandise ships in port and their eRrgoes household
furniture and other personn property also against loss or
damage by Aund transportation Of gools, wares mar
ehnndsa and country produce.
Terms Of Insurance will be favorable as any Of tho
companies in the cities Of Philadelphia or New York;
Parties insured may Tepose the fullest conhdenee in the
sody ofs capital and that all Losses will be promptly
adjusted by the company. wr
DIRECTORS
sEo Joses DAVID c.WnsoN sGN,t d. Ngw1iN,
JnHn RAIEs SAAUEL RLoYD, JOBN RRRRIs
1EoRdE DUsa, Jos. MRRDINHALL, JOHN u PORTER,
Insurance may be made for any time not lsss than three
months s455
in addition to the above mode of lnsuring prOerty
the Delaware Fire Insurance Company (whose Ghaleris
perpetualJ effect perpetual insurance Real Estate
the person becoming insured deposits in Lhe office certain
per centage (more less according 10 the nature Of
risk upon the amount to be insuredbpt which eau bs
withdrawn Mt any time by leaving per cert % the am
more advantageous to the nsured than the ormr--ts
expenses is about oneka esaand there no renewing
Of the policy from Tins to time tIt
Property that would be injured per al W and 46
cents the $1,000, will hs inanrei at aud per cent de-
post; and IN like proportion the risk increases.
Persons wishing to nsure their property wanting In
formation the subject Of Insurance. viii arply 10 the
agents above, ITO GEO. JONES Prssidsut.f
JoHN MOIRAR Secretary.
Wilmington, Del, Jan, 1-Iy E'-ia 80
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1863-10-23
PREVENTION BETTER THAN CURE,


When you first feel pain, theh tako a telspoonful
Of the READY RllI ,, in water; or apply it to tho
parts where you feel the discomfort,
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1863-10-23
For Sale.

49, The valuable STORE AND DWELLING, No
~ 4l4 Market sireet. This store is 20 feet deep. It
i Is OF the hest locations tor business 10 the
MA VI city, For further inform~on apply to o. r.
JOHNSON. nj this office. jy 2sN
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1863-10-23

RhEuMlIiAsi. i.Gs-tiAf;al, f.Dup, SIUN tfELA,
TOuTH ACHE, GROUP, lNfIi kNZt, FORE I'll UAT,
QtINzY, l1ITiIklIA, IIOA .LNfSS, DlsONCIlI.
TlS, STIFF JOINTS, ENl ATGEn TENDONS, HEAD
ACHE, (sick or Nervous, } ASTHMA, or HARD
44I li BREATHING.
Il is truly marvellous how quick RADWAY'S READY
RELIEF cures the sufferers Of these ma1dies Tho
poor. crippled, ami paih. tTtkcn Rheumatic has not
TO wait days bciuro change take. place, but Ia few
minutes derives ease and comfort.
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1863-10-23
Valuable wood-leave for Sale.

1n0 ACRES Of Black Oak timber, suitable for bark
lOtJ and stavesi s@ miles from nRvigRblb water at
Frederick and the distance from the DE- lagare Rail
Road at FELTON,. 1t considered to BIS very ehocs
of Woodland The land is not tor sale. For teims ae.,
apply 80 ii. RlDGEIY,
ieb 9i-h-IJorrna copy.l Dover, Del.
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1863-10-23

90 ACRES OF LAND In Cherry Island bIHrsh, near
)s) the Chrstiana Light House. This land is in good
order for pasture. Apply to JOHN HpSBANDs
Btaniyuina Hundred, mar lB.f II
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1863-10-23
For Smyrna, Dover and Ltsipsic.

HFefY
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday,
A At o'clock, A. M.
At o'clock, A. NJ, fr PHILADELPHIA. RETURNING
will leave First Wharf below Arch street for the Iandns
and intermediate Places, every
Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
Stopping at Chester. New Castle. delaware
Cltys Port Penn and DeakyneSs LnndinE
Going and returning.
W Stages connect with the boat from DOVER SMYRNA
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1863-10-23
Notice.

Notice.
fYESN TIE subserber has disposfd of hIs ss,sss
kJH-IetOck Of Groceries Mlnes and LiquoTs To gliN
AAzAsAb hessrs Ilnrlau Brother, who Il carry A
on tho busneaf 10 nil ts branches ut ihs old $ES9a
stand, No. 8 Eaht ID siregt ~ - 7- 1
Thankfnl for puat avois he respectfully recon neuas
his hucceeBors TO hia friends aud did c,etoers
as men he thoroughly aniesinnd tho bus ness and will
give careful and prompt ttcA those who them
with q cali. Hf = tlAii EDWARD IL HIcE
Wilmington, May, Iasl -,
The subscribers having bssn denth d with the estab
shnsnt of Edward H. he, have puressed tho store he
has occupied, together LTD the entire stock n x
puIposnH TO continue the same business.
They respectfully holAt contlnunes Of the public
patronage which has beea so iberay bescwed upon thu
former proprietor. HARLAN d BRoTIiER.
"A MAasIAiI a., haRLlS No, ., East Second Street
ha.oa y, HARLAN. Wilmington, bel.
Wilmington, May 9sih, 1s8J-tf i .'I0'
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1863-10-23

ton, a.t0 G.15
DO. Philadelphia, 1926 1856
do. Daltimere, LOO p.m.aud
500 II. nj.
K1. Passengers from DAlti
Salisbury will taks evening
spend night ut Wilmington.
! cave Baltimore ut l.l5 y. IN
Il. q. SEW
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1863-10-23
e.g CHANGE DE HOURS. tal
ggs5T55 IS "a Sssssa
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Balti.

SasN
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Balti
more Railroad,
M and after MONDAY, oct. sth, 1885, Passenger
~ TTuins
LEAvE PHILADELPHIA
FOR baltimore aiO0 (Express Mondays exoepted) 605
q; a. M il'go a. m'tExprqSs) and 800 pms and
chasef at s,O5 ll.s5 a. m, LIS 800, 90 and 1i.O0
WILMINGTON 400 a. M, (SiondAys excepted,) slt
il'S1 any llb, 800, $50 and ll!eJ M, and
New Castle At 1,05 am, and Q so pm.
iinvnr al sOj 4. IN, and $40 p. m,
" Milford ut A.O5 a.m. .5.tt e.s.
fRlislmry vt 0S am. a5.i.
TRAINS FOR PHILADELPHIA slurl
tHve Baltimore at 80 and 10 10 A. m fExpress) I1O
tExpressl 5.s5 aud s,35 (HSpress) j. m. sl
Wilmington at la, g.OU and I2Os am; 1851 4.l0
$50, 300 and il,3O pm.
nall1bury 1901 p.
Milford IL 2 35 d. M Htii- Ha9N
Dover al $50 Il, M, and 3.5bp m.
New Castle At 4 80 u, IN, aud 5.5b p. m.
Chester at $40, $40 a. m, l24O. 4,ic TIA and ESQ
leave Baltimore for SALISBURY aud intermediate stations
leave Baltimore for Dover and inter stations at
lhOp.m. .ta4 4
TRAINS FoR BALTIMORE
Leave Chester at adO, 10 05 am. 3S5 pm.
Leave Wilmington Al 600, 30 am, 1885, 4L5 p,m,,
aud 100 m.
Leave Philadelphia for Pcrryvllls and intern
nj aces at 600 pI f.
Wilmington for Perry vile and do 7.50 D M.
Wilmington ios phialelphIa and iniefniotlate places
eundays onJ at 4OOa.u l9,0Um from ihndelpha q 10
Philadelphia to Wilmington at 4 a. IN. II p. IN. and
l2m.
Wilmington TO Philadelphia, at $40 aud lI30 p. M
only $40 pm ifoE initimuir ~ philadelphia.
WILLIAM ,TEARNs, Superintendent
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1863-10-23
DIre Trugs and NheuiSiMSs' s;isiu,ns ;,

Pure arsry i,em Of Drug rr Medicine tina
x1oU can buy yt e a. gdsard MeInas Drug store, at
ySS sy3s Ssa s .ns edSS syrns.s and
berry reetoI fexeept cigars TobaccOl Ph sieians
every l1 MI receive particular attenuon, ct EDWARD
prssSsta ptssIS tanIS Drug Store, q hsrkstMFA@t Azsi
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1863-10-23
Wanted'

lam hayigg ,., az deceased. formerly OF ibis
ssts.. osso n. n, 6.si S5Sasb ssSs q r
city, wouiii IL Gould be seeh' FD. A. GOODIES,
him please addreiSS No. $50 Marshall ST. Philadelphia
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1863-10-23
For Sale.

A lshorse power oscriatias, ~ srf'F
n little used, and in Fse5TfHs1SSis DARRsa,.a s,ast
"Pp' w. Wilmington, Dial.
lima
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1863-10-23

-. neat and convenient three story Dwelling
@&!!l House, wtI swo story back tudings,gae, hath
M house, Sc, situated Walnut strae, two doors
lp below rhiTd street, No. 239, opposite the Asbury
Church This property Is nearly aud in good repair
There 10 pleasant yard in the rear. Apply to q,
JOHNSON at this ofice ~ estt
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1863-10-23
For Sale. .-.,'.
500 Valuable RuiIdina Lots for Sale.

"'7''N7F''B ~ - HNF l7771'FN
- Situate In Philadelphia, in 2sd aud 10Th wards
E titles good, tee smple except 81 CENTS per foot
iI ground rent, ard so cents per foot; o.
E ~ he will sell any Of thom in Zee simple, all iS
ground rents be bought at 10 psr cent discount
These grounds part Of the lands OF the eDr Il
N4- Lots will be exchanged for property in the""
Wilmington aud adjoining country.
For further particulars inqeme OF AMOR
DA. VIM. f1ELps'"
July 3.tf Wilmlnse1--2- r
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1863-10-23
BaItlmor.el Look .HospitaI.

ESTABLISHED AS A REFUGE FROM ouAcKRRY
The only Place Where "a Cure can be oh
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1863-10-23
RAILWAYS READY nRLTilF

l'ef.nn4 eSpsel II the Mhla. IA OF Apud, NJ if seized
Nth Calls ami feye", iid lgisiye AtI t.. and
Cure II i'aimly $ leaty Rlief lnt two IL, .D1i fnl
u the Ready ltelis ii i wine rlas u walr LG taken
Oh getting out 81 bei III the inI ming aid oweveI e1
posed " malaria you Mil ESCAPE.
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1863-10-23

(successors To Edward L. Rce)
MO. g. E. SECOND ST
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-03-09
GunbOat IndianOia Blown up by
the Rebels.
Successful Ru.e for her Destruction.
The Guns Of the Indianola in Possession of
the Federals.
Expected Attack on Port Hudson.

FORTRESS MONROE, March s.
The Richmond Dispatch OF the 9th inst.
says the gunboat lndianola, recently captured
from the Yankees was blown up last Tuesday
night by the rebels, and her gus fell into the
hands OF the Federals.
The Queen OF the West left in such a hurry
as to leave part OF her crew on shore.
A later dispatch states that the Indianola is
not destroyed, and the Federals are raising
her.
The Federal gunboats are making great des-
truction on Lake Providence.
The Federals attacked Van Dorm on the LIST
at Thompson's, near Franklin. He drove
them back and captured !, 200 officers and men.
The rebel loss is not yet reported.
An attack is daily expected on Port Hudson
by Gen. Banks force.
WASHINGTON, March 8.
The Richmond Enquirer of the 9th has been
received at headquarters of the army. 1t con-
tains the following dispatches.
Mobile, March 5.-The Jackson Missssip-
ian says the destruction of the Indianola was
most unnecessary and unfortunate affair."
The turreted monster proved to be a fiat boat
with sundry fixtures to create deception. She
passed Vicksburg on Tuesday night, and the
officers believing she was really turreted
monster, blew the Indianola up, but the guns
fell into the hands Of the enemy.
The Enquirer has ludicrous article on the
loss oil the Princess Royal. 1t says she was
fitted out by Manchester firm, to whom the
rebels are under many obligations for past ia
vors. 1t publishes a manifest OF her cargo,
which footed up f7S, 1903 sterling.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-03-09
FROM THE SOUTHWEST.
Cotton Burners, il Caught, 10 be
Hung.
Rebels Reported Moving on Lexington, Ky.
Doings Of the Rebel Congress.
The Rebels on Half Rations at Freder.
icksburg.
FROM THE SOUTHWEST.
Doings Of the Rebel Congress.

VICKsBURG, March 5.
Com. Porter has proclaimed that any parties
firing Oh unarmed vessels, burning cotton or
levying contributions, shall be hanged
The Jackson Mississippan saws there are
but 10000 Federal troops in Arkansas.
The Rebel Generals Holmes and Hindman
are at Little Rock and there is demand
among the rebels for their removal and fight
ing Generals put in their places.
The Louisville Journal reports that Long
street, Marshall and Forrest are approaching
Lexington.
In the rebel Senate, on the Sd inst. reso-
luton was adopted to inquire into the expedi-
ency of repeating the resolutions declaring
that neutral flag covers an enemy's goods,
with the exception of contraband of war.
In the House a resolution was offered to
suspend all business until the currency and
tax bills were acted upon.
The Chattanooga Rebel estimates the entire
strength of the Federal army at Murfreesboro
at $4,000 and reinforcements at 10000. The
other bodies of Union troops under Rosecrans
swell the number to nearly 100000.
bill has been introduced into the rebel
Senate to place all telegraphic lines under the
control of the Postmaster General.
fredericksburg correspondent of the
Enquirer gives the following list of prices
there: Coffee s. per pound, sugar 81 so, can
dies $3.50, beef Is cts, peas $1,000, butter 49,
All are on half rations.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-03-09
New York Market.

NEW YORK. March I.
Cottonrather more steady; sales $50 bales at "a a
Sc Tor middling upands.
Flour-State ana Western dull and a loc lower ;
Superfne State 8 rs q 8 95; Extra do 90 "a 25;-
choice 30 q 50 Round Hoop Ohio I 50 q S.
choice 70 "a 90; Superfne Western so "a I 10;
Common to good Extra Western Is q 90; South
ern dull and sc lower; Mixed TO good 40 a 15:-
Fancy and Extra $50 g 10 30; Canada loo lowers
sales $50 bbls; Common 10 g 80; Extra 80 q,
900
wheat-heavy and lower; Chicago Spring 80 a.
60; Milwaukee Club 60 q 81; Amber Iowa l 81 a
! 80; Red Winter Western 70 g IS; Amber Mich
Han IS q IS; White Michigan 30; Amber Jer-
sey / II a LIS.
Corn-leavy and decl ming; Mixed Western sound
90 d95 do unsound 81 "a ".
Oats-dull and lowers sales triiing; Jersey "A q 49,
Northern and Western 81 a So.
Beef-dull; Country Mess 90 a 90; Prime 90
600; Repacked Chicago II 50 a IL 49, Prime
Mess 20 90 a % 90.
Pork-duIl and lower; Mess IA 50 "a IA SO for old,
and 10 81 for new; Western Prime Mess Is rs a Is co.
.sugars-dnll and heavy; New Orleans II q lii
Muscovado l0.; Porto Rico IL.
Cofiee-dull.
Molasses-quiet.
Freights to Liverpool dull and lower; cotton
nominal; -four nominali grain q I'D for wheat IN
bulk and ships bags.
Wool-quiet