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perhaps as favorable indication In moral |
point Of view, We may mention that last week
was, in the language Of the Jailer, "the |
dul1est week he had known for two years,
there having been no commitments since the
9th inst"
The Concert t1.ss Evening In AID Of the
SAINT A4y Connois.ton.
The Sherman House promises to be tho
scene of . brilliant musical festival this cven-
ing. The array Of home talent Is Tcry I'M
posing and We may readily believe that tho
greatest ef1oit will be put forth to produce
| perfect sncccss. While the noble object to
which the proceeds are to be applied Is
| enough Of itself to draw q full house, we pre-
sent the programme below as an additional
| Induccment:
Tcrzetto-ttom Ernanl-Ycrdi. FERN. crt,de!e,
9ttinGnsTe. Miss Ellsworth, 1r: sabin and Nj:
Valso Bri1liante-for voice-Ardlti. Bacio.
Mrs, Emma g. Bostwick.
song-sehubert. The Passing Bell. Mr. Geo.
French Itsattonal Song. The Marsallaisc. Mrs.
sene-16t. Oh, 1e Team. Mlss Julia E''s-
solo.Fantasia ior Piano. on Themes from Ira
Aiss Dc Pss1grsnt s5a hint ,hon ,,t ne.r
.
me- Mrs. Mattcson and Nj: Root.
Remanza-from Etnanl-verdi. In felicc' tn
Ballnd-Ieolina- -Sticellt Mrs. Bostwic1>. :,
Duo-Don PasquAle-Donizetti lorna mia di'
chg mam Miss Ellsworth sna m Nj ssba s.aa ,o,,u,
Pianos.-Thalbesg. Miss De pelgrom and Mist
sa& s1osos A'D' roma ''
IMroRTAS7 TO 1SyEsToRs.-Wc nre in
q dehted to Messrs. Coburn e. Marrs for the fol
0 lowing important decisions Of the Commits
= sioncr Of Internal Revenue aud the Coulmis
S sioner Of Patents: ':-
g First. Every power Of attorney, from Al
J, inventor, authorizing the attorney to transac
S business with the Patent Office, relative t.
d patents must ha,x dollar stamp attached.
6 Second. Every assignment authorizing tn
:, Commissioner Of Patents to issue patent t
d the ass5ences of the inventor, snusf have fl
4 CENT staup attached and one such stamp to
s erer7 sheet OF piece Of paper On Which sue
n assignment is written.
e Third. All assignments Of patents *hoa'
.e ha1r f1pe cent stamp attached, US 5pccineo
Of article second of this notice, but will bc II
+. corded without .such stamp, leaving the que
ts ton as to whether or not all assignment Is
&C. agreement. in the meaning Of tho Revenue Lar
r. 10 tue courts.
-. MITE Soc1Err.-This association has for I
- object the collection Of money in small sum
=. for the benefit. Of tho Sanitary Commission
-. and they have every month something 1
-o' offer. Their monthly meetings ase usual
~ held ut the residences Of the members, whe
.us the enjoy pleasant social reunion, init
, 1863-01-14

The market WAS quiet. except for petroleum. Il
fined, free and in bond, selling at the Bs1,e range
Of priccs. About s. 600 b1ls changed hands, open
ing at &c, advancing to 4a}1c and falling back to
dn5-
, 1863-01-14
. Hoston Flour market-Jan. 10.

Our market, during the past week, has exhibited
an Improvement corresponding to tho rise In Gold
This Improvement is especially marked in the low
shipping grades, though all descriptions hare ad-
vanced. The receipts haye been rather Light, and
while late foreign advicea have given additional
it1muess to the market, the demand has bean good
both from the trade and for export. We qaota
Western euperoro It $6UtB.ss; common c1tEAa
choice, Including st. Louis fsyorite brands, 500
1850. Wc h.vo no change to note In Southern
bour, which Is quiet and prices uomlual.-Coa.-
| me.taal BaHetfn.
, 1863-01-14
DIVORCE SUIT IN THE 0InUUIT
COURT,
A Hasty marrlaRo and Its Conso-
4uouCeH.


C------.o
IN the Circuit Court OF COOK county, on
Saturday last, there came up before Judge
Mannicrca a chanccry case, in which several
Interesting points arc involved. It q suit
tor divorce, aud is entitled, Harriet A. Nc
Langhlin vs Henry Mclaughlin. The bill
sets ont that tue plaintiff Is rcsident Of Chi
cago; that on tho 10th day Of September
le61, (only month hgo,) "one Henry Nc |
Inuoh1in went before I.nr,n p. H,l1,ard
f,,.-E ~ +,a co,rtx ro,,,t ~ ro,,r oo,,ty
and .s1,a,v ond ftandn1cnt,v r,,dc n,t1, that
49,. o-.ts,- ~, ,,,.,a 1,t,,o: p,,a,,,,. v.s
of tbc noo of eighteen vcors md Inv means of
sucb fa]se and frn6n1ent oatl, Obtained
l1cense tn marry vour oratrix. and that On or
,hont +ho e,,a ton+h dov ~ neccmhcr ofore.
, 1863-01-14

Dressed Hogs in Detrofs-Jan. 10.
Market about the Sane q Jeaterdsy. tnongh
At raurc Of RI. .bo64s0 according TO quality. Ex~
tn heavy hoga IN som= cases, bring eTon H1oIe
than the outside dgnre but such sa1es are Tsty sol
dom made These high rates arc, In all cases, ,paia
hy packers.
, 1863-01-14
REVIEW OF TEzE CHICAGO
MARKET

TUESDAY EVENING Jan. Is, 1853.
FRE1GHTs-Thcsn IL no change In the rates Of
freight to the 6cabonrd and the railroads. hare
still more freight offered than they can take, much
TO the annoyance Of shippers. The tariff il as fol-
lows:
Ain nree-d
, 1863-01-14

TrxspAr, EVENING, January 10, 1858.
The dr.. trade Is moderately active-the bust.
uaae being counnea principally to the filling Of
tnnsrl orders from the country. Castor oil is =
shade easier and in fair demand st $2.25l52 20.
Quick silver is quiet It decline Of Sc. Bi~carho
nate of Soda is a shade drmer- QaIntne quiet and
SC lower.
NE give cInsfnr nrices IA follows:
, 1863-01-14

McVICKER'S THEATRE.
~ Madison street, between 8tAts and Doasbsra.
Ooofa open At O'clock; performances commences Ik
br1!snt success OF the farorito couple,
MR. AHD MRS. ". ]. FLORENCE,
Whosn inlm!taoo dcllneattons Of the Irt1h HoY a4d
1snxec dn arc c1owdiug tho Theatre nlgaMJ.
LAST NIGHT BUT ONE or THE COLLEEN nAH4
WEDNESDAY EVENING, JAx, 1,rx. tass. III bs
1eeseuted for the last time, tho great Iss Drsn1 o(
TIE COLLEEN BAwN;
On. TIE BRIDES OF 0ARRYoWEx,
AJ1es IA coppalten. y. J. F1oreuce,
Tho prams VIII Be presented II q superb raau1cx.
BEAUTIFUL AND CHARACTERISTIC sCENBHX.
AND THRILLING KFFKCT9,
uTho great Durlesque on the sboys pteea vf1
shortly he produced and new Rutlesopn on the nerT
Of "Fra Diarola," Tho beautiful peuie coaedT of
"O7ange H1ossorns' VII soon he pEednced.
k Due not1ce will Be Ktsen Of Ar. Flo7eaca'& raps
utlon OF Capt. Cutie Aud Handy Andy.
Also. Wallacka celebrated Comedy. Central Park
, 1863-01-14

4 PICkPOCKET.-An lndfecrcbt lnulFidua1
named Wilson lad his pocket picked, while In
the midst OF the dense crowd at the inner
door Of Bryan Hall, Monday night. Though
he had upon his person valuable gold watch
aud chuin, more easily stolen, tile robbcr
merely relieved him Of his pocket book, con-
tainipg $12e in old demand Treasury notes aud
gold.
, 1863-01-14
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
THE MONEY MARKET.

TUESDAY EVENING. Jan. Is. 1853.
The demand for money Ia unapated. II any
thing 1t s increasing, 60 much so, that somo OF our
leading houses ind themselves short Of currency.
Hence New York Exchange is weak. The nominal /
prices are as heretofore, par buying and Il pre- |
uinm selling, but several OF the larger houscs con-
ceded fraction to customers on round lots One |
house bought at par@1s discount and cold at 1-16
Clio premium.
The market for gold continued feverish. The
New York morning rate, which governs prices
through the day, was AK premium; tho highest
figure webclieyc cyerreached in this country. Yes
terday the brokers bought ut wide range, viz :
40@32 The upper figure was paid under orders
from the cotton dealers. Where this thing isto
etop no one here pretcndsto predict,
Old Treasury notes we're bought at IS.
The range for silver WAS 221a8
NAsHroTox QowA) BRANCH BASK.-Abatract
ofmonthly statement OF " ashington Branch, State
| Eank OF Iowa, January s, 1865
| HEsouRcEs.
4Ps:ssSy sRsss p ae,ss aesa sad notes Il o's"e
Due Iso from other bi's on lmra;;i ss,sssss
sl61, ,4os,o7
Notes and bills discounted. ........... 80,136.4t
safety fund Iowa State bonds) y 20l g
! Dauk stoCk. ...-.-.-...--...-........-.'. eyNm
| Reul Estate ,.......,.......t. 4,7UJ.N
| Personal propcrty ty.,.,.............. 1,431.4a
sa1s,s2e,ao
I1Anu1TIEs.
Capital stock pnid din.................. 21 +44000
Noles il e,Eenln.ion. e'sSs ss 99 99
Due other bAnks.. S5IS
Due to dcpositofs. lo5, ,S691l
Intescet and exchange received. ........ 5,8f935
/ s2le,oas.so
New York Stock and Money Market.
By Telegraph New YonK, Jan. IS, 1865.
s7ocKs-Seeond Board-stocks less actirc and
| variable.
1, Chicago r. L., Ss* Mish s,an Gs9s : # s;s< ssH
fisa e. JRia 81 81; S,ss: ss S g.; ,SS
Sis,s T0l...- SS S'sse; Sl's Il hasa. To5
~ rita: sSx Gle,s; = Ritts A. S9
Mich. South: gtd... aiss9qrt 4! 6. !; ~ ~
: GOVERNMENT RrocEs.
, | U, SGs 81 c..e54@ 964 Demand Notes. .139as.
$50 Notes. H@1023S 9. 3. 60 81, ress .-D5A
T. 3. &c, yrcc1t..e 06A .. s. O. 81 COUP. 95's
= MosEr-stcadya at s@e-bulk Of business at lat
ter rate. x,
| for mcrchanta' and 1b7@1tb3 for bankers bill.
Gold unsettled, excited and decidedly ,ligher-
+ opening at -, advancing to d3X, and closing firm
q 1 A~Ss sNJ
, 1863-01-14
EHEKP-Market quiet. Sales were Isl Bhet
averaging 1t8 lbs. at &4.65.


Boston Tea market-Jan. 10.
The Commercial BHAktan eaJa:
For green teas there isa better demand Sales
40 half chests at rcry full p1iccs-mostIy dne
Moyuue Young uypor>4 and 4uupowders at
$i6s and upwards There is brt a small stock Of
grades and p1ses h5
bringing 7sRaec for good sweet drawing. Black
teas arc very quiet. Soucho1gs arc held firmly at
Gse ses oeSss e @
and q speculative inquiry.
, 1863-01-14

CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.
TrEspAr EyESS1, Jan. IS, 1858.
+ BEEF CATTLrRceeiyed, @78. Market moro
active. Sales were,
Bceyes. Avg. Price. Beeyes. Avg. Price.
81 1,e5 $a0u IS 1,0N s,375{
& 1.3:4 40 is Dos 2m
HoGs-Receivcd, 6,45s. HEAVY Hogs in good
scso1 aSa nonay Ina yss asnsSapss & s9e tsx of he
, 1863-01-14
:. CHICAGO GROCERY MARKET.
TUESDAY EVENING, Jan. 19, 1856:

Owing to the great advance In gold and foreign
exchange, the grocery market has ruled with great
animation and buoyancy. In New York. the effect
has been more marked. but our merchants anxious
10 retain and add to their trade have not followed
that market very closely. neyerthcess, holders OF
ali staple goods are very firm in their views and are
not at disposed opfess sales, as present appear
Trade Is active both from the country and on the
street. Raw Sugars have sustained an advance Of
Ac on the week, while Refined goods are firmly
In rood demand, Government has advertised for
rome 1sCO bags TO be delivered at Louisville, which
has stimulated the market, we note no material im-
proycment. In other staples there is no essential
TTn ~ r1a st1rYy a
, 1863-01-14
PRYAN HALL.-Two Free Lee.

Admlat,o1. :: cents. r. 8. DNGnss..
T1V1N n417-T.o Froe =.
tr-.., Nv NV A1~~
DIR. Il. PAIGE.
The Electrician and Phy.o!osss. formerly Of BOSTON.
VIII Lecture 1t BRIAN Hall. OF
Aon J.na Hs 1sts and ', Ii:a =, "a oslock '
q, H,.ctr,cv A. COMMENCED Win III, ,nxt Of 1ifo saa
saa
.sd %s have asss es1
vii attrnd 10 ne trsatmcns of dlssasess
TV CONSTELLATION FREE txo.y9{tst
:, =: = = ~ 4 = n
H. - orEKA !;1ss, ieusE; ne.:a w,,,,n.ton .,a
c,mnn. Xs,1:s9 sI:s1 s5sfst; iss5 r,n,.n1,
usE EE'sa !dTi,e:
To witness ihe performance 4 this greas CoNGERss
eFetsi ca -: sss Futile. IL entire change 4
CAMPBELL r11NSFRELS
AMI HkAS5 DASb.
III. G. CAMP BELL, Manager.
FROM kao fa'aeo VI aos'e. A"a s3ees. NC" 4oEA wy.
Tickets Is cents. NO half price. Doors open At I.
psSfo;Inasnec commences q oc,o6k ,x.
man Front seats reserved for Ladies'. Gent1saaaiy
T. - FsososTsehs OF Company at hail entrance.
ee:ee ,..--m ------- ----------------- --------------
| HE SEH EN1E1 ANN u AL FEY
Ol6Veland A0Qg6, NO, ILL, Z " AaM.
w,,, h. h.,a - ~. r,su,ct 11or.e
, 1863-01-14

HONE FOR TIE FR1EsD1.Kss.-A special
meeting Of the Board Of Managers will be
held Ut tho Home this "Wednesday afternoon
n. O'clock. z. 7. DICKINSON, Sec'y.
, 1863-01-14

Through the politcness Of Jailcr Folz We
have obtained for publication the subjoined
statement showing the number Of prisoners
received at the County Jail and discharged
therefrom for the gear ending December 31st,
1862. The number includes those that have
been temporarily placed in the jail by the
County Agent, to await conveyance to the
Aims House, but docs not include those com.
mittcd upon ca So;
nKPORT.
, 1863-01-14

TO-DAY. as Fill be seen from the above table,
WtNTEK--10eo bn No Red in store at $l.a9:
1000 bu No Red in store at 6l.13E: 5000 eu DC
At $l.14; 5000 bu do at 31:llh: 1o00 By do at
Red il etore 1t $I0i; sd bu do at $1.os SrR1so-
1som hn No Spring lin Mum s Scott At $11s:
4sco bn do ti1 same place. at *11l; 1870 bu de DO
house) at $10s; 1000 bu No Spring. dn Newber-
rT'e}: 500 bu DO in q. Wheeless) ard 900 ou DO DO
Newbcr1y 81, 4.0o0hu do in 4. D. 4 Co. 81, and
Loo bu do In H. Whee!et's}-all at BIC: $500 By
do I'm A. D: 4 co.'s) at e6c; 1000 bu do, mixed
eon's) At NC; 5000 bu Rejected Spring at Bac;
80 By do ut SOC; 1900 bu DO at 8axc.
CoRN-Rcceived to-day. q, ,6s1 bn; received lat
good speculative inquiry for Corn and the mar:
ket has advanced Sc per bushel since the dsso Of
our lsst weekly review. Thc following table shows
4hA rnprr e,f prIen1 rn{1 rach ny for weak uAak
, 1863-01-14
Deepening OF THE
WINTER GARDEN
Mabie's Mammoth Menagerie,
4 RL1NGTON, LEON s. DON
IA, MIXERS


kINGSEBURT HALL.
The Managera brx to announce that they Commence
their hrSt regulsE sesson at the ab0va Hall. on
MONDAY, JANUARY 18th, 1858.
| RelIsara New ycar'a Cau TIC Day our Mother Diss
The Haunted House. &c, &C.. VIII be Eeprodnosd.
Admission, Is cents. r. s. OINGN5S.
tel2z ze+1w Agent
, 1863-01-14


New York Stock and Money Market.
By Telegraph NEW York, Jan. Is, 1858.
STocKs-Sfcond Do1rd-8tocka less actirc and
, 1863-01-14

As matter Of interest to the public, aud
perhaps as favorable indication in moral
point Of view, we may mention that last week
was, in the language Of the Jailer, "the
dullest week he had known for two years,
there having been no commitments since the
9Th inst.''
, 1863-01-14


lattcr's male friend, one Anderson, lawyer,
who should hare been in better business; aud
yesterday morning each were fined 81 and
costs. We hare heard that reputable ladies'
have now and again visited the "Astrolo-
gers" apartments, to find Tha. the future
might reveal It is easJ to ascertain the
status of the sceress at the prescut-let the
future take care Of itself.
AwoRp OF ADVICE TO FARMEns.-From
thc rc1iable and abundant evidence Of the
efficiency and yalne of the white willow as
grove tree for wind breaks, and live fences
already published in our columns, and in the
different agricultural journals Of the West,
the demand for the cuttings Of this willow has
already become enormous. We learn that IN
almost every county In the West parties are
engaged In soliciting orders for this willow,
AS farmers havc frequently been imposed
upon by unprinciplcd parties In the sale Of
spurious articles, and as the cuttings Of this
willow somewhat resemble the Osfer willow
in appearance which is worthless for tue above
named purposes, we think 1t proper to state
that Mr. z. &. Pike Of This city is the owner O,
nearly all the white willow In the West. Mr.
Pike Inns taken'a commcndable interest in III
general introduction, md We would advi5t
those wishing to buy genuine cuttings to or
der them only Of him, through his author
lied agents, who bear with them Ills writer
ccrtiacates Of Of agency, circulars, &c.
The result of general md thorough plant
1nr If this willow will not only give ourya
prairfes the appearance Of magnificent gal
dens. but will advance their real value By th
millions Of dollars, and hence the importanc
thai. only the genuine article should be dl
+Yshuted in It's introduction.
HONE FOR TIE FRrExDLRss.-A spect
Il 41,n n1n~3 IF Ma1oraru
, 1863-01-14

ArroNTMEST.-Rev. II. Il. Kellogg hss
been appointed By the Homo Mission Com
nittcc Of the North Side Presbyterian Church,
District Secretary for Northern illinois, and
1he States Of Wisconsin and Minnesota, to
have his headquarters at Chicago. Mr. Eel
1ogg 1las entered upon the duties Of his ap-
rointment, having his Office ut holmes book
rtorc. ITO Clark street,
, 1863-01-14

E % Dearborn aud 10 South Clark streets arc
the best and cheapest places in the city fordyelng
and cleaning ladiea' and gent1emen's clothing.
Cook & McLain, proprietors.
, 1863-01-14

kI Dr.. Paige will deliver his second lecture on
Electricity, az connected With the causes and cure
of diseases, this evening, ut Bryan Hall. with e1-
pefiment5, ScatB free.
, 1863-01-14

t941o eU17e3J 1a.1 -. ~ 1s sfa = +1,1 ;
sentiment. A permanent md peaceab1e sep
oratioD was impossible. Our rivers and moun-
talns ran the wrong way; the laws Of nature
and the will Of Providence forbade the idea
Of disunion. We had paid fifty millions for
Louisiana, mot because we needed the territory,
lion Of the Mississippi River. And TINT VIC
must and should have, SO long as there was q
loyal heart beating in an American bosom.,
The speaker closed his remarks amid hearty
applauBc,
, 1863-01-14

ter rate.
for merchants. and 167G1t59 for bankers bill.
Gold unsettled. excited and decidedly slighcr-
opening at ~, advancing to d3z<, and cloaing firm
, 1863-01-14

AF1car.-A Mi1esian and "cu1l'ed pms
con- had set-too on the corner Of Wells
aud Lake streets about o'clock last evening,
which resulted In the gentleman from the
*'green isle'' getting his right pecpcr closed,
besides being i" severely punished generally.
There was large crowd congregatcd to Wit
ness the *' mil, - bnt no policeman could be
discovered in the vicinity.
, 1863-01-14

CAApBE11's MnsrnELs, DEARBORN srREET Or
ERA Housn-Thie evening, Mr. J. q. Clifford, tho
Bone Player Of the Campbclls, takes his benefit.
and all rho attend will be sure to be edited well
as pleased. The campbe11s appear in new pro-
grau,mc for this occasion so ladies will be in time
fot anafa
, 1863-01-14

CHCncH or THE REDEEMER.-Thc third lee
ture Of the course at this Church, corner of
Sangamon md Washington streets, will be
given this (Wcdnesday) evening, By Geo. 4.
Blanchard, Esq. Subject, 1.-THE Almighty
Dollar.'' Mr. Blanchard is popular speaker,
aud this partlcular lecture ovezaows, 1t is said,
vith genuine wit
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-09
Proceedings i'm the United states
Court i'm Memory OF the late Judge
tvnnffnvtOn.

AZ meeting of the Bar. in the United States
Court Room. in indianapolis, on the 9TH day of
Nav. int M Robert G. Gregory was appointed
to the Chair, and Mr. john II. Rea Secretary
Mr. David Mcdonald. Mr. T A. Hendricks. Mr.
Joseph Z Mcdonald Mr John ID Rowland and
Mr. Daniel " voorhees, were appointed com
mittee To prepare resolutions expressive of the
sentiments and feelings OF the meeting on the
melancholy event of the death of the Honorable
T. NJ Huntington, late Judge Of the United
States District Court
Whereupon Mr. David Mcdonald offered the
resolutions following. which were unanimously
adopted nv the meeting.
On opening the Court this O'Clock T. NJ, Mr.
VOORHEES, rose and said.
MAY 1T PLEASE THE CorRr:-In the midst of
the rushing anu stormy scenes OF life We are now
and then called 10 pause. Withdraw minds from
the c,nkering cares AMI duties of the hour, and
paw mournlul tribute 10 the memory OF those who
have fallen a. eep by the waysde 1t is task
of sorrow and of tears. but it Is task from which
ths soul rises refreshed and purified The world.
with its hot chokin. vapors. recedes and becomes
small ana distant planet when we give over our
thought, To the contemplation ct the virtuous
dead The sounds OF strife the voice OF bitter
ness. the cry OF hate, the cangVr OF arms are all
lost To the ear which listening the portals of
the tomb The excl j. Withdrawn from the spectacle
of crime ct msery and woe aud rests gratefully
for awhile on beautiful and rslvishing climpses OF
eternity. Which greet il in is longing gaze after
the departure OF some friendly spirit In such
au hour the oppressed heart. weary and heavy
laden, casts oil Toe a season it, Calling burdens.
listens 10 the music OF another sphere and enjoys
IN anticipation the which awaits il when the
narrow stream i crossed at the close of life
From such reflections. return 10 resume the
wearysome journey before Us. wiser and better
men: with a strength 10 promote virtue and
reuel the alluremeutS OF vice.
The grave Is in no sense the end of life Ever
the wasted oiy. which there submits % decay
i vet TO hear that voice which will command the
earth ana LEA TO give W their dead And while
the liberated spirit i tasting is Immortality in
regions beyond the sun. s,ill here in the midst of
his old familiar associations. lie who sleeps he.
meath The sod and AZ the same time dwells IN
eternits. continues 10 ike and 7trtake Of the af-
fairs of time Life but expanded by the stroke of
death Another world. Yea many worlds are
added 10 the boundaries OF existence: but the
one which We now lnhAbit i not abandoned We
cannot. II We would tramme up the consequen
ces of having lived The chanaels of Influence
tor good or for evil. once started, flow forever
even on berethese mortal plains. No man ever lived
or himself, or drew after him into the grave whe
he died, the results of his life Brass and marie
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-09
MILLS.
Z. HICKMAN.
e. HICKMAN n. MAC AUHUR.
Late q the Capital Niilx
BATES CITY MILLS

vUyHE rypEKscsypHAvrxs. xAsrD rnE ABOVE
Mills for term of years for the purpose u manu.
featuring b and Of Flour expressly for the city t.ads
would respectfully invite the citizens Of Indianapolis and
vlcirify 20 give our Flour rsl for. with exprsencs
IN trade Competent Of giving entire Ssfisfac
tiou.
We also keep constantly Rye Flour, Corn Meal Com
Oats and all Of Mn iced. which win sell a lou
. any house Ia the City,
All orders ieft the NIL S'ors No - Rsss
Washington street; vii be prcuply lisd ard dsvesed 20
Any part % the City.
Terms Cash = 4. :. s.....
my9-dl<t HICKMAN UAcAn3uUn
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-09

VT1E WILL OFFER FOR SALE TO THE HIGHEST
wv bidder At the .Ine above stated, from 500 70
1900 cords Of good ~oot. which has beeo ess fro
one 20 i've months 7: gill be odd on the premises
where cot three miles south Of ntisnapolix On the
Madison P1ke. (~ess -ide.j the farm Of NJ Alex
Hannah parcels Of ~ cords aid upwards a. may be
" sut~d.
rermscasb IN hard but II purchaser Of 80 corGs Or
desire sx u-utbs TIM half the amount ana
Mill give satisfactory security. such srr-ngeest can be
made. g. W. NkxgrELD
For self and others
foorr, Aactioneef nysdas \
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-09-24
Certainty Of Punishment.


In the days of Queen Anne dur g Flanders when
the Duke OF Marlborough and Prince Eugene commanded the al
lied army soldier under the immediate department of Eugene
condemned to be hanged for marudn The happened
to be avore with his officers who took great pains his
life and for this purpose neceded with prince who refused
absolutely grant their request They then applied the Duke
OF Marlborough begging his grace interfere He accordingly
to Prince Eugene who said he did would
consent to tho pardon of a narauler."
Why said the duke at this shall hang half the army
pardon great many"
Inat is the very reason replied the prince that much
mischief done by your people and that many suffer for doing
It, never pardon and therefore there very few to be pun
shcd in my department.
Ihe duke still urged his request which the prince said
Let the matter be inquired into and your gace has
ecued than have done will the pardon of
fellow"
The proper inquiries o2ing made and the number
tu ned out mighty i'll favor Of Prince Eugene; which he
to the duke
There my lord you the benefit of example You pardon
many and therefore, you forced may par
one therefore few dare offend and course few su
fer"
The reasoning which may be drawn from the above the
side OF strict discipline is applicable to fleets and armies
alone but to all governments whatsoever The civil interests Of
society cannot otherwise be protected than by due and certain
execution Of the laws The Marquis of Becaa observes
truly that "a less punishment which will do good
than greater which is uncertain
e fine saying Of the great and good Chief Justice Hale
When find myself swayed mercy let remember there is
likewise due to