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The New York herald., 1863-07-13

&If Revelation In MAZDA gascar.
revolution has taken place In Madagascar. Tha King
has becn assnssnated his ministers hung his widow
proclaimed Queen Lambcfts concession which caused
the revolution, has been annuled.
The New York herald., 1863-07-13

Recognition Meeting I'm England.
A public meeeing at Accringtun, England, mas ~
large majority Tassed resolution In favor OF recognizing
the Southern eoniederacy.
The New York herald., 1863-07-13

II adds that the overture has not en- repulsed and
"that the two cabinets may very likely come 10
deslandng the question: the Confederate govern.
ment win give some guarantee for the abolition Of
slavery within given Time" There u muen virtue 10
the hitter "H.n .ev0seg s.sat
, 1863-12-03

| ant Mt this post, has been relieved ty some
Ohio General, whose name I cannot learn,
neither Gnu I learn the cause Of the change in
ccmmandante.
The steamer Welcome arrived at New Or
leans On the 9th. The officers report the
following particulars Of their being fredupou
by guerillas: On Saturday morning: last,
abo1t 8 o'clock, when passing Water Proof,
they werc fred into BY parties ashore, re-
ceiying eleven cannon and 100 Mimic balls.
Fortunately no lives were lost. Ono Of the
shells burst in tho social hall, tearing away q
portion Of the flooring and t~o state-roon
doors, anh breaking al the sky-llshts In the
cabin. one Mlnle ball penetrated 1nfough
.ne P',ot-nouse and 1oageo III Inc "neei
!Ao "nec1-noaso a1o stetn eea.!ns VI tno
, 1863-12-03
fR0M SPRINGFIELD.


SfR1xGrIELp, H., Dec. 2, 1868.
Facts are still being developed which show
that If the recent K. G. G. raId, in the vicini-
tt of Manchester and Whitehall, had failed Of
It's object, the result has not been owing to
want Of effort On the part Of tic E. G. C.'s
themselves.
i party Of soldiers belonging to the
force Of Provost Marshal Fry visited
the residence Of Mr.. Hatcher, in Morgan
county, on Inst Friday night, in search Of de-
eertcrs. They wcro fired upon from tho
windows, wounding the commanding officer
Of the party. The soldiers then fired, wound
Ing Hatcher through tic body, causing almost
instant death. Three or four guns were
found In the house. The dcscrters escaped,
but have since been arrested, and were cent
to this city to-day By Capt. Fry.
One hundred and twenty recruits for the
1ath Cavalry. Col. Davis, were mustered in
and transferred from Camp Yates to Camp
Butler yesterday.
Judge Ormsbee, Of the Stephenson County
Court, has resigned, and DR.. Wright Is chosen
to fill his place.
Capt. John v. Hill, C6th regiment, and
1.icnt. joel H. Fife, 18th Illinois Volunteers,
hare been appointed to positions in the 1n7a'
lid Corps. ...-, +,..,: =.
Six boats arc icc-bound at Naples. A large
number Of passengers and boat crews have
passed through here for the west.
Yesterday the Governor Issued his proc1a
nation for the election Of u Coroner for CooA
county, to I'LL the vacancy caused by the re-
e;ooe +fa,, of Tar Errs+ Echp,id+ In {nl-e n1nrf
, 1863-12-03

AUOEA40UNA-As N1A2.A48kE3~
Attic meeting Of the Board Of Educa-
ton, On Tuesday last, it was announced
that the City Comptroller; s. S. Hayes; had
declined to pay monies for the support Of
Evening 6chools-and giving as an excuse
for his conduct, that they are " Illegal
This attempt to keep the 1aboring youth Of
our city in ignorance is only part Of the
policy Of the Democratic party, knowing
well that wherever education has an op-
portunity Of difiusing itself. there the pow
er Of tlat faction is proportionately
weakened. Of conrse Mr. Hayes
is m elder in the synagogue, and
is bound to @shut out the light"
The Board Of Education, we notice, took
no action ut their meeting upon the petition
Of the female teachers Of the city, asking
for an increase Of salary. We can but
hope that the response is only deferred, and
that, when it comes, it will be in rebuke
Of the barl>arisn that denies to woman
the just rewards Of her labor. 1t will
not be denied that many Of these young
women arc in every respect the equals IN
professional capacity aud efficiency Of the
mule teachers They occupy positions il
our schools which the Inter cannot ill. L
is not a matter Of economy. Females
are not employed because they are cheap
but rather Of necessity. And thes'
laborc1s are worthy Of their hire Thcil
salaries are too low. The discrimination
against them On the payroll On the score o
Sex is inhumanc and illibera1, and on
Board Of Edncation should remedy it
They will be sustained in so doing By tht
whole body Of our citizens
, 1863-12-03
FROM WASHINGTON.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.]
WASHINGTON, Dec. 2, 1863.
RECONSTRUCTION.
a meeting Of prominent Maryland slave-
ho'dcrs, about thirty III number, recently re-
solved that; in order TO get back into the
Union again, they would be glad to give up
slavery, md therefore would favor emancipa-
tion without asking any compensation for
their liberated slaves
NEGRO TROOPS,
The actual number Of negro troops in the
field is 48, Coo. There are employed IN the ar
my, iq one capacity and another, in al],
l0G. eco negroes,
The Pennsylvania delegation held meet.
Ing in Philadelphia yesterday, and resolved
unanimously to vote for Colfa1 for Speaker
also, for Mcpherson for Clerk. This last
is supposed to improve McP Prhcson's chances,
hut Fcsscnden is a1so exceedingly active and
confident.
John L. spooner is appointed agent for re-
cruiting negroes at Chattanooga.
WASHINGTON, Dec. a.-Thc head OF crown.
ing fcaturc Of the statue Of freedom was sue:
ccssfully 1oistcd to its position on the dome
of the Capitol to-day, amidst cheers Of spec.
tators below and salute of cannon. The
aid weighs Il, 600 pounds. 1t was designed
by Crawford and cast by Clark Mills.
4 joint command, appointed under call
from meeting held ut Cooper Institute, oi
New York, November 9th, 1865, for the pur'
pose Of pIging gpon ths G9yernment the nc ne
organization Of freedmen within our lincs
held q mCetinfr lttt today.
, 1863-12-03
FPOH CHATTANOOGA.

CINcIsSAT1, Dec. 2.-Thc Commercial gives
tho following additional list Of casualties at
Chattanooga, In Illinois, Iowa, Wisconsin,
Minnesota and Michigan regiments:
18th ulinois-W Wounled, Capr. $: Mitchell, 4, in
forehead, elfeht; Capt. WIN. J. Sailor, E. in neck,
slight: 1T Lieut. Knapp seySs5ey SIs1. 1gnt ar
ssth ulirols--Woundcl, Lieut.. Pope, Capt D.
yis, Lieut.. Col. Gilpin, Augustus Amor. Jno; No
ger, .se1E. Mcdonald, John 2. Thonas, W. u.
'ss Mef HsGi MsGesn eefp. IL Eendy, F1el - esss
Cod, j. Reed, Jno. Kincaid, John Bingham, Corp.
Har1is, George Lane, - Wors1ey, Thomas
s7th nlInoie-Iicut. .Wsnan, +. n: Love, scrs.
stos! s.sSef en- 5%s's, s. AsdssSih' s +. ":
+oth Wounded; yss: Smith % 9aaEtc5%as- c:.,
Mays, Corp. Hehasn, Corp; AcNeely,
I'd Hlnois-W oanded. q: 4: Gates, Co. A.
so!h niinois-Wonnded, Il. Reigcr, G; serg't.
5eth Illinois Wounded, Maj. Walsh; Col. Raum,
Ia ti6liiirois-woundcd, Corp. Greenaugh. H. ".
?4th ill'nots-wounded, Col Ma1kaale. Lieut.,
';.Sfi III Illinois, Lieut. Col, Davidson.
Licnt Edward Foster, q: Ang4st 1araae+ D; E
L, Londesham, z; VIM. Parks, D.
s4th nllnoie- -Wounded-Co!p. ]. Shoopnan, 4;
Corp. ]. Macarthur, <; Orr1l Morris, A.:
I'd Illinois ArtiI!esy-Wonndcd- II. Townct,
Acting Assistant Chief Of Artillery, Gen. Smith
staff.
ssth nlinoie-Wounded- saulsbeny; 1t
'S,ii MtS miasis9 Col Stuart, Capt
s2 e tst d ese oo @es ss + ss' asa
Harrington, John King, Corp Hludshon, Chas e.
eey. Cant Murphy, Sergt Geo Steele.
18th illinois, Nourded-Wm Marsht y: Se1El
John Vincent, 4: Wn Jotcc, 9; Lieut. g " Moore
l0jst 11iroie-W Woundcd-E 7 MattheWs, D; An
drew Durhseg.
| Mahnly, Il: Abraham kcse.nan. D; "; 9. R9ey
E; 1kn'c Harm, A; Joseph I.eran, F; John Hos
eey, D; Corp. Fletcher, E; Isaac Ellis, b; Capt
| Waleh, B.
.1acd llIinois-Corp. Fletcher, G. 3fontgomcEy, A
Hog man, 1faac Hall, N. Jennings, John Henry
G. Eolloney, L. Swan.
I'll, Iowa-LIeut. Miller, &, wounded
| tth -Woundcd--Ned Johnaon, F M- Val
| len, g: Thos. Darrows, r; Ihoa. Carson. F.;
| ". Hitter. r; Color sergt. II. Robertai Aajo
Jones; Capt. fhaahper: Capt. Ca' Minter, +: Capt
, 1863-12-03

Minn, H:w.A A. Jonea,A; Henry Scott, &: lloyd
MaIes. Kiiied-Capt. Allison, G; Corp. D. Gid
''sfi "a Minneeeta -wsnndcd-s. n. Miller, I; Cor
Lieut. FORBES. 16ih regulars; Llent. Curtis, 10th
j5th WISCONSIN -EeIea Basnop,. B, slight1y:
Join Howard T. SLIGHTLY in the hand; Corporal
Peter Toss1son, I, slightly; Daniel Peterson, l.
slightly,
F. 8: Botan, 19ed NJ; y: 1; colcman' o.; Jacob
Jsmea Dul,sse, 4oth H.; Robert copeland, do:
d.: EIiiah Crammers, do; s. E. Bose, do; s. q.
Flarncgan, do; ]. a. johnson, do; ;-AIneB-
burg d.; s. R,am 2; Ma' sc6tf 6if i9na; do: " 'ohn
Idcha1dson. DO; .Jorp. John, do.; Capf Gardner,
Lieut. Kelley 1O0th Ill. AdFs Cole, &StI H.; lAent
Lawrence, +, BSth H. Jieut. Holland. @. 7ith NJ,
Es1t not oEln pa'aTGn s n} 3sf +
ILL Mich., slieht; ID: q. Campbel, Capt. r 1oth
ill., serious Col Marth, Tfth III: Lieut.. Balding,
9Th Wis: Capt. Smith, d, ssth Ill: Lieut.. Chester
WoanIdcd-1lcut. S dc LIB. Lane, ssth ILL.,: Lieut. Grif
Ch}ya 9Th Wis., Col, sCilmore s6th NJ, severely,
slightly; Col Raum, Gath H.; Adjr. Il. G. Hicks1
93d nl.; col, Putnam, Dcd III.
Killed-Gcorgc Carton, 18th Iowa; u nollls, ,
noIa; 3 Zcrby, DO; Henry Clerk, do; Timothy
Wounded-2d Lieut. Salisbury, A, 3oth Illinois,
slight; Lieut.. Schnitt, A. S9th Illinois,, slight ;
Lieut., Col c. ". Days. 5lst nlinoie; alght, leg
Elliott, I'd tieut. 4. 4sd Illinois, breast; D. n.
Richards ed Lieut. r. 18th Illinois, shoulder; r.
=. Lyle, Capt. B. =7tli Illinois, right arm.
, 1863-12-03
Chicago Qri|>n11c.: :
THE NEWS.

Our ptivatc advices from Washington
three days ago prepared US for the very de-
noucment that is announced as having ta-
ken place-ahe ending Of the campaign Of
Gen. Meade by his retraction Of the Army
of the Potomac TO position suitable Tor
wintcr qnartcrs We give publication to
the facts, which wcro. before only
plausible surmiscs, and We hare there
with, in this issue, full suit Of excuses
for the movement. With all these latter
the public will be more or less dissatisfied.
It had looked for n blow which should
crush Leo. For that purpose our army has
pushed southward, the rebels falling back
at our approach. The wave Of war appa-
rcntlv just ready 10 break upon the rebel
army. subsidies backward, and for weeks
the ruins and mud will have it all
their own way. Confcssedly,
this is moi wl,at we lad looked for
and the country had reason for its glowing
hopes that this time Lee would be crushed.
i will add to the modification if VIC find
confirmation Of the hint in our dispatches,
that Lee, with less than half our number
Of troops, has, by dint Of & stiff and active
picket line, held us back from progress,
VIC do not believe john Morgan is push
ing for Canada, the reports Of his arrival
at Toronto being only q blind to direct at
tenton from Ills real intention. &c will
nuke for the rebel lines by land route,
Yesterday Was made memorable at Oma-
ha, Nebraska, by the opening ceremonies
Of hrcakinx ground for tho great Union
Pacific Railroad wcst Of the Missouri
The war in Tennessee and from below
Chattanooga gives DO new phases We
publish further lists Of casualties to West
ern soldiers in the late battles.
Wc give capital sketch Of the later
fighting in the recent battles
A rumor comes TINT Longstreet is re-
treating Virginia-ward, but IFS it is only
stated as probability, it will be better to
await further tidings
, 1863-12-03
FROM MADISON. !.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Ttibnnc.]'
MADISON, Wis, Dec. 2, 1868.
Lieutenant Colonel Charles s. Lova1l, Pro-
Yost Ala1shal General Of Wisconsin, arrived
In this city yesterday, having removed his
headquarters to this city.
The draft Is yielding considerable commu-
tuition money, but furnishing Government
very few men,
Recruiting parties from regiments in the
field arrive almost daily, and enlietmcnts colt
f;prte brisk Mt the rate Of from so to 100 daily.
, 1863-12-03
THE STEINWaY PIANOS

Mr. Henry Roche, one Of the most competent c.Iscs
In France, says In the P1css Musicale OK Paris:
"The drm Of ET.1ywAY / SONS, from Nc:v York,
exhibits Grand and Square Pianos. both OF which hVe
particularly the attention Of tho Jury
count Of the excellence This rm Is also the only
o9s Eheh itss IN tne =
bly, considered. Ihave been able 70 Judge upon ths
tell yon TINT the Square Pianos OF e.sss. STE1xwAT
fu.ly possess the tono Of Grand PAno: 1t sounds
Tone the sweetness the power, are comhiue1 in
this Piano IN no other Plano have seen. And this
The Grand Piano 1ntcs In Itself all aualt;t which
yon can demand of Concert Piano. The eharaetcT.
fhe power and the most remarkable, the
touch Is adapted for every shade of expression and tn
every part tho instrument Will [cvclop according to
the sh OF the player, power and Sweetness, and e5
peca'y that soft tone which is necessary for accom-
pantn1ent."
Observe. also, from the highest Eurcpran authority
IN y anfh II
, 1863-12-03

NEW YonK, Dec. 9, 1so3.-The New
ment from General Hitchcock relative
to tllc non-exchdngc Of prisoners, showing
most conclusiyely that tic rebels have deli.
bcratcly lied, and In many other ways acted
in highly reprellcnsible and dishonor'b1c
f48NDHr.
, 1863-12-03
FROM CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, Dec. 2, 1853.
Mai. J. T. Farris, Of the detective police,
captured this evening two Of John Morgan's
Captains, R. Sheldon aud 8. B. Taylor, who
cscaned with him from Columbus. They
were found about SIX miles east Of here, on
the Kentucky side Of the river, md hare been
committed to tho county Jail in this city.
Ilearn at headquarters that there Is no truth
in the report tclegraphed to the Commercial
Of this city, to the effect TINT Burnside had
whipped Longstreet and had taken 5000 pris-
oners. Up to yesterday morning, there had
been no general engagement.
A large number Of counterfeit 80 Treasury
notes haye been put In circulation here during
the past few days. Last night, eleven pcn,
charged with being engaged IN counserfeltinge
and circulating them. we're arrested by tht
police, and turned over to the United States
authorities az :.&- :: .';
, 1863-12-03

SAN FRAsc1sco, Nor. 2s,-The steamer
Golden City arrived yesterday. The prospect
ofsaving the Monitor Camanche improves.
SAN rFRANclsco, Noy- 3o.-The bark Roska
called for Hong Kong, Wednesday, taking
about s4o0, COO IN treasure.
SAN FRAEc1sco, Dec. 1.-The Union State
Central Committee suggests Gctty ysbnrE Us the
place for tAc next National Convention.
, 1863-12-03

Our RlCll1M0nA 3'T-1AOnGfSs
Fon7Rrss MoxRoE, Dec. a.-Hon. E., n.
Stanton, Secretary Of War:
Tue government supplies for our prisoners
arc received and forwarded by the rebel agent
The supplies furnished BY The State agency
are also received and forwarded, and also In
diyidua1 supplies. I send two boats laden
with provisions to City Point to-dny.
Signed. s. L. MEREDITH, Brig. Gen.
, 1863-12-03

WAsu1SG7oS, Dec 9.-The Star has cour-
teously furnished, in advance Of its publica~
tion, the following dispatches from authentic
sources;
CrMBEa1asD Pass, 3oth-11:3o p. m.-
Capt. Byrne repu1sed Whecler's attack, at
Kingston, on Wednesday last. Wheeler then
retired towards Knoxville.
TAzEwEL1, Tenn, Dec. 1st-S:S0 p. H.
Reports from our outposts this evening con
cur in establishing the probability that Long
street is rctreating from Knoxville towards
T.Tr,ri,Sa
, 1863-12-03
we~ Work f,fty EIecti on.

NEw TonK, Dec. ., 1s6s.-Eight A.
der1ncn were elected yesterday-tWo On.
ionists and four Democrats. Eight Po-
lice Justices elccted-thrce qnionists and
fiye Democrats. Eight Civil Justices were
clccted-tWo Unioniets and SIX Democrats.
Thc above Is the Tribnne's classification.
, 1863-12-03

New YoEK, Dec. 2, 1s(;S.-A Beaufort
letter Of tho asth to the TfttM:.e,
states: "a scouting party from Colonel Higg-
gins regiment, while returning from sue
eessful expedition to release about thirty
negroes, were set upon by b1ood-hounds, but
fhc ncnracs fred on and Killed The doge:
, 1863-12-03

new YoRK, Dec a.-Vosbnrgs wire facto-
RI, six other large buildings and four tcne-
1nent houses, on 7th avenue, between 18th and
S0th streets, were burned this morning. a
large number Of families are rendered home
{Iak1fffa3
, 1863-12-03

FORTRESS MONROE, Dec. 1.-GoV: Pratt, Of
Maryland, and Col Niekerson arrived here
tffs morning from Baltimore, as political
prisoners. The steamer New York arrived
from City Point with one political prisoner
from Richmond, Andy johnson, Jr.
, 1863-12-03

.Tonos1o, Dec. 1s6s:-The report that
Morgan Is iu Toronto Is doubtful II In Ca
NADIA he is keeping quiet, but It Is not gener:.
alIy believed that lo is here. It was reported
in London he had reached Windsor.
, 1863-12-03
THE STEINWAY PIANOS

BErSsw1cK, U;errany) sept. 10th, 1860.
Mesere. S1ESwAT t Soys:-tienttcmcn-a saoTt
tine ago had occasion OF meeting With and trying
which 1,aa been brought here By Mr. Hehustock. Ct
Feitadelrhis and ctnnos 5e!aln from expressing to
nlents known to ne which could excel ?oTs: ! T!ta
equal. such power Of hasc. such roanlncss Of th:
middle tones such soiness and ccarncss Of tho upner
vnrlous ocsaves, have fir, never met with a nny
instrument, not evcn in any OF tho mcst celebrated
manufactures OF Europe.
The elasticity OF touch Is ost surprising. aud may
he taken sure evidence Of tue Of trne
de;plia 10 ills Place there was no: one oat OF
tune conTlnccd that these instruments I'LL soon
take tho lead Of all other makes ond wish from III
hesr that you ay continue to Labor tr the neucnt OF
srt for many years Ves5 Respectfully, .,-
Bat now y Q turn homo ward, and what do We hear
from Most henoFed anu .ktTuI Pan!st8 n1d H1u-
eiciaus with regard to
, 1863-12-03

- y
|STElNWAY g. SONS
REPLY
TO THEIR LATE AGENTS.:
|:
NEW Yokx. November g. 1875.
:ME5sRs. ROOT 4 CADY:
Grxr1HxEs:-You letter Of tie ttsh Inst. as pub
lshed In the CHICAGO TRIBUNE Of tho 1ssh inst, has
been received. Since you arc sortsdy to make tho
chnFgs Of "blackguardssn" we thtdk you ought to
be congratulated on your wonderful aptitude for that
brancuf tho 1ne arts; but as VIC argnot sufficiently
vefsed In that style Of literature to meet Jou In 1t
upon equal terms, nc shall oonhne ouFeetvcs atct1y
to statemeuts Of facts and to poutugout yosr mis-
stztemcnts.-
the transter Of Agency to Mr. Nixon, written
in epis1t Of Kindness Eefainlus nucn,as pos-
sible from wounding your feelings, beenu.c,-as VIC
dsnctly stated Id said letter, your dealings with IL
srscx last year had been all tnat could be- Desired,
and It IVES only for your ToRxEn de1iuqucncie, that
we deprived sou Of cur Agency, having a1rsady
promised 1t to atr. Nixon ut that time.
You took advantage of this yery kindness to tr4n
Il ,oan.t MA v nubltsinr our nrIyate letter AMI
,u.1.h -v,. ,.,t..on IT,, ~. .~n-... ,,,,>,,,
.,,,,,,.., .,,, ~, -. .,.o.t,u - ,,,,s .,
- --,.-..--,..~s.,-
e'"seS""A.'" - W. e"" *Ae
iase aecasaion eoa1 oof pianos nao and
snat VIC nno 'e'aa:o 10 naAe sooa ouf "aiianues
&c &C., even bringing lady name before the pub-
lie by mentioning Afs- Hoveys plano to give your
statements show OF truth. In onr reply Of tho I'd
inst, VIC proved, WITH xuu OWN 1EfrrHs. that your
statement relative to that piano was unrue and de-
aed you to suhsantiate slnglc Instance where our
pianos had proved Detective. DC.
Your replv of November 1a,h, however. turns gu.
exactly "a We expeeted. being nearly ,eoctttton OF
sru+ ,c+,cr of f,etnb.r 9Th ns mil oY b,nstcr
~. ' ,~.
.~
mn onr Ae.ncv tor some tins payt and ssv .you cot
.s,,. :. tnro,,,,,ro =, 49, ro, - t..,ae,zs.d
ronr o-sncv ha,orc uo oc.,n,,v wrotc ron that ue
h,d orr,ved ,t the neccs.,rv ,fercn nj tnan7ca tn
+,ro,v II mn onrec,vee ~ ctc
1ntep'y to this statement teuo,sa above in your
vou and thc pub1[c from 4ouE OWN WORDS A.p 40
oys that 1t Is false pnd TINT ypu had no Intention
, 1863-12-03

TCJuatnTn1 power, ana NJ cacn successive WI"
Icy burst from the cloud Of SMOKE WINCH
that ten thousand mighty echoes wakened
from their slumbers, went groaning and
growing around the mountains, as II resolved
10 shake them from their bases, then rolled
away down the valleys, growing talntcT and
fainter, until c,tingulshed By echoes o. u snc, nc
cataract is drowned in the ucarcr thundcrs Of
the cloud.
MISSION RIDGE sORAED.
And still the Union troops passed on, seal
ipg unwaycrinSly the sides OF Mission
Ridge. Tie blood Of their comrades renders
thciE footsteps slippery; the toll OF the as
cent almost takes away Their breath tAc
thiuncd 1nnks-but still they press on! Not
c,,ce d. they ftx,, sen. to sra.es: The color
bearers prrss ahead, and plant their fags far
In advance Of the troops and at last, Q mo-
mcnt Of snprencst triumph, they rcach thc
crest, and rush like an avalanche upon tue
down their arms md surrender, the rebel ar,
| tillcrists arc bayoncted by their gunst and
| The cannon whlci. had moment before been
| laundering On the Union ranks, are now
turned about pouring death and terror .taa2 into
| who arc rushing down tho eastern slope Of
the ridge.
| JOHNSON AND HOOKER.
Almost simultaneously with this immortal
| charge, Hooker threw lis forces through q
! zap il the ridge upon the Rossvillc road, and
Hurled them upon the left dank Of the enemy,
while johnson charged this portion Of tlieil
line in front. Already demofalnee y s ins
| feeble resistance, were captured by hund'
reds. or ran AWAY like frightened sheep.
-pr r1r,tr KspEAyoa no RESTORE THE DAT,
4 ~
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-17
}. S. MARsHAL's NOTICES.
90 zoo,
TNlrFD STNTEs or AMERICA, d STRICT OF IN


ETNirFD STtTEs or AMERICA, d STRICT OF IN
u mNNA->S
Whereas. Id of Information has bten filed In he
Dsrici ur of he Jucd State. w'tiiu and far the
seven Circuit atd ltiCi "f lid aua. the 3d day al
Januar lsti John livtna. Fq Atf.uey 9th, Unit
stics or the b,tic OF iuia ths III Of iot No
-. u hr or -Hl plat o tle Town a. Msbash, "A aba D.
eo1nil. ir iau'. ih IreW ry 81 enc Nsn x Nor
gal, 'or violation o. the lt.w,r> ot fc of Con-
gfc~., approved Iu, l.. l>6. entitled an sup
ire,s n-Hrf"Cils. io luui,h tet- ard ~ elhoi, 20
- Pc and c#uf Gag te lfo ertA 10 RIB j. a. for he
purp-t 81 AID fHNfg Irocc- a. aff-t said realty and
tha The saue my con i,mled and sold enrmies'
pu'l riy.
Now. therefore ii >tacc "i fh' nonilan u;.s the
seal uf said taur Zoo Wr t'rr ci ad 10 cred. 30 here
hN gi'c ul d. nolc"fn fll pfsn- cianrur said prol
crit or any pert Here,f uf.
ui~r'in the the ir appe rlei'rc abe 8. the
fn C.uu tir Ji3ica states, in b- hsld the city ol
Ia a. afo-. ir att ~ fle ii-rct = Indiana. en The
p Aoeifs 81 February reNf zen O'Clock 'f he fore
TO % e tha la h' 81 thsr q" iuful'te heir elaine
and m ke their I'll egst 20 ~ thai ltlsf
u g.. tO~E. 4. : Mnr-hsi
liy O. ) BG,Low, Deputy.
AfteS.
Ions ~ tFA. Clerk. jau6-d a.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-17
PERU AND INDIANAPOLIS
r. a I l. r . "A d
1862. u Il sss 1szs 1862.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
,ew Route TO Chicago yiH Kokomo.
~ MILES SHORTER THAN OTHER ROUTE.

hS AND AFTER NOg. Is. 1852. trains will bs
~ rui. n follows
Maj rrau uil leave Indianapolis al l2;31 +. ",
stop ai i stations and make clue connection At kokomo
Nth train "n the Cncaii ard Chicago Air Line Rail
road Tor lo-snSpor Val ara~o aud Chicago. ard arrys
a. Peru 40 . T. ~ iu time 90 make connections with
trs- the Toledo and Wabash Railway going East and
West.
Returning the same train will leave Peru AT IS
\ ~ after the arrival Of the the 7. ". x.
from tie tsri. And arrive AZ indianapolis ~ - A. N.
IN time 10 make connections for all ponts last South
tnd Wet
an FNpresfrain wiiIleave indianapolis 1920 y NJ.
connect a kokomo with rain Tor Chicago and arrive a.
Peru ~ $50 A. NJ ntime make connection with tram
going Esst and West the Toledo and wabash Rail
way.
Returning ihs same train VIII leave Peru A. 4 .
makiug clcse connection a. Eokoao WITH The train
On The Utne.nusu aud Chicago Railway from Chicago
Valparaiso and loEa port. and arrive At indianapolis ~
80 NJ. in time with the evening trains TO-
Cincinnati ioui.ville ard other poiuts.
Special attention given o. the transportation OF I've
toeh. produce and merchandise generally.
DAVID MACY. G-neral Agent and superintendent.
v r. NALvrr ti.nera Ticket Agent. novls, 'e2-dly