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ATTENTION, soLDIERsI
AND THE FRIENDS OF SOLDIERS,

We call the attention Of al having relations a
ERSkS e 81 a y e
diseases induced BY exposures and priv.ticns ine:
Sent 70 camp NE; In the nsts: Igshssec IIoH
II .in be Dotieed that avsry large proportion s,s
san be- pss.dg cured ~ nj s
Diseases resulting fror. dsorteSs Of the dSestivs
sPses ,, Il sSs.: sT,
be saved tina, otherwise win De lost
We call particular attention 20 the following 70.
,5aaSls and well zen s. rs .. Gns 81 -
has been saved By the Bitteu."
PHILApHIpErl Aususr,xsd lsd
Mssrs. JONES Eraas.-well, gentlemen, youf
Hoofsnd German Bitters has saved 70 life fbsfS
Is no ni,,ss 10 this II Is so1SasS q. :, .S@s:
and who we're fully coSnirant OF al the e.resm-
sp ssS Of nay ss,s 81 ssS anvs sese tsr
battery and under The immediate command Of 0sp.l
H AIss sss s
Der last viii Inflammation OF the lungs, and vss
e. ss y as asSss: ), =
dysentery, I was then removed from the Whit
asss ss tss &: I
of!un., since that time Ell, have been .esut :. leo
s.os and fis nSf.. sS.s
ss Ss Of s::T &c e,
sssS saS
rescue me from the grasp OF the dread Archss,
frankly told me they could do no more for me, Al
advised me 70 see clergyman, and 20 make sush
disposition Of my limited funds as best suited me-.
An acquaintance who visited me ct the hospital
Mr.. Frederick stsinbron, of Sixth, below Arch Sc
advised ne, as atorlorn hope, to try your Bittsr1
s sDS De ssSinr Them The xloo%S sSsao1
death reeeded and am nov, thank God for It.
eettins better Though have taken bat two bot
Hes, have r.ined ten pounds, and / feel sanguiss
of being permitted 20 reJoin my wife and daughtas
from whom have heard nothing fer eighties
months; for, genuemen, am . loyal virginias
from the vicinity of Front Royal. To your invslS.
able Bitters owe the certainty Of life which Ii
taken the place Of vague fears-to your Bitters VI
love ID glorious privilege Of again clsspinS 20 ~
bosom those W no are dearest 70 me in life.
Very truly yours ISAAC MALou.
We fully concur In the truth OF the above stste-
ra<nt as We had despaired Of seeing our somrsdes
Mr. Aalene, restored 20 health.
JOHN CCDDLEBACK, lat New York Bsttsry
GEORGE A. ACKLEY, Co G, 18th Maine,
LEWIS CHENALIkR, sad New York.
i. =. sPENSEk, LIST Artillery, BstteryH.
J. b fAeEHELL, Go. b, Sd Vermont
HENRY =. JEROME, Co. b, do.
IOHN p. WARD, %. & 18th Maine
HERMAN KOCH Co. III, 7d New York.
EATHANIRL B. THOMAS, Co " s6tk Penn.
ANDREW j. KIMBALL, 90. A. Sd Vermont
JOHN JENKINS. 90. b, fsth Penn.
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186O.-x.
BRAKES PLANTATION BITTERs

BII1ERS
They purify, strengthen, and invigorste.
They create healthy appetite.
They are an antidots TO change CT water and
art
They overcome effects OF dissipation and lass
k6urs.
They strengthen the system and enIiYen ,hs
mind.
They prevent nllasmauc ard Intermittent
RvePs.
They purify the breath and acidity Of the
seonheh.
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation
They cure UarrhHa, Cholera and Cholera
AerbGs
They cure Liver Compliant and Nervous
Headache.
They are the best Bittsrs IL ths world Thew
make Me weak msn strong and sire exhausted
Hssors's great restorer. They are made Of
pure ST Crdax Rum, the celebrated OsIissya
BArk, roots and herbs, and are taken with TIA
pleasure Of q beverage, without regard 70 age
O. sme Of day. Particularly recommended n
aAheate persons requiring 8 gentle slim ulant.
Sold by all Grooers, Druggists, Hotels, and
Saloons. p. II. DRAKE & 90, a2 Broad
WY, New York sep x5-eosr,
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LAY AND STRAW CUTTERS,
II ST4BLE FORKS,
sszzzssEEzz fS44ss99sAs,
EEEzz|IEE##E## E EE}}S$fE:
S $gzSE c5 5adks'
BIZ Hs$#zz !sEz 5$;sHFssgs'
sRMSt ErsEEs.
{ ESSS&ES1zttffa M u If bSSsss A,..s
And :. zzshAHhhHHkhkbS* t s. lowest prices,
Up. BARTHoLow,
d2o-lm sos seventh st. bet p. sv. and Canal
E AR10H' VEIN sruBn
and The public ssnsEsliy tits spacious, '.nSI
With piano and ether instr! nsslam SaSa'd fsa ne
the Tss OF WH1 ns: Inclined
0issIs Of the best brand. and sIeellent tssS
nenss such a. a., Oyster. Game. Poultry, DC. Heals
Of European Hotel, corner llth and Pa ~. daS
FIRHwo RKk,sio
a full assortment OF Roman Candies. -;
Pie Crasssfs, I9rpedoss, Cannons, Lsnters, De,
Trade supplied at
FUNSTON sOOFIELDS
Ofieers and Soldiers Supply Store,
eoIS lm JO2 Il ST., near Wilards'
DIARY,
rsok xAAoE Z, isSl, 70 sovExsIl Z, lsda.
By
ADAM 6URewsKI.
HEILPRIN6 Boohstors
ee " u 34A Pa. Avenue
f. PIASoS-PIANO6.
! " sale very low. Pour New RO6lWOon
PinANos, made By the best Notwithstanding
vln pc soio Ior go than cost, 70 close out - -
o.s eHWI. 100moV. Ia de <-lms
n1AEY YHCn NARCH 1854 ne NOWHERE
q :, iisses'-A IA. s~rey1ssii q .ro.
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Qnn CASES Onn
OUO MILITARY AND ARMY BOOTS, CUU
Ca tsssisHfnesf, for Sale Manufacfpyer's P,fo,,
JOHN MILLS, AGENT
MILITARY FASHIONABLE BOOTY1RER
And DEALER IN FRENCH SHOES
Also sent for the sale of Military and Army Boots
rom toar OF the largest msnufactories in
Weymouth, Massachusetts
have constantly On hand a lar &c sssorrm.n, ~
Seots anu Faces st Wholesale and retail at manu-
hetGreYs Prices.
Suffers and Traders would do well TO call and -.
AL lne my stock before making their pu Echase-
Don't forget the mum ber-5O4 Pepn-yIyscissv a..
hn B-eolm JOHN MILLS Ageu-
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AMERICAN WATCHES
FOR SOLDIERS
AT r L ID U c d RICES
American Watches for americans

TRs AhxRIcAE WATCH OohP ASY give notice that
they have lately issued new style of Watch, ex-
presey dessned for Soldiers and others no desire
. good watch At moderate p ice. These watches
intended to displace the worthless, cheap
watches Of British and Swiss manufacture with
which the country Is flooded and which we're never
expected 70 keep time shsa thay we're made bsins
refuse manufactures sent 10 this country becsuse
unstable 1T home and used here only for joekeyta.
and s-rindisns purposes.
We offer to sell oar Watch, which Is of THS MOST
sUseTAErIAL MANUFACTURE, Az ACCURATE AND Do
HABLr TrsKHBErrR, and in Sterling Silver eases,
Hunting pattern, at - low price ~ is asked for
the trashy Azores and L>piae Of foreign make
alre ,dy referred to.
We have named the new series 0, wstxhee, WV.
EHFRY, Boston, Mas, which name viii be found
the plate OF every wat,h OF this manufacture.
And 10 one CT our trademarks.
Sold By all respectable Watch Dealers in the
loyal etstss.
Wholesale orders should be addressed to
ROBBINS APPLETON,
Agents for the American Watch Company,
tae-so2n 1s2 BRoADWAY,N.Y
II tsuoo EssoR 20 AMY 4 sHISx,
pprsrUu h aTS Ekt q warns.
BcrTLrH or rms CHoIcssf Dosrs.iC
ALE AND 20 TER;
wholesale C H-ssI CIDER;
Agent for
pH1I htsiif1 fGs 6 n I Gar ALE
orLt AsR Il : 14 sa1Asi BEER.
And also
Turner Brothers Ginger Wine Blackberry. Gin
ger and Che: - Brandies; Stomach, slough
len and Forest Wine Bitters. de, &c.
~ Orders given to my drivers. or rent by mall.
Good. delivered in all parts Of washinxton and
ssT: .rSs. cAsH { sn a & iss,,:
RILRy 4. sHINN,
Union BottiinE DE PIT, -
ts1 % Green street, Georgetown, d. G.
('HILDRENs, BALMoRAL SKIRTS, a good as
Ls;a.s' HOOP sKiKTs. o, the nswes. shape.
One price only, marked in plain ayares.
de SHIT Pa ave and Ninth street.
~ e g. NAIL STAGES
L He Subscriber Is running line of stages, car
rying the T.. Mails, between 1Caa-
sEoaoSlhhaENTffff1 GE, sRd fRkpEkldk ( &
Wednesdays and Fridays. for Pooiesyille, return
ing next days; leave on Tuesdays. Thursdays and
making daily line 10 Rockville. OFF ce Fort heaS.
js itIm - BiSJAMIs COOLEY, Propr.
~ ~ oYsTKRSOFsTERs
N~ Rowe CO., WIZ
FRESH IyB, KEG, CAN
AND sf Il sM i 2 q I IssdT.HkKSE sses
no tSm 81 Louisiana avenue.
r. FOR BOSTON
Il HE Schooner Ca rie Rca is loading for
the above port, and win be the only vsssal IN
receiving freight 6urirH he 84A
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EMILE DUPRE,
IRON HALL.
$40 PENEsYLyANIA AvINUI,
wBoIEsALB AHD aETiIL pIALRR n
FINEST FAMILY GR0CERIRS.
FRENCH AND GERMAN WINE LIouRRs
CoRDIALs, CHANPAGNEs. BRANDY,
RUh, GIN, sE6ARs l. TOBACCO,
has new On hand
Very Fire Assortment Of the above .. fair prices
Suffers SUPPLIED.


50 TAKE NOTICE SO
Nc. y y ,S 3 Rhkk 1HyRskn,
Respeetfuil, and chssrfuly returns thanks fer Tie
Having every t.iIl IL FOB B fEossnf
HousE, . SIGN,
DECORATIVE PAINTING,
FIRST eGHss PHfsFi EH51 EsFaBnffs r
He las no hesitaney in selecting eontinuanes
His fSis H. soE KR4 HsssEAAssssssi,os.pn,
And '' PRoaFf fisfs'f N 55 isff
- "e'"e"''' "t IS ssT LOUISIANA AVENUE,
oc Um Between Sixth and Seventh SITS.
GREAT DEMON TBArIoN!
GRAND RALLY
MEN ASS,D BOYS
wAHreR
q l. q T H N g,
BEST AND CHEAPEST HOUSE IN TOWN,
No. 400 SEVENTH eTREKT,
Where you can End
TIE LARGEST, BEST AND CHEAPEST
STOCK OF CLOTHING
STORE CROWDED WITH BARGAIN sI1KlRs,
who get fitted out In short time and at
PRICES THAT DEFY COMPETITION,
We have Just replenished our stock and think II
eIcels anything in this market. We guarantee to
sell at low prices, our motto being
QUICK SALES AND SMALLPR0FITS,
N, B.-Our Satn rday custonsrs win please come
early As convenient our store is 20 full in the
~ DO not forget the Che Clothing House
in town. No aee ss sfIsHth St b nss r,d,i,.
No. 400 Seventh street, and
no ~ Corner Twentieth st. and Pa. Az.
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RIwARE OF oouSrKRFlIrsI

Zee that the signature Of 20. n. JACKSON
on the WRAPPER Of each bottle.
PRICE PER BOTTLE rs CENTS,
OR HALF DOE. FOB %.
Should your nearest druggist not have 1e afoesS
90 net be pot Oh BY any Of the tntouestsn4 ~
FaSons that may be offered in tts place, set - nc
%, and ne Win forward, securely pscked'oy s1prse
YNssuAl OFFICE ABB hAIurAofosr,
No. sal ARoH ST.
JONES & EvAJe,
sszsseoers 70 o. n. ysoksOs oo.J
Proyrissors.
- Ne !, pssssisa sDa pss - $3.50
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RALZAC'S WORKS, SO CENTS PER VOLUME
n Envrrs de lie Historic Contem poraine; LIE
Es; lie hsdicin de Champagne; LIE Pere Goriot:
Incarnation de Vautrin: lie Cousin Pons: Les RI
yalites; Louis Lambert Les Pa rsiens en- royinoe.
L. Femme de Trente Ans. Imported fro1n Paris by
ia 8 EPANCK TayI0R'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-21

I'HIs To GIVE NOTICE, That the subscribers
M have obtained from the Orphans Court Of
Washington County, in the District of Oelum bis
letters Parliamentary on the personal estate of
James Hurdle, late of Washington county de.
ceased. All persons having claims against the said
deceased, sre hereby warned 10 exhibit the same
WIN the vouchers thereof TO the subscriber on or
before the twenty third day ef December pert
they may otherwise by law be excluded from ali
beneht of the safd estate "
GIven under hy hand this sd day Of December
A. d. 1902 MARY A HTJRHIE
dc H-law3w JOSEPH 4. COLLINS
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THIS 1s TO GIVEN0TICE, That n IN bsc -iber
Il hath obtained from the Orphans Court Of
washington County, in the District Of Column bis
letters testameptary on the personal estate of
susana Aayfed late of Washington county de-
ceased AL persons having claims ga inst the said
deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the same
with the vouchers thereof to the subscriber on or
before the tenth day of January next: they NAV
the raid estate
Given under my hand this tenth day of January
863. la - Isw3w+i Il K MAYHEM
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s.IT.-l89o.-x.

THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
i scribeT has obtained from the Orphans Court
Of ssiington County, in the District Of Colum-
oia letters documentary on the personal es-
tate of John johnson. late of Wash n ton ID
e, deceased. All persons having claims against
same, with the vouchers thereof to the SD bscrber
on or before the 81 day of January next: they NAV
otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit of the
said estate. "
Given under my hand this 81 day of January. lss3
10 6-lsw3w~ RUTH JOHNSON Exeeutrix
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-16

The BurTERSur The smallest piece Of bust
ness We have heard yet among those men who aie
snx(ous TO get mp strife and civil war at home i
the donunciaton Of the bu,ternut as Rebel EN-.
1om The term butternut applied re-
oCDoeh 20 Democrats. and they accepted the name.
1.-The early settlement of the West the hardy
1f<neers died their jeans with the butternut, and
1@of k,ior. ii embematc of anything it i of that
u1FdI independence that trusts To self for SUI
es's1- Nod support. II isa good emblem OF the
DoQ6ccltIc idea. Some exceedingly uneasy and
noisy 0nIclals now pretendro see in il an emblem
of treason. Treason 10 whatY Men H. the Rebel
army. tllcl say. wear butternut colored clothes
and tierei0e the bufternui j. an emblem of trel-
son. 0@[UF1s the regulation color in the Rebel
army, Is grey 10 be considered a reasonable
color toof The diciatorial tone of some of the
officer who assume to prescribe what man shall
wear, is uncomfortable, and had better not be car
ried too tar There is limit to the patient en-
durance OF the people An officer Yesterday took
occasion to denounce the buuernut traitorous
emblem and swore that he would shoot down in his
tracks the first man he sporting the butternut
or a section thereof, as an ornament, and should
refuse To- take il of and deliver il 10 him at his
bidding. As the gentleman holds a high rank in
the army. there may be order from the War
Department giving him the authority To proceed
m the high handed manner he threatens Nothing
would surprise now, and we caution our friends
TO be careful Of their butternuis We learn from
the same source that Governor Norton has re-
ceived several butternut ornaments snaiched by
ders from citizens. This looks like war upon
the tastes of the people had commenced See
rotary Stanton might at least have notified us
that the color gave oilehse To the royal eyes of
his master before the order issued to the army
To- search the watch guards and the shirt bosoms
of the people. What will he the next move?
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-16

DARING BURGLARY Last night about o'clock
the clothing store of Simon & Dernham on the
corner of Washington and Meridian streets. was
entered by burglars, who broke open the desks
and drawers. and ransacked the store generally.
lot of the finest clothing was taken and packed
IN carpet sacks, ready to carry of. when one OF
the clerks returned aud startled the robbers from
their prey. Itappears they pryed of one of the
shutters of the Meridian street door. near the
back part of the store. and removed the bar and
unlocked the door They lighted the gas on the
first burners. and were busy packing up when the
young man entered 10y the Washington street en-
trance They decamped without the plumber they
had so carefully packed This is the bolde-t
burglary of the season, considering the early hour
and the prominent location Of the building.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-16
FROM THE ARMY 0e THE POTOMAC.
Preparations for a Movement.
Frauds I'm subsistence Departm't.
AFTER FROM CHARLESTON.
RUMoRED CAPTURE OF YAzoo CITY

NEW YoEk. March IA Washington dis.
patch TO the Times SAYS:
We hear from Falmouth to night that an Off
cial report has been made to headquarters of the
discovery OF negro cavalry piekets the south
bank OF the RappahaBnock below fredericksburg
At United States Ford. night before last. a
large and encampment of the enemy was
discovered, as if they were meditating another
advance to this side on our forces to night
Discoveries Just made in the third Auditors
office, IN settling the accounts OF the Commits
sioners of Subsistence. develops numerous auds
by these officers in the settlement of drawing of
company funds. The matter will be thoroughly
investigated The Commissioners whose accounts
incorrect will be suspended until investigation
is made
A refugee who arrives within our lines TO day
from Charleston. says the Rebels have about 400
guns in position around the city. The west side
is poorly fortified There are a number of iron
clad shore batteries in the harbOr mounted with
the heaviest guns he denies the report that the
forts there have been cased with railroad iron.
Another iron-clad was ready to launch but the
Rebels lack necessary machinery.
Several thousand negroes are kept busy daily
strengthening delenses Of the city.
He thinks the city impregnable from water ap.
proach.
The Herald has the following:
HEADou ARTERs Sixth ARMY CoRrs)
Near White Oak Church, Va, 18th.
There are un mistakable preparations now being
made for u speedy movement of the army. Our
transportation y now being cut down to facilitate
movements in the coming march, and officers are
warned beforehand that all superhuous baggage
must Toe sent home while all that hold commits
siOns Ia the line have been notified that their
wedge tents cannot be transported for them in
future, and that in the coming campaign nothing
more will be allowed them than shelter tents,
such the men have, which they can carry on
their backs. This fact alone is a sufficient fore
warning of the trials. troubles, discomforts and
seventies of the next campaign
The Express states that Secretary Chase was
to day offered hundred millions in gold by
European parties, which, Mt the current rates OF
exchange would be equivalent to par here.
CHICAGO. March l4-Specials from Memphis
dated the It'll. say Gen. Quinby' division which
returned from Yazoo Point on account of high
water stopped ut Yazoo Pass, probably to rein
force that expedition. which is reported to have
captured Yazoo City and the feet of rebel trans
ports that have rendezvoused there for long
time.
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ssI2 90 per 1000.
Sob Printing.

We are now ready TO do all kinds Of plain and
fancy job Printing. in the best style on short no.
tce. and as cheap as amy other Office. We have
competent hands. good presses. a fine assortment
OF paper and cards. ana we can do good and cheap
work. All kinds Of books briefs. catalogues,
&c. printed in the best style and short notice.
We ask the patronage Of Democrats. and all 9TH
ers that want printing done Il.
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lFcr the Dsily state sei.finel.l
RESOLUTIONS ot the Quarterly Meeting


EDfToE SENTINEI. Under the above head. in
the Indianapolis Journal. I noticed the proceed
ings OF a meeting held at Roberts Chapel on the
llth inst One of the resolutions adopted was
the following. which is reproduced TO show that
the geiters up OF the resolution guilty OF bring
ing about the Causes of which 30 much aorrow %
i expressed:
we behold. with feelings OF sadness and sor-
row, the bitter partisan spirit that i becoming
dangerously vindicsive aud malicious. even
amongst protested christians, in our beloved State
the tendency of which is not only calculated 10
produce heart-burnng and bitterness with US as
lovers of our Lord Jesus Christ, but Is calculated
20 PROSTATE aud parayze the plans of our Federal
Government ia its efforts 10 suppress this wicked
and unnecessary rebellion Ia our country, and
which. il persisted in is destined to bring anarchy
and ruin upon nation"
That all reads well But the questions that
presented themselves TO my mind. after reading
the above. were: OF what kind OF material j. Il e
members Of Roberts Chapel Conference com.
pos-dE W no the menI Do they preach what
the resolution profe-ses, with feelings Of sorrow
aud sadnessf' This Quarterly Conference j.
composed of men OF one idea who have done
more harm than good since they have been lOca
ted in this Conference District Not more than
two weeks since, the Rev. Mr. Colcla-er re
marked, IN the course OF his sermon that every
man who was IN iavor OF peace or iu srmstice
was traitor to his country. On another occa
sion he asserted, Gas see from former CORES
pendent Of your paper): What are we fighting
fort t is for the freedom of TIE negro what
is III"
Now. Mr.. Editor. il is very plain to every mind
what has created much dissension in the
churches IL Is brought about by those who des
ecraie the pulpit for party ends When the time
comes that the gospel OF peace shall be preached
in is puriiy-when men preach to save souls and
not to procure votes then will the cause of chris
tianity have free course, run and be glorhed but
not all then. D.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-16

WooD FOR SOLDIERS FANiLIrs.-Several of us
farmers OF NJ ,rion county. feeling what is due to
the families of our patriotic fellow citizens who
are engaged in our armies defending coun
trys rights. volunteer 60 bring into indianapolis,
on ; Saturday. the 2lst inst. wood for supplying
such families and we request our brother farm
who sympathze ia this object TO CO operate
with Us in each neghborhood and on every road,
so that the hearts oil our brothers in the battle
field may be cheered by our care of the loved
ones thew have cleft behind them
The procession of loads of wood will be formed
at IL O'Clock around the State House Square,
and will move up Washington street, preceded
bv an escort of our soldiers. with music, To the
Depository of the indianapolis Benevolent Soci
ETY.. Ia bereceipted for aud registered in the name
of each citizen delivering wood. and distributed
to the families Of our soldiers by the officers oil
such society
Ii j. hoped that the good example in Wayne
county and others in the eighborhood being am
bilious to excel i'm their iberaltv. vii be initiated
in Marion tl4-7l MANY FARMERs
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-16

"a The dust has uSurped the place upon our
streets but recently occupied by the soiest kind
of mud. few dry days effected the change
"a il 10y magic, and the mud being plentiful the
dust. when it began to raise. flew in clouds Yes
terday was beautiful. NJ mild the month of
May. The LIVERY stable horses suffered, for
everything in the shape OF horse to hire in the
city was out. aud the buggy wheels spun merrily
around in the dust. Army officers say they must
be getting back to their regiments for the roads
will he liz for forward movement soon. IL is
TO he hoped they will
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-16
COM M RCiAL.
~ rELEGRAPH.
cincinnati riket.

CIScINNArr. March Ia
Flour in good local demand at So 1896: good
superfine cannot be bought at the inside price
Wheat frmer but quiet at : 30d 40 for red
and white Corn advanced to 66d67c Rye
sold at Csc
Whisky sold at 45c in good demand.
Provisions quiet with little demand and all
articles offered easier terms Lard not
saleable at over l0l5c Bulk sides averaging
43 lbs. are offered al g.. Bulk hams sold at
6s9c packed and deliver Mt Terre Haute, In
diana a..l Nothing doing scon; ., .....
try demand
Uloverseed is offered freely at. s. IS but
hardly any demand
Gold declined to 81 So Silver to 81 40 Ex
change firm.
rELEsRArn.
sew work. MARKET.
NV YORK March IL.
Flour dull and 5dl0r lower; & 25Cd7 80 Tor
extra State: 81 7noe7 - for extra round hoop
Ohio: 81 c0@9 10 for trade brands. market
closing quiet
WHISKY dull ami heavy, sales at 46(d4Sc
Wheat dull and dropping: 10 quotations Corn
lower with little doing: 81 x d93c FOR sound and
62M9lc for unsound.
Coffee dull. Rio 301sc; Java 3Slsc
Sugar dull: New Orleans l0lSc Moasse:
steady aud in moderate demand: New Orleans
4O@57c
Butter ls@22c Tor Ohio. 23@2sc for State
Cheese steady al l4c.
Money active at per cent Sterling exchang,
dull and lower at 1857 4l76 Gold unsettled
and lower. opening at 59l9@59. closing heav,
at 57s34 @5sc.