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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-25


Cotton Cood.. Couon Goods:
CHARLES HEARD - : CT SSi' cp,yp-sr
DOMESTIC and FAMILY DRY GOODS,
LESS THAN X WHOLESALE NFtaiEls: PRICES
$50 Poc4sges Of bet MISE BlEAS aEp and HhoM VA
sIEEITSGS apa S aiarS dTpovWEiSds NAPklNS
FLANNELS, BLANKETS; QUILTS &c.
SILKS. SILKS! sILKsa
Another job Lot fISn ,r-cTIoy
go Pieces Of Light FAacy SLhS 'qi.ao'0 0' '''s0'
suzanne. et6,;,t,' anal Yer yS55d' ,..,,s
l lS9 s scs S Iyc G5s De RhiSa sai Black Figured
SILKS Nr5li less than N.'o.e'sle prizes; A, c.,
CIhS. HEARD CO.. NO JYl 1Iand'ss;
r. p,cases son. to any part Of ihii OF aoiEios cities
of eHyense --------
Established Over ouear,err, Of Century.
COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CURRY.
Has proved to be the naost ecacous remedy YET d!.'sv
ercd for al pulmonary. complaint, So9shi.i sore
i", T,oStyss tSrlttins Hood shoTs Breath,
Group Wasting Flesh, Psipi sni Sore
ness Weak BEe'st iioAqrs ltri'a
ton. or Rising in tho Lutoai'
Broken Constitution moan
the abuse Of Ce1onlel
al Throat Breast
5. aud Lung. 80
Complaints Let
disease, however
bad Il may be. or length Of
time it may have existed dis.
courage yon until you hsye tIed
this great Medic W ohittiul
cures have taken place whom, to a.. human
,.r pfT1 ony 6y Dr.. SWINE son, No 800 Sixth.
shove Vine Piladephia. soi by Druggists ard dealet
Tynr,s SoS The army,-The Amehcan IemperAnee
Tnion have been greatly pr9sperei IN placing ny
trrf ia Arriy By donations nom 'jV saDoat Soiy
@ inIiyinas they have sent forth more ihsp nan
uiIion Of these friendly monitors Huch gooi nss 80
Snn hut vat and con,nuous work remain. 70 sn S
and @'eP nj luz ars sxhAued no will come TO our
bsln1 s,bbah schools. look 20 you. ~ Sou. 49,
NIX fTlnjs ct temperance a'u?ls ssck in Sory
non.I;.ns i n VIA O' S'1'''"' JOHN MARSH See.
! ford from the Employees OF DrooRs
,,r,,i,ar,. Broadwny aud Caihrfine-st, now Oh. on
s,,,i,p-iho difference at prns'-li Ntts, p,asJys
| ,,.rLina for tho nIm OF BROOKS nio'nei' pioauyhS
ha9" .nst results nom an obsfinM" attempt on
a y Of r latter 10 undermine the homo ao7 portion o.
! o." wade ~'' 49, -, II; - US n r,oi
| N Ina n. Il mature delibegaon. As e9iy "Sss'.
IA he trade cnc1d 20 oIsi 30 - " 'ee'
% E,ch OF tie hands ofAne for tho respective firms
iwLo.s names r'ready rubli'hed have oo',ned me
signatures - the PROPOSED sa'Ahoe Nhous eSnu, .t DO"
ertrt 10 Mes.rs. Brooks Brothers they resoed TO q
IN cling ssion deleriug until the Geo gates
oaf.ei by disappointment IN consequence Of WHOA the
"a d. more work Until obtain q sistnfel OF the above
drn TIE M We desire .c public further to understand
HAT 50 tx om any Injustice icing endri toward thr above
firm The rs, OF prices submitted 10 them H. IN many o. ~,
rably below the rate 81 vance obnnnd
rom tue huorsDe Iotion 81 the trade IN snAins aRhs
tho above deslG0 Il ~ ue distinctly undoiso &
ptltics concerned that ELL Ito who hive ootaH'i vac %
yaDco pledge themselves to appropriate such ai'''V'
ain the men sn5ised In this contest
ygnted-n Farmer, English Or s,och o2e wac a. a.
u,cts 60 work faithfully % chuge OF sniah
py ifom tlOp ~. a. 'oon' 80, LIVING "'''
I.osd"ay.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-25

Al n Aleeiing Of the Comtn.sio Of Taxes ami AS
.a~Tt. pspae- A-sessJrs and Cier6s. held 40 thciT
, 30 ?, CEanbes-si.. Tuesday, TIRE 2Ji OF March,
m ina fuo,, o raging tue Last tbu'e OF respect - tie
oorv o,,hs Hon ROBERT =, HAWS, lac Controller %
A.. ems OF ..v-lork. Amor VIII lnsJn called 10 Ito
INN. aud Wi ia.l L. Powers appointed Secretary IAe
meet bens .an.1ed as Chairman made zone 5rei aud
IN p fsnaIGs ihs charlctcr -ui WHITES Of sHe de-
- On noun Oi Clspor G. Child the follow iug Trsou'
lion. ,ger. uua,,inonsly adopted:
bcra. Il la, pealod tie Great Osposer of events %
, from tho .coue o. hi, earthly fitness. the Hon.
Robert laws. ate Controller, who mad crdcaed hiuse 10
1eus by s wogh ohl..sr kindEoss o. heart
ead mnes o. purposes whose conduct neither IA ta pns
M of business tho griate wells OF life or IL stauons OF
o,ei.l rospor ty distinguish y tho stroest in.
,egv aud saimaed By the mo-. devoted s1d enlightened
,e,l 10 everything conducive to me pub; welfare,
b.oed Tha. tho Commissioners, Deputies Assessor,
az ,ds attached to tJis ohice d6p1te with sincere md
L.,, o..oY, the loss OF an cEA,e clu1-n end kind
GInd whoe actions ceudiiand opep the ehee'
ion of motives and suzuc Of p4rposo; whose
nun,ss was tempered with genenesS aud goodwin 60 all
and career Controller OF our city, has marked Inn u
Of the worthe,t who hayo adorned that position
Ee.IpeG That token of respect esteem for thd
crory Of the deceased copy OF thesc resolutions 6t
.ndr,d TO the family signed By tho Ocer9 oil this meeting
! .rd hat we attend tho funeral H. body.
On moi "a Of Jo.ish W. Brow1 the prooee lngi ore
y, fsted 10 be published. - - nts.f.t
AMOR J. WILLIAMSON Chairman.
Wrtt,u r. POWERS, : cTrtaiy.
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UsIrKp srArgs TREAsUnY. NRw.YoBK March 10, 100

INlrRp STATE IKEAsIHY, NHW'l ok, Mtch ", Is3I.
PARTIES holding thirty (3O) or more Coupons
in the year, and three ,cns Bonds
turing the lat april next requested to haEd theH in
with schedules oI eNsins.on Auy time before that date
Blank schedules will DO furnished u.oa spplicsiJn al the
iuierest-iesk Of this Office.
Holder. awaiting themselves Of tn above viii receive chscls
foJ their Coupons after o'clock TIE 3ls. Instant
JolN J. CIsco, Aa.i-..n, TfeasuIer U. s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-25

Wantcd-n Farmer, fnsi 'h " S,o'rh, 0 - A..
pectl So work fanluy. to taNs ch uge Of siu. ~
piy ifoia % lI y a. I0vui 80, LIVING i''''
L.9sd"ay
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-25
Special Ncllres.

Eightrenth Ward Loyal Lcagne of Union
CIti7cn-.--A regular meet Ing Of this Ltague VII Uu b. ~
li the Everett nou,s, on "WEDNESDAY EsENlNO, 30 p
2j IT "a o'clock AZ Loyal Citizens q the Ward c9IdiJ
invite attend and tho roll Tie League has no par,-
object aul designed 10 include al VITO adhere TO 1ne
Integrity and Plas o.! the hati,r. ny ofd.L
JAMES &. AlkU. President.
HRSRY ID. SEDGwIcK, Secretary.
Nineteenth VIZ rd.-A meeting Of tho HlAh "ist
Loya League will be- held t., tue Lake lionse cor
and sd-Ay THIS (N eunssdayJ ~ LsI4o
March - u q; O'clock
Members having so in their possession viii return them
to the scciciary tl ~ order OF TIE iae.ths
ROBERT MoCISSIsS, fresldeht.
HrsH +. MEGnAs {se.re,,tiesf
" ! 'N-'''-''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-25

A Pree Lecture OF AUSTRALIA md AEM -LEAL-
,Np Wi be 've,el THIS EYEAlN' tN edur.da,l' At
Il o'lcs AZ thu -Je-Lsar ihuich cDfncF 81 tutf
aid s.h.st. Hoboksu, ~ j. HOLDEN GATE o. Adelaide
SrlfI Ausfr.i,a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-25

Mr. LORDS Second Lecture VIII be given WILDE
nay fNEEEG 81 tho iiifofip Socieis ei~i on iht a.
DAY a. tbe TwetL-itfret school a. . O'Clock. 81,
sHlir.,-"Ile shane tui ho"J"He.h .. 'oc'''J ~ IA
Latter DAYS Of tho Empire
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-25

MRs. WINsLows SOOTHING SYRUP
relieves the cid from pain invigora:es the stomach aud
bowels corecs acdy md gives tone and ys'io the whole
system. - cents bottle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-25

Central LGynl NriiOHni 3cnBrf' - &C .o'a iHee
With pe.o,4ion do ted By he tigLu ~ ni'9hal
League te undcrgufd Dess. elected on lehs Of shl
a.ue neresy .e selected ny tAn ttef
aTds Of the City OF how.lnIk behalf ~ the Loyal
y .toral League. 20 meet o. hOUM no 70 COULTER ~
eTITlfI,f ON THURSDAY EN ENlNG. March p % tnkc
uch action a. may be peces. - on. tbs objects Of
the dIolcnt Q. which We aie the reessAia
tiyrs ....,. ,....,r, r.,.,.
PETER CRAWFORD, JACoD sAn bAOh a.
JACOB Is. CRAM, D"eghese ih "Asd'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-25

Installation y oticr.-Ine Rev 10 fKD ShOS' f
D. wal be iutt.ed storof i.,aL Pr 'yi" lao u'eL
Ono. Of 4hav srt .Ed.t by tLc u. tety O!
Ssw.Yofk. on THIS tWelnrfd]i E.tNiEb - - =.
I5r cox ), 80 pfesie. S@taoa 1y the " fIoL ~ Nht
SMITH Clugs - tao pssi1f o.. She Rev bE ADA -
aAI 20 tie Re pc b. tr io ri'io-. lie Rev d. fAH.''
S.ry ,css c.uilenco o. e! O'clors.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-06

pursuit, because they make il subordinate TO sec
tartan ends. The laboring class scarcely know
the character or even the fact Of the grant. and
whoever Of them has this knOwleige. Il has been
derived 80 recently that time has not ensbled
tIsm 70 consult with each other. much les TO
confer With the whole class. The wishes of that
class. therefore. cannot now be lsid before TIVE
General Assembly Shall few men engaged in
teaching The professional classes BE- permitted 20
wrest from Us This long Withheld boon 70 the In
dustrial classI l. that class so incapable Of
Judging OF their own welfare. that those who are
not Of il shall direct the General Assembly for
usr Why this great wrong. unless private inter
ests and purposes are 20 be subservedl
). Because there j. no necessity for present
action tie part Of the General Assembly. fur
tler than TO accept the grant OF Congress, TX the
price for the sale Of the land scrip and direct Ia
what stocks the proceeds shall be invested.
After sales have been made, and enough interest
has been realized 10 commence instruction, viii
be the proper time for the disposition proper TO be
made OF the annual income BY that time the in
dustral class Of the Safe wlll have become
aware Of tie grant. and Of the great importance
Of IL. and have matured plan by which to carry
out the intentions Of Congress Interference by
others should be promptly rebuked.
Your friend and constituent,
LEWIS BOLIVIAN.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-06
MEDICAL.
Dr. Ludiusn's Specific,
ctKE or
Gonorrhea, elects, Whites Structures
MEDICAL.
COMPLAINTS o. gHE ORGANS OF
GENERATION.

SEtht GohOrrhoa, commonly called Ci,n IA a d.
~ gu ilHs lnalacy- AMI n toO well known to require
any explanaoi j. cay b. cot buf n 4, dffcut 20
get clear OF u l. Companion hsf admire II ner-
sHes All classes 81 socie -both male AID female rich
aud poor, both married AID siilge. though 40 trorbe-
some b. ii-clf. distressing aud san.enrs fatal II l.
ds ssr The Treatment 81 which. has cenrrslly been
worse than the disease i>ei Tie common fx<honstje
te1met Is hrt 10 deprive you u all business: then
Gomez coGr 81 stsrsatiof-liyinz tea
"at'f uei oTonse ksc OF ssI. be bled,
cupped or l'ached combined with nausea ing medicines,
liJ-c0n>- loii-. Ontm-n;s and foment a i.ns
ENery lew dags tile medicine changed. sfer
some months treatment IN fiN wsy which the psfl~pf
hears With great ofudc fear be /. dis
charged, discharges himsl. with irritable uretor
s"eed iestc az enlargement Of the PROSTATE glands
or disease OF the neck Of the bladder.
This Specific. which like a charm with few doses
on os- disess> ana = quite Pheasant ~hfcl
has eured thousands in New York Pilnd~lphiz Bslti
more and many al he southern cfcs }. certain and
euectua remedy that nskes rapid and permanent cure
without regard 10 diet. drink exercise, excerpt
ing junnng or oyer-s;raining. This remedy IA nm
disc II extracted from p.nts aud Is p<r-
iecfy SAFE a. u Is purely vegetable II DO uer-
cufy 70 thai ycu can expose yorfeE 10 al kinda a
weather, without the esst danger the naedIcfne
And If careful IN wrapping up your pas.e %
VII have No taste smell from H. that YOU srv nof
deprived ron gong INTO company or beng dected BY
This IL qasek icne butz remedy DISCOVERED "a
used With inInense By regular M vsir8an "a
confidently recommended 20 the unfortunate
CACIloS->osss & genuine without the signature Of
TIE proprietor, W Davidson around the box An in
lnngem.n's Il trsas marks wi be prosecuted viii the
utmost ngor cfthe I4w.
w.F. DAVIDSON. Sole Proprietor.
- Cincinnati, Ohio.
sod By Druggists generally. jsp2s-dsnis
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-06

they Clerks. ana recommending its passage
Bill re committed FOR furtter consideration.
By same: Relative 10 petitions for change IN
collection laws-further legislation mex peiIent.
C0Dcurred in.
Mr H0wk. from Committee on judiciary: Rel
alive TO House bill No IS amending u u section
OF act prescribing the duties of Justices OF the
Peace. and recommending its passage. Con
CURED in
By same: Relative to House bill amending the
law against arson; its passage recommended.
COncurred in.
Mr. Howell. flom Committee on Claims, re-
ported "a TO the claims OF Messrs. Warner, Me
Onau. Wilson, Root q Co., aud Mooney. All
correct
Mr.. Stone. from same committee. claim Of II.
Fletcher Co. Correct.
Dir. Veach from same committee. indianapolis
Gas and Coax Company's claim. Correct.
Mr. Wolf from same committee, J. X. Os-
goods claim. Correct
Mr. Lennon. from same committee. j. NJ.
Ross claim for coal furnished last Legislature.
Correct.
Mr.. Humphreys. from committee on Fees and
Salaries of State officers Report tabled and five
hundred copies ordered printed.
Adjourned
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-06
MEMORIALS, ETC


The journal of yesterday was read and APP
proved
MEMORIALS, ETC
Mr. Speaker laid before the House memorial
to ihe Delegation IA Congress from Indiana for
the ps0Inoilon of Capt, ThGl,- Height. of the
Ri Indians cavalry q, Brigadi.r Generalship
liz was, ut she suggestion. OF the Speaker, numer
ouslv signed.
Also. a memorial TO the Secretary of War pre-
sente,i by Mr.. Gregory, in favor of Col. Geor se
ID. Wagner, OF the 18th Indiana. asking like
promotion Tor him. Signed by members
Dir. Packard opposed the promotion of Col
Wagner on account of remarks he had made,
stating that the army would conhscate the prop
erty OF traitors right here in the Norih-rght
here iii ln,ii ma, aesig nating the men he called
traitors as Democrats.
Mr Leeds said as the Democrats denied they
we've traitors. the geHlieman from Marshall and
Starke Air. Paekapil nre.i not have any lear for
himself. u there were traitors in Indiana their
property ought To be cnnhscaied
Mr.. Nsbl~ck sanied military men TO conine
Their operations TO rebe!liOus States and let the
civil power attend Ia disloyslists in LOYAL States.
The military have enough u do Ia the retellious
Stttes-mose, perhaps. than they will speedily
accomplish We do not need their services here
He would rather his right oft than
sign Il memorial for the promotion of Colonel
NHefeF, or ailN ulan expressing SUCH sentiments
as he had expressed. Nor could any Democrat
sign such "a memorial.
Mr. Speaker said the whole matter vas en-
tirely informal, relating to Legislative busi
ness at all, and I've had indulged gentlemen only
on request The subject ght we'll be dropped
here. And il dropped
Mr. Wolfe. from citizens 0i Owen county: Pre-
senting the proceedings OF Democratic Con
veniicu. ia Liaf county, in favor, among other
things. OF Military Board and National Con
vention AT Louisville Referred to Committee on
FEDERAL Relations. .....--..
Dir. Hanna. from citizens OF Fiso county
Againstthe abolishment of Common Pleas Courts.
Referred
Mr. Howard. from SsmT III. Patterson. late
lessee CT Southern Penitenfiars: Asking the re
funding OF certain MONEYS he, ia the exercise OF
his functions. had. not rightfuliy. ne he thinks.
been comPel!ed TO pay or become liable for he
ferred
Mr.. Stone, from citizens Of Wabash: Asking
amendments to collection laws Referred
REPORTS
Mr. y black. from Committee on WAYS and
Means-Hou>e bill Nc 139: An act to raise rev.
eaue for 1863 and le64. - SIS t1E
Mr. Lsssele. from Com mitfee on Judiciary
Re referring House hill Nos. IA and - 10 Com
mistse on temperance Concurred in
BY same: Amending House bill No ~. rcla-
tive To the rr.csie,ng of Law by Clerks and Depu-
ties Of County Courts in any Courts of which
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-06
CORRECTION.
Adjourned

An occurred in the report OF the remarks Of Mr.
WoOcn yesterday. VT Mooen, rising 10 question
privilege said That be had been incorrectly reported
by the Journal in his remarks of yesterday II the Jour
nal by its report that be Mr. Woollen) endorsed
the order of Col Darlington arresng deserters, II was
right; hut IL the language referred 10 the arrest Of the
Citizens he did endorse such c<der IL rad been
made. lie did not say, on yesterday, that the rioters
from johnson county. on the contrary. he had
that all the difficulty that occurred the part Of
citizens Morgan county, and II was as the soldiers
returning through John county that the citizens
arrested met His understanding that the citi
had engaged in any unlawful conduct prevou to
their arrest, and he unwilling TO PREJUDICE The case
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-06

900 Cavalry Horses.
For tie 39th Regiment, Indiana Volunteers.
All 10 b. delivered the GoveTnmeut Stables In
danapois Indians ny before the 18th day OF Febru-
airy.
Deliveries Of Cavalry iIorses 10 he a folio
stn within i've 80 d,ys from date Of contract
800 tea lt0 =
ys fifteen fi5I
be soard IN AZ psricurr~, not less than
TX (6) than eight u yeer old; from Is 10 Is
hand high dark colors Gro e - good square 'rotters
bride ami Of sire sufficient for cavaIrs purposes.
No bid will be entertained unless accompanied by
guarantee for is faithful performance PORN Of bids AM
glsrlo,-e can De hal Oh apple zion 20 tais.o ne
will Entertained for los than 100
When bid Is made by firm. the name Of each
Der or the ffm must be given. e
Two bid from the pa<lics will the
rjeciicn Of all such bids
BaBds must be filed by o'clock same day.
Bidder must b. present he opening Of tie bid or
their bids will not h- eatertained-
The undersigned reserves the right reject any all
bids dserned unrs asonabsc.
These terms .rd specifications will lie ri-dly adhered
90 and enforced IL PARTICULAR
Payment made ON completion OF contract.
feosdta JAMES A EKiS, n O n L. 8 A
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-06
MUSICAL.
NOTICE.

rsNHE -1TY COUNCIL AT lis LAST MEETING
{ passed the following:
That the Cry Marshal be instructed give notice
through the DAILY Journ 4 and Daily Sentinel that all
sign posts on the '~~alSs Washington shall
be taken down bsfore 18th iay If Februa ",
1868 after which the ordinance in reference TO said
matters will be rigifiy enforced
fcis-dtd JOHN U1BEESAw, City Marshall.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-06

DRUMS.
BOOTS AND SHOES.

NJ n HDE sEGD lDRG ID n m.
At No. 30 West Washington st.
A LARGE STOCK OF HoNE-MADF WORK FOR
N sale cheap. one door east Of tie Palmer Hou.e
s~p30-'iIy A. LlNTZ.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-06
900 Cavalry Horses,

S,EALKD PRoIoS AIS Will b. EFCfIyED At THIS
- Office until 20 o'c1ck, j. ~, thursday February
I2t,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-06
PROPOSALS.
S e a | ed roposa Is.

QUARrxRYAsTFa's DtrARTYEST, s. Al
Ind iana; oils. Ind. eh. g. IS63.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-06
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

House met at o'clock. Ne. Speaker Buskirk
in the chair.
The journal of yesterday was read and APP
oil
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-06
Letter irons Lewis Ssailmmn. Esq, OF
Bloomington, Against the Division
81 shc . and Donated for Agricui.
saPal Colleges an the state.

Psvss c Dasniss. PresideDf Of the Senate:
DrAR Sal understand that the friends OF
some Of the sectsrisn colleges Of the State are
urging he members OF the General Assembly TO
divide amongst those institutions the fund dona
ted by Congress for the establishment Of a col
lege FIR the education OF the industrial class
The disposition Of that fund presents a question
deeply involving the future Interests of that class
and as q member OF IL you will pardon me for
pressing nv views upon your consideration in
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-06

MASONIC FUNERAL.
A Ill MASTER xASONS ~ GOOD STANDING ARR
IA quested 10 az the Grand Ledge Hall to-day
att o'clock T. " attend the funeral Of Brother Robert
Caferson, deceased. full Attendance is requested
febJ VT LAIR. W. NJ
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-06
Met at 2 o'clock.
EIpOkTs

IEPoRTs.
Mr. Shoatf, of JAY: Relative to House bill No
GO, amending il, and recommending its passage
Concurred in.
Also relative to House bill No %; passage
recommended. ConcurTed in.
Also. relative to protection of turnpkes from
hogs Legislation expedent
Mr.. Osborne: A report from Committee on
Enero>scd Bills
Mr. Higgin-: From Select Committee rea-
tive to Drapiers BREWER Reports. Report, reso
luton and pending amendments tabled, on mo
ton of Mr.. Miller
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-25

+ II T. @ H Il s
Dy this route, Freixhts of all an be
forwarded to and from Phnadelphia, New York.
Railroads Of Ohio, Kentucky. Indfasa, Illinois.
Wisconsin, Iowa OF Missouri, BY RAILROAD d.
RECT.
The Penney ivania Railroad soeonneet. 1 Pft,.-
burg with Steamers BY which Gcodsca bcforward-
Cd TO my point on the Ohio. Muskingum, Kentucky
Tennessee Cumberland, Illinois, Mississippi, Vie
sonsin, Missouri Kansas, Arkansas. and He'd Xiv
steamers to all porte the North W stern Lahes.
Merchants and Shfppersentrusiing til ira nspors-
hon Of their Freghtto this Company can rely with
confidence o n lis speedy transit.
The Hates OF Freight
Tosndfrom any pointfn he West by the Pennsy!-
vabia Central Railroad, are at all timet AS Pa
ROADCOMPASIEs.
III Beparticuiarto narkpaekages, t'vIAPExs.
CRNrRAL k. R.,sl II
For FreighiConiraets or shipping Directions, APP
ply to address either Of th~ flowing Agents Of
b. A. STEWART Freight Agent. Pittsburgh.
CLARKE& CO., Transfer gents, -
NV. BROWN a CO., Cincinnati, o.
R-C. MKLDRUM CO., Madison, Ind
E.hooRE. Louisville, Ky.
w. AIKMAS CO, Evansville, Ind.
R.F. SASS, st. Louis Missouri.
CLARKE L CO., Chicago, Ill.
J. H. M'C0LM Portsmouth o.
K.HHKELY, MONTGOMERY, Maysviiie
kentucky.
WI. & &. l.. LANGLEY ,GalIipoli., o.
Il s. PIERCE l. CO., GAINESVILLE o.
n. H. HUDSON, Ripley q.
&c. MELDRUN Genera Travelling sep,
for the South snswest.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-25
LIVE STOCK.

Droversand Farmer. v II I'm his the mos tadvsn-
tageou route for Live Stock. Cspscious Yards well
stored and supplied with every convenience have
beef pene IAN onnectiops andevery
attention is paid totheir wants From HarrIsburxk,
where will befolndevery convenience for feeding
and resting, a choice Is offered OF ibe PHiLADEL
PBIA,N NEW YORK and BALTIMORE MARKET.
IN iswilialso be found the shortest quickest nd
nosi direc routefo Stockto New Tork-IviaAllen-
tovnl-and with fewerch ha any other.
kNOCH LEWIS, GeneraiSupt.. Altoona. Pa
l.. HOUPT. Gen .Ticket Agt. II hiladelphia
II. II. HOUSTON. General Freight Agen
psiistintp
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-05-23
FROaI UTNCINNATI.

g CIECISEATI, May Y.
The Gazettes Murfreesboro' dispStch
has contradictory reports about Grants
operations. One says that Grant was
driven from Jackson and Port Hudson, and
that Johnston has possession of Jack
son and the Vieksburg Railroad. az I
Another report says that Grant has
beaten Johnston and had possession of the,
railroad bridge over the Big Black, which
entirely cuts off the communication with
Vieksburg.
Adyices from Cairo say our loss at Ray
mond was II killed and 300 wounded.
We captured 65 cars loaded with bacon
and corn meal.
1t Itappears to be Grants intention to
march in the rear Of Vicksburg and Haines
Bluff. -.-.--
Rebel forces from all parts of the South
are marching to reinforce Johnston.