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. ed re ADJUSTMENTS.
GROWERS fHEATER. tg3l n
PHNSsfLvAHIA Av., NEAR WILLARD's HOTEL.

- GREAT TRAGIG ALLIANCE,
MR.. E. L. DAVENPORT, Mr.. ] W WALLACK,
AND MRS. FARREN, - = = =
hnd only time, positively Of this great double
cason, in his great character of Il
~ ,.5 81 FAGIN -..-... ....-. ..
The performance viii commence with the great
five act tragedy of s.a.. =
JANE SHORE, j.
with the following admirable cast Of characters:
Mr. Davenport as.---...........-.Dum Dumont
" Waliack as. LORD Hastings
To conclude with Mr. Waliack's own peculiar
~ nequalled version Of Dickens great play, in
three acts, -- s-.f8fg ~.i'IF -
- OLIVER TWIST. 49,. -
Mr. Wallack as. ..............--.F Fagin, the Jew
:. 49,
On Monday evening, the Great Alliance will ap-
pear for the only time j n the ai fF -
KING COMMONS
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a FORD'S NEW THEATER,
--TssrH Observation-Disclosures AVENUE.
AGLORIOUS A COMEDY BILL,
replete with mirth and humor, for
THIS Saturday, EVENING. April 80,
Sunshine laughs out in the gay forest trees;
Shadows are Tau Ching and dancing below;
Meadows are joyous with honey fed beess
Fools only whine at the phantom of woe''
LAUGH WHEN YOU CAN, BA MERRY WHILE
#-.LE ui q ...'.- YOU May - :.
The performance will commence with Gold
smiths glorious old comedy Of RS b - = -.
-a aas SHE STOOPS TO CONQUER; -- ''7
.-I THE MISTAKES OF A NIGHT.
Via Hardcastle-.. MT IL Phllll ps
Tn Toung mari9m' - - NJ iMr n P Hefne
TO conclude with the drama Of the
..s...r - AVENGING HAND ...
Michael. the Maniac Avenger Mr. Mccullough
Monday-Edwin Forrest in his renowned char
acter of Spar ticus in DR.. Bird 8 tragedy of
THE GLADIATOR
Wednesday, May 4, benefit of Miss Alice Gray
In preparation and will shortly he produced
with new scenery, machinery, new and splendid
dresses, ensigns standards, chariots. &c, &
Shakespeare 's historical play Of . .-'
CORIOLANUSi ~ ...
In which Edwi Forrest will sustain his grand
Roman character of :.
CAIUS MARCUS!
. In preparation, the grand spectacle of the
NAIAD QUEEN
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SHOWS CELEBRATED TROUPE OF
PERFORMING DOGS AND MONKEYS
81 Are engaged and will shortly appsar.
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RY J. G. MoG UIRE & CO., Auetienesrs. =
TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT ON

Q2IeQ lSof &QO IN a. s.,
No. lH folios 40, &c, of the Land Records of the
sSSSt H offer a. AsetiSh
and s' Wash In
nine feet inches the soatheas esrnsr
Of and eleventh streets and running thence
hsaGs qSs Pssta shsns
consisting Of Frame Dwelling: '''
to be paid in cash aud the residue IN two equal n
ssalments at six and twelve months, with interest,
The terms of sale must be complied with With
week after sale, or the property may be resold
Paasfsis1 im HHGish oo assts
icy ]. c. MCGUIRE ( CO., Auctioneers
2snH snME52NEE 5aHE ks5 toF oE N5k4H r.
tpe supreme Court ef the Pissriet Of Soiumbis, IL
5ohs Carroll and cthsFs No M saHty Hfts seid
sts % Pixie s ss Of ss1s the T sarss2 sss of ns
sF.a on th day yk Of gF hsy VA ss
On wTDNBsDAY the 4tb a:y q Nay. isSi l., at :;
@ B feet ON north street. ct 5Ssee 5etWeep s tb
q se the sas hyas the
Terms cash zHTREN zRBRi SHSSBbas; S$bbaED. e.3 'A
- Writ 4: T. sJsS: JHHEssss1Se, :: =. .
apo J. c. MEG UIRE & CO, Auets. ~
RY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctionesrs. : =.
-. TRUSTEES sALI. .. ~
GoSr q apa IN sh
ssuse Of En- slish Dodge and Cox against 0has. II.
18th day of May next at five O'Clock in the after
noon expose t sale at auction, to the highest bid
IN e kd in Is this snd ds ssit the
Square No. 81; beginning at the northeast csrner
south "a 0R snt
? inch thence north u feet. thence east los feet
Terms: One fourth of the purchase money in
Interest. for which the purchaserSs bonds, with
sold retained; deposit Of $50 on each lot viii be
Deeds, eertifcates bonds, stamps, at the pur-
II the terms are not fully complied with within
five days from the day os sale the property will be
.pr ,,s,.rss. :. .s en.rs KiHffiss ss:.
SALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES AND MULES.
6id Qnarse,zp,assr's oaefi 2spO. Of Was1sisstom,}
Will be .oS Il sadon a. aRIh the
sn as IN sas Gk sps
HORSES AND MULES,
Condemned unfit for public service.
Terms: Cash in Government funds.
sale to commence at 10 O'Clock, g. H.. ..
Brig. Gen. and oAiei b s; au.1ssGR..ssr. aseRas;
ap.T-2 Depot OF Wsshinsto d. O.
a UOTI0N SALE OF ooNDEANED HORSES.
WAR DEPARTMENT. oAyAIay BUREAU,
OFFICE OF CHIEF QgARTsRMAsrER,
VIM be sold At pubic suction 70 tSs hfshsss bia.
der At the times and places named below, viz:
NeMpoft, EennA Thu hursday, May 9th,
Re.ding. Psnn., /, Thufsdsi. May 18th, t..
SSoIt5o@bsfi.nd, fsnns,; fh9Tsd.y, June 9Th.
Scranton. Penps. Thursdsy. June 18th
One Handred ioej horses At Getty sburg. s and Two
Hppdred and Fifty t2ol at each of the other places
,b These horses have been S1nds%ned as INIT FOR
For road and farm purposes n any good bargains
Horses viii be sold sinsly.
Sales begin at 10 q m, and continue daily until
Terms: cash, in United states u TressaEy Hotes
.p s t5e2O Lit Col and c. Q. n. Cavalry Buraau.
II 8. MILITARY RAILROADS, =
WASHINGTON April Is, 1854.
AUCTION will be sold, on WEDNESDAY, the
18th day of May, at the Railroad Depot, in Ae1an-
500 Tons of Old Railroad Iron,
go Tons of Cast seraP Iron,
Tons of Old Brass and Copper,
Terms Cash in Government Funds. Ten elo)
The property, must be removed within ten days
ap.l6-dts. Captain and A. Q NJ .
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In active preparation, and will shortly be pro.
duced, with New Scenery, the $500 PRIZE
DRAMA, by John L. Poole, Esq, entitled the
...-.. MOUNTAIN OUTLAW, ..
MOUNTAIN OUTLAW, z ,..a
.# MOUNTAIN OUTLAW,
L-- MOUNTAIN OUTLAW,
On, THE WRECK OF LIEF
As performed in New York for four successful
weeks.
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In preparation, the grand spectacle Of the
NAIAD QUEEN.
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS

SsToCK OF THE CORPORATION OF GEORGE
- TOWN, D. C.-Persons who would wish to pur-
chase stock of the Corporation of GEORGETOWN. D.
can obtain some on application to WILLIAM
LAIRD, Esq, Clerk Of the Corporation.
ap lS d3w
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS,
pYJ. MeGuRE& co. ,Aac.ioneers.

VERyVABUABLH LOTS ON SEVENTH STRgBP
BETWEEN SOUTH d AND ESTREEFS !
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, May fh, at 5
o'clock On the premises we shalt sell, Lots y.s
"a, IS, and 81 in sub sion of Square No. 4s5'
Lots Nos, "a, 25 and s7 -ucn "a feet on Seventh
street. beiweaa south D and Z streets. ranni-.
back % feet to a 10 foot alley. Lot No g. fronts OF,
Eighth street west, between d and streets south
and runs back same depth to same alley. TvE
These sre among the most desirable lots the
Island. 'sr.-f'A {
Terms Ope-third in cash; the remainder in six
and twelve nths, with interest, secured by deed
apT-d &c. McGUIRE& & CO ,Aucts.
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sp ls-3taw&ds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
CALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES AND MULES

Cai1f Quar,ernaster's Office. Depot Of Wnshingtom,l
WASHINGTON, D. c., April n. 1884.
Will be sold at public auction at the Corral, nea
the Observatory, in the City of Washing gton d. G.
on WEDNESDAY, May II, 1854, and WEDNESDAY
May Is, 1864, q lot Of f-
HORSES AND MULES, a
condemned as unfit for public service.
Terms: Cash in Government funds.
sale to commence at 10 O'Clock. q.
D. 81. RUOKER,
Brig Gen. and Ohief fQuartsrmaster.
ap.T2 2tt Depot OF Washing eton. d. O.
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tH6
18th day Of May, at the Railroad Depot, in Alexan-
500 Tons of Old Railroad Iron.
100 Tons Of Old Gar Axes
$50 Tons OF CAST Scrap Iron,
100 Tons of Wrought Iron
3Tons of Old Brass and Copper
500 Oil Barrels.
Terms Cash in Government Funds, Ten fl0)
Per cent to be paid ct the time Of purchase, the
The property must be removed within ten DAYS
from date of sale. III. u. ROBINSON,
ap.l6-dts. Captain and A. Q. n.
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A THE AMERICAN DISPENsARY WE TREAT By
a new method and with the happieSi results, Pro
kPpss Uferi falling Of the womb, Ltncsration J7cer
afioH, Ltchorrhed, whites, Urinary and all other dis
eases to which the 6paercdn Female is so pee arily
liable Send three dollars and receive by express one
the Doctors Female SyiHgeS. This instrument shOuld
be used by every in the land for the purpose
cleanliaess comfort AeGifh, DE-. Sent free on receipt
Of fStamp copy Of Private Letter Married Ladies
health DC. The Doctors celebrated Female Pills.
fresh from the pispensary, r6ry good in simple dis
eases irregularities. &c. Price 81 sent by mail.
At the American DisIeHs0fN also treat 1ciktosst
aercTy, and with failing success, IeHe7idl,
what the Quacks call pricdte secret diseases yhs
in all its stages Gonorrhea, elect Structure, Hydrocee
Circocele Varcocele. Carsocele Speratorhea Seminal
Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions, Sexual Debility, I'm
potency, and effects Of self-abuse. The last six are
treated Of in private letter., which send free
receipt Of stamp.
The experience OF the Surgeon in charge Of this de-
partment IN Of the best Hospitals in Europe aud in
New York City enables him TO patients scentifca
" and restore them speedily
Those living at distance can communicate by lettsl
and be treated at their homes. In urgent send IS
10 and receive mcdicineS-
Consultation free and coafdentidi. Room No. 245s
East Washington Street. indianapolis. r. o. Box 1894.
anr9.dIy -wl2t lam
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Noon Reports.
THE TAX ON MANUFACTURED TOBACCO.
The Rebels Preparing to Make a
Dash on Johnson's island.
cooperative Movements To be
Made Against Richmond.
Another Railroad Accident.
Twenty or Thirty Persons Injured.
&c, &c, Ac kc.. &c.
Another Railroad Accident
Twenty or Thirty Persons Injured.
From Washington

WAsHrNGroS. January 1.-THE Arkansas
delegation have an interview with the President
to morrow.
Fifty millions of the new per cent. interest
bearing notes will be issued on Monday.
The Committee on Ways and means have re-
solved 10 tax manufactured tobacco 80 cents a
pound, snuff 80 cents fine cut in bulk exceeding
half pound 80 cents, fine cut in foil cents per
package. ditto two ounce cents, ditto three
ounces cents. every additional ounce , cents
per package Segars. not worth over 80 81
per thousand: not worth over SIS. -: not worth
over 500 So: not worth over $50, s.; not worth
over $40, $40; not worth over $50 SIS; not
worth over 500, 500
Orders have been issued To rifle all the "a and
32-pounder guns at the Washington Arsenal, on
the James pattern
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Advertisements published IN both the Daily and the
weekly SHSrIxxI will be charged The ful Daily rates
with -ha the Weekly rates added
Notices published IN the local columns, o ten
ines or under will be charged for each Insertion 81; "
over ten lines ten per line.
Charges will made inserting the notices OF the
following Orders Societies and Associations AZ the rates
named T. be paid IN al snce:
Military Companies. Order Of Odd Fellows Masonic
Orders, Benevolent Societies and singing Sooietie~
For each notice exceeding lines . cents Tor each
Insertion. over eight lines this rate.
Announcing desths with funeral notice attached, u;
without notice free
Marriage Notices so cents.
Notices of Festivals Picnic. aud Excursos, gotten up by
individuals associations by churches al the regular
price,.
Advertisement loaded and placed under the head o
Special Notices. ten lines viii be charged double
the usual rates.
Advertisements making less than three lines, Inserted
IN the Daily, will be charged fifty cents
Yearly advertisers topay quarterly.
Announcing candidates for Offices OF every DESCRIPTION
charged the of 81 so for each name IN the
Daily and Daily and weekly the same to oe IN
sll cases, paid in advance
Legal advertisements inserted attbe expense OF the at
orneys ordering deayable for the legal proceed
ngs but collectable usual time Publishers not
Accountable for the accuracy CT legal advertisements oe
yond the amount charged for their publication
ELDER, HARKNESS BINGHAM,
Proprietors Indiana State Sentinel
j. NJ. TIIFORD,
President Indian apolis Journal Company.
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INSURANCE.
Indiana Fire Insurance Company.
indianapolis, Indiana.
Office, No. 5 Odd Fellows Hall,
IN SUR ANCE
100000.

tUP STAIRS
Capital ....... ....... 100000.
ENSURES DWELLINGS. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
Barnes Hay, Grain and Live Stock therein. against
los aud damage by ire for the term Of i've seven
years.
DEscToks-J. S Harvey, Frederick Rraggs, {. c. 0un,
Wm. 7 Gibson indianapolis; John II. Hutton. Richmond
:. Harvey, President, Frederick BragsS,
Vice President; Frederick Braggs, Treasurer; Nm-
Gibson. Secretary.
q. q. OIIN, General Agent.
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slc, Andrew allaee ESQ, Merchant, Wm 4 Nossinser
1Assr lst NATL Bank h. A. Fletcher, ESQ. heerhant,
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Loeke Bro, b. }. Peek ESQ President I. II l. Rail-
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nisSins, Merchant, Richmond D. 4. Williamson, ESQ,
Attorney a. Law, Greeneaste: Ill., Esq Pitsbsro;
Harvey ID. Sect 20. Terre Hauts NJ. G. Culver Rsq
TppecsDoe po~s-dsrr
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SAN FR.Ncisco. Jauuary l6-The Western
Pacific Railroad j. completed 70 Sdu Jose. a dis
tance OF - miles
Cars ran over the entire distance to-day. taking
2uOO passengers from his city 10 participate in
grand railroad celebration by the people of
Santa Dora county
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Indianapolis and Madison
HGA - H ax 9p "a MD.
1868. M ~ lssss'EE 1868.

Udys TED. = INfbB.
VENNO passenger trains daily Sundsys excepted)
y tween indianapolis and Madison.
Leave the Union Depot indianapolis, at 100 A. "
and p. NJ, arrivin olson al IL so A. NJ and 7 so
T. NJ.
Leave the Depot AZ Madiscn ats A. ~ and 80 =. NJ
arriving at Indiana polls at IL A. " and "a p NJ
This Road forms line with the Packets Madison for
the transportation Of freight between Cincinnati and In
dsnspos and points West.
Tariff of FreizhtS IS low a. by any other
Shippers and merchants West will find therinter.
est 10 ship by this line
feb2 d. c. BRANHAM. Superintendent.
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T. On FL ID T. TIA l.

E7p YOUNG MIN WHO HAVE IN
tHls.XE iured themselves by certain secret
IL A~ habits. which unfit ia I'm for business.
aEEE pleasure the duties Of rried ii e.:
.-s@ also, middle ged and old men. who.
from the olies youth or other causes, feel debility
In advance ofther years before placing under
the treatment ony one, should first read
''THE SECRET FRIEND"
Married ladies will learn something OF Importance by
perusng ''The Secret Friend-''
sent 20 any address in sealed envelope receipt Of
Tencenis
DIR STUART co. be consulted on sildiseases OF
private confidential nature from A. N TO i. NJ
(Sundsys from > 20 II A - At their office.
Address DR.. GuaS 4. STU ART co.
u,ch2i -d4wly- y-is-'s9 Boston Nass
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INSURANCE..
EQUITABLE
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OFFICE NEWS BLOCK, FIRST BUILDING SOUTH
OF THE POsToFFICE, UP STAIRS,
INDUAN NAPOLIS, INDIANA,

OF THE POSTOFFICE, UP STAIRS,
INDIAN NAPOLIS, INDIANA,
uESURES DWELLINGS, FARM BARNS AND THEIR
II contents. Also Churches, School Houses, Stores.
Merchandise and other property against loss damaAe
by fire for three or five years.
omCoTs.
wM. A. PEELLE, President; WIN T. GIBSON, Vice
President: N B. HAMILTON, Secretary aud Treasurer;
e.. G. OLlN, General Agent
DireCtoTS.
VIM. A. Peelle J. J smith, {. c. On, VIM T, Gibson,
T.. T. Sihker.
'cforcnCoS.
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Il. Smith, ige T. : Court, Hon. A. II. Conner Post
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Law, GreencaSie, H. b. Priichard, Esq JoneSville.
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WANTED.
A e. Il n II =
CONSTANTLY WANTED!

WANT INDUSTRIOUS AND ACTIVE MEy TO
u canvass the country thoroughly, and deposit our
Medicines with every family am employing agents TO
canvass foot, at $500, and with horse and buggy
$3.50 per year Agents required 10 furnish horses
and buggies.
In addition the shove salary defray all expenses
ncdsut % the business IL i agreeable and health
fu occupation for young men, giving them good eppOr-
tuaity money without the possibility Of suS-
tanning loss acerung from selling Oh commission.
Applicants should apply in person. address III fur
ther information be desred the proprietor By letter
No one will be employed for less term than one year
and will enter into a written contract 70 that effect.
shall require security. IN al eases. II per
sonAlly acquainted with the applicant a. shall ntrust
in bis custody money medicines books and receipts to
the amount offrom $500 5000.
i. NJ. FROST.
INDIANAPOLIS. IND.
Sscls tAxSu
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fsaiiroad Accident.

PrTTsBuRc. January lS-The Philadelphia
express train on the Pennsylvania Railroad. con
slsiing OF 4 baggage car. two express and three
passenger cars. thrown off the track BY the
breaking OF the tender axle. while near the bridge
No ;. four miles east Of Tyrone and was pre-
cipitated into the creek 80 or 40 feet The pass
enger cars, taking hre from the stoves. were con
snmed' together with one span OF the bridge, and
the express cars badly smashed up.
Twenty or thirty persons were injured, many
OF them soldiers Of the 2Sth Pennsylvania. one OF
whom had his back broken.
All the passengers we're rescued before the
flames reached them
train arrived here at p VI bringing
several If the Sounded
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FRINk'S
II X & T. l. = | q II
FAMILY MEDICINES,

4 RE A SAFE RELIABLE CURATIVE AND PURELY
perform recommended One trisl IS worth volume
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L,yer, Gathartic aud Anti.Billious
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Ague pills, for the radical cure Of Fever and
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Eradscator.-we warrant this remedy II all cases
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Choc or Cholera Morbus II is also the best pain killer
extanL
Compound Extract of Arnica, for Rbeu-
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Parastan Tooth Liquid. for Nervous
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All ofthe above remedies are put up scientif.
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Agents wanted TO travel everywhere Satisfactory in
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nOvIT -akvly ProPrieiSr..
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From New York.

NV YORK, January ls-Ihe Tribunes dis
patch from the Army of the Potomac states that
two hundred rebel cavalry attacked our pickets
the lst Rhode Island cavalry, at Three Mile
Station, Thursday evening. After a fight of
half an hour the rebels re,reated Twelve of
their wounded were found Friday morning at a
house half mile from the scene Of the engage
ment and three were found dead on the field.
One Of our men mortally wounded, another
slightly, and one captured
The Raleigh Progress has editorials proclaim
ing that peace alone can prevent starvation The
masses of the honest hearted working people
must and will have peace
The 5lst New York regiment, having unani-
mously re enlisted, arrived yesterday from Ken
tucky furlough.
The losses by the fire Saturday night reached
$li5.O0O, OF which $500, 600 is on the property
OF Auflordt 4 Hes ,enberg. and 5000 900 on that
OF Fairchild Fanshaw. Both firms are fully
insured
The Herald's Army of the Potomac dispatch
saws:
Col. Lowell's cavalry brigade has returned to
Fairfax Court House from reconnaissance to
Snlckersville ana Leesburg No traces found of
Stuarts cavalry.
There rumors afioat of the reorganization
and consolidation of the army into three separate
corps.
Ii is rumOred that an independent command of
$4,000 men is TO be given to one of the best
fighting generals, who will be authorized to take
Richmond in his own way
Six rebel deserters came into our lines Satur-
day. They represent that starvation threatens
the rebel army These deserters had not had
coffee for months, and meat not over twice a
week. Nine men OF their regiment had been
shot for irving TO desert.
Gen Fitzpatrick has gone to Washington.
Rumor assigns him new and independent cav
airy command
a special TO the Tribune dated Sandu,ky, O.,
January IL. says:
A scout just returned from Point Pelee Can
ada. thirty miles from Iohnson's Island, reports
that 1000 10 1000 rebels are there preparing for
dash to rescue the prisoners Oh Johnson
Island
Gen. Terry has everything in readiness to
receive them. should they venture across The
strictes vigilance is maintained ami several bat
teres are IN position.
This scout is a reliable man who has sailed the
lake twenty wears
Col. Bassett. of the sd PENNSYLVANIA, will
relieve the present incompetent commander al
Johnson's Island Tomorrow
special to the Tribune dated Washington
January IL, SAYS:
The Arkansas delegation say that in foul
months Arkansas will come into the Union as 4
free State. they recommend Col. Rogers fo
Military Governor
A Washington letter to the Times has tn,
following:
Cooperative movements will be made agans
Richmond on the opening of spring by a column
on the peninsula south of the James River
under Hancock. aided by Buffers forces and bl
main column on direct line from Washing
ton. Hancock will command one Of the thre
corps into which the Army of the Potomac is t
be consolidated, Sedgwick another. and a Genera
not of the Potomac Army the other
There is but little doubt that Congress vii
pass resolutions giving notice of the abrogatiol
OF the Canadian reciprocity treaty.
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Sale Of 5-2Ds

sale ot 5-2b>.
PHILADELPHIA Jan 1.-THE sales Of 5-20's
on Saturday amounted 10 81 5S- 50, and during
the week 10 Sli5l2 80
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