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" ~ HORsE. AND CARRIAGE
AUCTION MAET

FIFTH AVENUE. EokNER oP lsTH STREET, MI.
The propreors beg leave 10 uform the public tina. sales
lake place by auctisn each Wednesday and saturday
throughout the year spa no osSng or dealing n,on The
harness intended FOR ednesdsy sales should be
on Nsnsay hess insnd.d FOR saturday, ssss should 30
sent HE Wednesday preceding said sale day. but VII
81 at Y. precisely. spcndl assortment OF Horses,
BnsSies Harness &c Catalogue ready early morning
Of sale. n. y. JoRDoN CO., Prop1esora
Union COURSE. j.. IA VERY FAST. GREEN
u rong Horse iust In from the country sired by old
Patchcn eight od bright av W hands hih; sound
kind and bonest trcltcr will be sod At auction on the
can be ssn until ~ O'Clock THURSDAY al Canal street
where two irotng Colts also be s,.r for sale.
LEGAL NOTZCE5.
IoTrcR TO oEoRGR McoUE, YOUNGEST son OF
IN the deceased william hcCuc provision merchant
In GLASGOW and al others haying nierest In the Trust
Estate OF the said William McCue action OF multiple.
poudng aud exoncrtou has teen.rset before The Court
or Sessions in Scotland, By James uenSon, grocer Ia
Rcnfraw, ard others. the Trustees OF the said william
NeCuc. against McAnna stewart or hcCue sos time re-
present In dependence before Lord kaoeh FOR the purpose
of Determining tho respective rights aud Interests OF the
benecaries under and BY virtue Of trust. disposition and
sctlemep. by the said William Mccde dated the Slst day q
an a.rioaS Of Sy Eord Yinca cset h. ish Of july
1854 whereby notice Of he dependeroe 81 this process was
ned 10 be Inserted once weeky Tor three wcnks Ia
TIE New York Herald and Washington star for the 10.
formation Of all partca having interest In The fund Ia
-''-' r. 7, MAcoxoCuIs, " 8 Ednsprg, and
Writers, Glasgow, Agen,s for the Tfustesa
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A RESPECTABLE YOUNG ENGLISH GIRL WISHES
a siteaton 70 do housewok for small private anily
wHiakc children and DO chan herwors; OBJ econ
70 he country good reference. Gail at Ii0 West So ST.,
tor two d.Ts.~ -.
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WANTED-s slTuATI0E 10 OPERATE A SEWING
ny 81, q ana y 10 gut cal laetls &C Aaaess =.
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A RESPEorABLg WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION
IA 10 cook WASH and iron. Best of city reference CAL
a II a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-31

, RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL WISHES A SIM.
~ alton chamterma.d and sesms.resa, or waitress
Cool ely reference Oa al a 32i S.. between 4h and
AZ son
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A n AMERICAN LADY, THIRTY YEARS or AGR,
"A wsAesa situation as housekeepar; would IA ? upon
herself nc domestic dutes ard rspon hhi OF WIDOW or
eha may have he pleasure 10 serve Can or add
for one week Hoasesespe 1877 Payonia Jersey
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-19
ne I'm sustration by >eidier> against
tbs Dubuqus Herald office.

Firm the d .buque Herald. March Is.
A lev dass since We were advised oF mend
" letter from the country that. wnen the Jih
Iowa returned through Dubuque en route u'h.
Il Was their in ention TO ii encs the Herald Re-
poris OF n mllar character came 70 u from 9TH
or sources. but could hardly believe them,
aud consequently gave them no very serious con
sideraion About hali-past2 o'clock Yesterday
afternoon. however. these rnmors we're con
hrmei 10y Two of or friends coming IN and IN
forming Us that the soldiers Who had Just ar
rived oy the western traiu hid procured the
arms at the armOry. and had organized Tor All
Immediate attack upon our Office In a few mo
ments quite large crowd OF soldiers had gath
ered upon the street corners. manliesung cnnsid
cradle excitement. and assuming threatening
appearances. The fact was soon circulated. and
sufficient lumber OF our ever-relisbe Demo-
cratic TRENDS paid u Wilt
For few moment matters seemed u promise
a demonstration. bui. after some excited words
and gestures, the crowd moved OF. wifh The ex
ception of t~o soldiers who came 10 the stairway
OF the Office. but were promptly checked b. the
sheriff aud his deputies. Provost Mtr~hal
Adams. Capt McSweeney and other officers OF
the regi meut and Marshal Conger reflected credit
upon themselves and their positions ny promptly
using their personal and official influence, a
also did David DeLorimer. E-q to prevent any
breach OF the peace The crowd then soon dis
persed, and quiet again reisned IN this depart
ment. IL gives Us pleasure u state that the
whole affair was entirely disappr"ved hy the
good citizens OF all parties And II Is we'll that
il Is 80. A. pnblic journalists We shall ever, aud
under all circumstances. do what We can 10 pre-
serve the peace Of the community. Butit should
be remembered that every other property holder
in Dubuque Is equally interested with US IN
maintaining order and supervising violence IN oul
midst
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-19
How n White regiment Resented an
Abolition Insult.
From the Detroit Free Press, March ~.

From the Detroit Free Press, March -.
The penchant of aboltiOnists for mixing the
negro with everything they have to do or saw
here. met with just rebuke from the men of the
gallant 10Th regiment. which arrived here yes
teIday The committee OF reception. too mig
gardv TO employ a white band. or wishing TO
hibit their affection for their sable brethren by
having them continually at their right hand. in
suited the returning heroes. fresh from the bat
lie fields OF the rebellion. by calling out negro
band to assist IN this reception This il the ap-
probation abolitionists have Of our brave soldiers
They DO not consider them a good as negroes,
and nut the latter foremost in public reception.
Itws< brutal insult, and was felt such by the
indignant soldiers They very properly refused
To march after tie negro band. and the officers
were compelled 20 drive the men into the ranks
At the pnint of the sword But after arriving on
the avenue the men rebelled and refused to march
another step after the band The consequence
Was the procession broke up in confusion The
men made their way in squads u the different
hotels where they were assigned tor breakfast.
The band minus followers. except a crowd OF
negro urchin> OF various sizes, brought up IN
front of the r tilruad Hotel. number OF the
men were uuartered mere and the more tney re-
dsctei upon the Insult that had been offered
them the greater became their Indignation.
They may nave been nothing but common sol
diers Used 20 the hardSh'ps of the held and the
Wild terrors OF the btttle but they still had some
lingering belief that they were good As ne
gFoes Ii would have taken but spark 10 Ighite
the fires of indignation that were smpntderns ~
the breasts of the soldiers and they would have
cleaned out" he baud. Who were hanging
around the portico 81 the hotel. evidently think
inc their services 10 he still further required
But the committee who employed them bad
probably retired to their closets 10 reflect upon
their generous treatment OF the returned soldiers
at least none ct them ere To be seen upoa the
streets The hand. seeing that matters Sere
fast assuming threatening aspect in their local
itv thought u advisable IA make The best Of their
wav back 10 camp As thew turned 10 skedadd G
the soldiers pelted them With rotten apples. 'nd
/ jeered them. and called after them with no very
I complimentary spithets. IL was no fsuis OF the
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-19
Fbe Price of Gold.

In the discussion OF the Gold Bill in the Honse
on Wednesday, Mr. TRAD. STEVENS. the leading
Republican OF that body made some remarkable
admissions. He said specie payments would not
be resumed by banks in twenty wears. and that
nothing could materially retard the advancement
of gold He asserted that il was 90 per cent.
premium now. it would be 300 when the interest
on the public dbt reached 5000 100000 lie
would paw interest in Government paper money,
and receive imports in like manner; prices de-
preciated. he would raise imports.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-19

The Baker-Perktus correspondence
Some Days ago theis sppe4red Ia the Journal
. oorrespondsnos betxeea Col CoxaAD BAKEs.
Assistant Proves, Marshal General for Iudiana.
and Judge PERxixs. which was parsded IN that
paper ~ith great flourish as complete cfusber
Of TIE latter. Il appears that Judge PIRKiss
issaed a writ Of habeas corpus in the case OF
minor who vas IN the military service OF me
United States. and the fact 60 appearing upon
the trial, be ordered the discharge OF TOE ooy
from custody Col BAxsR pronounced this case
70 come in conflict with the Presidents proela
nation su-pending the ~ris Of hAbeas corpus. and
be advise. the Judge that he shall report TIE
fact 10 the Peovost Marshal General. Dot AZ TIE
.ssne time asks for IN explanation or apology 10
tie matter
H. re-oonse 20 this Judge PEEKiSs inquiries
rbether judicial tribunals exist IN Indiana or =
their supposed existence a dream" The Colonel
replies with fling at the integrity and loyalty OF
the Judge. that Courts do exist in Indiana ''and
without let or hindrance from the judicial author
itie-. make decision inimcal TO the discipline and
efhci sncv Of the Federal sodery whenever their
iud c 4 judgment moves them thereunto" We
cDpv the correspondence At length because the
Joarn 4 regtr,i- the laI,orel letter OF Col BAKER
a. isvincibe aI.d also make the record thst the
p5lsicj party represented by the Journal
sasiain. moa unequvocslly al usurpations OF
power AMI acts Of manifest injustice and wrong
by the Federal authorities And in this eonnec
ton, ~ a rel Under to the positions taken by
Col BAKER. We make an extract from the opln
ion of Judge PERKINS in the case OF GRIFFIS vs.
WILCOX. which completely covers aud reiutes all
IN. points raised in the second letter of the As
sistant Provost Marshal General. and with this
record We leave the public To judge the merits oil
the controversy.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-19
fa IxDtAxAPoLis March 3, lc6i
Col Baker. A. u VI O.:


DKAR SfR:-ln the given case of habeas corpus
~ winch Your refer, issued the writ upon the
con cent OF Capt Bu-krk; and / heard the case
ari discharged the toy upon the voluntary APP
peafance and submission OF the Cause. by the
Cspt,in 10 me. Ia doing. acted IN the ex
er.~e of my judicia office, aud III accUriauce
with what my Judicial judgment. in the crcnm-
stances surrounding the case. taught me u was
proper for me TO do | have not seen the record
made 10y the clerk. AMI cannot, AT this writing
speak OF its contents II it Is the desire OF the
Provost Marshal OF the United States to :nvesti
gaze the case refer him To- the Sheriff, the clerk.
OF the court. his deputies and the parties concern
ed from whom that officer can obtain ample
Information.
Aud now. uy dear Colonel. while | appreciate
ana sincerely thank you tor your personal cou'-
fesy - M etuuot, IN view OF the tact that II i
mrIe your duty 10 report me. Tor INV Judicial ac
ton l., the United States Provost Marshal sup
press the uttefance OF the inquiry, lnv0iunarIly
arising m my mind, do Judicial tribunal, exist ia
Indiana, or IS their Supposed existence dream
With great respect, your OFT serv't.
). + PERKINS
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Our Army Correspondence Letter
from tho 35th tfri>h) regiment
Vote on the Late Republican state
ma
Nominations
HEADQUARTERS Co 4. 35rH IND VEr Vols J
Bus LICK SPRiNG. CLkvELANp. Tim.
March ~ 1864

4
BLUE LICK SPRiNG. CLkvELANp. Tim.
March ~. 1864
Nh. EpiroR Early yesterday morning. amos,
before the birds had brerkfaSte-i. the 35th regi-
nent vas called out in line ct battle A. soon
A. the ranks were aligned. the AiJutanL IA front
read in a clear and audible manner the feSOlu
tions aud nominations OF the Republican Conven
ton. held at indianapolis on the pa aud 23d
ultimo. The resolutions being re sd. vote
thereon was taken IN the following manner:
:. Th,se Who ia favor o. the re NOMINATION
aud re election OF Abraham Lincoln tor next
Pre-i3ent viii step tour PAGES u the front "
To Ihis call Hrs members ot the regiment re
snomded The vote being snail. easily
counted. aud ia short order the follp~ing was
proposed:
Those who are in favor o. the nomination
.nd election OF George Mcclellan tor next
President. will give three cheer: when three
hearty and patriotic cheers we've given by that
gallant line OF sturdy veterans, making the arr
rlng With their sonOrous voice. and the alley
OF Blue Lick Springs echo until it echoed again.
Such was she vote cast for little Mae, aud that
too by men Nho are ready % DO battle for their
country. until her enemies lay down their arms at
the shriue Of the Union, aud the Sars and STRIPES
become the haS OF one people from the State OF
Maine "a the Gulf OF Mexico
A vote taken ~ tie same time Tor Cav
Morton when some twenty or thirty members
m.rehec forward bat there vs. no opponent TO
propose tor the GOVERNMENTAL Chair Of lndisna.
1 cannot give you anY positive evidence Ia regard
"a the feelings Of the re nenIs until the Demo
cratic nominee has beel announced. Thus ended
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-19

for The pre-en, the scti"n Of the SSH J" ind'.na
"n the greet question % issue. Wiz We Pa~- "a
spertiunl The he .llh of the regiment i general
3 good aithough am sorry 20 chronicle csse
of vtrioioid in Company A, but DTs ATeri'ek
AMI Bell, With their usual prompiisude and at
tention n ID the paten removed TO couiiort'o'e
hospital AMI understand he i doing yell a''
~ill soon Re able "a resume hi duties. NJ other
cases have vet appeared All here J. q"e'
and nevs messre; every one is w'iting aux lous-
IN TO hear from Sherman. The westher Il very
6ne TO day. il j. warm. uncomfort1hlv 50 for the
season. hut nights and mornings are chilly viii
heavy dess II r .
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OrFIcE HEADQUARTERS ASSISTANT PROVOST
MARSHAL GENERAL FUR INDIANA. Z
INDIANAPOLIS. ISD.. March 7th. leb4

OFFicE HEADQUARTERS ASSISTANT rhoNOsIf
MARSHAL GENERAL Fur lADIASA.
INDIANAPOLIS. ISD.. March 7th. ls64
Hon. s f. Perkins. Judge Of Supreme Court Of
Iadsasa:
SIR:-My attention has been officially called to
the fact that. the 25th ult.. writ OF haheas
corpus was issued by your order. IN the case OF
Alonzo F. Turner, a soldier in the military ser
vice OF the u. s. aud that you. on the same
dsy. adiudicated the case aud ordered that the
soldier De discharged. although the record showed
that the case was embraced by the President :
Proclaim alton suspending the writ OF habeas
corpus, as TO certain classes of persons Ii Is
nv dut, To report all such Cases 10 the Provost
Marshal General, and for that purpose | have
procured copy OF the record. deem II but
right. however, that should send with the re-
cord any explanation OF the grounds of your ae-
tiou. that you may see proper TO submit
am, sir, respectfully, your OBJ, sery't.
CONRAD BAKER,
Col and A. Z q.
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members Of the bind. bat Of certain wo"lly-
hvade'i memher Of the Csmmiuee Of Reception.
whose characteristics seem 10 be RIGHTEOUSNESS
aud love Tor the nero
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WANTED.

MA w - NJ acnD.
NAN warned AZ Mrs Caleb r. Smiths, No. l5s
corner California and New YORK streets. TO suen'
horses and in small garden, and TO make himsel
generally useful Good wages paid and psrmanen
situation marie div
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MASONIC HALL,
For short time, commencing
Monday Evening, March 2lst, 1864.

yINHE horrors battlefield, fierce and deadly con-
ficts the din Of battle and the era 81 Of war, are
represented with e-lke visi The thunder Of the
cannon and din the battlefield fall upon the ear
Of the audience The fire and smoke of the advancing
and their desperate charges The Tear
full carnage and death is presented with dis
and hooking reality BY the aid OF
extensive and Intricate machinery. mechanical appi-
snces chemical effects and ingenious dioramic accom-
paniaments before introduced this country the
audience almost imagine themselves actual specta-
tors the sublime and stirring represented The
surface each view sristcaly arranged that the
behoders may distinctly traverse with the eye an entire
field follow the movements OF the Grand Ar
N.Y. from outbreak of the rebellion to the present
time
The earlier portion OF this great Historic, Illuminated
Taheaux was painted in London at a cost Of f4,OOO
from sketches taken by MI Randolph, artist for the
Illustrated London News, then travelling on tour OF OBJ
s,rvation. The concluding scenes were sketcbed by
Government employees. and painted from actual draw
ing thr eminent American artist, including
such names : MAYNARD Lewis Pierson Brothers, VIM
Preston J. Paul Barnes and Others.
Each will be illustrated with graphic descrip-
tive by Mr r. Grant Bamwel, tue talented elo
cutie nist whose thrilling power OF description has
elected the highest eDcOmiums Of the press and pubic
Admission - ch ldren Is Reserved seat
30 cents. Children 10 reserved seat - cents
BOX Office open from 10 A. NJ, till , p. NJ
Doors open at 7-commcnee az - O'Clock
y Afternoon exhibitions at ) o'clock
mchl7-dd
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MccLELLAN'S REPORT.

MccLELLAN'S REPORT.
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The Authorized Government Copy,
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ASD rrBLIsaEp
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PROPOSALS.
TO CONTRACTORS.

nRopOSAIS viii be received for the grading and
9ravrlins one and seveu-e ighis ~ miles Of the
Indianapolis, a, d LeavenswOrth Turnpike Road. com.
ucing az the end of the TO -lressy completed and
running souih TO the Johnson county line
Prnn-,.-i< will De received tie house Of John :.
w-bb On the Inc Of SD road until O'Clock p N o.
tn I'D day Of March. 1854.
Profile and specifications can be seen 4, the mouse o.
Georg, Green
BY ord ~ the Board.
uchtf-clv y. NalIfOhD. secretarF.
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FOR RENT.
Store Room for Rent.

rUyHp undersigned v ren, the corner store room n
II tie Commercial Hotel. on Sou'h Illinois street
"a Z. A. RITZ.
marls d7t
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STATE frE rs.

The spot'ed fever j. stlI prevailing fatally
in some portions Of Harrison county.
Two hundred and SIX Indiana soldiers were
transferred TO the Invalid Corps during the month
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PHOTOGRAPHS.

DHOTOGRAPH CARDS FOR 6EsTLExEN-sAM-
PIES and Catalogues sent for 5 cents. iuclose an
envelopes with your own name and addres-.
ID. HEMNETTE.
5sars dSm Ssx Liberty street. xss York
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R THAAKE >
With respect,

Anstcer-Practically there is no relief unless
the General Government or its Officers, will give
the boy up.
, 1864-12-31

| totA.. .;...-.....11S8 sp4Hn9 A. ST1 ~,
! From ihe abose table It viii be seen 1 ~ -
sa1ls, IN proportion to the nne,ber Of 's her
o. oo.stilleries, produces more than any other .
state IN the Union. In this State psnria otui,
takes the lead In the manufa of T;@h' fIths
vines, Chieago next, and afterwards Rniia.
gil!e md Quincy. The rst city has eIsyen hss
aisssll1e11es, sl with total daily capacitv ~ ~.
n,65o bushels; the second, four. viii viii : co a.
pacity of 7,2oo bushels; the third, three witI, III
aeapaclty Of 5000 bushels; and the f1nrtf ~
lnTse, with capacity of 2 400 bushels '1'
Inc agitation at the last session or for
gress relative to the "whiskv ta1,, ..r.atir sGu-
stimulated the manufacture ali over t1,es VIZ VIZ
ern country, and up to the day on whie1' i ~. ~
question was finally settled, the I dist;llc5s tus
eworked their stills to the greatest canacitr ,s
Since then, however, until some two weere
ago, they have been comparatively idle on1
ths passage Of the bill imposing ta1 of twn no
COLLARS per gal1on on all highvines manuiac.
turcd on and after the LIST IF JanuaTy. 1sd5 M
once On more awoke them from their ietharcy
vigorous Preparations were made. work;Er
stock laId In, and some Of the distil1ersI oncs @
The following table shows the monthly r..
ge1s 5ena ana shipments of Hghwines during the
, 1864-12-31


The receipts Of Highwines, during tho rea,
jast clos Ing, amount ito IL, SAG brls against
l57'9a7 brle for the ycar 1893 showing On In.
crease Of 500 brls. The hipments for tb.
year lse4 foot up 13s, ,145 brls against Isl. .sla
brls In 1864 decrease Of 26, 167 brls.
me agitation In regard to the taxation of
Highwines, at the session Of Congress Last
Nlnter, started considerable inquiry Into thc
extent Of the traffic in spirits in the HnIted
tured. 1'"nulac-
,efd ffom N the CENSUS reports we learn that in
!ooo theIe we're manufactured in this conn.
itf idai6 a. " = =. gallons Of Highwines, and tLat
~. ~ ao9o @ II had increased to 80 453, ,0S9 galions
~ increase u one decade Of nearly Id na1
sent. sent n 1850 there We're in operation In H. H.
9s sGd dass states lss dstillerics the census Of
tbst dts dots mol give the number in operation at
:, Ihe following table gives the number of
5 o.s,a1efles IN each State Of the Union in 1sGo.
1850: ~ ~ 1ooo ano