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Noon Reports.
MOVEMENTS ON THE POTOMAC.
A RECOMMENDING EXPEDITION
THE RApIDAN CROSSED.
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SHET.N.f.v-S EYPEDETIO.c.
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CuLPErPER CoURr HOUSE, February 81 p.
M.-The Army OF the Potomac is again back at
winter quarters.
Gen. kirkpatrick crossed at Culpepper Ford
and secured the country from Jacobs Ford to
near Fredericksburg, finding nothing but cavalry
and pickets OF Hamptons division. nearly all OF
which they captured
detachment of the 81 New York Cavalry
went up to Jacobs Ford, where they had learned
there was sergeant and Dne men. They cap
tured three OF them
Kirkpatrick command having accomplished
the purpose for which it was sent, returned to
camp to-day at noon
Gen. Warren crossed the 81 Division of the ID
Corps az Martins Ford yesterday, with little or
no opposition.
Last evening the 81 Division of the same corps
crossed aud attempted To join the 81 in piece
Of woods at the left of the ford. The rebels
then opened fire upon them with musketry from
the right OF the ford where they mad been con-
cealed in another piece OF woods. The night
dark, rainy and foggy, and the
flash Of their opponents During the nj ght after
firing had ceased our men were ordered TO return
across the river which they did without moles
tatlon. Gen. Humphreys went down this even
ing and ordered all our troops back into their
quarters. the whole objects of the reconnois-
sance bad been accomplished.
CULPrPPER Court House., February I, 10 p.
M.-Meuitt's lst division OF cavalry, which
went % Barnett's Ford, towards Madison Court
Hoase. met some of Stewards cavalry last even
ing and skirmished with them this morning
The whole division, excepting those left on
picket being on hand
Our forces advanced and found the rebel caval-
~ backed by infantry. Gen. Merritt pitched in
and drove the whole force before him across the
river To Madison Court House
The command held the ford all dav, and then
in obedience TO orders came back TO headquar-
ters, having captured eight or ten prisoners.
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from Washington

WAsHiNGToN. February 1t wai reported at
Brandy : alton this morning that zen Caldwell.
with his own division and another brigade of the
2d corps. crptured rebel Captain and fifteen
privates oi the picket ioice on crossing at Mar.
tins Ferry, aud that they informed him there
were only two brigades OF the rebels within ten
miles of that point. whereupon Gen Caldwell
determined 10 storm the rebels works When
ten or twelve pieces OF artillery we're in position
he drew the fire OF these batteries. and discover
eel that the works were sWarmiug with the
enemy. and deemed il prudent 20 fall back To
the protection OF his rifle pits. and there re
maue,i, but towards night the enemy opened
up0n and endcavored to force him 10 retreat
from that position. He held his ground. losing
about thifty-hve men in killed aud wouuded,
and rested his command in the rifle pits during :
the night
The crossing the Rapidan was effected by
foriing the river.
\ scouting party 10 Aldie snl Middeberry re-
turned to Fairfax las, evening. aud reports all
quiet and To enemy re seen
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NV ! oRK. February s-The Words Mem
phis letter iully Confirms previous reports a TO
Sherman : movements towards Jackson Meridian
and Montgomery OF Mobile. rhe cavalry force
attached Thereto under Gems W L Smith and
Griorson. is large The negro troops from Port
Hudson. under Gen. Ullman, are TO join the ex-
petition
The correspondent saws:
There are boats on the Tonbigbee which
may be made available, aud believes Mobile to
be the real object Of the movement
The Times dispatch, from Washington,
February !. say.
The Secretary of War will this week, issue
an order 10 rrise the cavalry and infantry regi-
ments 10 ~ UU1 men. each by consolidation
Further eniistmeuts of cavalry also will be
stopped
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Office, No. 5 Odd Fellows Hall,

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With one half the Weekly rates added
Business Notices published IN the local columns, Of ten
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Charges will be made for inserting the notices of the
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Indianapolis and Madison
Bx N n n Rx Cd n nD.
1868. WE - 1868.
New Arrange meut 60 Com am e. nee
daY. Feb. =. ISGR.

New Arrangement to Com an ence Non.
day, Feb. ?, 1863.
NWO passenger trains daily Sundays excepted) be.
j tween indianapolis. and Madison.
Leave the Union Depot indianapolis. at 700 a. NJ
and z. NJ. arTivin son At IL so A. NJ. and : SO
p ".
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Trains leave Columbus for Rushville az p NJ. arriv-
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arriving at Columbus a. Ills A. VI.
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the transportation OF freight Cincinnati and In-
dsnapos and points West.
Tariff Of Freights a. low a. by any other route.
Shippers and merchants West will fnd IL 20 their
es' 20 ship by this line.
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youth and maturity arising from the baneful habits
of s.f-ahusc. 10 which j. added observations OF
Female Disease and other interesting matter Of the ut
most importance the married ami those contemplating
marriage, who entertain doubt Of their physical ability
enter that state. sent 10 any address In sealed wrap
per. on receipt OF ten cents OF four stamps
We devote entire time and attention 10 the tire al;
Of The varous private diseases treated Of In pri-
vste report Our DpenSsry the only Institution OF
kind In America which has been taoshed by special
charter ard this fact should preference the
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Queen-wsre. No ~ East Washington -, Indian
spois, Indiana Also. Dealer in stonevare dec26
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Cdntdining Ihirts Fsns Plotes ana gngrdciagsorsn'
Andfoiav md PAysioto0y gft he SesVd Organs IN u
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The DssoIalIon Or YIrrInrn.

1t is difficult for one familiar with the
thriving villages and we'll cultivated
farms that cover the North. to imagine
Virginia populOus State. He sleams q
hundred and fifty miles up the Rsppahan-
mock and sees but one village Port Roysl)
and but one Indifferent city (FredeIioks-
bIrg); up the York and Pamunky hun
dred miles, and comes to one or two
HLsndinFs" Of two or three houses, now
deserted. Riding over the country be is
struck with the sparseness of the popuIa-
ton even, IS it must have been before the
war. Pretentious names that at the North
would mean 8 community Of thousands,
cover here an Insignificant hamlet Of q
dozen houses. He rides miles and miles
between farms, or plantations. The hou-
ses are mainly small and unpainted, dilsp-
dated structures, the outbUildings o few
negro huis. Ride up to them and be
finds them deserted, except, maybe, by
"nstiVe" too old for war, or old African
eroniess too old to run away. He sees no
school houses, and but few churches. 1
have ridden over nearly all the roads In
the region we have traversed between the
RapPshsDn0ek and the James, and have
seen barely one schoolhouse. Curiosity
led me TO enter. Every seat was furnished
with spittoon found one book, aSmith's
Grammar, 'adspted, as the preface states,
"for use in the "Confederste States.n 80
fer as can see, the adaptation consists in
substituting &c. s +" for "U. s." and the
elimination Of sentences In praise Of lib
erty.
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This Wen Know Line Of FIRST GLASS
sghEH sEAAMERs connects Ar OgdenSbGTgh
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1ozs,. haItloEds and MtHloughbY, flinsEgils 6Snn-
~ A1tahu and Oonneant, elosss = 8sl5 A -
..is 1sEsHH T1HoUaE, Tor NsE Eork oalY, oiossa e
HAAFHRE THRoUaH, for Hrfo, Ruflalo. AIbsuv. Bo-,
toni Rev York and Hartford, closes AZ ~ n
EA1lAhA HAEs lor All points between Olsqaiand aB4
WGsTERI THnoUaH, for ToIsdo, Dstruft U,to.ll
and MllEaukess closes g zoo p. II
MAsIERH IHB0uans sor 10t6do, userois, Chiealn,
Dqpl91es ~ yoeeph and Oeiro el11a1 e so p. u,
M4LERA hAfs Tor All potntl b5ruaen uSVeIsni
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POINTS, closes At sd p. ~.
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Nheelings closes At 500 p. n
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lngtons closes st l1s25 p. n. FIT7-
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Me.isEtllss and f1ttsburg, aArrisburg Phisdaphi1-
hainnore and MaahinRtnn, closes e I'm a ~
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sasGEsynIl,, BAH, ~. slOsss TussdAgs dsas.
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MARaE1sguI1, cioges daily, mn A. -
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MORNING LEADER.
Political.

At a Republican ratification meeting ct
Bangor, Maine, few days ago Vice-Presi.
dent Hsmlin made an address Of some
length, wherein he took occasion heartily
10 commend the nominations made ct Bal
timore, eulogiziDg both President Lincoln
and Governor Johnson. BE spoke Of the
latter from personal knowledge, Is an in
eorruptible patriot one eminently fitted
snd qualified for the position 10 which he
has been nominated, and said that the
ticket will have the henest and earnest
endorsement and support Of ell loyal men.
Mr.. Hamlin is said TO aspire to succeed
Mr.. Fessenden in the United States Senate.
The Chicago Times takes the position
that the question Of the postponement of
the Chicago Convention should be decided
By that body when assembled, and not by
the National Committee. As to the place
Of holding the Convention, Governor Yates
makes the following suggestions, which
are not looked upon with favor by the De-
moorRtic press: " will tell you where
would be the best place to hold their Con!
Vention. The most fitting place for them
to be on the Fourth Of July next disgrao.
ing the day: the best thing they could do
for all parties, and especially for them.
selves, would be to hold their meeting in
some pondsrous, worn out old schooner,
let It drift out into the lake, and let some
good samaritan pull out the plug at the
bottom, and let them hold the Convention
O. the bottom Of the lake where nobody
can find them.
A prominent Democrat at Rochester,
according to the Democrat OF that city,
who was growing at General Grants
WAS asked fairly the question
whether be thought Grant would take
Richmond. "NO," he instantly answered.
e Do you hope he will take Richmond ~
4" No, neither hope he will take it, nor
want him to take it" was the reasonable !
answer.
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The Tribune 90 the ChIcaa0 ConvestIOn.
Il, on the other hand, those who are
quite as eager for peace, but who do not
seek it through O rebel triumph, shall pre-
vail, ana nominate q ticket OF fighting
generals, or one such for President we
shall have a far more sFdnnns and edusl
Presidential contest Ent the Republic
will in any event be saved. On reflection,
therefore-preferring the safety Of the Re-
public to the easy and overwhelming
triumph Of any party, We choose that the
Vallandigbam fsotion should be Hoered,
and we rejoice that Val. has come back to
help TO secure that result.
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GL0TRINa.
THE POET ON A TRAIN;
ne Ronanoe of lho RaiIruaa.

The Romance Of the RaiIraad.
By tho author Of ths "Tair IneE," fThe Prince Q
Ilil Wales" "Ehe Ghost HuntsrB," 80.
t0eETIHUED.l
UHAPFER IX-THE KISS IN FHE DARE,
After waiting six long hours,
And with hunger almost dead
News came tnaI the tEaoK was mendsd,
And the train soon went ahead;
Soon we passed place called Johnst0Wn,
10 Filled with iron fOundrtss.
where tbs people all were working
Like lot Of busy bees.
Then We came to q great tunnel;
10 hear me sat pr tty miss
And WHEN all was dark midnight,
+ Quick from her stole kis8
g. "Lh,n she cried, the people shouted,
And before We reached the light
- In my seat again all right.
After passing the great tunnel
To plsce We Quickly cams
And Orei son ia its ua ne;
Many people in the sumner
10 this pleasant spot repair
To enjoy It's cooling waters
And Its pure, fresh mountain ar,
At Altoona We took breakfast,
ItWas one o'clock or more
such a lot of hungry mortals
neer laid eyes on before;
All the good things on the table
In short time did disappear;
And they all shouting wildly
"Quiokly bring more breakfast here
When I vent to pay for breakfast
bsid the landlord We must ohar7s
l0u Just QOuDse pr1Ce Tor break lass,
For your mouth 80 aWfnl large
81 don't see IL, said - dear sir;
But Just charge it you will,
And while you are about It,
Send 10 Uncle San the bill"
IHotice to Drafted men and Others in the service Of
Uncle eam, and all in want Of Rubber Blankets,
Rubber Goats LeEginB, Cashmere and flannel shirTg
Military Clothing ef any and every desert ptioh and
ne Clothing fOE Spring aud Summer wear. We
ave now the largest st0ok In the City, which We
Ill sell atshe very lowest prices.
Isaac A. Isase's Union Hall,
Sole Agent for the sale Of Singers Oesbratsd Sewing
hRohines stOrr's Automatsn Pressman and
StrOnGs Pateat army Bsd-Trunk,
Corner Superior and UHfon ST.
~ Look ont for the Giants "a maVis
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CURE THAT LoATHsoMB MALADY.

On. eooDAGEs's OkTARRH REHKDI.-It psnetrateu
70 the very seat Of this terrible Disease and EXTERN
lRnos 1t, roos and branch forever Dr. GoodaIs Is ths
INST and only person who ever told the world what
GAFARRH really was-Where It commenced and what
Eonla cure It. Dr. GOodhle has now Bpent lifetime
cret ambushi and making known 70 the world Tie
ht that Catarrh, which has for ears dsed tho ski
aud research OF medical men and authors I'm this
country and In Europe, can now be cured with the
Hsme uniform Certainty that morning follows night
EFepared BY Il. GOoDALE. M D., New York. Prios
81 % send stamp for a Pamphlet.
For sale By g. W. CLARK, lie supsrior-5t., Olsve-
an J. Ohio. maTa2-Ba