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indianapolis and Madison
RE N II Il Gz 1DA HB.
lS63sM K 1868.

day. Feb. 2, 1863.
1.-TWO passenger trains daily (Sundays excepted be-
tween Indianapolis and Madison.
Leave the Union Depot Indiana polls. at 900 A. "
and p NJ. arriving al Madison at 80 A ~ and $50
+. NJ.
Leave the Depot az Madison at A. N and 2:4o p NJ.
arriving at indianapolis at II A. a. and 740 p. NJ
Trains leave Columbus for nashville p. NJ, arriv-
Ing at $40 i NJ Returning leave Nashville I A NJ.
arriving al Columbus az lis a. u.
This Road forms line with the Packets at Madison for
the transportation Of freight between Cincinnati and In
dianapoiis and points West.
Tarf Of Freights "a low as by any other route.
Slippers and merchants West will find IT 10
est TO ship by this line.
feb2 d.. BRANHAM. Superintendent.
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Fire.

SEDALIA. Mo. March "A fire broke out at
: O'Clock this morning IN the Missouri Hotel and
spread 80 rapidly that many females escaped only
bs jumping from the windows
Five persons are known to have been killed
among them the wife and daughter of the pro
prietor OF the hotel, I W. Gresham
Several buildings west aud one whole block
east of the hotel were consumed
The loss i estimated AT ! $50 900. with little
insurance.
The fire was undoubtedly the work of an in
eendIary.
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INDIANAPOLIS, md, THURSDAY MORNING
Exchange OF Prisoners.

NKw York, March 1.-The Tribunes Wash
ineton special SAYS:
1t will rejoice the hearts Of thousands in the
North to know that Gen. Butler has succeeded
in making arrangements with Mr.. Ould which
will probably lead to an exchange of prisoners.
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NEw YORK March 1.-The following special
rre,pOndence has been received:
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE PoToNAC,l
March lst
1t seems that Gen. Seigwick was sent to the
extreme LETT OF the enemy 10 engage his atten-
ton and divert his vigilance from the Rapidan
fOrds
Gen. Fitzpatrick. taking advantage of this,
crossed the Rapdan river, and proceeded TO
make rapid detour to the southwest OF the
enemy's main position around GOrdOnsville and
Orange H., while Cusler swings rapidly round
the extreme right of Sedgwick, via Madison and
Staniordsyille.
Our latest information from Fitzpatrick was up
to O'Clock yesterday morning, when he was re
ported to he at SpOttsville. and on the trot.
OF Custer we have positive information that
his long lines of cavalry dashed rapidly through
Madison before daylight yesterday morning.
Ii Is reasonably supposed by Tribune special
who left Madison at noon that Custer had en-
gagged the enemy at | o'clock as heavy cannon
aiding was heard at that hour in the direction of
Orange Court House, and it continued until
dark
Gray sends news from Madison c. II dated
Monday noon, that Sedgwick's corps marched
vn ! av-doy, with four days ratons, towards
Robinson river.
On Sunday forenoon most of the corps bivou-
acked, and Gen. Sedgwick established his head
quarters
Talbott's brigade pushed on to Madison with
some cavalry under Capt. Claffiin.
The lst Division of the Sd Corps came up to
the support of the 9th Corps on Sunday night at
l o'clock.
On Monday morning Clusters cavalry and
some horse artillery marched out of town to the
Rapidan, which they crossed near Barnett's
Ford
The news from the front indicates a battle this
morning at Stanardsville between Custer ,c,,v-
airy and some rebel ;!.:..sa,,trr.
Rumors persistentv place Fitzpatrick at about
% miles from Richmond, give us Spottsylyania
c. II. and Madison c. H, and as a drawback
swell the waters of the Rapidan six feet gher
than Yesterday.
The Times special dated Washington. March
lst, saws:
The latest information from the Army of the
Potomac is to o'clock this morning
Heavy musketry firing was heard this morning
off to the extreme right. in the direction of
Stanardsvllle, where il was thought that Custer 5
cavalry had met the rebels
Madison well as SPOTS, lvania are in our
possession
There is an evident disposition on the part of
Lee to avoid battle 10y keeping behind his Ell
trenchments
Fitzpatrick has been heard from The report
is favQTable
Lees communications no longer remain un-
broken
1t was reported to day at Cupepper that the
Hampton Legion had been badly whipped, with
loss OF several hundred prisoners-Hampton
among the number
The Worlds Washington special of March lst
saws =
Gen Fitzpatrick with large force of cavalry
and mounted infantry started three DAYS since for
Richmond. in the hope OF capturing that city by
co1p de main, or compelling Lee to leave his
entertainments at Mine Run and march to its
defense
The rapid retreat of Longstreet on Richmond
Is explained by this movement
il Is rumored that fitzpatrick will have the co
operation OF a large force advancing up the
Peninsula
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The Restrictions on Trade.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 29.-Sec. Chase has
promulgated an order removing restric lions
on trade in Missouri aud Kentucky. pro
vided that no products ior goods shall be
taken from them into any insurrectionary
State or part, except in compliance with
the regulations of Sept 18th, 1868. Re
strictions on. trade into and from other
states, especially on the Mississippi, &C.,
will be removed when in the opinion of the
President found compatible with the mill
tary measures necessary for suppression OF
the rebellion. q itsE % =
Sec. Chase has under consideration the
further removal Of restrictions, aud when
the approval of the War Department shall
have been obtained, additional regulations
will be adopted enlarginE the field of com
mercisl transactions IN the sections rescued
from the insurgents He is know to have
favored the most liberal facilities for bring.
ing cotton and other products to. market,
consistently with due regard for the re.
quirements of the military service. Gen.
erals commanding are necessarily the
judges of the necessities of the situation in
military point of view, aud when those
directing the military movements shall
deem it prudent and safe, the efforts of this
Secretary of the Treasury will not be
wanting to adopt regulations for more
liberal traffic. z S9I To- ! =
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Reoruiting in New York.

NEw YoRK, Jan. 29.--Recruiting in this
cltyis reported brisk, and it is believed
there no further need of the draft
DIR. Richie, rebel government contrac-
tor, was captured at Madon farm in the
recent raidup the James river. He was
the heaviest contractor in the confederacy,
The rebels have commenced to construct
a battery on the York river, 10 miles above
Gloucester, aud on that side of the river
they have also placed torpedoes, and two AT
the mouth of the Pamunky. They have
also obstructed the passage OF the East
river by torpedoes5 Several being placed
near its entrance to MObjac Bay.
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FOFoien News,

HEW fpRRt Jan. .29.-The steamer Ans.
traiasiSni from liverpool on the 18th. via
Queenstown 18th, arrived here this morn.
ing. ~ fl-..f - 80
me government investigation into the
case OF The rebel priyateer Rappahannock
late war steamer Victor, resulted ia prov
ing certain officials at Sheerness guilty Of
negligence of duty aud violation of the
mentality laws. The government is de-.
termtned TO prosecute the principal often
der, Mr.. Rumble, engineer and inspector
ofmRchinery, who was brought before the
magistrates and bound over in heavy
bonds. No proceedings against the others.
The case of the Pampero, seized on the
Olyde, had been transferred to the Scottish
court of Sessions as an exchequer cause,
and would shortly be detailed. H.
Tue steamer Germanis, from South
e,npton' took out several heavy siege guns
OF large caltbre for federal use. - 81
Three persons were summoned TO the
Liverpool police court on the 10Th, charged
with enlisting for the rebels. Only one
appeared, and on evidence showing bis
completely he was bound over to appear
The Governments prosecutor aud defend-
ants counsel denounced the cause as one
OF the most trumpery ever got up, ana
condemned federal espionage
The King of Denmark made brief
rights. ,'-h rsT.5 -
Austria and Prussia had taken steps
In the diet with pacific tendency.
. Opposition speeches in the Court Legis.
islAtitf had given rise to alarming rumors
in Paris. II is stated thatgthe Emperor is
greatly defended. There were some .ru.
mors offs coup de etat. 81.
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LoUlsvrLLE, Jan. 2s.-The Journal is
advised that the Kentucky Legislature
elected Gov. Bramlette U. s. Senator to !.
Maj! BradleyJshot Col. Vimont, both of
the 7th KY, in a personal alteration
about military return made by Vimout.
There are rumors of small party of
rebels capturing SIauarsVille. Others saw
they were repulsed.
a recent letter from Glasgow represent
the rebel raiders as being at that place.
R9mors still prevail of preparations by the
rebels for an extensive invasion of eastsrn
Kentucky, and military men presistentlv
deny that there is any Foundation for sncb
rumors. but laugh ut the idea as the rebels
have no alternative but to starye or make
an attempt for self preservation.
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DO7Di6l l6F D1IEiasF. a. fosdeP1i5,IlI

hO-Db NoF Da6 Dur Fesd APa k, M
rscolieCt thatwe published, several month";
ego, a-statemshtthat let Lieu tenant I Az.
SOD, of ut RgRand's Cavalry. had de-
serted bic command at Winchester and
gone overto therebels It was afterwards
learned from gentleman direct from
Richmond that Lawson bad committed So.
icide 10 Castle Thunder, the rebels, accord.
ing to report having confined him IN that
establishments. We are glad to learn
through Nj, Motlahsn, Union citizen Of
Braxtop county the particulars of whose
release frOm -Richmond are given in an
other article, that these statements in re-.
gard to J awsOn are probably incorrect.
Mr.. Mollahan saw Lawson in Richmond.
where he is still confined in prison, aud is
not aware of having even attempted to
poison himself Lawson regrets very much
that should bethougbt that he deserted.
he indignantly denies the accusation. and
sayssthst although the circumstances Of
his departure were a little suspicious, he
Will'show that he was captured by SQUAD
of rebel. Who took him away by force.
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R9rGovHRansNr CHAM. GANe.-There
are nov about thirty deserters in the A,he,
nedmr under sentence of hard labor with a
thirty pound ball and chain. AS. there is
nothing for the men to do here in the SER
vice Of the General Government, Captain
Over has set them to cleaning up the old
guns Of the State now deposited in the
wsreroom, corner of Market and Quincy
streets. We saw them going to dinner
yesterday under guard, carrying the ball
of degradation upon their shoulders. =
Macy of them are fiue locking men, aud
it is a pity that their services should be
lost 70 the country. q 49, - -
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Ger: Roseerans il 81. Lnni..

iST! LOUSY Jan. 29.-Gen. Rosscrans ar,
rived here at IL o'clock this morning, and
WasI Welcomed % the other side of tbt
tlVer by q committee of citizens represent
ing the City Government, the Merchsnts
Exchange, the Sanitary Commission 7an5
other organizations. o. arriving on tbis
side OF the river salute was fred and th Z
General escorted to the Hotel by a LARGE
,concourse of the military and citizens.
p A heavy thunder, lightning and hail
storm passed over this morning. 7f
Several steamers have arrived from be.
low: W 20 = eTEa a.rr4.-oEs
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New York Market.
NRw York, Jan.

NV YoRK, Jan. 90
Flour dull and lc lower, at So 76607 90
for extra R, q. o. 81 COOS SO, trade brands
closing heavy and very dull.
Whisky unsettled, State 7s@sO, aud 100
bbls. Western reported at so.
Wheat dull and from 2 TO 30 lower;
l52@l59 for Chicago spring, l54@I6O for
Milwaukee club; l59@Isl for Amber Mil.
wnukiei l64@l69' Tor Water Western:
lTo@l73 for Amber Michigan. a. sHiI
Corn more active andlower at l2O6I2l.
Oats dull and easier at 9O@92, Western
chiefly, 81. b. -i8' -
Pork without material chaugs.
Beef steady; cut meats inactive. small
sales az 500 for shoulders; le4@I23 Tor
hams; bacon sides 10 good request at
Lard unchanged.
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Sent After Her Riphta.

FoRTREss MoSRoE, Jan. 2s.-The follow.
ing special order has been issued -. ~
= +! SFORFREss MoNROE, Jan. IA, 1854. q
Special Order No.,I4 I Ii :.
Mrs. jennie Groves of Norfolk, having a
husband in the rebel States, and having
taken the oath of allegiance on the 22d
uit.. as she says, to save her property, and
also having declared that her sympathies
are with the South still, and that she
hopes they will be successful, is to be sent
through the lines and landed at City
Point, SO that she may be where her hopes
and spmPathies are.
Byicommand of MAJ. GEN. BuTLs R.
Mrs. Groves was, in accotdauce with The
the !. above order, sent to City Point to-
gay. ,-.lt haa ,7sfl- - ,i,.s. t'. -. - 81
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56FWrFH each succeeding day the
weather becomes more beautiful, and there
was never q more pleasant day in May
than was yesterday. The atmosphere was
mild; and the rays of the snn seemed to
bring out all those, eveninvalids, who had
for long time secluded themselves from
the outside world to escape the blasts of
winter The temperature was unusually
mild, and in the afternoon ladies thronged
the principal promenades, and the chill
dreniappeared on the sidewalks, happy
that the time had again come for them to
enjoy the fresh air. But such weather is
unusual, and cannot last long, while a
cold and cherries spring may follow, as
frequently occurs after a pleasant winter.
After the sun SGT the atmosphere became
somewhat cooler, but it was still pleasant
without heavy over clothing.
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en-. Roseorans-Prom RnoxviIIe=

en- Rosecrans-FFom Knoxville,
SlSs '9l Jan. 29.-Gen. Rosecrans
left last night for st. Louis. - ~
Officers of the Sanitary Fair have maid
over twenty thousand dollars to The Com
mission, making in ali two ;hundred and
twenty Thousand. nj isy.!a,,a,,
The 45th Pennsylvania arrived here YES
About twenty-five Indiana regiments
have re- enlisted. IN -
The GazetteRs Knoxville .corrsspondeh.
OF the goth says: 4-a -a4 s'E.o.irlsn
Last Friday our cavalry under. Generai
Sturgiss advanced in the direction of
Doddridge. forty miles from ROCKVILLE
on Saturday we drove the enemy's vi-
dettes outOfsthe village. A portion of
our infantry, under General Parks. also
moved up, but learning that the enemy
was In full force beyond Doddridee fell
back to their tormer position.
On Sunday morning, the enemy, seeing
that We bad withdrawn our cavalry as far
as possible, made q desperate attack, on
our lines with Hoods and Bushrod John.
sons diyisiouss led by Hampton's cavalry.
observing their desperate letermina
ton, Gen. Stnrgiss ordered Col. McCook.
commanding division of Elliott's cav.
airy, 70 charge the enemy. 80 =
This charge turned the fortunes of the
day, which PIP to this time had been de-
cidedly against US. ~
Our total loss was about one hundred
On Sunday night our forces, auticipat.
ing Hank movement, fell back to Straw.
berry Plains, sixteen miles from Knox.
vile. l ~ as SAT- HFFt.T
Iyon- the 10Th Geu.,Stprgiss fell back to
Knoxville, and the same evening crossed
Holstein river, with view of interceptinp
the enemy at Lieverville.
Grauger's troops, on the goth, were
moving in the same direction, where a
battle is pending. -,
Great anxiety ia felt at Knoxville, with
something ola panic. A
the enemy. 81 - ~--5-l-E- - - o
1t is pretty certain that Longstreet has
been heavily reinforced. Several prison
.ers taken are fresh from Richmond.