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Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-25
eenera, off.eer. y.,theu, oomnana.

General OFFICERS without Comnnan DIS.
Secretary STANTON on the 18th inst sent to the
Senate the names of Major Generals and Brig
adier-Generals without commands equal to a
brigade; the number of their stats, their pay,
combinations and rations, ana the Major and
Brigadier- Generals in command of departments
and districts. together with his opinion if they
were needed Among the number are the fol-
lowing from Indiana:
Lewis Wallace, Major General, s445. relieved
Nov. l6, 1862; on Court Martial duty until Nov.
5, 1863 No staff
r. II. Milroy. Major General, 1896; relieved
June 20, 1868. No staff.
Willis A. German, Brigader General, 1922;
relieved June 81. 1853. No staff
Z. r. s. Candy, Brigadier General, 1892; re-
lieyed September 10, 1868: on duty in War De-
partment. No staff. ~
solomon Meredith, Brigadier General. s299
so; relieved October 10. 1863 Absent on sick
certificate Staf-Samuel h Meredith. First
Lieutenant 18th Indiana Volunteers, Sll9 so
III. b Darlington, Brigadier General, 1929 so;
has bad no command or staff; on duty with Gov
ernor OF lnfana-
The whole foots up as follows:
Number of major generals without command
erals, ~ number of staff officers serving on the
stats of general officers without a command
equal TO a brigade-coionels 3; lieutenant colo
pels, q; majors. q; captains, II; Iieutenants, 9
Total monthly pay of major generals, s. $40;
total monthly pay Of brgadier generals. $780,
so; total monthly pay Of colonels, $3.50; total
monthly pay Of hentenajit eolonels. 1897; total
monthly pay Of majors. 81 .u94; total monthly
pay Of captains. S2.l79; total monthly paw of
leutenants, ,070 SO Total, 5,I6l So Grand
total. s27 1893
NUMBER MAJOR AND BRIGADIER GENERALS CON
NASDISG DEPARTMENTS, DISTRICTS AND POSTS.
Departments Major Generals a; Brigadier
Generals, A. Districts--Msjof Generals. 2: Brig
adler Generals, a. Posts-Mnjor Generals, 1 !;
/ Brigadier Generals. IA TotaI--Major Generals.
Z: Brigadier Generals. 25.
! This list does not include Major Generals
Couch Brooks, Stahl, Sigel and others in Penn
sylvania and elsewhere, IN command of camps.
aud apparently nominal duties. Their
stats will swell the list aud exhibit an immense
expenditure Of public money. which the Senate
will probably decide shall be in future saved to
the National Exchequer or be appropriated to
increase "ell.earned pay Of fighting men.
CESsURE or THE ADMINISTRATORS ny THE
Quo LKoIsLAruRE.--The Ohio Legislature,
which, Is nearly all comdosed Of Republicans. has
passed aresoIuiion thanking General Rosecrans.
This Is a sharp censure upon the Administration
al Washington. who removed that officer Cor
alleged incapacsy .-[Cin. Eco. 81 3. !. Is {.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-25
STATE ITEMS.

The House then adjourned.
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Il gives rs great pleasure 10 unsthat
he FR4sKlss HousE, on Main street ~
front 81 the Court House, viii be reftted
apd vel furnished ii 4 Few days md opened
for the accommodation Of the pabiic, BY
Messr1. FasrKa, GeosEa a Go, Mr. Poster
is = loyal man from Bloans county, and Mr,
Cooper Is 3 loyal mar. and an ezperisaeed
hotei.knepsr tlvm Nashville. These ger
tleman viii bring their supplies lg way Of
Nashville,
This newly opeBsd hotei viii bs great
matter for citizens and Others, cp1ning and
going 10 end from AIl points. And vii be :
matter Of great relied 70 resident fatalities
here, who have been eat pst and can 81
other suppliss The eonnlry has bsen iaid
waasei isa substance eaten Oh, and money,
no matter how plenty, went buy proyis-
lena
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Renting Abandoned Property.

Tie houses, plantations, ferries. be, aban-
asssd by rebels, have been turned over
Ae undersigned in the district Of Eastern
tennessee. Persons desiring 20 rent or
lease abandoned property Of this ehsraeter,
viii apply 70 ne, OF in my absence 20 my
deputy in that department, JoHs Il. HEsKr.
Those having rented from the agents APP
PSinted By rebels who have fed, viii he
csrefal bot to pay over their rents 10 tAeHs,
I'D to IMPORT themselves 10 nae FOR new con
rsc;s. Transfers and sales made since the
is, Of January, 1863, BY rebels, arc nall
AL rsia, and viii be trealcd - ffaadnleni,
asathers are in this town q number Of
So
4 !zss order OF the War Department
gssrzstess protection Of labor and crops TO
& pers9us desiring 70 plant this season
xfhia the Federal lines As the season is
zai&ly sdvaReiag, immediate action Is ne
Saary. Cora eaH yet be planted. andeut
sanding wheat crops can be SAVED.
W. G. BRowSLow,
Asst Spec Agt. Treas DRt
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77=l x.svils, s..srasy, ApFl =, lssa.


messinx b proposed % b hsla On SATURDAY, tae
~ aAy Il April. Al The sncddy ehasch' south q
ssl.son river Al sie hsur 81 eAeicrk 7. NJ where
.l9-ses sais.ssss usIl l.e made . the peoFls "a
.-Ssa ~ some q TIE leading topic. a tie TINES
n .hs sane slas aud piAre there vii Be etsFsl 70
a. pssle cp thsi sccaiOn Cor their adePsi.n se'ns
-.sgioas ectiaE 70 ss Status Il Political ccNssd-
.-,,,ss new sxitsting ahs Peapls ef East Teahcs.
The peoPle ara respectfully requested % siteaa.
sss.F.rs from Knoxville have coaaitieanily
Esd 70 sstsaa Gsd address Us.
J. p. BUSxER
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he War ana Rasl Tennessee

I ~ he sssa y rrfesehes 70 another column
: :. Eass Tsnnsses Res@s sociesy proposes,
. EEsa1fixe commistes 70 hsasne a eal-
20 ~ asFosiss1y e naanscrpt narratives hsv.
- '.iasss 70 the troabiss IA IL this p.r, Of The
- - assss she last three yasn Il is plaInly
-s ~, susAs wsFk shaala b aoHe. while the
,s.. sAs SHr are ye; ftesh 9 tbe Minds d
-, !. - sad sAiis hey sbo bess Sod ar
a. = 'Ass'est'ns hsd mszssEubis srsaaA ell
I'VE Ard Is then i no HisssFsoai sosIssy Is
~ -, 'ae eoaairT whoss once b 3 b eallesi
sys,,... : 'ase naEratisss shess e e. ohris.s
e., .ssa = = Relief SOcissy undertaking thsl
~. ..a !, =. @sas nos part Of Is crigsal psT.
90 s'''ssT sitlin ID sphsra s
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xrrIble hatchery At Fort PIIlow.
ran nEnEls XIII PouR RrNpRkB az rHE
aARRlEoS.

Fhk NknELs ktLh FOUR HFSDhkB az THE
GARRISON
Carlo. april t4-~On Tuesday morning
Forrest with some 6, 900 men attacked Fort
hllow Soon AFTER the stack Forrest sent
4 flag Of truce, demanding the surrender Of
the garrison, and in the meantime was dis
posing bis forces 50 as 10 gainR decided nd.
vantage Major Booth, OF the 18th Ten.
nesee cavalry, was ia command with four
hundred Of that regiment two hundred of
the Ist battalion 9th u. s. heavy artillery,
Formerly the LIST Alabama cavalry, colored.
The Gag of truce was refused
Fighting was resumed afterwards, when
second flag eame IN, which was also re-
fused Both flags gave the rebels the ad.
vantage of gaining new positions The
battle was kept up till p. NJ, when Major
Booth wls killed, and Major Bradford took
command The rebels now came on IN
swarnp, ovsrp0wcring our troops, and eoIa.
polling surrender. Immediately upon the
surrender ensued q scene which utterly baf-
fles description. Up 10 that time compare
lively few had been killed, but the rchel
fendG AZ blood -thirsfy as devils incarnato,
eommented indiscrimiuste hatchery Of
whites and blacks, including those of both
eoIors previously wounded. The black sol
diers. becoming demoralised, rushed to the
rear. the white officers having thrown down
their arms.
Botk whits and blacks were bayoneled,
shot, or eabred, even dead bodies, &nd hor.
ribly mutliased children seven or eight years
old. Several negro women were killed in
cold hleod. Soldiers unable 10 speak from
wounds, were shot dead and their bodies
rolled into the river.
Dead and wounded negroes were piled in
hats and burned, and several citizens who
Joined our fosecs for protection were killed
or wounded. Out OF the garrison OF 600,
only 200 remained alive Among our dead
officers are Capt. Bradford, Lieats Barr,
Aeher, Strom, Wilson, Revet, and Major
Booth, all Of the 18th Tennessee cavalEy,--
Capt, PASTOR, aud Lieut.. Logan, OF the 18th
Tennessee cavalry, and Capt, Young, of the
gath Missouri, acting Provost Marshal, were
taken prisoners.
The steamer Platte Valley came up about
50 a'cl0ch, and was hailed by the rebels M.
der dag Of truce. Man were sent asliore
40 bury the dead and take ahoard saeh
wounded as the rebsis had allowed to i've.
Fitty-eeYsn were taken aboard, Including
seventy eight colorsd men. Eight died on
their way up. She arrived here this even
Ing, and was Immediately cent 70 the Mount
CITY hospital TO discharge her suffering car.
90 Among the E0Hnded officers Of the
colorsd srosps are Capt Pootsr, Lieutenant
Libbsrss and Adiutant Lenming Six guns
wsr,s asntased. Including two iepOppd
psrrots. ana tso i2.poand howit3ers Its
the intentsoa Of tho fshels 20 svacuate the
placs and uIovs on taWards Nsmehia
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sass Hesting and Pele Raising a
Clinton.

Frs, Monday Of Nay next, the old Gag
v;a b. thrown to the brseze from the same
,,a, j. xss torn from by traisoroas hasds in
1881 Several gentlemen viii be present 10
.tare~ the people on the topics Of the day.
TAa will be sn important aecsing, As the
sosiss Convention is already beginning TO
usas tie public mind. Come eai, q we
s.sir. ali sides to be represented in discns.
sea before the masses.
MANI cITIzKSS
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Ior eale.
LOUISVILLE
NATIONAL UNION PRESS.

A Daily Newspaper 10 represent and advocate
the rfeaes Of Unconditional Onion Men.
IrRoM the inception o. the rsbslliun the genuine
III Union sentiment Of The State Of Ksntas-ky has
found bot little expression either in The addresses 81
the prominent politicians a. In The pfsss This
stats Of things, at 81 lines source ef muFmariHE
though svewhat allsyisted By the pugtisf earpy 81
into Dissatisfaction and pOsiiss demand for saeh
newspaper.
Demanding that the rebellion shall Be suppressed,
ne would have sli the means necessary 70 suppress
Il eheerfaliy supplied Regarding unity ~ essential
to speedy success would enforce q a. the duiy Of
Government-rhilst the war eontippss--sympathy
and support Believing the rebellion 10 be not only
without pslliation or excuse, bat crime We voad
have Il taught that those who have Enaugufased and
prosecated Il shcuid wholly bsar the responsibility
Of its guilt. Recognising the rebellion n giExntie
graphing With q fslly realized.
In 50 wide leld whsfs she instrBEneDts employ
ed mus lc varied errors u Judgment are unsyoid.
able. WeNeala not ihsfefors. Judge hsnhly q
the means esnplosed whilst W see they are suggss-
ted by sincere desire t1kfeealabiish tie suGhofty
Of the GaveFnmenI In word, Ws wish 20 teach
that t + The paramount daty Of the Government 60
preserve the Clsop by oil ths m4ans recognized By
BY civil warfare Rejoicing al every triumph Of oar
anna ee desire 20 affiliate with those true Unien
efa cSefy here Nho pope Tor ana iok 70 sns rs
tioas success in lbs fedaef 20 its defeat the
surcss means Of securing . lasting and hohorabls
peafp.
The sole 81 tha people Of KsBtueky, On every
occasioa--and their resolutions in thsiF primary
meetings saf ahead Of their politicians far IN ad-
vance Of their pres are 10 Hs the surest guaranty
that majority with u. The elies4 81 this pa
per i 20 give organization 10 that majority, and
TO develepe into political hetion the eOnviciions
which. 10 their hearts the people cherish. Alsa 10
take full advantage Of the facilities ~ eommsRd to
furnish lie patrons With the cnrrsnt Bevs and 10 de-
Yclopc scms important features 81 Daily, that have
not Hitherto received from the pres hore the prom
inrnec desirable in . mercantile continually
without waiting Ees the new pres type. &c. The
Publisher depending upen his present resources.
net iRcansde5Able, ventures tosnsouhes The ap-
psaranee cE The first number On Monday, April
18th, 1864.
To city sutserihers payable 10 he carrier twenty
cent per week,
10 mail satscFben. payable In RdyAnce % per
month; IS Zoe Sin nonihsl % Tor one yssF-
Special Inducements Offered til June lstI
For eie In advance, The Daily aPress' and any
weekly, moathlf, or quarterly psper or magazine,
the subscription pries Tor which does nnt exceed s.
I. A. CIVIL.
t5I Vain ssrsss. LOuissillA X,
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UOileeiiag lHiOsual CInsms.

L. Las. :. L =, q McKlssax. A.tornsys
N - : ], '1'l. advertisement vii. show,
lafotas..s,l Tie parpOss Of esllassine All
Goreran.. ai against the UnisAd States
e Tb.v.4 whatever nature shsy mar
ispon,gI. ga. well Recommended, and ara
hssd.,,.. Oasiness men. They propose
u O.. t' The eoEisetion Il III elsisos IS
.a-s.s@ Aas'er aud connianFy pa.
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Ii simpofisns inst the ssehts ard eseaffsncsa
ID ksss Tennessee e6iinsatea with ne was, shopia
- fAlthfAlls ttrotdsf and preserved. n View q
his fses ne xsctislye eehsnlae Of he Espl Ten.
nsasee Nslief Association ktsu decided 70 Do what
they CD ssehfis that end. All eifissas Who have
slafAd Ii any tSenes % transactions If sperial In
lsfsss efaeink nsi q Ne Naf ard loeaiea n East
TesHssses er che have hesn psfsoAai observers in
ae iastahep, are ihefsfsre Sslaested 10 put their
tnelIetiens 20 writing and tfansnlt isls h6Ffstives
e The Hotiess fgs safe ksstlhe All samauaiea.
ions theuId Il sreusntsnisi by Fssposaibls name
ssid Be sidfeeesi 20 Jehn 81 Fleming Esq, secfs.
tsfy et p sitksf member u ne E1eeatiys Gem
miisse hgr2sdf
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A. Ksi.n,.1 fe.lss seq = iha pakl iAtnesh
sesif ess,Sr. 4kaf ~ lteleglg ptfnltisa 81 tae
isiItsss NJ Is = 5 Il > eEfls aI9 eaae.s
81 fhs small rfseszs q leli p npafpsnl Wa
IS fsKpIaiInnl Il - t3Ebgslg fyiak - ~ -
& 4 faae 4 : Ssfses + c5en e. Nan fess
tzsf dear ahee4 - : eefl NsnlA WHERE vi ks<&
! slssps hlasA - e. 81 esna|sg1sa - 49,
3 ss a,rrxzw xxeF
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80, RAJ. he vert scss tssssiz 80
sss' = -. - s,rip.s en- ~ Or LlbeEtyl
lbs s,s, =. S.,ss,--s aiissaaa ef fAs Tfsti
IS s. - s.ss thsl aarss ls plstk tAss asse.
- ,..y ,rsnp', --s.ssa ssales ds.est,
=. ,s,,,.l, 81 .ss sssasnSAsa iana nd seai
-, p.ss is,l ssens kesxess bst set tf-sa TIRE
-, sriss. sksli s.ssa Nhilss sssnaa tie san
=, e,..rs, MI 1sss.ss eenstssios AeNt
W -, IN. ss6s a. .-ss 4 lssFs thea pa.
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Cor. ANDREw JoHxsox, accompanied by
Gel w. A. Browning. bis private secretary,
a-rrsd here prior 20 the assembling Of the
taa7easiop. The Governor MAS enihnsias-
s'alIy received by bis old friends and the
sssgates, ahd lis presenes amongst Us was
tsih the deliberations Of the body
Col. Browaiug has shdeared himself to
De loyal Teanesseeens in the Federal army,
" the interest he has manifested IN their
Ssaare, and with all soldiers and citizens
sta whom be has had intercourse. Is con.
s's5tial secretary Of the ExecutIge or ear
se, be has created $ good impression He
He'arteOas, accommodating officer and
sslenan.
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The Ferry at Clinton.

IL the GoxeEhmeat agent have rented
4, abandoned rebel ferry on the Clinch
hsr. At Clinton, TO l. C. Houk, Of Ander-
The conditions arc, that said
Eslk pays $3.50 rsat per annun, keeping
Il FERRY at his own expense, and ferry all
ssssss and matters contested with the ar
BY entitled 20 free ferriage, free At MI
tnss giving them the preference over citi.
rsns and III matters relating TO private en-
terprises CT business. lie takes charge at
esce iad bis contract dates from the 25th
Of ApS 1854 ". 6. BRowxLew.
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go dozen COTTON CARLISLE ,;
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$50 FLAX SPINNING WHEELS,
zoe WOOL SPINNING WHEELS;
&c doaan Whesl IrUna.
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A BAsHFuL youth was paying his addres.
ses to q gay lass Of the country, who had
long despaired bringing things to crisis,
he called one day when she was at home
alone. ~ After settling the merits of the
weather u"sMiss said, son "a j e.a.-'.4
u dreamed of youdsst night s.l ,ro
, t:Did you2o iWhy,unowrp,tra NO 7a'
"Yes, 1 dreamed that yourkissed me.'f,
=. HWhy, inowl What did you dream your
mother saida". .aso4 w. r'.a.. lo. = I.
"Ohl dreamed she WASH. home" 20
>, 4 light dawned on the youths intellect
and directly something was heard to crack
perhaps his whip, and perhaps not, but ID
q month they were married. ic eoya lgla
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.
THE LATEST WRINKLE--A lIcifer match
is now in the market that differs from any
thing hitherto in existance. ID pom the side
Of each box is chemically prepared piece
Of friction paper, When struck upon this
the match instan lyignites. When struck
upon anything else whatever it obstinately
refuses to fame. You may lay it upon a
red bot stove, and the wood of the match
viii, calciue before the erd of it ignItes.
Friction suplu auy thing else than this pre-
pared pasteboard has mo effect upon it.
The invention is an English one, and by spe
cial act, Of Parliament the use Of other
mstches than this is not permitted in any
public buildings. The discovery isa euri-
Gus one. There is not,a particle Of sulpher
in the composition ef,the lucifsrs in ques-
ton. ..-.1. .t1 8. s1s as aA
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A NEWSPAPER soT OF THIS woRLD.-We
receive from Huntsville, Indiana, hebdom
adal called the sKingdom of Heaven ~ II
is not of the esrtb, ~ eastbly, but, like the
unclouded sky above, 10 printed inblue ink,
edited by blue>stockings, setnp by printers
who have. the blues aud threatens "blue
ruin" to all who do not 60 In for 'freedom,
in its widest broadest sense or death even
in it's most horrible form ~ Chicago Post.
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TIE END OF THAT PART OF THE FARCE
A Washington dispatch this morning an
nouuces the release from the Old Capitol
Prisoo of the Democratic voting agents from
Pennsylvania who bad been arrested and
imprisoned in pursuance ofthe plan to sieze
and destroy the votes of the Democratic
soldiers. Also Q statement representing
Mr.. M'Kibben TO have confessed" ia true
Thus ends that part of the farce. l.HaI ~.
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THE WIZ Department has i.susd 6fasrt fdssus9'
that sll enlisted meH,q ss sbe isxpifat atisG of d
theis tern. of-ssrviss, mast benastsrsa ODE 81
and paid on muster a9t Eells, Ard ses % tho b.
fnal statement Of rsgimental Queer 20 .Thsni
only exceptions 1re den dischargsd Py,
spetiaii oederaor dissbilisy, or Sdisehsfssd'
in the hospital on sxpafatisn Of 'tseisO sssA@'
or service, ss unable toStravsl. v''IS STOW u
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WRoNG TO KISS YOUR ewS HAND.-.-At To-
ronto, recently, a youg man was arrested
on a singular charge. II appears that the
prisoner, whose name is George Hamilton,
was proceeding along thestreet in company
with some companions, and kissed his hand
to young lady who Was passing along on
the opposite side Of the street For this he
was. taken into custody aud conveyed to
the Young street ce-Station. i,oG
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al!aI!l:lltlp(!l... d y. p!l.,R,e! R,e!lglIilsi;ters: llIli;t

LEWIS ssxeKa CO.. fvrs.l t....rsE. e, |, |.
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52DR.. srRIcKLXNp's N'f. "
MELLIFLUOUS1 1'' :
COUGH BALSAM

CURES Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, Asthma, and =
Y oen.u1Pssa Ssli z assy e, =. q ,. cs s.s
s.rickiand,s MeIiA ssss cSSst RsisaA
"a convince them thssitis the bsst pssgsssoa ssss
nssd IL not only cures the above adsctions Of the
Throa. and Lang, BUTT cures nighs sveAe md vpt.
ting Of blo1d and Is an exssllert gsSsh t0r a tcr
idne for infants. Price 50 cents peg bottle fsr ss
BY druggists generally.
4 General Depot, cinoinnat, ohis. 80 E''' 'no
Sod by Logan, List Co, wheelins, T"I I-.c.
b a" Jacob Csrns, Prdsspost o7an'oGG SO q
-" Nicbasl Mekelvey, Btllairs,
N. Mahon ACC, Canesidse bri sAAs 81 v
VI. Thomas Cummins, Warrington, ,..J
, 80 . W.P.koeerA MsrristoWa,J .,tR ~ .hi'
o. O. Nstcslf, Belmont a, -, d,
~" 3. =. Welsh D Co, DruySsts, bslleAfNs w
gs, ~ Richardson Il Bro, Front .t,, pslaifs, "a
- nu Jacob Altmeyef, Benwood, ". Va,
I" 1oi iAIaak Hays, frsst ss., Ssllaifs iItd IL
JunsIe-ly -dawTu&F
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A,DRovE OF. governm ent mules was be-
ing driven over bridge which spans creek
near Nashville, last week; the structure
gave way under, the immense weight and
the entire drove were precipitated down a
distance Of thirty feet Sixty or seventy
Of the animalswere killed on the spot and a
number we're so badly wounded that they
were shot after reaching the bank. ~
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-; Msicsyts bas ysI}as hJiw ,sDfsoa
.SSaa sa4sun5oa 10 1ssIs9 dsid 15Gi79i
oi b,ib 3oyg5 ri sVlisiHos91qsI sso1c'
eolts97s,ls sra.ssisaH CA -1ssi .'1eA
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Hseveeral corrugated iron houses are in pro-

ESeyeral corrugated iron houses are in pro-
cess Of construction in New York. The
material poed is lhia piece OF ron, CORFU
gated by machinery Two Of these placed
al, any desired distance apart, as tte thick
ness of the Faii maybe rSquireo. are held
6rnly in their position by peculiarly con-
strpetetl ioists, and, then tilieddn u IT'D ee-
mSht He idea of bui ding ION hr usesis
of3, but It bas neEerabefere this time been
reduced to- Practice This may DO the
dawn of new era in architecture. s'1sc
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-12-08

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The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-12-08

"A YOUNG lady married man by the name
ofDaSt, agaipstthe wishes, of her parents,
not long SINCE Alter a short time they
lived unhappy together, and she returned
to her fathers house, but be refused to re-
.oeiye her, saying :t"Dust thou art and unto
Dust thou shalt re turn. 7as.st 2.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-12-08

.- rnr Repubiicsn pre,s Of Illinois are bret
IL generally advocating the repeal Of the
"Black Laws,' as they are tsrmsd, which
were enacted for the prohibition Of negro
immigration to the State "a ...,ci b,ao,l,.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-12-08
Yearly Advertising.

q. aBoapEHioffowers, cut with jack kuife
out of carrotsy turnips and beets, are among
the latest novelties. A rose, cut in light.
tinted beet, and'a dshlia cut in sturnip,
are mentioned % JoG i' q 'ei3 o'- COR"
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-12-08

b PEopL accustomed to speak BY the card
say that Beaufegard has been edchred, and
that Sherman 10 making march, He GER
tainly seems tohsss gone 1t alone, SO far. .
Beauregard will have to order Hbod' up in
a hurry.sogrr .1.1 iuift huyd' a'2IEdyO
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-12-08

I TEE King Of Pruasia b yehisf 4 oil sthstH
lodges Of Free, Mssops in HE kingdpgel hAl.
has taken sdvantsgs Of THU, positi9N 4. ~
iransunis 10 the 6rSnd MaSters ssof ,kif the
lcd .rss ascaeukr, exhestins them 20 rshAih y
iafai thfui TO tAsif, King sinis shS rarsessso
which win insyis.blyttaks place IN stbs.ia' %
mediate iutIre ,iae mo us,ixa' ns 20 nIc