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ADJUSTMENTS.

UNnputo NrrvU n,rIr TDr
HVnDD Nn " lnEh I'VE,
- farI TENTH sThEEI, ABOVE PA. AVE.
sn..f.... -. -. ,..,,,---,...,s -.
T.. Ihis lsAIURDhDE EVENING, April %.
ihe peIiotmAnee wal commence with 0oldsmiths
auu H. ~ ~ 49, 49, ~ ~ .
M SIOOFb ~ CON z UERj
UI u imiInkhs % NIGHT.
ne "oon0irtp NE ", wv, ~, ,hs % arena Of the
.a -, ., q :, ,, a IN ttnS itAhDi
,MonaAy[kElD1WiH fUhHEsI In his renowned
ghhiaf9ter 81 shAl.tlACusi In Or. BIRDS tragedy OF
WednehdaYj May t-Deneht OF Miss Alice Gray.
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LOCAL NEWS.

WARRINGTON FAMILY MARKHT, April 20
ieet-The following arc the ruling prices to-day
second rate do, 1Sc TO 20c per lbi hind quarters
mutton, iec.i lofequarterr, leci chops aecl neek'
SOC, snEsr-cured hams, soc. shouidsrs ile. 70 49,
ire.h porkstesk, $780,, ssussgs', 49, per ID.
Oo ps,, ~ E,r and Eoo,prs...d ,urko,, A SO
10 = % saoS ' i've ~ fox III 70 siTs psr bsiri
eggs, $50. per doreni best butter, 800. perth.
peotiabifi -Aaparagun, 800. per bunchi best Mer-
head, two heads for a'sI Russia turnips, 800, per
s ss e. dSs sSp S e. e s n, S..
pine apples, 26c. TO SOC.
Ffsh.-shad, CSC. 70 76c. per pair, roeknsh and
perch, 1sc per bunshi lobntefu, i9e per hi hAlbut
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DY JAMES @. INQUIRE & 90.
I'D AUCTIoNEERs.
FRAME HOUSE AND LOT on Four-and-a-half
street between south M and N streeta.-oh SAT-
on The premises, we shall sell parts Of Lots Nos
ana In Square No. So, fronting II feet on Four
ana-ahau street between south NJ and y sireets,
Provements, consisting OF q Two story Frame
dwelling House, containing six rooms, with q eel
lar the whole under rent for e20 per month.
Terms, two-thirds In oash, the remainder In six
months with interest, secured BY deed OF trust
on the premises.
Conveyanees At the cost Of the purchaser,
JAS. Q. MCGUIRE Co.,
ap26-d Auotionears.
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FOR SAIEOR RENT.

.E,oR sALE.-.THE MATERIAL OF
the rerss!efanes Engi1s,house, incluains
an TIiEanIv M. a. 10 o,eiooh y ny a ~ ~
highest bidder, for eash--to be Immediately torn
down and removed BY the purchaser.
sys s-ss. 'n' '0R Kenny LYLRs President
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WANTS..

FURNISHED HOUSE OR COTTAGE
WANTEDy-The advertiser wishes to hire q
furnished house In this city for six months or a
year, where & few respectable boa, ders would be
allowed, or, would rent small cottage, furniIhed
or unfurnlshed, suitable for three persons. Rent
will be paid monthly or quarterly, In advance, and
Hs sf's q given Address DO. IA
WANTED. LIVE GOOD, SMART,
w ACTIVE BOYS for Messengers Apply at
the Independent Telegraph ONCE, No. 246 Pennsyl-
vania avenue, between Twelfth and thirteenth
streets. Ap2o-st
FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED.
Wanted, nice front room for lady, and two
rooms for two gentlemen, with or without board.
Private family preferred.
AdarsiI A D. C., REPUBLICAN once, g sts -.
< 900 TONS BONE WANTED
100 pc pounds ios al Green, pay Camp and Hospital
BONES delivered at their Factory, corner Twenty
mi1-in a." - MORGAN RHINEHART.
T AND WARRANTS WANTED.
hFTY LAND WARRANTS sf4O, 90, 100 and Is,
acres wanted imm'dis SfRR X a GAYLORD
nos-u Room . corner Seventh and sta
1000 & WANTED At 4 3 oF { A'N'A'
orFIeE OF CHIEF QuARrERaAsrER,)
DEror or WARRINGTON,
WAsBINsToH. d. c., April II, 1854.
1000 HORSES, suitable for Artillery service, will
be purchased at this depot blythe undersigned, In
open market, from date until May II, 1854 in lots
OF one 10 ATTY, at one hundred and aixty-iye dol
lars (el6o) per animAi each animal to be subjected
to the usual Government Inspection before being
| accepted.
Horses to be delivered to, and inspected by, Cap
ssin =, y, d0MP 49, NJ SirSt an, I ~ q
ID. II. RUCKER,
Apli-Tt Depot OF Washington.
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THE SUBSCRIBER HAS ON HAND
IL largo quantity OF OAK and PINE WOOD,
thoroughly seasoned and in good condition, which
he 70 prepared 10 deliver 10 purchasers In any part
Of the city, at reduced prices. Also, Anthracite
and CumbeflAnd COAL, IN quantities to suit pnr-
ehaserr. 0rderr solicited ~ his new Wood Yard,
No. to1 Twelfth street, between aud y str eets.
no0-u -. u U. u. CORbETT.
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IAN 0 !FoR TIE FOR SALE.

Rosewood Case, six and three quarters octave,
metallic frame, New York manufacture, round
for three yeafs. Price e76o Apply 70 MRS
DoUGLAsts Boarding House, No. 10 Bridge
street, few doors east Of High street, George
town. Ap2o-tf
EOR SALE "A LARGE, COMMODI-
- Gus, well-built house, situated in the most
nishod, and the furniture will be sold with the
house II great bargain. Inquire OF III
WARD II. LAMON,
United States MafphAi, D. G., 4iO = street, wash
tngton. feib-tf
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a. the people OF North Carolina.

In compliance viii The wishes Of masy friends, |
snaauu,, myself candidate fort the Office ollioyernor
% North Caoiiua, al the election 20 be held on the
6is, ThHslay 10 august next.
My principles AID views, As Conservative after
the s,ra,es see" are well known 10 the people Of
the Stale. These principles and views are shat they
have been. They will not b. changed.
am noi disposed. At time like this 10 invite the
people from their smploymenis, and add 10 the eS.
element which prevails in the public mind BY hs.
ranguing them for their votes. We nesd ell our co.
meies 10 meet the common enemy, and 10 provide
leani Of Subsistence for our troops in the field and
the people a, homo. Let the people 20 calmly and
firmly to the polls and vote FOR the men Of their
choice. will chserially abide their decision, what.
ever il may be.
lfelecied will do everything in mr. power 10 pro.
mote the interests the honor and the glory of North
Carolina, and 10 secure an honorable peace.
w. w. HOLDEN.
March l6. 37-tdC
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lin action; J Tally, left arm amputated
Lieut.. w $ Clinton, through right thigh,
very severe; serg'tJ I Lyons. right hand ),
fingers amputated Priyates Al Cloer, head
and right thigh. severee;J W Poe. right
arm, flesh wound.
Co. D-Privates + 8 Powell, resection
Of the left arm; J A Mitchell, left arm,
flesh wound.
Go. E--Priyates ] E Whiserhunt, right
lung, very seyere;J G Mctiee. right shoul-
der. flesh wound j Suites, head and thigh,
severe; 1 N Coke, right leg, amputated |;
( Peeler, right foot. severe; M Woody,
leit hip, fesh wound; r Pittman, hand,
slight.
Co. Private Jehn W Faucette, am
Putatiah Of the left thigh. since dead.
Go. G-Private G Heyener, wounded in
abdomen, severe. 80
Co. H-Prya,es B Bradley, right knee
and left thigh, severe;.F Page, left arm.
flesh wound Harvey Hama. Killed in ac-
ton; Joshua johnson, mo, tally wounded,
since dead.
Go. I-Priyates E Abee. amputation of
mig Childers, foot, Slight.
Co. K--Priyates Henry Caps, mertally
wounded, since dead; John S Shaw, lief,
deg, slight; B Fonsille. amputalion Of left
ARM + P Hyatt, right hand, slight; ]
Reese foot, slight; A ] Williams, head,
dangerous. ]. q. HARDY,
Surgeon 9th \. G. Troops.
The Yankee House Of Representatives
has adapted joint resolution increasing
the tariff. tempo'ar,Iy. fifty per cent.
Llncaln has accepted eighty thousand
tr"op.. trudrr.'d lar six months service by
/ tie Governors oi fcunsyl, ania. OAiu. lndi
! ana, Illinois. lava aud Wisconsin. They
nili be used in garrison duty. relieving
seteran troops.
The Courts OF London. Rome, Vienna
Berlin, 81. Petersburg. spain and France
have agreed 10 recognize the Emperor o
Mexico on his accession.
Lincoln in speech al Sanitary Fair il
Baltimore, referred to- the massacre AT For
Pillow. and said |. confirmed, he woui,
take retal,atory steps.
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pensaten for the property SO impressed whether ihs
absolute ownership or the Temporary use thereof be
required II the impressng officer believes that the
superintendent is fair and just, he will endorse his
approval, and pay for the property and the right in
tho object impressed will become the property Of the
Confederate States. But if he does not approve Of
he appraisement he will decline to approve it and
endorse the reasons for his refusal the certificate,
forthwith report the case to the commissioners appoint
ed under the 9Th section Of the act, to which the
act above recited is amendment and in the mean
tms the property will be taken and receipt describ
ing the property and proceedings for the adjustment
Of the price and the appeal given TO the ewnsr The
impressng officer will Immediately report the case 20
the appraisers, with statement Of the quality and
condition Of the property and his opinion upon the
subject. f eT
V. No officer or agent will impress the necessary
supplies which any person may have for the con-
sumption Of himself his family, employees alayes, ar
to carry on his ordinary mechanical, manufacturing
or agricultural empleyments.
II any question arise as 10 the fact whether the
supplies are necessary, or whether there be surplus,
II will be determined by appraisers mutually selected
according to the preceding section and in this
the decision Of the appraisers will be binding on tbs
officer who will not be allowed an appeal ihersfrOm
vi. These regulations are Published substitute
for the regulations contained in General ORDERS No.
81 and lsl, series Of 1853.
By order.
tSigned) s. COOPER,
Adjutant and Inspector General.
II. The foregoing regulations are published as
substitute for the regulations embraced in the 6rst
paragraph Of General Orders No. 8.
BY order Of Gov. vANsr:
r. c. GATLIN,
| Adjutant General.
| May 5.h. Ait
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obituary.

Died, =, his mniher residenrs. on. the evening Of
Tth Of APRIL about ten o'clock. Mr. MINNICK
MILL El. nf Company ID. 66lh N. Z. r.. aged thirty
sit yesr,sit months and sEsn,y.ihrs days. He hsd
just returned from the Amy 10 visi, his friends when
on the third day he vas confined TO his bed with
PneaHs,nis, sccempasiea with fever. which. after
p.infui ilIn s Of seventeen days, terminated his
i.,rnce. Klad hearted, social, generous 10 fault.
ready TO ,hosr in distress he made friends
wherever hs went. May his beresved neither, Who
~ bitterly mourns his death. how in humble susmis-
ssn 10 Him who does al ihings we'll and be enabled
% say in truly christian spirit, The Lord gave,
snd she Lord bath taken sw,y blessed be the name
% The Lord" frIrsp.
Died. IN ,!d. county. on tho 9Th q April, EMILY
ADELAIDE Dups0N, dau sh,et Of Thomas c. and
safah Dod-oa. sss one year. nine mos,ls and four
t,sH dave.
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SCHOOL COMMITTEES.

,INHE following persons have been appointed Com
i ml,ire Men in their respective Districts for the
year 1854: 4
No. /. Henderson lilly. w Bowling, w Lsnsford.
O. SD Umsiesd, w L Hampton, d B cozsrt.
3. Joseph Woods, Sherman Peed,'J Umssssd.
4.
S. DC Parrish, Dr. E NJ Holt, Green Blalock.
6. q w Jones, Presley Bowling, II Parker.
z. JiB Leathers, Thompson Gairard, Roberto.
g. ID Lpscomb, Norwood Latta, G p Warren.
8. s. H. Breeze, John A Cole, James A Cole.
To- John lilly, IT., A VI Douglas. James Monk.
III. p Walker, j. w Hall, L q Gray,
H. w Cray, Isaac Laws Washington Lave.
IL. W Homer. William Blalock, John II Riggs.
.I4.JG WiIkerson, William Hargs, ] X Miller.
Is John Turner, William Crabtree, j II Dollar.
Is James Maris, + VI jordan, w II Holdes.
II. ID w Jordan, K Redding, Hugh Woods,
is. / H Breeze, w A Lea. Joseph Wedding.
10. II p Pope, Henry Malone, G w Roberts.
90. 5 NJ Wilkerson, Z 4 Thompson, 5 B Woods.
81. : I Forrest, 5 Moore, q A Faucette.
aa. b q Hayes, r X Tspp, w Smith,
81. H 4 Stroud, John VI Wolfe, Fred Williams.
"a. A q Hunter, g 6 strayhorn, VIM McCauley.
Is. David Whitaker ] T Strayhorn, John Brockwell.
20. John McCown, VIM Proctor, w w Guess.
~ Archibald Nichols, MaorGreen, LewisHutchings
-. IF Lyon. Simeon Terrell, Gray Balbee.
20. John IseathefS, JOnn ftoctol, uenIy w SOUS
30. John Boroughs, Wilson Cole. Samuel Couch.
al, r Jeffries, w Robertson, G w Johnston.
80 IN Craig, Willis Smith, w 8 Kirkland
50. RufEin Dodsun. Ephland, II Thompson.
81. Elijah Andrews. Thomas Pcksrd, JLloyd.
IS. Charles King. w Gates, N G Gates.
Sc. Abel Malry. NJ Gattis, VIM Strain.
81. X IS Leigh. James Maroon, ii Maroon.
80. Hiram Maroon, C NJ Henderson, G p Trice.
~. John Maroon, George Vickers, NJ Barbee.
~. John Massey, Mordeca Sears, Thomas Shepherd.
al.
~. Nash Cheek. J Lewter, ] r Hutchings.
43. James Ncyills, NJ McCauley. Wilson PritchsrL.
"A. + VI Lloyd, ] w Stroud. / Leyd
as. w Pickard, NJ Atwater, John O'Danlel
46. A P stroud, Alfred Pickard. Stroud.
AZ. VIM Thompson r Minor, Anderson Gates.
a. Joseph Thompson, Eli shalp. w Cheek.
40. ] NJ Paul, w w Pickett, w Freeland.
SO. VT Tate, James McAdams, John McCracken.
S.. Luke Ward. John Compton, VIM Sharp.
So. Duncan Glenn.
So. George Pickard, G Lashey, L Ray.
Section 10, Common School Lacs.
The School Committees shall, in one month after
their appointment report ia writing to the Chairman
Of The Board 81 Supefinisndents, the number snd
names Of the white children in their districts Of Eve
and under twenly-one years Of age. The Commit.
ICES will please attend 10 this punetuslly.
o. HOOKER. Chairman.
April 81. ts-sw
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COMMON SCHOOLS.

tlvHE Examining Committee will meet Of the
l Court House on the SECOND SATURDAY
OF MAY. for the purpose Of examining Male and
Female teachers. Al who desire TO obtain certificates
to teach must attend on that day, there will be no
private examination.
o. HOOKER, Chairman.
April Goth. 42-m
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Prom the Daily Confederate.
LIST OF CASUALTIES.

Hesdquaners, 9Th N. g. Troop..2
April 2sJ, 1854.
EDfrsRs CONFEDERATE will you please
publish the following list Of the killed and
wounded Of The 9th North Carolina Troops.
Hoke's Brigade. in the attack upon Ply
mouth on the 18th instant.
Go. A--Priyate L ] Barton, confused
wound Of the foot, slight.
Co. b Privates N II Teasley, flesh
wound; ] NJ Sanders, lefs hand. resection
Of the phalanges ] X Sanders, right arm,
fesh wound ] Tilley. right arm, flesh
wound; A Werdle. hand, slight.
70. C-Priyates John Mcdaniel, killed
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c.suailies IN "a. D. sen Reg.

We have been favored with The following list Of
ea.a.lns. in Capt 4. y, Gfahim'. (0anse) Comp.
u. Ssh Resi.. IN HE capture Of Plymouth. y. z,
Ia ih< action II Mandy sreniag aas aisat.
.iprii lSh.
lieut.. 4. " WILSON Nuu ndrd ~ f,pl moi dangerous.
Carpossl 6, W. Montgomery. Stunned y rro,hei q
- pound bsil
s.rosa
Private Js. r. Miller. in leg painful not dangsrsu.
Private J.s~elyn Taylor. 10 10Th sss B, ,Ae. .r,rie.
c.is, Ce,psral q. L. Layeoek. 81 head.
4. ssauh 81 Wednesday n.orasxg, April sOsA.
Private CYRUS Laws, in Leg.
hnes Roberts. by sIent hall. slight.
John w. Holsrnbrss. mO'taly. isll near jail.
las W. Hall. u groin, severely, tsiace dad
b. Pool. ia fnai. e,srsl.
simpsn Riley. 70 hack .hy a1nk shot. severely
TT. Ta,inf. ~ lsg shove knee. severely.
Harms wIker,on, ~ rslf Of les. severely.
y. ". Kug. IN hand. slight
Vim. r. q. Bsfbee. 10 .iIe. slight
colo. s'orpor.l q. s. L-ycSch. IN heal. painislly.
Cflhe COLE guard. attached 70 .hls eanpsns IN tbs
s-t,su. one Va. killed. aud ioar wounded. The en-.
sxn .esgesrs. Il. NJ CLARK. IVES ahhnr,. sassh there
ore half do.en bsle, hole. 10 The Gag.
The company and regiment. we are srsiihed u
l,sa. hshsws with Etes, sal.niry W hi. the me-
F,peuant battle su the -a NJ North cafel,ss sine,
The commcacemcs, II the war.
The eompsay Is slll q Plymssih. Address them
va wtIlsn.
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fIHs IN WILaSOros. = Wilmington. A.
pril ga fire occurred last night on the
vest side VI the ri,es, consuming the Office
Of the Wilmington and Manchester Rail-
road. thirty live freight cars belonging TO
the Georgia Central .Ra.i,oad. and every
building south Of the depot. iuclud ing the
Confederate cation press. Jerry. marIne
railway aud all the cotton stored south Of
the terry. About six thousand bales Of
cotton burnt. Loss estimated at from sir
10 ten millions dollars.
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Quartermaster's Department,
p.t..uh An..i IA Ioea

FvVFs
THIS Department has recently received smother
u sopply Of COTTON CARDS fos distribution
upon The ams terms % before. The quota fot each
county will be double the quantity frss distributed.
Agents wai make their arrangemens accordingly.
II. A. DOWD, A. q. M.
April A.. a-3u
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President Dopis's Child killed by accident.
Rlchmuud, MAY - SATURDAY evening,
seven o'cinck, Joseph, son of President d..
~. died from injuries received By tall
from back pnrilcu Of the Executive Man
sion. fi~parents we're from hone II the
time. The accident va. rnt discovered
Until the little boy was found By servant
IN an insensihle condition ii The yard. Nv
.,ry restorative that could be thought u
sas applied, but all "a 10 pun p,se.
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: go, ,ol 1855 ever both Of bis competitors,

rho whig Of Friday says, Il is soihsntically re-
oorted that fight ensued at Watauta b ridge, East
Tennessee, on Monday the 25th. between Brig. G"n'
A. E. Jackson and superior force Of Yankees.
when our informant, left, late ia the day, the Fan
.ees had been repulsed and driven ba OK. Ia cxpec-
,s,ion Of another attack BY still larger numbers, Gen.
Jackson had increased bis preparations to receive
them 2 No farther particulars
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surgeon Generals ONCE
Raleigh, April ~, 1854. 5
I PROPOSE 10 establish, in the City Of Raleigh,
= Mandatory for
ARTIFICIAL.L LIN BS..

The object Of this enerprse is 70 supply those USE
fu articles TO all soldiers from this State, whs have
BEEN or may be, so MANNED in the service rs 10
qure thea
Prisates and non.commissonsd officers will be fur
nished eiatuilously. Commissioned officers will ss
charged the actual cost.
Disabled soldiers are requested 10 correspond nris
the Undersigned giving name, regiment, rank, local
ily Of smpuiation, and the precise measurement Of
the remaining member.
! wish 10 employ number Of competent mscnsD-
les for the above named purpose. An such are inv,
Ted 70 communicate Immediately with this Office,
EDWARD WARREN,
Surgeon General North Carolina.
Mayl. 44--xW
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The Daily Csnseryative.-ws have

,eiyed several numbers Of the Daily Conservative
published ., Raleigh by John d. Hyman & Go. II
warmly advocates the reelection Of Gov, Vance, and
i conducted with decided ability. Price for the
Daily SIS for SIX months IS for lhres months. or 81
for one month. For the Weekly Edition IS Tor six
mouths.
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The Mercury.-We have reeeised the first
number Of the Me,eury, weekly literary paper, pub
iI.hed in Raieigh-a resumption Of the publication
iermsry al TarDorough. Il is an eight page paper.
she times will admit. Handsome illustrations are
promised. Price $40 fOt six months, s. for three
months No subscriptions iskeri for longer Ss
shorter time.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-03

NEw YORK, Feb 29-The Worlds Wash
lngtOn special savs:
Since the disastrous retreat of Grierson and
Smith upon Memphis. the most serious arpre-
tensions felt in official and political circles
Their retreat interrupts Sherman's communica-
tons all along the line of the Mobile and Ohio
Railroad. aud deprives his army of au important
source OF supplies. without which il is believed
lie cannot maintain his ground Worse still, it
deprives him OF the cavalry force upon which he
relied to prosecute his operations
Military men believe that Sherman will now
be obliged TO retrace his steps and return to
Nicksburg
\ private letter. dated Feb 30, SAYS Sherman
had reached Meridian. but hearing of the retreat
OF the cavalry lac dared not proceed, and had
erected earthwork- around the city
he report of Sherman's occupation of Selma
Is diseredlted, that place being 100 miles from
Meridian.
News from the South reports Polk between
Selma and The Iombigbee river. watching Sher-
man, and prepared to dispute his passage of that
river
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A 7 THE AMERICAN DISPENSARY WE TREAT By
"A new method and with the hsppiest results Pro
Tsus I1eri falling of the womb, LIncerdt0R JIeer-
0tion Luca yTAea, whes,) L. snary and all other dis
to which the AnaeTicaa Female is SO pecuaril,
liable Send three dollars and receive by express
the Doctors Female Syriages. This instrument should
be used by every in the land for the purpose
cleanliness, comfort hedh dc. Sent free receipt
of stamp copy Of Private Letter Married Ladies
on health, dc. The Doctors celebrdted Female Pis
fresh from the Dispensary, rery good in simple dis
eases irregularities, dc Price 81 sent by mail.
At the ADaericdR DiSpeaS9ry also treat, sCiti0ut
mercury, and with falling success Teneridi, or
what the quacks call i1Gte secret diseases; Svfas
IN all its stages Gonorrhea Gleet Structure Hydrocele
Circocele Yarcocele, Carsocele sperma0rhea Seminal
Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions, Sexual Debility, I'm
potency, and effects of selfabuSe. The last six are
treated of in ''privae letter. which send free
receipt of stamp.
The experience Of the Surgeon in charge of this de-
partment of the best Hospitals in Europe and in
New York City, enables him treat patients scientifcal
ly and restore them speedily.
Those living at a distance communicate by lette
and be treated at their homes In urgent send s.
$40 and receive medicines.
Consultation free and confidential. Room No 24h
East Washington Street, indianapolis 7. o. Box 1854.
apr9.dly-wl2t, lam
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SHERMAN'S SITUATION.
Ii Is Believed me will be Obliged
TO Retreat.
&c., &c. Ac. &c. &c.

from the Army OF the Potomac
NEw YoRK, March 1.-The following special
re,pOndence has been received:
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COPARTNERSHIP.
Livery Business.

yuyHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE FORMED A CoPART-
nership in the Livery business, under the sfyle Of
nNLoP TAYLOR. Their stables are located Al the
corner Of Pennsylvania and Pearl streets and they will
keep the best of stock and carriages for the accomod
tioa the public Tney will al>0 De ready Al ALI time.
pnrchae stock and pay the best prices the market
In connection wh their livery business they will keep
boarding and sale stable. DICK ORLOP,
STEPHEN TAYLOR
feh3-dlm formerly Of Lzfayette)
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-03
Foreign News.

PORTLAND. March 2-The steamship Damas-
Gus. from Liverpool the 18th ut., arrived this
morning
IL is stated that arrangements for the departure
oil Macmillan for Mexico are complete.
Inc frusslans continue operations against
Duppel
IL l. stated that the Prussians had demanded
uiat the Danes evacuate Duppel and Alsen, Civ
ing very short delay.
A Copenhagen paper SAYS the Danish Govern
ment has not received any proposition for an ar
mistice.