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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-19

scrvility to the bebests OF Capital. Tercabout,
we sell more papers to mon ofmoderate means
than to capitalists, but discuss every current
topic of moment in perfect independence OF
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not, but we are certain now that neither that
nor the perpetrator of this attempted fraud
upon the public were known to Mr.. Cooke or
any of his authorized agents.
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To CnrresncnnCur..

No notice can Anonymous Commune tors
nstev-r intended insertion must he authenticated
~ the ard address Of the wteinoi re essaIiy i'
publication but ID a cusrsntY for his .ood i4i-. -
~ bus letters or this o,e should D, sdeesSedto Ine
1KisUNX," New-iork.
We cannot undertake to return rejected COMMUNICATIONS
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rl,c tribune in London.

STEVENS BROTHERS American Agents for L.hnre'.
L. heuuett. Garden V. c. Az u for tn sgc II
TaE TRIBUNE They Will also receive svs'esT'es' and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-19

j. II. Seville, esq, Chief Of the War Warrant
branch OF the Treasury Department has been appointed
to the position lately vacated by Mr. West promoted
Chief Clerk.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-17
Eron, New York.

NV IoRK, January l6.-Psrtes from North
Carolina. report that new rebel ram on tie
Roanoke river il nearly finished. She Is an i'm
provement OH the ALTERNATE
A company With submarine imp ements. are
on their way TO Plymouth 10 see il the Aber
marie can be raised in time TO meet expected
attack from the new ram, which l. 10 move with
the rebe ram Kingston above Newbern which
is now in good condition and only waiting for
the flood tides which spring showers will bring
The expected arrival Of one OF the light draught
monitors in the waters of the North Carolina las
given the assurance that arrangements have been
made TO meet these rams which are very formid
able
Deserters from Wilmington, state that Fort
Fisher garrsoned by unwilling conscripts
At the time the recent attack vas made who
were anxious TO surrender the fort had SD opper-
tunity been offered.
KNoxvLLK. January 1.-THE following esca
ped officers and CORES pondents have reported
since the sixth: Col Butler. 18th Ind cav. Capt
Anderson, Sd Maine Conrad 18th Iowa. Meade
lllth y. Y First Lieui Childs 10Th Maine
Morrissey 18th Iowa Ddchesney. lst Mass cav
Coleman. 9Th L ) c, Derby, Sd y Y. Art
johnson, 30 Maine Brown, 9Th L ) cav, Tav
Tor, first Nd Inf elephant, 35th y J f: CORES
pondeuts Richardson and Broome of the y Y
Tribune, and Davis OF the Cincinnati CONNER
cial
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-17
c~ sork s7aFke.

NEW YoRK, January 10
Cotton irregular, unsettled and lower 81 O6
for middling.
Flour state and western quiet and dull, and &c
better so OOGl0 10 for extra state Sll O5(d
III 30 for common to good shipping brands
extra round hoop Ohio, and sll 25@l2 fer
trade brands Market closing quiet.
Whisky: 81 27@2 % for state. inside price
ruling
Wheat dull and dropping; No. , Chicago
spring at 81 % winter red western 81 80
Rye quiet and lower; 81 20 for western.
Barley quiet.
Corn steady limited supply mixed western
at 81 goal 81; white western 81 90
Oats opened heavy and closed hrmer, with
more doing 81 90 for western.
Coffee very quiet 49, al for Rio 5O@52
for Java
Sugar firm but quiet Cuba 1919 @2O1s; Mus
coyado $685.; Havana lsla@l91a.
Molasses dull
Petroleum quiet; 5l1s@52 for crude 100
"A for refined bond 93@94 do free.
Wool quiet.
Pork Is somewhat unsettled and in fair
demand. which il chiefly speculative; $40 25G
10 10 for new mess; Sal 5O@4l S71a for '63-4
mess. cash and regular way closing at Sal 62l2
cash: S34 00@34 % for prime; $40 90 for
prime mess; also 49, COO bbls. '63-4 mess for JAN
uary, February and March. buyers and sellers
option. Sal 00@43 50, and $500 bbls mess for
January. buyers option. at $40 50@4.
Beet steady and in fair demand at 500 50@23
for plain mess; S2l 50@24 80 for thin mess
Beef hams quiet ana unchanged: 26 SOAR.
Cut meats steady but not very active; III %
1879 for shoulders: 1921 for hams
Bacon sides in moderate request and frmer;
81 for Cumberland cut: and 81 for long cut
Dressed hogs firm and in good demand AT l6l.
sl7c for western.
Lard heavy, 2O@2l &c
Butter quiet and steady; 36@4s for western,
and 46d6O for state.
Cheese quiet, 1904
Money steady at Cal per cent.
Sterling quiet. ll01a HOS
Gold closed at 2le1s
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-17

present They have the power and The people
kAve the right to demand gas IS cheap as in
Pittsburg Because coal at the Cincinnati gas
works does rot cost more than FIVE cents per
bushel more than a. the Pittsburg Gas works
Three bushels Of coal make one thousand
fee; Of gas, which i fifteen cents more than At
Pittsburg, the higher price here OF the coke and
tar products OF three bushels Of coal - about
eight cents. leaving seven cents per thousand
feet in Cincinnati more than Pittsburg for the
gas material but that ) more than balanced oy
beng able to eel double as much gas We have
simply 20 confess our inferiority in skill and
ability 10 the P.ttsburgers. or have gas as cheap
cnEAPESISo
Ii isa aw that the more gas consumed on the
pipes up TO their maximum capacity 20 denver
the cheaper IL can be furnished.
For lights except the public lamps. the pipes
and meters only average i've hours use out oil
each dav through the year. All the other por
ton Of the time the pipes and meters are idie.
hut does not Lessen the expenses.
Ia il practical 70 occupy portion oil this IDLE
time bv cooking and heating, without any change
in the metre or pipes. or increasing the expense
one cent Each family that does their cooking
With gas increases their gas bill three fold.
Those whose gas bills were one dollar per month
will be four; those one dollar and fifty cents per
month will be six dollars. The taking the state
Of the meter or collecting the enlarged bills does
not cost one cent more. Gas at its minimum
cost would before long make consumption
equal to the amount for lights among the cit
liens
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-17
Memphis, 81. Clair county, Mich
From the Home Journal, June 9Th.

In every business profession indeed in every depart
nent Of science ,k there Is always some sokno~l-
edged he why stands out In bold relief among
his fellows OF leader. In the study and treat
OF deafness and caiarrh, special diseases, Dr.
B. gbth efthis city, occupies just the position above
described He has devoted years of labor TO this special
ty and Is reapng the reward Of his Industry The
editorial columns Of the Tribune OF recent date bear
the Doctors in this lie paruen 81
medicine. We quote the paragraph:
''CURK A DBAy MUIE.-Louis Loewenstein, lad !.
years OF age born in Germany, TO this city when he
about years old Soon after his arrival here he
taken sick andlost his hearing BY degrees be be-
first deaf and then dumb For nearly ten years be
mute unable hear the loudest voices or 10 ar
ticulste word About year ago be was placed ~ bic
parents in the hands ~ DR. ghlh rho has so Tar sue
ceeded in restoring him his lost powers OF bearing and
him distinctly ard deliberately During the pas Our Ut
necke and has made considerable progress In reading
and arithmetic
Having been supplied with the young man. address.
further investigated the matter and discovered that
previous TO calling Dr. Lghthil the youths case was
considered hopeless and he Cor two years an inmate
the deaf snddanlb asylum The Rev Dr. MOTT, D. ID,
Professor in Union College, Schenectady IN published
letter tenders his gratitude Dr. Lghthl for treating
successfully his 81 deafness. Rev. Pred =. Jewell
Professor the State Normal school al Albany also tes
titles having been cared ofestsrrh- DR.. Lghh Pcs
other testimonials and tributes 10 his tall
.nt from OF wesbest and most prOInneni and
respected citizens which may be application
would be difficult TO speak In any bat terms ~ praise 81
MS in he II these many proof and facts
iessfying 20 his success.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-17
The Very Latest.
THREE O'CLOCK A. VI

NV YoRK. January TO-
The leading papers to-day have full bio
graphical notices of Edward Everett
Peace rumors continue TO excite attention
The Tribune says Singleton went 10 Washing
ton direct from Clay aud Thompson, in Canada.
and his mission has for it's purpose. simply to as
certain upon what terms JET. Davis could make
peace. he expects to bring back the indepen
dence Of the Confederate states as the principsl
point in the conditions of peace
The Commercial Advertiser SAYS Captain Bell
who was chiefly instrumental with Burlev in
Selling the Philo Parsons on lake Erie. has been
arrested and brought to this city.
Peace men in congress are fully impressed with
the idea that Mr Lincoln intends to exhaust all
the resources Of craftsmanship to secure an hon
Orsble peace.
The Times Washington special says the House
committee on eeciio IA, after protracted session
over the Louisiana case, have decided not 10 ad
nit any member except from New Orleans
Ii is expected that Warren will soon be as
signed to a command in the Army of the James
The Tribunes Washington letter says the reb
els have commenced arming negroes and that il
IS certainly known in Washington that there are
now FIVE black regiments in Richmond
letter from the Army of the Potomac gives
an account Of the killing of staff officer by
bush~hacker. but contains no news of import
ance.
A correspondent of the Post says that since
the first explosion of the Dutch Gap canal, two
more explosions have occurred With good results.
The freshet is rushing through the canal with
great raddty and promises to accomplish the
desired result
WASHINGTON, Jan. l6.-Francis p Blair arr-
we'd at the navy yard this p II on the steamer
Dair, flag ship of the Potomac. There is much
speculation as to the result of his recent visit to
Richmond but nothing definite Is ascertained
concerning il.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-17

cincinnati Market.

cincinnati Market.
CIScIxSArI. January 10.
Flour unchanged: fair demand for the higher
grades at 50 2O6s 30 for extrs. snd - OI@
l0for super
Wheat dull and lo~er red - OO@s2 OS;
white 81 2O@2 %.
Corn frmer. at 81 10 for ear. snd 81 10 ior
-helled, holders asking higher prices
Oats firm At e9c. in elevators. but holders are
asking voc.
Rye dull. 81 5
Barley 81 55al On.
Whisky held at s. 20.
Provisions quiet and in good demand: prime
mess S39 90.
Bulk meats in far demand 81 1913 fOr
shoulders and sides packed: new clear bacon
sides sold at S24.
Lard dull; email sales prime CITY at -
Prime mess pork in demand at S39
Hogs frmer; 900 lbs. average Sl5 10; receipts
1900; sales 900: heavy SIS sO@l6.
Flaxseed 81 s5G2 95 clover Sl4 75GlS:
timothy 5000 .
Groceries quiet.
Coffee 45647.
Sugar 22G25c
Gold 2l6. Silver 205
Exchange at ITO premium.
Money market tight.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-17
XXXTII! CONGRESS--2d SESSION.
SENATE

WAsHINGroN Janusrv 10
Lane OF Indiana, presented the petition of the
the citizens of Fort Wayne. Indiana asking that
the rebel prisoners now IN Northern prisons be
placed under the control Of discharged Union
prisoners and be furnished with the same rations
and clothing as furnished Union prisoners in the
South.
Lane addressed the Senate OF the subject of
the above petition. advocating action in aceor-
dance with It's Suggestions Wade interrupted
Mr. Lane TO offer joint resolutions, that ali
prisoners, and officers aud soldiers of the social
ed COnfederacy, who are now or shall be here
alter in the control and keeping of the Federal
Government, shall receive the same ratons and
same amount of clothing, and be subject to the
same treatmentin every rIspec; a. Federal pris-
oners
Officers and soldiers who are now or have been
in the keeping and power OF the so called Con
Tolerate government, that this treatment shall
be changed for the better or worse whenever the
President OF the United States shall have reliable
Information that the treatment OF our soldiers in
southern prisons Is changed for better or worse
ANY officers in charge of rebel prisoners who
shall fail to cary ont this policy shall be dis
missed the service
Lane OF Indiana. said Ihs resolution did not go
fsr enough Ii did not provide that rebels should
be kept under care Of released prisoners OF the
OF the matter Ii had been said that retaliation
would make the war NOR. bloody. he did not
care. He hoped il would make every southern
river run with the blood OF traitors There were
81 600 union prisoners in the south, and double
that number of rebel prisoners in the north
We owed it TO the brave men who had gone to
fight in good cause 10 inaugurate this system Of
retaliation
Mr. Wade said tina, some time ago the com
mlttee on the conduct Of the var took more than
100 dispositions concerning the barbarites pfac-
uced upon our soldiers in the south Manv men
were diving When this testimony Vas taken il
vas the general impression that if these rebel
barbsFiues we're sGbstsntiAted by this invesiiga-
/ ton the executive authorities would inaugurate
stem Of retaliation The report was printed
and lefI 10 doubt that all the stories OF rebel
cruelty we're true. but vet no sciiou had been
saken by tie e1ecItiVe authorities
he VS. sorry 10 see 40 much sympathy extend
ed by the people of the North. TO people who
insugur4ted the rebellion. while they TRANQUILITY
tolerated these crueltes 20 our soldiers in the
South. he was sorry in his heart to see people
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-17

sending provisions to rebels in Savannah. while
our soldiers were starving in Southern prisons
He had heard that distinguished rebel was e.
Gently arrested while coming North. and that the
President had threatened to retaliaie it q hair Of
bis head WAS hurt. II retaliation was jus.i6able
in the case Of a rebel, how much more so was IL
in the case Of our brave soldiers IL might be
right enough 10 retaliate for Mr. Fooie. but
be Wade would not hurt dog in retaliation
for anything done to such man
On motion Of Mr. Howard, the matter was re
ferred TO the military committee.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-17

lHE Gas QUEsTIos.-A correspondent OF the
Cincinnati Gazette gives the folloring facts in
regard 10 the production and cheapening OF gas
winch vii have AZ application TO this locality as
s~~l As 20 that city
he council and citizens seem to be sskiug
up Responsible men are making propositions
20 the CITY council to furnish gas 10 the cit,
aud citizens from 6fty 20 one hundred aud if.y
thousand sOil.rs per annUm. lees than the pro
POSITION from the gas company. which nav be
TAR enough Tor tue present tut they understand
that the consumption Of gas ~ill increase and
double II ten years The question Is for the
council to provide fer the future 80 well as the
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-17

sE- Mr.. George Deitz, having been captured
by the rebels at Cannelton, Indiana. opposite
Hawesville, XIV, while on trip with Captain
Sturm and Mr.. Reitzenger Is we'll known wine
merchant) Mr.. Bussev. the accompli she'd pro
prietor of the old Lewis Lang Saloon East
Washington street, is thereby prevented from de
parting for Europe for the present as he proposed
in order To Law in stock of wines for next sum
mer's consumption. Mr.. Bussey, however, has
placed himself in correspondence with his for
eign SCENTS, and no doubt pipe upon pipe OF the
magnificent beverage will arrive
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-17

LOOKING TO Tnk RIGHr SOURCE FOR HEIr-
No one has ever vet tIied Pinkerton's Wahoo
and Calisaya Bitters.' but what recommends
them To bis friends. These bitters are based on
their own merits and supported by incontes;able
facts: and though they have as Il were. but re
Gently been offered for sale. they have already
acquired a reputation equal to any bitters Offered
TO the public. for the peculiar and efiicscious
property they possess of curing dyspepsia. liver
complaint, constipation, dropsy, &c. by chang
INK diseased action aud eIpelling from the sys
TEN the various forms of disease and suffering
They prepared in accordance with With strIci
and vel established chemical laws Their repu
taton Is onward and upward, and these bitters
are now recommended by the best physicians in
the country. Reader il you need help then look
to the right source-viI Pnkerton's ahoO and
CsSays Bittsrs. The genuine article has the
name OF John Pinkerton blown each bottle
For sale only by JayeoI. EI,zhush CO.-d2t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-17

tE- Florence. No. 1, east Pearl street, yester-
day was compelled to close his saloon. in order TO
have an opportunity of taking an account of
stock, and also to make some Necessary repairs
To day the famous No east Pearl street, will.
We are authorized to state. be thrown open to
the public, with Messrs. Irish and Kennedy as
the accomplished clerks. Besides sublime wines.
whiskies, gins, runs, brandies aud cigars. Flor
ence has the celebrated Cincinnati Shultz MN
ale, a most remarkable, unapproschable. and
popular beverage.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-17

Y. M. l.. AssocrArIOS.-A meeting OF the
Young Mems Library Association will be held
this evening at ~ o'clock, at their rooms. for
the election of ten additional directors to serve
for the present year. full attendance IS re-
quested. BARTON ID JoNEs, Seey.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-17

sB The prince of merchant tailoEs in this
city is Shotz. North Pennsylvania street. His
goods. we tell every gentleman, are elegant.
whether foreign or domestic. and he is prepared
to make them up. whether for winter. spring or
summer wear on tae most favorable terms
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-17

SECOND HAND SrovEs AND FURNITURE IT you
want a bargain call early at Marots Second
Hand Stove and Furniture Store, as be If ofier
ing great inducements The place is just east Of
Listle's- Hotel. on Washington street.
Old No. l77-nev No. 233 isnlI deodl "
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-17

LEAsE or STORE FOR SALE-The lease of a
storaDDm on South Illinois street, suitable for
dry goods. boots and shoes hats and caps. or any
other mercantile business. 1t is in desirable
location. The lease has two years TO run from
the Ist Of March. For terms address III
SENTINEL Office. 10 81
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-17

STATE BoARp or AGRIcULrURE The recent
meeting of the Board in this city was exceeding
ly interesting Discussion was had relative To
various entertaining subjects. particularly with
regard TO an agricultural college to be endowed
under the act of Congress. No definite con
clusion on this important subject was reached
beyond talk of memorializng. &c With re
gard To the next State Fair. Mr.. Bayless moved
TO instruct the Safe Board TO bold il at Fort
Wavne, If sufficient guarantees be given that
the grounds shall be fitted up free OF expense to
the Board. TO include not less than twenty five
acres. which was adopted. and then the Board
adjourned SINE due
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-17

~ For alligator boots 60 TO Clark. johnson
L Co.'S, successors to Yinnedge & Jones. No IL
West Washington street 80 pairs Napoleon
and citizens leg. top. sole Scotch stitched. just
received. 10 st
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-17

eF be streets are all ice. and consequently
just nov the street railroad company on all is
ramifcating lines Is showing an immense bust
ness. People, male and female. cont want to
clip Up walking.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-17

METROPOLITAN THEATER -Roselale, the finest
play decidedly that has been produced in this
thea,er is up for to night again and for the last
time; though from the great crowds that nightly
visit the theater. we believe the manager will
End IL 10 his interest 10 continue il.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-17

RELiGious NoTIcE-The Northwestern Con
ference Of Universaists will hold It's annual ses-
sion in College Hall, to morrow morning at y
O'Clock Preaching this evening at o'clock.
by Rev DR. Ryder. Pastor OF ST. Paul's Church,
CHICAGO
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-17

IT, The Palmer House is undergoing repair
ing extraordinarily. Ii IL. inside and out, one OF
the first class hotels in the country, under the
management Of the popular and accomplished
proprietor, Mr. Sinks.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-17

tY-Mr. John d AckIey. general business
agent No. IL, Wells street, Chicago, is now in
the city. at the Bates House. prepared to furnish.
at reasonable figures, volunteers and substitutes
to all who may desire them. dit
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-17

tX Ladies and children's shoe wear in every
variety at Clark, johnson 4 Co... successors to
Vinnedge < Jones. No. IL West Washington
street. At low figures. 1866
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-17

eE- The celebrated Hartford sewed dress
boot. single and double sole. at Clark, johnson
q Co =. successors to Vinnedge Jones, No Ia
West Washington street. at low figures 10 81
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-17

TT The Peru train ran of the track yester
Cay afternoon. FIVE miles from the city. and some
passengers had to foot il 20 hotels snd dwelling
places within the corporate limits
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-17

AMATEURS CHARITABLE ASSOCIATION As
will be seen by reference 10 another column this
society give their second exhibition at the Taber
nacle this evening. The society recently gave
two exhibitions st Terre Haute for the benefit of
the soldiers families. and the performances met
the highest commendstious The object of the
society Is worthy one. and We trust our citizens
will show their appreciation Of it, efforts by fill
ing the Tabernacle TO its utmost capacity. The
Serious Family is play all should see 1t is Id
structive. and Mr. Sleek will not fail TO keep the
audience in a roar OF laughter The low price Of
admission will enable every body to 90. and take
their friends along with them
Reserved seats can be secured at No 4 west
Washington street, during the day.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-17
tsOBACK'S BITTERS.
MEDICAL NOTICE.
Drs Il. * w. THO son
FROM TBR EAST.l

HAVE OPENED THEIR or
III FlCK on the east side -
Virgins Avenue. = few doors Soufh
Of Washington street, Indianapolis,
Ind. for the alienation Of human
suffering. BY oeerinS 10 unfortunate
PERSONS Afflicted With syphilis, CT
a1S species % Private Disease, sure
and safe methods Of cure. founded
on the solid basis % science and
sound philosophy.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-17

SprrmAforrhQA and lDpOtenCy, ana inNclsrste cArs
Secondary or Constitutional syphilis u long siAndn
that be cured by any other physician IN this Gil
cured perfectly and permanently OF nc charge.
Address Box lSls.
isSs4-tly pss. rHOxSoN.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-17

rX- Be sure to see sleek" in the Serious
Family" at the Tabernacle this evening Ad-
mission IS cents.