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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-17

SPRING FAIR-The Horse Fair, at Edirburg,
nexe Saturday. promises be of the bes,
the Society has ever held. The time track is in
spletdd condition. and some of the fastest
horses in the state will be there to contest the
trotting and pacing. Arrangements will be
made for half-fare tickets on the railroads.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-17

u We understand that subscription OF
twenty dollars week has been raised to sprinkle
Kentucky Avenue from Washington street %
MARYLAND This will be a profitable job for
some esterprising sprinkler The subscription
list can be found at Hezekiah & Browns, at the
Geranium Saloon
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-17

eB There Is another good bill at the Metro
polItsn tonight. with Yankee Locke and Mrs.
Leighton in three pieces. Asmodeus, the Fool
OF the Family, and a Wife for Day
arethe pieces. Let there be a full house
to night
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-17

eS As the time for painting houses i al
babd, &c would call attention 10 the large s,oc
OF paints. OTIS and varnishes Seuour has on hand
AZ the Bates House drug store. Hts arrange
ments are such that be can furnish ture paint.
aud OILS a. cheap sc other house in the
sest Houses ~eli painted. with good materials
hold their color Tor yeAss. while poor stock
washes on IA ooe season. Get your paints al
Ssneaiss IL you want good. I53
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-17

AssIGNEEs SALE or LADIES CLoAKs Il will
commence TO sell on Thursday morning. May
18th. the largest invoice of cloaks ever opened 10
this city, consisting of sscques. all sizes and col
lars, basques. all sizes. waterproof circles. silk
shawls, Shetland shawls and light wool shawls,
which will be sold without reserve to the high
eet bidder
W T. FEArHERsroS
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-17

sH- A Lintz, the Palmer House boot anC
and shoe house. is doing splendid spring bust
ness His boots and sh es suit the gentlemen
aud bis CATERS are the delight of the ladies /
you want anything in the shoe line. go to Lintz
at the Palmer House 1853
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-17

We have just received FROM Boston, fu
line Of sea fish Of the best quality-salmon. hal
hut. herring. mackerel and Goldfish. Also.
fresh lot of sardines. at lowerpices
FLETCHER & DAvIDGE,
I5-dtf Central Grocery.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-17

cB The Grand Lodge and Grand Equipment
/ D o +, commenced their semi-annnal com
muncstion 10 this city yesterday The stten-
dance we are told. Is unusually large, nearly al
The lodges In the state being represented.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-17

l,oLD TUHBLIS6-Ah persons wanting Shade
NJ Trees, Fruit Trees. kyergreens, or anything IA
he Sursery line vii be supplied by leaving their
ders with the Subscriber No. - West Uki0
where samples may be seen. OF a Kifley DIVERS
ricuItural wsreroon, No. Is West Washington stree,
Tree Boxes furnished II desired
april Mn. q. kLDkR.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-17

tB Arlington. Kelly and Icons minstrel
troupe open out to night at the Tabernacle. All
that want to see really good company must
attend their exhibition.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-17

~ Kentucky avenue has been bouldered for
two years, but the surplus and accumulated de-
posits upon u have never been removed. The
street commissioner should pay some attention TO
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-17

tH- Another arrival at Clark. Johnson l.
Co.'S. No. IL West Washington. of Brigham s
famous custom work. for ladies, misses and chill
dren. Work and material warranted the very
best 10 3
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-17

Gold to-day at about yesterdays quotations
Tie speculative operations are merely nominal.
The price opened at 81 3I34. fell to 81 800 and
recovered again to 81 3O3S.
LATrn-Gold closed a. Gallagher's exchange
tonight at 81 2954.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-17

~ For good article of liquor, prepared by
scientific and experienced bar keeper and for a
genuine cigar, go to the Exchange, North Hi
nois street. The culinary department can't be
exceled in the west, as thousands are ready to
testify. Is
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-17

DELINQUENT TAXES MIR Hamilton. deputy
county auditor. is just completing his annual set
Element for the delinquent taxes Of Marion coun-
". from which we gather the following items
The total taxes for 1864. for all purposes. was
1906 097 50. OF which 1923 294 Al was collected
leaving delinquent a: this time, OF the taxes tor
le64, $50 SOB IL. This delinquency is divided
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-17

tt The last ditch was found in Georgia
Jehy Davis petticoats will suggest the idea
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-17

IN The United States Circuit Court is nov
10 session. The call Of The civil docket will be
gin to DAY. -
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-17
COMM Z RClAE.
cincinnati Market.

cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, May is.
Flour firm Superfne Sc 5O@s7 %; extra
So 00@6 30. and family So 5O@7 90. >
Wheat, red 81 3S; white ST. 45GI IS. Oats
47c Corn 90c. Rye S0c Clover seed GA
Barley 81 1901 20
Whisky dull; small sales at 50 0G@2 OF.
Mess polk 24e. Bulk meats la@l2.B. Shout
100 "a; sides l49l5; hams l4@l5l2. Bulk
hams 1879.
Lard lie.
Groceries quiet ard unchanged
Sugar l3@l7c. Coffee 3O@33c. Molasse:
81 29@l %. aF-L
Silver 81 Is. Gold 81 276l 25.
Money 6@S per cent.
Exchange firm.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-17

tE- A fine fresh lot Of oranges, lemons, dates
figs, cocoanuts, prunes and raisins. at Contra
Grocery FLETCHER DAvipGE.
ID q IF
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-17

0lfo morrow evening will be the frst grand
concert of Max Strakosh. at Masonic Hall, in
winch Mile Helene De Katow and james NJ
"ehli are the principal performers You Lad
better secure your seats in time
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-17

~ SIX first class painters wanted immed
ately. Apply at No 9. Virginia avenue
l72 f. Bows.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-17

See Dr. VIM ThOmson's advertisement
on the fourth page of to day 8 per.
OS IF
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-17

SHAws MARINE AUToNArON M adame Eug
lish has secured this wonderful piece of mechani
cal ingenuity, the invention OF Major ID. r
Shaw, which will be ready for exhibition IN a
fee DAYS. The automaton represents many OF
the leading occurrences OF the war, showing
forts. ships. camps. bombsrdments, &c. not by
paintings, but by the real objects. in miniature
sizs exact counterpsrts of the originals. The
bombardmeut Of Sumter. the affair OF the Merri-
mac. destroying the C0nevess and the. CuDoeF-
l. nd. and being defeated by the Monitor, ~ re
produced before the audience. This automatum
! riehiy worth VISIT, ard will he ready for ex
hititloa - the state museum in . few DAYS. A
guide has been engaged at the museum, who
gill show visitors all the curiosites. and explain
their history.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-17

Total delinquent. ..-..... Sc<. cVo -
The total value o: tax able property IN this
county is $50. 6o9 .l73 This includes all real
md personal property There - 24o.eIS acres
f ,SXH6le land IN the county exclusive of town
ot-.) valued at $40 sg0 sol including improve
menls. This makes the average value of land
IN thi- county, including Improvements, Si5 SO
per acre.
This Is much higher average value of farm
Ing lands than we supposed. especially when we
take into consideration the fact that these lands
are assessed At their supposed cash value. and
not at their ssking selling price. The taxable
property 10 Centre township is more than two
thirds Of the entire tsxables of the county
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-17

sE A rich growth OF hair produced. the nstu
raj color restored, mot dyed and all diseases of
the scalp, falling off. &c cured by ussg "Eu-
reka." the infallible hair restorative Price
81 GO per bottle Sold by all druggists
j b SENoUR,
Druggist, Bates House Block Agent
eod-ff
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-17

From New Orleans.
NEw ORLEANS, May ll--via CAIKo l6.-Pro-
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-17

W 4. FEArHERsroS.
Auctioneer
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-17

I5-dtf.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-17

- We invite those wanting Pare Liqssssts
call and examine for themselves.
Corner OF MERIDIAN a.d MARYLAND
Ste. Indianapolis. Ind.
t7'ti v0-dAs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-28
FrsNs The OtspSteA.
The Fall Of CharlestOu ~ the North.

The intense glorfication Of the enemy over
the evacuation OF Charleston 70 what every one sA,
pected How many tuDs Of powder they have expended
n sautes how many church bells they have CRACKED,
how many someIsaults they have executed. we have
no opportunity Of asccrtaning. The hotbed OF Rebel
lion In their hands the original nest Of vipcrs crushed
the impreanable Sumter fallen All these in staring
capitals We had seen In the minds eve before they APP
peared In Federal Journals and are by this time aecEs
toned to the contemplation. We can therefore endure
with philosophy the extraysgsnt jobllations OF ihc
Northern ne wspapera Nor are without sources 81
consolation and PRIDE Ssbastopo becsme immortal nv
holding ont eleven months against tho combined powers
Of Eng land aud France Charleston held ont iour year
spd fell at last. not BY the superior strength OF the
him ~ make strategic corbinaots which rendered me
evacuation Of CharIestcQ inevitable.
The.defendes Of Chafsyton lave loet AL pus Lehor
Sumter, In its grim ruins. u mon, u, Oh ooN'eIn
yaor and endurance, which may wei cnahhSe ,hc au
miration OF mankind and OF posery. Ire sifit ihst
once tenantcd those ernmbing walls mas n.suc err!
fragment OF them a sacred and precious tning Ip'
shirt still survives and will create new
At every SPOT where Freedom unfuils It's nag ana bius
defiance. 10 the oppressor Sumter will live in history
and In SOM and So indeed. will thousand OTTER nat
tc.crounds where the lofty courage and ine1,heuisn
able endurance Of this great people have wres'ed wth
Not Greece in It's nobest exhibitions Of herolsm aud
fntitule, surpassed this glorious Southern people.
Gen Sherman might well say that there IL 40 disgrace
In being overcome by such odds Us have Doen Drought
Ia hear against the feeble means OF resistance IN his
front Nor could that resistance have been overcome
If The little army which faced his overwhelming num-
beers had been always guided by skill equal to It's yaor
The world viii proclaim that the rank and ME OF the
Sonth have with rare exceptions done their duty, and
found themselves the Romans OF The age
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-28
Handsome Little Affair.""

yerv handsome little affair occurred one day last
ert in the vicinity Of Burvells Bay In which about
90 Yankees, belonging 70 the celebrated Naval Brig
ado, were defeated and routed by sai'
sbaSbnrne ssssted by party Of the lndependeni Sig
roi corns under command Of Licnt. Woodlcy. Ibi.
force OF the enemy had been sent out to intercept sha
in that direction recently by our Government.
While resting al Burwcls Bay this force was yiscr'
onsy attacked by the scont. and signal corps men, who
i.r aud .nttiug the balance TO flight sixteen dead
boJ,es were subsequently foundsix lying on the road
lido leading TO smihaeld and ten In Srnithhed who
Id Aid of Their wounds there. Wa did not lean
whother any prisoners were taken. but number OF
wounded Yankees were carried of ~ their comrades
So the marty who came out to whip got whipped.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-28
LATE REBEL NEWS.
We have Richmond files Of Saturday last, the
a5th but they contain little Of military interest
Ne, Allowed 10 SPEAK.


The Examiner heads its Z" War News by the
following: .., 4,
take no notice for the present Of military affairs In Tue
Carolinas; and 10 make our compliance good we omit
ali illusions 10 these from our report Our readers VII
readily appreciate the motives ~ this reticencc
n. however, Exyors its readers with the following
items:
FROM PETERSBURG.
There wss 20 fighting on the right yesterday,
AZ had beer pSStSd and tie reported concentration
Of the encmy troops Hatch Run Is stil sub
iect OF SPECULATION. II appears t,at the anieecsI
tnod portion Of picket line on sunday when wa
res aptsrisJ by our forces the next day.
An AFFAIR OF MOsBY'S MEN IN MARYLAND.
fh "NsADarAErHns Feb. e. 1865
Hon. j. C. BnHcxiSr f3syt se,,rforyof nar: ,oc..
DEN Early reports that Lieut. Mcneil vith thirty soeo
on the morning Of the 2lsi entered Cumberland cspurcd sud
out Croob aud Kelley the hdutsnt'Issi
of the department privs,es and the hcsdquaters ha
without firing though considerable force Is sr'iored
In tb. vicinity Lieut. McNe aud party deserve much credit
for this bold exploit Their prisoners viii reach stanton 20
dsy. " =, i.n.'
vAUGHAy's CAVALRY IN EAST TENNESSEE.
"fIyADouARfgRs Feb. 30 zoos.
" Hon. j. c. BREcKiNRIpGE, S'fre'cIgg Ugr'
Glen Fchols reports that detachment. OF Nsuslsns cav
s,rv .ruck the railroad beyond Knoxville a. Sweet Wstef
md Aen. capturing tie gsr.on AZ both P,ce' n'y men
Of The second ohio Regiment. with their bore. snd coup
toent. captured. ~ H. IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-28
and by their pleased e1p,cs.n plainly showed that VIC

and by their pleased exp,rsn plainly showed that we
were welcome.
The town. witch in busy times must have been an en-.
terprsng AMI nst unpleasant place Of residence pre-.
sents Jnstr4ow gloomy and repulsive aspect.
All the. stoves closed, the newspapers have been
snspen led. and the editors or publishers abscondcd.
ine Is one respectable drug store open, and no stores
Tor the sale of provisions The citizens say there is
.nough here, but that it is hid away There Is large
population of both white and black which are liable
soon TO need assistance from the Department. Gen
Schofeld. 1t is believed win find something for them
to do. The number Of white men Of middle age and
subject to military duty attracts attention. They col
lect in crowds at every corner watching with vacant
stare the movements Of our troops. They az want pro-
lection"
ru1oaY OF LONG
The last Issue OF The Daily Wilmington Journal 2lst
before the editor schuyugled. bestows rapturous
eulogy upon the Copperhcad Long OF Ohio, for bis
speech Of the eth inst.
The Mayor Of Wilmington, Mr.. Dawson, Is wealthy
man, and report says has made fortune and saved IT,
since the beginning of tho Rebellion He appears
anxious TO DO all iu his power for the protection and
comfort of his constituents There are two or three
fine churches in town. the largest and best OF which are
the Episcopalan and Presbyterian.
The streets sandy and difficult TO travel In
Summer 1t must be intoerably hot. There Is also a
dangerous quantity Of hidden filth, which must greatly
endanger the health Of the place when hot weather
arrives
1t wonid do your epcares good TO see the fine.
glistcning fat shad which being caught here
The prices however would stare them: forty dollars
per pair lin Confederate currency.
The Chickamauga steamer has been Tup high np the
northwest branch of Cape Fear River She will be
taken, If not destroyed.
There was pleasant interview Of few moments on
board the Malvern. this afternoon. between Gems.
Scbofed, Constock and members Of the staff, and
Admiral Porter. Tho Admiral entertained the dis
nguishcd psrty-incuding the correspondents Of the
press-in his peculiarly happy manner. Refreshments
were passed. and the occasion was one OF universal
good feeling. The Admiral thinks we are getting
toward the end Of the Rebellion.
The opinion among military mon ie that we are TO
have battle Of Immense proportions before long at
some central point IN North Carolina. They are ready
TO meet the enemy anywhere and fight him on any
terms have written this hurried and Imperfect ac-
count under the most trying and difficult circumstances.
bsside being hurried for time TO save departing
steamer all which hope viii atone In some part for s
impenections. Es
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-28

We have been informed by Young man, "a
resultant of this place. and whose word can be relied
on1 who len Charleston s. c. on Friday evening that
hareso was evacuated by our troops on Friday night
Last and II Is now no doubt 10 the enemys possession
n. fare leaving Government stores OF all kinds were
removed az Wen a. great deal OF the heavy ordnance
All guns left were spiked and otherwise disabled me
iron clad eupboah were seat up Cooper River. and all
other sbippng destroyed Our troops had all departed
10 confront Sherman. KiDgsyille and Florence we're
st,l in posseson OF troops by the latest account
Nv INC same infol ant We are told that Fort Ahder
son, On The Cope Fear River Was captured on SUNDAY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-28
defeated proposition providing for the employment NJ "
colored troops by ons Es,riy lie vote stood elsren

defeated proposition providing for the employment NJ
coored troops by ons Es,ry. lie vote stood elsrss
"a zen, 'll tt''Iff"t F'tlH
Those WHO yotoi asains; the measure were the two
Senator'S from Virginia cssrs. Hunter and CipertoD
one Senator from North Carolina (sir. Grahen), tho
TWO Senators from South Carolina (fessrs. Barnwcf
and Orr). one from Georgia (Mr. Johnson). the two
from Florida (Messrs. Maxwell and Baker,, one from
Ie1as CIR. WigfalN from Arkansas Mr.. Garand)
and one from Missouri (Mr. Johnson. ... L.
IIose who favored the measure were Mr.. Walker OF
Alabama Messrs. Brown and Watson Of Mississippi,
Mr.. semmes OF Louisiana. Mr.. Oldham Of Texas.
Nessrs Henry and Haynes Of Tennessee. Messrs. Bur
nett and snms q Kentucky and Mr.. Vest Vi Missouri
city.
1t will be that the Atlantic States votes were
all against the the Gulf States all Coz it. Texas
and Missouri equally divided Arkansas against it, and
Tennessee and Kentucky forit
The bill passed by the Honse Of Representatives is
still before the Senate It's fate and that Of the whole
policy Is dependent tie action Of the Virginia Legis
iaue in ntructng It's Senator's II Is understood that
resolutions FOX the purpose are pending and will pes;
but precious hours are being consumed by debate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-28

rinkney Jeeers5U. sc. IT, les John Hammond III c. T.
WIN. Alex nder U. C. T., leg
thorss Ed Henry III. q. c. T. leg
Wesley smmons JUS. CT, Watson Holt, U.SCT., back.
leg. John Lewis, u. s. {. T., leg
c. Anderson, 5 us. {. r. finger
GEN. AMEss DIVISION.
James BELLS us N Y ankle, Robt Richards N H. arm.
Anneslcy kek.er 203 Pa back David Humer Ne, snke
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-28
RI. Recon, Pcacc Conference.

In the Rebel House oil Representatives, on
Friday the resolutions reported some days since from
10 result of The late peace Negotiations aud the deter
nJuaton Of the Confederate States to prosecute the
wni, coming up ,
thereof ordered 10 be- in secret
siOn. 80 80. =,
On motion Of Mr.. Clark, Of Missouri, the House re-
solved into secret session and having spent some time
therein. the doors we're reopenel aud the House ad
IOuTed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-28
G.u (.runt Declines Onc-hundred Days
Meu.
AtpAyY, Monday, Feb. q, 1866.

AtDASy, Monday IeD. y, Ieeo
On recent of the news of the capture OF Will
Gov. Fenton sent dispatch to tie Secretary
~ War yfuins ten regiments of the National Guard
for 100 DAYS service in gayiscrng the forts at savan
n.n charostop, wilmington. aud otaer ports. The
osr was referred 10 Gea Grant, who declined TO ac'
cent tho regiments The Secretary Of War sent dis
,,tcl to Gov. Fenton this morning concurring 'uus
Lecis.on Of Gen. Grant. ....ri
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-28
keIf.IIeliancc.
In the Virginia Senate, on the 9th inst

In the Virginia Senate, on the 9th INST, Mr.
Collier offered the following joint resolution. which lies
over under the rales:
R,oirsI By he Ceierdi As'sr,ls That while we synipa
tze With our brohers IN and kindred in the iocai
es through hitch the army under Sherman has WIN uch
yct ~ opinion tho limited local successe
of That army viii saiy to demonstrate to the peepe
nj lie North that tie Federal forces must ultimately ii 70
conquest OF country II the people Of the South aud
our public councils viii not forget to avoid all r,pscs OF Ne
and resorts to foIeisn ad and WI oct on ne
strike the blow ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-28
xyeuudea ju Gen. Paiue's Dbvistsm
...I-H. Catered Troops

vrth, N n or sru. Ianos Baylc, 5U.HCT, ann.
Lieut. Chss Bowe.f SUI, T. Bfonh, . y. y VA Hs
~, W., sin.r,on. 5U.s John Lowdow, u D. O. t.
r. r leg thigh. - , ~ r
serg Wln. H. Thomas, 3 T. = W. o. olotoni - % - 80
CT arr. .rscT rIa,ois T.ylor, sUsC.T, leg
60 D;tIn,on IsC Wm Hunter, U.S.C.T, thigh.
Up S SJ. Andrew Lsdd, L. $. c. A.,
Corp. Cba'' siHiH' Hir.m Scott, sys.C. shdI.
Cor. Fred NJ, Cluur 5U s. Capt Ed. Middleton sUs.C.
&. r. thigh. IL tngh. ,rc~ ~ ,ht.,
T g. noi? Tiss John Wisn,. U. sc T.
John Kelley, 5Us.C.T soap thigh ,rsrr "a.
rJ,anf EIiI sfs CT b1o Wh fettIi ~ o. ',2 y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-28

The Senate Vote ON Awning Slaves.
The Sentinel says:
.is Confederate States scra'c, =. tarr'ec1 .!sied
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-28
case may demand.

TIE Journal speaking o. lee amy e'''0i'"'''
wo have reason 70 soy TIN, ,he Pebels ere expecting
very soon m .tarO tie whole eoanty ard aston sh the
,,orld vsma,,.s Wis., oas rsason nsy he, IL Is Tod
ore.'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-28
EIena LauIANilles

..,.'' LOUISVILLE. Monday. Feb %, 80.
Gen. Palmer has just issued ORDERS p1o4n.slnsI
military nrotection TO all descrIers from tie Eebe
o,pies .ho ree,ter Themselves as renouncng al con-
sectIon with HE Rebel Government, and threatening
ali other obsentses with the penalty due to spies and
operrIaa q, ohe,ui.e as the circumstances u each
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-28

l.bshs'ssasm et she ptess--seIsicins Of
SIC EsepEo-xsrry Pursues EEoke's
Array wisSinGten was Tahen-
deads2ies OF the City-Our Losses
Hisfs-Conscnsratis OF the Eneny--
n Great BRuIe Expected nj Gsldss
x<vNuxh,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-28

The negro soldier question is ghost tn
Richmond editors seem determined shall not speedil
be laid In the nles before they return to the charg
after the following fashion: