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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-07

IN Rev ]. e. Fletcher. a native OF this city
woo has resided several years in Brazil. will de
liver lecture before the Uuion Institute this
evening al Masonic Hall His subject L.. 1.-TWO
thousand miles up the Amazon . one that ouehl
to inIere-, esery body. lie; the citizens of lnoi
annapolis give their old friend aud fellow tow s
man cordial greeting by filling the hall to over
flowing
Tickets ut all the book stores; 1T A Vic
ton & Co 3 and Browning 4 Sloan's drug store,
and nj the door
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The money OF Recruits.
HEADQUARTERS DRAFr REsDEzyous.l
STATE OF INDIANA.
INpIANAPoLIs. February 6. 1865.


lsDIASAPoLIs, February 6. 1865.
I. By General Order No 305. War Depart
ment Dec. 81 1864. it il made tue duty Of the
commanding officer of the rendezvous, to receiv c
from all enlisted men their money. except twenty
dollars, upon their arrival at the rendezvous, the
residue To be turned over TO officers of inteli-
gence and good characters FOR safe keepiDg. and
"a soon paymaster is designated to the rem
dszvous, such money il turned over to him TO
be pad, or forwarded TO his friends or left in the
hands OF the government as the soldier may d
rect. on the first pay day after joining his reg
ment The soldier receives u check book from
the paymsster. with amount Of his deposit, which
check book is the soldiers voucher TO the pay
master who shall be called 20 pay, at the first
pay dav. as aforesaid
III. BY this method. tie soldier is secured his
money, and avoids the many risks of its loss in
camp. or Ell route To MS regiment.
Ill Major Marshall Grover. additioual pay
master United States volunteers. by order. this
day received, ~ designated by the war depart
ment ~ paymaster at this rendezvous. To whom
moneys received will be paid over
HEsRY Il. CARRiSGros
Brgadier General.
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TWe understand a subscription paper Il in
circulation among the particular friends of Mr.
o Morton, 10 purchase a house and present
u to that distinguished individual. in considera
ton vt valusble services and aid rendered or
course Mr. o. p. NJ. is supposed to know moth
ing Of this subscription until the money il raised
and the presentation speech prepared.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-07

70 The Indiana Mutual Draft Insurance
ComPsey Is insuring parties in the city and all
parts OF toe state against the coming drsit. II
possesses facilities over any other association for
The reiiet OF is members. ana all whose business
and faassiy relations render il an Inconvenience
aud hardship 10 go As drafted men or To procure
substitutes AZ the present rates lis plans. OBJ
lec's Ard mole of conducting business are 80
eonmendsble tia, ~e call attention 10 It's al es-
hseuent
The party -ho inssEss In this company is a.
-rred that - facilities and responsibility suci
that - supulsiious will tie carried out It. mode
Of conducting business should safety all
Tie fnnd Of the company on deposit In toe
First Sauonal b&nk, II Ia Ne @Aooor eoatrellst
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from FORTRESS ,Ionroe.

FoRrREss MONROE, February 4.-The steamer
General Sedgwick sailed this evening for Fort
Fisher
There is nothing OF importance here in the
way of news
Tie advent of President Lincoln and party
has been the only exciting matter for some time
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-07

No. 3.-John A. Heidlinger will open Ia
lev days his old stand at No ,, Palmer House,
and invites all bis old friends. and every other
man. who loves to smoke a fine. sweet. genuine
Havana cigar. 10 call on him there Since he
closed out his store he las watched the chsnces
in order to buy only the best goods at a reduced
cash price, Respectfully.
teb7-dlm JoBs A HEIDLISGER
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NINTH VskD NEkTIxe The citizens OF the
9th ward wiil hold meeting on Tuesday even
Jog. az Wrights Hill. Let every citizen turn
out and come prepared to assist in clearing
ward from the draft. 62t
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Telegraphic Dispatches
ssrosrsD sxr-sss r=s ssHrssArr .rE-ss1
fFer Morning Keepers see first eege ]
SfIDNIGlIr REPORT.
G z N ERA l. N EW S.
The Conference Proceedings Still
IA Mystery.
The Rebels Wanting a 90
Days Armistiee. 4
SHERMAN'S MOVEMENTS.
HE Is ONLY TWENTY MILES
FROM CHARLESTON.
CAPTURE OF HARRY GILMORE.
The New Western Military De-
partmcnt.
g ON CIR II. - ~ ION Il .
&c, &c. &c. &c.- &c.
CAPTURE OF HARRY GILMORE
The New Western Military DE.
partmcnt.
ONGIsE SsI Al
&c. &e.. &c. Ac- &c.


LOUISVILLE. February Cit is reported that
the notorious guerrilla Captain Hedge was
killed at Gsrnett.viile yesterday 10y party OF
Walker Tsylot'S guerrillss, under the command
of Captain Hays. We have DOT learned any pat
ticulsrs
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itSsx w.Rp MKKrISc There will 6e a meeting
Of the csIzeDs Of the ward at the 9th ward school
house. on "wednesday evening. 70 make .urther
arrangements to avoid the draf, lie, there be
full meeting.
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WANT e p.


vurANrED-sfe5a uONrH-Assnts every
" where, TO iEirotaee Tie new SIS sAGS dG-k
FIrsly e.sias kdcAi.<, the eniy low priee machine
N. eann.r, which is licensed By Grover 4 BAKER.
whe-irr & wilson Howe. SINGER Co. sad Bachelor.
s.ar, and expenses, large commissions allowed. AZ
- ~ i,-- now ,olc less IN an forty dollars
AZ, 4, Tr10~rn>ass and the seller and Ibs nlus-
trsssd circulars cent free. Adore"
SHAW q CLARK. B<As:ard. k.ss
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GENERAL ORDER 40. 2.

HEADou sRrERs. DRAFr RENDFzyousl
INDIANAPOLIS. IND Feb q, 1865
The practice oil charging fee for giving
passes and lurlouehs. or Tor doing other duty
which is incumbent upon officers or sereeants
deserves prompt abatement. and all eases discov
cred will be severely dealt with.
BY order Of.
Bfgadier General CARkINGsoN.
Commanding Draft Rendezvous
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PROFESSIONAL.
II r Nj Q " a l..
Doctor WIN. THOM son,
HAS REMOVED HIS OFFICE FROM
VIRGINIA AVENUE TO
No. 90 South Delaware Street,
NIX WILL CONTINUE

VXyHERE nix WILL CONTINUE
wv 10 treat and cure Private ~
Diseases, in all their species, stages.
rsmircsiion. aud phases. E
Dr. Vim. Thomson vii give 20 " ~
each patient written instrument, ~
binding himself "a effect radical
and permanent crre. make no
charge.
Br. Vim. Thomson has made the
treatment az Private Disease.
speciality since the year s5Ithree years the city Of
Buffalo, y. ei.ht years in Chicago H. aud yesrs
IN Peoria, III. Daring eight yea practice In Chicago
H. he cured over thirteen thousand cases.
DR.. VIM. Thomso n. In bis practice Scrofnla Ehes
matte and general diseases of the blood fumigs
ting yspor Path Of the host ingenious kind, In eep.upe
ton with internal treatment.
SEMINAL EMISSIONS. the Consequence ofseif- abuse.
This solitary vice. depraved SEXUAL Indulgence 10
practiced BY the youth Of both almost
limited extent. producing With uDerring certainty the
following train Of morbid symptoms unless eombsted BY
dark spots nnder the eyes, pain Ia the head ringing In
the and noises like the rustling Of leaves and
ting OF charos Nnsasiness about the oln weakness -
the limbs confused vision bun,ed intellect, loss Of
ndenee. ddence In approaching strangers, csike 10
form scqusintanees disposition Ia shGn s,cisfy.
oes Of memory. hectic Pushes pmpes and various erup
tons about the face, fur,d tongue night sweaf foefd
breath coughs, consumption. uaononsnls. ard frequent
" insanity.
The afflicted, the fret appearance Of any 81 the
above symptoms. shouts immediately apply to Dr WIN.
Thomson for relief
z1d3-or AID Consultation Rooms We 20 south De-
ware street, Indianapolis. Ind.
p. o. Bon 1850. jsn2t-diy
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-07

II The street cars are regular in their tEi9s.
and, on some OF the lines. are doing good. pay
ingbusiness. TIE receipts Of the company, NE
are told reach nearly $500 a day.
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CRY 1T & ~ S

~ See De wm. Tbomson's advertisement
90 ibe second page of TO day's paper
in 25 &C.
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DAILY, KEEPER 4 RUSH.

wholesale Druggists, No - South Meridian street.
g. s. LACEY General Travelling Agent for the Western
States. l61. Dearborn street. Chicsso, Illinois.
y. B.-None Genuine unless the bcx j. signed IS. d
HOWE" jan3i-dlyesd
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-07

sF-The red s,re.mer coating from the a~g
stse At the top Of GLENN Block indicates skat
log at the park. laa25n
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MONEY TO LEND.
MAY az SMITH,

MA Z q S0d4IEa,
uthorissd By Government 20 lean e5o,ooQ. In sumo
n from 81 to thousands. on watches, Disnords,
Jrwelry. Cotbing Furniture Musical lnsfrrmens, and
other personal property, AZ No. irt, North Illinois
street Norwood Block the frst building north Of the
Bates House. mp stairs Private rooms, second tosr.
Once open at all hours
Dee-UHredssrDsd ssses.s Of ell iines for sale
trsts Jsn3o-du
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--7--"7-a-7--l7--1-l---
COM m ERClAL.

NJ rlgeHAra.
cincinnati Market.
OINcissATI. February q
NO report
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NV rosx MONTY zArKIr.

NV YORK koAEr sArkKf.
NKw YoRk. February 6.
The gold market is buoysn,. though without
any great speculative activity. The peace ex
element has the tendency for the price 10 re-
rnfn as il stood before the negotiation The
price ranged from 2l2 TO 2l37s
Later.-Gold closed st Gsllagher's exchange
to day at 2l5 nf
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ARB YOU INSURED AGAINST THE DRiPH

nwho. usn
so y,hs nrsnr- snus especial
d
a: I'd 1'n
has. n. sas that Sts sr snse
Nations. constitute
fun ialt esfrd unc sntt vesn vhn e drah
to rsm srSpi .csrpsay
@ @ % % gre. % % mS
men ss
Srs
yns.as
=
REFERENCES PERNhISSION-
Vsjen6 Bank H PrstF
sions BAN
nconmun stob be dresedo either of heOE
A.. r. NOBLE, President, Block,
CHARLES HEWITT. Secretary Temperance Hail,
INDIANAPOLIS. IND.
e
o. hi. become yfsuhh
fer ORA Orepd President
aithdrhe nhagebs
the n PsTy the .s and hs Ban. .nnm
M. H. ENGLISH Presidcnt,
JOHN C. NEW, Cashier
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LIVERY STABLE.

ruEHRY ALLEN. Ssv ysrt Livery snx,esls Scr ~
n Nee u as< ~ East Peri stssss- q The u
dlsrs's usoh. 70 "tp.
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Monday Evening Feb 8. 1865
The Council met IN regular session.
Presen, the Mayor and twelve councilmen
, 1865-08-14
TUE WAR IN SOUTH AMERICA.
Desperate Naval En- gage
ment Between the Bra
-. zilians aud the
Paraguayans.


From the New York Trtbnne.1
By the ertiv.l~ At this mort yesterday of The
efcamsnp sa'satn, ifom no Jansn,ro. q xs ii rave
an a tcount Of : severe naval sueaeement oetscen
nc BssE.rsn heet aud eafht PA1agnaTan tteamets
snd light dost ne batteries. W trstslate from
tie Jo7 mol de se! OF July Is, tae following &C.
crupt Of this b1tts:
TEE xAyAL RATTLE At ntAcafELo. =
The engagement toek place on Juse II, on the
river Pslsns. Eeas Riachoe!o; which Is about
halt {4qud below Entrtentea, the eapltAs of tAf
Aryentfne Province Of The same name:
The PsYtgnsYan dest coustateu Of eight eteac1-
ere and tx noatin2 batteries, carrying II gnns,
he he y qss m 81
.kua3an sseame1s Tere I9qna1E ttae& & Adnlr3ss H
.htP The PAfas aoy; tne nasqsss d. oasdo' H., 1ss
isfen ircm M ,he ss Are n,nes the Jeusy
aEd the screw stetmez foeta: 'Tha BEazui,n bees
conststed Of tho A.nszonas Is guns), Jsqaittnho1-
h ean eSSs aa
q 8unsl Yp'Iargt 70 euns}, Aear1m Il guns)-
At o'clock 4. m.. the PsEsRraFan vessels we're
we're w with;n resch ef thar enemy, and at ones
oneped ! f11lons tEe. Tho Brazilian acenans,
tic only 0ne which has reached us, admits that
the pa1aRusyans fonent Vim nc nfm9st eravsty
the BrtzfI1sp steamer Aoszonaf, beinE converted
into ram. made terrible haEoc among the cne-
my's feet, e,nkIng three Steamers. the parag1aJ,
Sslto. and Jejuhy, and one floating bstteFJ, and
compelling 1uH slea1ef and dtc batte ttet TO sur-
re1der This rematn,ng 1onr ste1mers which
we're Likewise coatide1a6ly. caras ed, then rcdr
The bate lseted nntil for o'clock .. N. The
PsItGusysns who supported Tie dre OF thtls d:e.
bs d laLa l:a'ssty II thstty Eues ate repefte1 Il,
have lu,t abop. l,409 zen of their squacton anu
SO of lhe 1ald b. ttty. The Gfnzttaus estimate
fbcir 1ose Ut atout st0 killed. wonldcd and mis-
atnE.
Paraeusyare They all seemed teteE1tued to
corupe, az to die. Among the wounded ptsaon.
els who fej1 into The hands ot the Btszlians, W.
TptIe, tie comDaudcr CT tho 5alto. one Of tke
tupk Bttnu,e1s, md brolhes 10 the commanding
Eclcfal oi the Psr:e1syan asEy ia Eofiertts.
Tfls wCQrGs Tc4e Ie3r erlJ 6FA1sed by tas CON.
msIdsr-{a-chfef of the Brs7fnlh dae", B7troea,
but Roele nth fts teeth tora OF the h,ndases
ron bis wonnds, ptefcrtirs 9eaih 10 c4Wtsi'Y.
Mcet Of The comI1at dei. Of ihs Ps1sGnayan vessels
are smoEe the t4cad. The whoie artillery, a1nsoa.
rttrr Lsn GeJ8 ntd I'll Immense Hst nst&tlal, Tel!
iufo tie hands u1 ths S1ctofE.
The Brsxil,aus had to 1nsndo1 the Jeanittnhnn
Ia ard tie Be3H ont: WIS 1ksetse ttssblGn. 1na
Amtzeast, Parish. ta end severlf cthsr rssse'e
The Dfa4ilia1r litter tbs emsalVes With the hope
that ,he LOSE OF the Fras usykus IL iFrtplrRhle y
it Is Eupposed thLt teaides the fouF d:eansef;
ah!eh ssesre1, they have cu'y rrc more stea1e1
and 1Ho 11attte baIttries at A:eumpcton. Tht
Bfaxi:Inn dett on the otheH haAd. Wis at once u
D. reinforced ty four sisapiers pnd t"o gnnbo.ts
, 1865-08-14
Ml,s1aau Wr;ilnne>
ITEr or LETTERS

EM4l.i1kn y, *. 15,S ~ fo 9
fpEE; @ eh,stn sny Of these iestert, tn. Applicant
~ c,,i xg :ADY1Sr7sEp LErsEaa gye The Gate
{" W III not called tor wttaa osH 1ofrH' they VIII
~ -. ,ta,he nrad Letter once.
pe s0 att1t tp zft oct ADVERTISED untit they hAve
-, 49, n tnr cf.ct one week. aad Oh Eridtys And
s.1nlas;. ictteI. 70 be Advertised ars In nsad1 OF
fIpRET ,stle1s plat1lJ to ths street aud nun.
usn III =. the Post Odact and stste-1
peS; HE aDIctte1t With The writer's foa7 OETu1 aod
..5r eTfTxr tnd SEAHKt. sign then ip1 4tnlv with
hi nant, AaH ssQcess sse A>Heis 10 b directed &C
cordtnk1y. .
toKp 81 ely. whese ~ cas Add1e.+ E4Sbe IN knoHu
mould b '955s1 y she loHes le'hsac cosaer. with
1. ftar1 shz ros,sge srAxr On the ufFE1 x1aH7-
RAND cILe1, tnd LKATp aPAcE between II and
direction tot rosTAAKKISo Without interfering VIII
IN. ia REQUEST tor the RErUnEi Of a letter to
lie wr1tef unclaimed Kthin 80 dayp CT less written
q ps1niea Win ihe writer's HA1H, fosr oFi1c1 and
6T1r serc9s the 1eth.nd end Of II envelope, rho
thce tde, viii be compiled With 81 the rIuAl PREPAID
~ ts q P$n.Ee gs9es'9 Ess9 ;ss 1sssst delivered
Free dt1ref1 Of Letters to any patt oe The city
can be aecnftd Hy h4Y1ug then Audleste to tne
ST. he. AID number.
, 1865-08-14


On weSn csdoy Dr.. J.. " Hnehes murdered
a miss Ps.snns, at Eetfcr5, 1ear Cleveland, Ohio
The following are the circumstances from the
Herald, Of lIat city:
nr. j. ", Hughes, tha pefpetiator Of the deed,
passed l}mselt ii ~ slnfle man, an9 apcteedso
it crgsRine the .4eeto.h o. hsss n Iamsty ; faf-
,P1tyhuYch. be- uaa:ficI her. In tess than sx
weeks aiief this =eeond marriage, the fsmllJ CT
VIZ rs,yFs S ns
il si,ettipe ana tEdicting h!e1 tor bazamy. He
wss eonS.c1eo. and hss.tsnee3 e t:iP In 'sa Al
h nesT AT III nafsa to
nj H7rk urd 'Splciior iirects, Oh Tneedly eve
etcs s1 Anaat 11abe: 81, ~
man nsmcd RusseD, Weo kssps t2loon on.on. 1t..
tsrao etIsat. mauc 8rplcauoh tnIsteer = some
oths eal;a:e eM y se Iss or psts o
the o.d FttssrIrh ro.d. Ae succeeded IN al-tng
hsckmsn BY the n1De Of h1Tr, VINO OWES e.s,
ttsge and tpan o. hoszee1 e s,e 1nta ~
,htn prpceeded 10 Bedford, AID Vaited fos an cp-
ncIiun II 10 obt in IN insc1vieW N1th Miss ran!;
Pa5aons IN xsa ns w. ~ soa to
iotsska her hcmo and 80 Will pm. IT,, ~ ial9tt5 @
T cd her be wen1d give hsf eeftah t,tas 10 %h,sn
make Mid ss 10 es "ee ~ sas pe 1e
p RSoat tWo ,s,t ocock IN he asy be called at the
rI1dsn. ArnIoas shscg ner, he said: ;. Tamsey.
:Eaye yoa msds np your MD to So5' S!',, ,sac shook
bfeaFt little iour.bs,,e1ed Ecvover aad With the
wosdi, 'sGnna bye. Tasasey; ws @ shals Feet agaiu
sie;Y 81 nm, shooting ns; ta5ough; s; re- = he'd
Tts qfctlna turned ard. teeled, and W11le u 1inS
fhe coid blco1ed 1e1d hred a&aan. the seco4d bal
also psisis4 though her hesd and huft1ediy coz
Tnohet Tas aftcrwn1d arrested nesr Newbussh
be hein9 Intercepted ~ talec !aph!e a,spli:a.
ft:A6sASSIyATI0N IN NDETKOIT-fuREEA AEf
:. r.-. 6TABBEn.
| ., From the DetFnit Tribune, aug ia.}
Es l. nrutsl ard eowsrdly attsmrt at as.ass'astiol
| +Gnt raase It lste hour on TnesdsY nIght. at tb
Hoq.s ser'9sSslls; ksRt f[ae p Gh3s!s 'y,;
II snn.s ftatement, II appears took M park In tb
II hIocdy sfisir which followed. applied to Mr. II
Sar the NE Of hta borse for dance that evening
With tc1rc reluctance, II WIS granted. Abou
nine o'clock ps1ts arrived who:s !ooks At one
q oqse AseE ,hs.e :. . 5stfnt T. n: rs 1sas
T1tt fact Tps krowp, aud Ii was rrso.yed ID "a
hin. The victim was kept ds hiking uassl ke b
, 1865-08-14

Thirty Lines OF Common Sense.
FEAnEE- h.vtrg s'aDcsd ovsr tas Ed!soEi.ls and
ne psva "a trt1 j-a1nal ynn susn 20 M earerse.
tssnu, saIl.e % yoass;lt "t,sse ~ Soal'1ned es
Psihars 20. Bat Il 70 te:. tn. shss 4 t2actvns
+toLr tnfcess 10 7'eaa tAe*t thirty ftats ytu 10
r. nj II T. psksn1.a soa si;S csnd1aae 50;
csse It j. IL ro111nt to you 10 knaw shst AosTKr.
TER4 HITTkEs ara The xtett. su tst sd bat Tonic
sd Altes ai1ye .vtr &dsetiset 1a a1y conasy: Tn4
i Il o. ne vhtn TIE ss'onEs nsea ~ T.:
strength na.ts t.sa the mott po1n: agd y!sosaat .
Il o{ htsiih ii no: cton AE4 net The dev:ts znk
1elon OF heat An t1a al uFoau ~ Uon should
N9yt4in SIC Ecct CO.'S lou sud lound s<~mluA Win
Will kliure hA1 plssseo 5pu with .hlt rEEIlEss
atc.n scarcely pe .eeetsn!y % " e up2n ~ ws4x
and Altxk the importance Of atGutrnK ny tAte aAna
1ae strspEth vhiee n.t,i1tet n.1a!e 9entss ;h;n
Al xh trt thus ctr @1Httanced sE4 iGyssed % Elea
ia BIr1hss t:ial Before the1 h.1e tsKea 70
el1r tbres tsys 10 eonfo' mi .ttn Tbs cir.cisnt.
fhsy 1U 4ckt oVl<d re With aIatl H. IT. k03lA
rs.ion. 1hcY WI ind tu.t it.rcpsu N .a.A ~ vel
IL neF1cua ensTEI ald ula'ss i. tnatue1na fano'
Il p ID t14p,. Th,s !. tee exp sieofe re d
Diilated md ttoreAsea -na ia na aslnk faese etA1e
Nert4 tie r o.tA,o : ol1y reno tho l.neuHe OF tn
lnmt1soie Us !n1oatAla. Sod eTet1 With.
AZ kWAY
, 1865-08-14

r,r,c n,rt,y stuoe1sJ, and while the dance was
RQ!ps On. he lafd down On the eota 70 s'eep.
Whe yEE ,hsfe cne q ~ go5Ia g5sa h nSaesa a. ~.
medtats]y informed officer Vim. Close OF the het,
Vhp tod friend to 60 aud Eo1.e hun Ae did
80. tsssms hat :ots o. eay ~ aof ~ ~ s;rsr
wards seen retailing It out to one o1 moFs or
them.
sss w e. :p5 i's1ts @s sd L 5s -
quiet or lesve, bnt iretead o. 40 nS 20 cussea IN
insult. A. though this WIS the stEts,, the eans
Of ruiana then made &c sss.olt upon 'ns s.es, M
cue 11uTe tie Ttlllans frotn the house, At. C!ose
then iold the proprietor to shut up The house. BAT
{.ssy s s4 ard s;5Ssf ions %ps
snd with vol.ey Of fou:.mou'hed abuse, sec9.sd
C:oss 9f "goog esck On tsea u3,a5 .hEs 1sa aoF oe
hettlt, which struck ths otfcer on the bead. oth.
e1s followed, several Of which hit him aSont the
body, hut doing 20 tetious trtaiy. n ~ nsnt
ttxt, stabbed Ciosa IL the ten sids. The 6lade1
erly eoEnpsEaf!vesg sl4eht woaud.
t.tslre then TUNED upon ihe proprietor Vt. Wii
eor, snd beat him Ehamefully. Several ot tns
party We ne told, had knives drawn in their a.
feaoy bloed :tta16ed ;hacte, and one ot them.
whote name Nj. ". did not At the time possess.
etahhtd hun Ia the eice, cutting fftc httu! gash.
frcm the effects Of which be roW lies PROSTATE.
SetltE M1. HllsCH hpp11tAH3 aop0t W V Ho9
de,ed. the bar: keepes. Young man nsued COZ.
linz, went to bts assfstsnce, when be, too. was
Rtaht Cd In the abdomen bT one Of The aaHaa3tnfs
receiving Hocnd fIom which h;s bowels profade
ed, HsylrE thus tisposed o. all Ee.ls ance, the
atsasElpr, 1eeklug with blood, LEFT the house and
TWOs0ID1ERs OF TIE I'd ILLINOIS SHOT.
On The tvertog Of 1he 9ib instant. While the
eteamer "Hepjsmln 8uckneg" was lying. At
YtaIpet'. Isndiog Missouri, about eight niles
from New Massld, taking On wood. tazee men,
s;essse in fzn, elo'hins cae on 1ea;4ens Sss
was intoxicated. He was Te1 noisy, and acted IS
tftc wanied 10 mike trouble. but waa 1ne1ly IN
dueee BY se1gt Ms]. Charles 2. Bake and some
edhs ss ssens sots seSpane5s S ,ds 70 ss!s hs
l.. derogsto,J character Concerning the
Argument With rome Of the aold1ers. BE
Of BIZ Psst Sseas Z The contsdsFats ~ +
| The men gathering around him, ha drew his It.
To1ver, when they attempted to t1ke u away from
/ him. usirg force IN doiog eo. us brother be.
| trE On horseback short distance from TIE party
I Cesnt Major Biake tad private Levi Derby, o.
/ Company E. Before the men could ARIES. they,
| they hs9 managed to make their esaspa. 1 nun
/ ker Of ihe men rushed On board, seized iheil
| mnskeis and puIfued them to their home, and nol
| considerable quantity oFaumuutl,on, which svsl
| dcstlo5ed. Thtse men Whcge uames a'e William
| and James McFar:aue and Jasper saundese, ~
| we'll known deepertc0es Of the county, and the
| particulars of tho above bav!nE 6een Iofmatoee
| that justice will he duly metsd out 10 them.
/
Fire In Philadelphia.
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