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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-13
OFFICIAL ENDORSEMENT OF THE
u. 8. REVENUE DEPARTMENT.

In the form of Stamp engraved on Steel 10
counterfeit which il felony See, therefore
that this GOVERNMENT COUNTERSIGN. ~
we'll ~ the engravd label md note Of hand the
prcprietors, Is attached to each bottle. The Ia
bel IL embellished with superb representation
Of 81. George on horseback in the act Of spear
eseutchcou Bearing warning Inscription which
oOunterteiters advised to read before they en-
counter the penalty which il sets forth. Below
this again is H0STETTER 4 SMITHS note of
hand the signature 10 which, it would be rather
serious BUSINESS to forge. Il the public will look
= these veriiications Of the genuinencss of
tAs arsie'e before they purchase they cannot be
deceived. The proprietary label ana Government
ooamp are both xecuicd VI steel in he inest and
most elaborate style Of bank note engraving. aid
afe probably the most expensive specimen Of
grsehic art ever stitched to uay medical prepar
o1ion.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-13
IMPORTANT CAUTION.
The public are requested to bear in mind that
mOote tiers Stomach Bltters
Are for sale in BOTTLES ONLY.

All persons who pretend to ssll The article by
the gallon or barrel are unscrnpul0ua imposters,
and the stuff they vend under the name Of Hostel
ters Bitters is in al probability an actvs poison
Of making money in a dishonest way out Of tke
popularity Of the Bilters requires especial men-
ton here. They rsHll ith abomina6le fuid the
empty bottles in which tie rRus roxIc was srig-
inally contained and veni over their counters
th - horrible compounds with smiliug assuran-
ces Of their genuineness and excellence. Beware
Of these wolves in sleeps clothing. Buy DULY Of
respectable dealers, who place proper value on
sneSr good name and believe in the old code Of
nsrcadtile honor.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-13

The grsst popularity 81 Mrs. wihsiow's Tooth
Ing Syrup, for shildrca tsething. has induced I'M
pstneipasd pesssss 70 put up articles 70 Be used
for the same purpose, in advertising whseh they
have not only copied our advertisements and no.
sices from the ptesa, but have copied certificates
and letters from el:reyneas.d Others asking
other names = our genuine certificates. -
Beware sfimitsA6kG - Ut PlS-AAwiy ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-13
Moststter's stomach Bittcrs

Are ~ far superior t,cvo.v s.tep Tonic end Al
ternative in the market, IA the purest and most
nutritious bread To those counterfeits Of the stall
OF life. composed ofbad J. as, aud uesound -four.
Its materials the purified essence Of the finest
rye. medic tied with the Juices of herbs and roots
possessing unr4Iaed ionic. alternative aud anti
bilious pros.r les and which have received the
enr"nf'r o-E-orA Of the mos, distinguished
physicials agt vsa.lsina.e utssls oi Tie age.
The Essen'* - Rye' AWsiblr s.imnlaut--
In other woia. ]. IS s..,l N.ich rapidly spre ads
itScit through the system. carrying with it any
medicnment which is comb,ued with il. The
reason why the pcrnicions tavern liquors do 80
much injury is, because they are adulierated with
poisonous ingredients winch they convey into
ths circulation of the nervous system aud the
brain. thereby generating inflammation Of thu
stomach. intestinal disorders liver disease, ner-
vons comp ,ninfs delrinm tremens, imbccility,
and madness. The reason why
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-13
nosrf11Ef's BlIrERs

Aathe best remedy foi the axhaustion and other
ailments consequent upon their almost supcrhu-
man exertions. The cin Aciat cd prisoners recent
released from the Rebel bastiles, deriving i'm
mense benefit from its use, and tine Army Sur
gseus anhes itsting say that il 10 the only Tonic
httobe administered in military hospitals.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-13
Hostctter's stomach Bitters.

Under the same law Of distribution, permea
the whole frame with the remedial and protectiv
antidotes with which they medicated. Thi
simple explanation will enable the reAde- 10 IN
derstsnd how this genial veg, table sti'n nent for
tines the systcm and why il has taken precedence
Of every other Stomaruc and Alternative ever
advertised or sold on this side Of the Atlantic.
81 all seasons OF the year the Summer and
early Fall are the most debiltn'ing. The strength
Of the strongcs. willis under the torrid tsrnpers-
ture Of July and August, and the mlnsma OF
September and Oct obcr is dangerous to the sys
TEN depleted and worn down by the oppressive
heat Of the Dog Days. But whoever 10 wise
enough TO resort TO this Tonic Elixir when m in
vixorant 10 most needed. will most assuredly
eaps the debility which prepares the way for ep-
idemic malades.
No fear Of Fever and Agnc or Bilious Remit
tent Fever two or three months hence. for those
who are prudent enough to take the Bitters now.
During the war the efficacy Of the preparation
~ means Of enabling human nature 70 endure
the most tremendous fatigue under blazing sun
Was proven to the eutire satisfaction ofthe Med
icai S.aff; and thousands Of our disabled vcter-
ans now rely upon
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-13

Produce exactly opposite effects is, because thor
pure spirttous basis is sur charged with baisamc
curative and preservsti dement's which it DIFF
Inses through the blood. the bile. and all the
auids which sustain, renew an nourish the solid
parts Of the body The common liquors Of com
merce, and the tsnctures aud extracts maze from
them. necessarily infusc the fiery venom with
which they are al more " less debased. into the
interior vessels, whence their fumes mount to
the aenaOrluln
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-13

OVs LOUIE NH0fKCI0s
Sr. IOUis. Oct II
Flour-Dul'. and demand confined to orders tieod
to extra $40 5OGl3, cice fall single extra ~, fall
super ~ 7jGs Is. md spring .uper 81 10 al Is
Wheat Receipta large TO day, exceeding
IL 0O0 -ack-. but prices unchanged Sales we're
large, including extra choice fall n, - 1s and one
LOT very superior for seed sold AT * So choice
and strictly choic. At ~ 55Qs2 S. prime and strictly
prime - 25ds2 So good Mt s2Qs2 TO- far q 75s1 S5
club ! g.; and spring 81 l006i 80
Corn-DulI nj s9asOc for white, and 6.96Sc fol
yellow and mixed
Oats-Declined 1c Mt 46GIB4c
Hav-Siea " At &l66s17 80
ky-Uncha ng. at 1921
Bacon-Clear sides 25c, shoulders 19kc.
Bu,tsr-Hgher at 44@5Oc for dairy.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-13
. J. II. WINSLOW 4 CO.,


tssrABLIsHED 1ss0.)
100000 WATCHES, CHAINS I.a &C., WORTH
To be sold for One Dollar each, without regard
to value and not to be paid for Until you know
what you are to get.
ARTICLES 10 sx SOLD roR 81 EACH.
100 Gold Hunting cascd Watches each. ]. &116
loo Gold Watches ................... 10
5000 Vest, Guard and Neck Chains. IS to 0
5000 Oval and Chased Gold Bracelets ). a to 10
1000 Revolving Cast0fs.. ........l5 to Is
800 Drinking Cups ,...7 TO 10
5000 Ladies' California Diamond Rings. 3 to s
5000 Magic Spriug and snap Lockets. -. a 70 10
10000 Gold Pens. with Silver mounted
holders .:..:::... ,...... ....4 70 5
10000 Gold pens. with Silver Extension
Cases ard Pencils. ........a.......4to 6
500 Sets Ladies' Jeweiry ............. Is to91O
5000 Tea, Dessert 1 Table spcOns,pr doz. y 10 ~
5000 Dessert and Table Forks, per doz. IA - y
1000 Butter Knives. per pair. 80 70
5000 Napkin Rings, per pair .............te y
Certificates Of all the various articles, stat
ing what each ONE can have. are iirst put into
envelopes, sealed up, and mixed; aud when or
dered, aret ken out without regard TO choice,
and sent BY mail, thus giving al . fair chance.
On receipt OF the certificate You can see what ron
can have, and then Il isat your option to sendsi
and take the article or not.
One of these envelopes will be esut BY mail On
receipt Of IS cts; Gve fof d, eleven Tor a. thir
y for Is. sixty -6vs Sss 90, ssd hundred for
Aors-s wanted every where. Great induce.
mot to send for circulars, which gives special
terms, full list and particulsre
Address. IN. WlNSLOW Co.,
sps-11wsn No. 90 Broadway, n. =.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-13

LNlVE OR SIX industrious boys can find con
II stant employment and good wages nj the Da
venpo.t Wooden Factory. Jos. SHIELDS,
octS-atf Proprietor
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-13
The Counterfeiting Of
mOste tiers stomach Bitters

Is now a somewhat more serious as we'll az diff
ult business than II was few years ago. each
bottle Of the genuine article being authenticated
hv the
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-13
Price, only 50 cents a Bottle.
The Florence Nightingale
Of the Nursery.


fThe following is an extract from letter writ
ten by the Rev. Il. q Wciscr to the German r.
formed Messenger, at Chambersburg, Pal
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-13

FoRr MONROE, Oct. 11.-Quarters are be-
ing prepared in Corral Hall for Messrs
Clay and Mitchell, preparatory to their re
moval from their casemste prison.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-13
New Vnrlx ynarLer.

New York N arket.
Nsw YoRA, Oct u.
Cotton 5oc midiing.
FLouR-Bester II so@s.s0 RHO.
WREAf.-firm. l.75@tl. 80 Chicago Spring.
CoRS.-Lower. 9oQal for sound mixed.
OAr,-HeAvy &c Western
PORk.-Firm. !; $36 o0@ Sc 81 new Mess.
WHlsksY.-Quiet. e2.2y1f02 80.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-13
New York stocks.
BOYS Wanted.

ssw York. Oct. 10.
Gold opened sl.4tst. closed at l44st.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-13

The Hovsrnmena Cosntcrsign.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-13

A Perfect C1rofor Cat1rrh,
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-24
AFFIDAVTT9


fSzsnlsliY appsarod bsG0Pe me- "a AJdsrsuan o
tho ci-J q rniiasl yi-a, n. r.. helmbod ~ = -
lng dry ssoTl, 10th ssy, ~ preparations ooalAn
NJ nycolf, ~ H1Hr1aTY, % char iEiufious drugs
bGL asa psgrely vegetable. IA. II. HEI.MBOII
Sworn ana sEfscnued before ne, this "a DIV
November, lsS8. VIZ u. HIBEARD
AldGrILs1, sLn-stTass, ahoFs Rae. PhsLa
address .sttefs ter inforTnaaon IN couEdsnca
=. T. HELMBOIAD, Cbsmist,
DepOt l04 south Tsnth-strss<
BeiOW Chestnut. Philadsiph.A-
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITa,
ASp UNPaTNCIPLRD DEALERs,
40 en3eaF0r b dispose AOF THEIR OWN ssd
'.othsffi articles % De reputaton attainad b.
Halnnboli's Genulns Proportions,
bxtract Bnchu,
8aIzaparllk,
Empr0Yet Rose Wish
SID ~ 81 Druggists eFesysfare-
AK FoR HELHBOLDS-TARK 10 O1HRh
cut o-i he ADVERTISEMENT ADD ssDd o. - ana
AVID I1foSgs1oH AID kxF0SDkRs
nae n-lI
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-24
HELMBoLD's ROSE WASH.

An excellent Lotion for Dssasas o. SYphilif,c o.
iuI5, All .ssliDa dlsassas Of TIE urnsry
Ols1as, aTSEhg trOIal sf-ts d dissipation, used u
eonlSe1on with he kHlfssts buchu mi haTzapar
ria, "a such Diseases EeoOmulsu1od.
EFtLeu1e % the most Responsible and ri AIS
ehaxActsr WI accompany Tie uasf-eigss.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-24

TsEe &c BsissTu, Mercury, o. u1pleasszt nediciEs,
for mp ssssni ard dangerous diseases.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-24

Mr. G Lamar. who was, believe
formerly connected with bank in New
York, has, ii is said, about nineteen thou
sand bales Of cotton deposited in tore
/ Savannah, winch was doubtless bis
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-24

prorertyf or that Of ZONE friend in BIS
interest. A sisnttcant label has been
placed on it coslsring that il belonged
&c an English house. Perhaps there
may be some arnan0ement made in -
gland respecting the .st pie; but the
"a sster. YOU may depend IN At, viii be
rrowly scrutinized, as Mr. Stanton
may be here for that purpose, among
others. Collector Draper, of New York
b established Ct ut where be Is tax.
ing evidence on the ownership Of all
such property.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-24
Rich, Rare and Racy 4!

VERY BEAUTIFUL PICTURE OF THE
"A hand -ornsst woman ia the world 9 peculiar
- esJlcrsi Photograph u OF. taken ron -.
beautiful 70 behold. MS y really naacni6ceul
picture; perfect gem. she Is a beE1ichlng beau
~. Price fly 0erts. Gent Zee hy mail 10 8 sealed
o5rcular enve(Op. Address DAVIS BRO,
znlI-lms Box LZs2 Post Oa1cs, Cincinnati, D
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-24
CERTIFICATES Of CURES

Prom s-ght 70 tSshfy years staadias, Win nauss
known y science ald siAs.
FOR medical properties u BHehn, see Dispsnsa-
tory Of re UnLed Slatss
Zee Professor Dewees' y4luasls works On TIE
Prssclas= q Plys.c.
SEE remarks made - ne iats oalsbratsd d.
Physck- Phlsdeiplda-
bee rsrnarzs male ~ IT. Ephn1m Mcdowell q
ce.anrttsd Pnysieisns and member Of Ehs RoTsl
Co.eg2 q 1argeous, Ireland, ara polished IN Us
Ifl-nssc1ous Of ths = NJ and Queens Journal
See Medlco-1l-rJrgloal Review, published -
Ben. ANN frsgsrs. Fsllogh5f he ROyal Collage of
sgrgsol5.
See most q The lsls Standard ssFEs q ulsliqiaa
EEtrsaI Buchu, Isl % per bottle o. "a ~ 8 o.
- hsyespsriiia. t.0U So
Impr'd ROse ~ Al % 90
Or half = dOzf "a = each f0g glz st.eh vi 4,
sufbc4snz . cure tne most Obstinate esses if gse-
eocE are adhered e.
L'el.yersd 70 Any address, securely paaksi nom
ob.ervsflc1.
~ Deserns symptoms Ia ~ commzzis st0as.
Oures gaass1tssL AdEies ErAss.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-24

Ycuouqht not % - without sueh valuable met
enc. The Cneinnsl Nstolsi Union, o. April ziih.
saFs thsf thousands 81 our eoisber- have heen
ssyesi b. he use Of stuckiand's Anf-ChoIeEs HlE-
Hsrs For sac BY Brrggist- Il " csnls peT bCtLs.
(SeneraI Iiepol No. 8 Eat fourLh-stFaet Cinc.n-
nat, Ohio.
SD In Nashville, Tenn, y FORBES a STE
PHENs. STEPHENS. JANEET a &C., q. why
pERsHOT 4 CO., DEMOFll4LE a 90. sud 4. =
HAsLOCE. Al Z5-tu v th--siY
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-24
LOODI BLOOD BLOOD
Ks.nBcias HiEnJ OOseataasd OOnpOusa
Fluid Extract Sarsapafllls
BKFHILIa.
SYPHILIS.

This h IA affection a TIE oooa, aad attaaks tns
Sexual OTsaTs, l9nings Of tie Nos, Esrs, Thr0ss
Nindpips, ana ODER miaeus suriacss making IT,
appearance n the form n Ulosrs. Halnbold's E4-
trsct ssTssPsrills paTifiss ans HOOD snd rsmoTsa
al sealy erupocus u ne skin, gftng 10 he CON
ps1loE clear and healthy cOlOF. e hsiaQ prspsr-
ed expressly fOr this eiss u caEupisnts II Eaood-
purifying properties are preserved 10 grsatax a..
tent than any ol1sr preparation o. 7aEsapaxiits
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-24
BOARD.

TWO GENTLEMEN AND THEIR WIVES CAN
Il besecomnsoo stsd wit rooms fnd board. ALEC,
eevera single gent Iae1 st q outh ca nv street.
ienRl-.t
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-24
BOOKS
Cur Inducements to Agents and
Clubs.

To those SCENTS who tsas rne.r oorar1-s= = ~
EouS- cd Gi.ts Tie t5lCsTrag o.JuII-sr,9g ~ y
a--ogrc
10 shy Psrsoa forwarding L ClUbs Of N Books, s
Clubs u z. Booa-s. or Clubs o. s. hoosEs each,
silver Wstrh--cyiLldeT esca peIueD--gEorL. So
To ANY persoa foryrar6lg 81 Cluts q 70 Bocis, "
Club o. Il Books, CT Cluhs u So Bo2-zs Zach,
Silver Wasoh, patent lever. hUntiDgcase. worth SIS.
II prefsrlb.e, tbs agent may select any Other AZ
b. entitled %.
AFouts 81. retain the oeriz6rstes AZ Books GBd
& i- until the TequiIed numbers OF Clubs CON-
pi~is1, wheD they vii he fOrNsrded % as IS FO1ch
err.
Uulsss ths=s regulations are etTtoty cOmPiiad
E'fh, % allowance VII be made o. exits oOzlnjs-
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-24
DIR. KINGS
Dis p airy
FOR
PRWATR DISEASES.

-. DR. King, formerly o. HeE York, co.
49, LAST four ysArs Of Louisville, KY, VINO
has devoted bis attention 70 the treatment q pm
vate diseases for 30 years, datsers himsslI having
attended % practice FOR 20 many year, h1d cured
many thousands, 10 Is enabled 10 ours al dse zses
Of private mature, matter how bad Trey may be
nom iniudcsous medisEl treatment or nom neglect
Of their own. III. Kings DispensaTy ls No. e
Deadsrick strest, bstveen Cherry snd The Square
second story, where be cures al diseases Of phi
Vate nature.
6onorrhosa cured without nsussous medicines OF
inssrierenos With business.
BsnctUrss Of old OF recent date sfsectusliy cured
10 few days. by an OperGtiOn winch causes no
PAIN NhCrs q structure exists heath cannot be
enjoyed Perhaps 10 disease cgusss more mischief
and undsrmines he health 80 much.
Syphilis, with GIL the diseases Of She skin, groE-
ng Out Of neglect or bad treatment csn be edsct1-
ally cured 10 q few days.
SEMINAL WsAEEzss.-Partcu.aT attention having
bean given to this disease and ~ the consequences
growing out Of It, brOugbt N many csSe6 ~ the
destructive habits Of inOonsidsTats youth, AMI eE-
eessiTs indulgence Of the passions, Eegiscs o.
which viii undermine the Constitution rendering
the subject unit tor business society sAsd esls-
ing preulsiure Old age.
Females FhO may Be lsbo7Ing Win s1J dlnouEg
Of de Womb may rest assured o. imms1-sas TO
RsE
Persons residing abTosd, b writing aad sisdng
tleir case with Tee enclosed, drest so.lr A hiag
No g Desssrck street, Nashville, Tam, VII have
re necessary medicines sent 10 IEer addrees-
Ofhcs hours from o'eiooE 10 ne morning. unrl .
ths evening. Apf
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-10

TRASsFrR oF RssL ESTATE The foiloWing
transfers of real estAie IN this county were hlet
at the auditors Office YESTERDAY:
Cornelius A Erwin 10 Nichal Toobey, part Of
out lot 1913 ~ feet on NeCsrt, street 0y l2O iset
deep Price $500
DsnHiei BeeckIev to Jchsnuah Brestricsin lot
II. IN NJ. kernsn'. subdivision of out lot 100.
Price $3.50
William Wood TO Albert J D,nforth. lot
II OF PFstts subdivision OF out lot liz Price
SIS $50
Lucinda Sanders 70 Peter VI Wright. Ia sores
ard les rods in section - townships Is aOrlh Of
range ezst. Price 81 100
Hrvev Hosbrook 70 ionh Seidensticker. l6
and 60 100 acre. in s-cflon g. township I ) acrth
rargs J east Price 81 &9s.
John A H-idlinger u jacob wschfeisr. l.
feet front on Washington street by 20 feet deep,
In square 50 Psice 81 $40
sohn Trust TO SeiGeusueksr K kspIs. 5 acres
oot of the northeast corner OF the sub hall
OF The nor'heas, fractional qr4rter Of action 80
so.nshp 10 range 3 east. Psice 80 500
John Huiinz To John Fell. parts of lots 2s
and 20. 10 J stunPhs subdivision Of ou'
lOs ls Price 1900.
William Phelps - Eta beth " timer. a. -
i43 feet OF oni LOT i04 Price g.. 5n0
John A Heidlnsef TO Cotlslb wschste'te
part Of Tote sod In square So Price $4,000
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-10

~ The Board of county commissioners com
.nencsd their session on Monday. Among the
business transacted of public interest We notice
the folloEins items:
Licenses 10 retail liquors we're granted 70
Myers & Lindsey, Hoiiingswor'h, Lewis
Weight, John Bussey, K-isBer 4 BeedeTfer
Henry Frich. John Schaefer 4 Co . Frederick
Seitz, Kehan l. Coil, Augustus BFemminger
Sheets L Klngensmi,h. W. II Conklin. Charles
Simpson. John Kevers. Chris Hsrmeuiug.
Francis Donnellv. John Weaver. q Mathes, 4.
Scholtzhamer, Charles b ike. George lly. Louis
Lang. George Hoppe. II < NJ Ginr. L SHIN.
Charles Steigmann. Frank Emmerich, X KEN
mann and Adam Dieiz
A charter granted to the Millersville and
Nobiessille gravel road company, so far rs i
runs through Marion county.
Porter s Fishback we're appointed stioruies for
Marioa county. and retained in all cases wherein
The interests of the coan'y are concerned
PeIitions-To vscste road III WAYNE town
ship. nesr Kunkle's mill was received. and view
ers appointed.
Also petition from John T Hill and others
Tor 4 road in Centre township. vas presented aud
appraisers appointed
Also the SAME action taken il regard 70 roads
IN Lawrence township.
number of accounts were allowed sud the
board adjourned until this morning
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-10
From ashingsen.

WASHINGTON, March 9.-Within few days
past Zen paroed and escaped prisoners have ar
rived az the navy yard IN th;s city.
They came from the stockads prison At Flor
eoce. aud belonged TO various vessels, having
been captured At different times.
The escaped men slate that when Sherman
marched towards Florence, they we're hastily pat
on cars spd started towards Wilmington, but
when that place was threatened they we're taken
back to Geldsberl, where thu remained a short
I time and were then sent oaek Wilmington.
dag o: truce was seDt 20 Gen. Terry, asking
IL they could be exchanged through him, TO
which he replied tbs, !. could DO; be done for
several DAYS
While they were al Wilmington quite num-
bes escaped and were hid by The citizens These
men say that several hundred must have got
away in this mArne., by he aid CT the union cit
i-snS
One Of the prisoners. George Anderson, Of the
Psissic, was captured in warsaw river, on the
5th of December. Re escaped While being
taken With Others from Whining ton to Richmond
+ he aud 10 others. bv jumping off the train when
it was about Is miles from Wilmington Two
OF these men we're shot BY the guard from the
top of toe aud killed, but all the Others made
their escape, and we're in The city when forces
entered
There ~ere abou; 5000 prisoners brought
away from Florence stockad.. | 900 sick being
/ left behind
! This place had been in tie command OF Col
+ lverson. of the Goth South Carolins regiment.
and it said he vas prisoner in Richmond
! for some Cause, when these men left
! The Senate TO -day confirmed the nomina lion
oi Senator James HARLAN as secretary OF the in
f terror.
+ Hon Hugh NcCulIoeh fornslv entered upon
the duties OF his Office secretary OF the treas
usrT
The heads Of The several bcFesus Of the &c
psrtment waited on him to-day. and address
/ OF welcome was made 10 him in their behalf BY
: Judge DAVIS, commissioner 1T internal revenue
/ Mr. McCuiloch responded Il an appropriate
speech.
The Charlotte N O. Bulletin hss the follow
+ ing:
! Everything We her tends 20 increase ouf con
/ fdence and lif; our hopes from the doubts in
which for fevefai weeks they have been buried
/ Our officers are sctive ard alive TO the emer
! gency. and tie task before them - Hercuiesn
we feel confident that success sill crown their
EFFORTS
The Richmoua Examiner states that ? fex
DAYS $50 Gen LengsEest communicated vi,h
the enemy under 6 OF truce The object o.
the com runic2:ion v.s % eject an arrange
meni FOR The return q deseTtsrs lrom both ar.
| mies
l. The question o. srnias the slaves is expected
70 be decided TO-DAY il our congress
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or Representatives whiRsdi Have ther sppfssch.
Cd The president 70 press upon him any such bass
proposition : IL sny attempt made BY runors 70
create the impression that Lee 10 really to con
slider the terms for laying down arms under the
pretszt cf preventing suferingi
LOUISVILLE, March 3.
The RIVER IS stationary and apparently rece5-
ing. II lacks feet Of the food Of ls47, and
feet inches Of that OF 1899
The Nashville upward passenger train xas
ered on by guerTllss at half past one this uaorp-
ing. who also fred the bridge
The train passed over the bridge safely. ieav-
Ing the guerrillss IN possession Of the road. from
which they must have soon oecs mped. az the
trains arrived to night M time. reooS,ing no
dansge along the road
NAsavILLE, March 8 F
The river is within ; feet Of the food of a.
Snow. hail and rain all day The river Is still
rising