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the rebel states which vas referred TO the militia
~ committee.
Mr.. Salisbury said that some days since be
offered a resolution directing the secretary OF
var 10 inform the Senate under what authority
be called into the pobic service volunteers for
thirty and ninety days he has not yet replied
20 the resolution I bold that the secretary Of
war. as q member Of the cabinet. is 10 every
sense subject 90 the order Of the American Sen
ate, and now move that he be sgain directed to
inform the Senate under what authority be call
ed into the public service volunteers for thirty
and ninety days
The chair directed him TO draw up a resolution
embracing the object aimed at, and be did 1t
lies over.
Mr. Clark objected TO the resolution.
The report of the naval academy was laid be-
fore the Senate and ordered TO be printed.
Mr. Wilson introduced bill to authorize the
appointment OF second assistant secretary Of
war, which was referred to the committee on
military affairs.
The Senate went into executive session and
soon adjourned
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&c. &c. &c.. &c. &c.


ST. LOUIS. January l0-The Vicksburg Her
aid of the fifth has the following account of Gen
Grierson's recent raid in Mississippi:
The expedition left Memphis on the 2lst ult
5000 strong, consisting OF the % New Jersey
4th Missouri, 7th Iowa cavalry, lst Miss mount
ed rifles. Sd and 4th Iowa, 10th Missouri ID Wis
consin, 4lh and 18th Illinois, and the Sd IT, s
colored.
At Egypt, on the Mobile and Ohio railroad
a considerable force of the enemy was encoun
tered and a sharp fight ensued in which quite q
number of the enemy were killed and wounded
and 500 prisoners taken.
The rebel Brig. Gen. Holson, is among the
killed
FIom Egypt the command struck westward
crossing the Mississippi Central railroad below
Grenada, destroying 80 miles of it, several loco.
motives and so cars.
At Grenada extensive cloth and shoe factories
were destroyed.
The expedition brought in 500 horses and
mules and about the same number of contra
bands.
Among the prisoners captured was one colonel,
one lieutenant colonel, and % line officers. and
a number Of our men, who, to escape horrible
treatment at Andersonville. as prisoners, had
joined the rebel army on the night OF December
Doth
Ensign Blume. OF the U. S steamer Virginia,
cut out from Galveston the schooner Belle, from
Nassau, with one hundred and twenty bales of
cotton.
The schooner, when captured, was within FIVE
hundred yards of the rebel guard ship. close in
shore. and protected by shore batteries. She
also passed directly under the guns Of two forts,
on her way out.
Fort Smith, Ark , advices of the 9th ult.,
confirm the reported evacuation of that post aud
Van Buren,, and the probable participation of
their garrison in some movement south
People are leaving that part of the country,
and Forts Smith and VanBursn would be de-
stroyed.
Lieutenant Wilcox, OF the Chickasaw battal.
ion had interview with General Thayer, on
The Goth, under flag of truce The reported
object of the visit was to negotiate terms to sur
render his battalion to the United States forces
The remnant of Prices army is now at Doggy
Depot, Red river.
Desertions very numerous. and the whole
country is filed with straggers.
Three ordinances for immediate emancipation
were introduced in convention yesterday, but af-
ter some discussion they were laid aside to allow
Mr.. Drake of st. Louis to introduce his reso-
luton for the appointment Of a committee of
eleven. to whom should be referred the different
articles of the present state constitution. After
further debate the resolution adopted.
Col Krekle, president of the constitutional
convention. has been appointed Judge of the U.
s district court for the western district of Mis-
souri,, vice Judge Wells, deceased.
Later advces from Fort Smith say that our
troops have not yet left that post, and will be
required TO remain there to protect government
stores until the Arkansas rises so they can be 70
moved In the meantime. il is believed that the
president will revoke the order of evacuation.
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From nashville #.

NAsHvILLE, January 8 THE Union State Con
vention for the purpose OF recognizing the civil
government of Tennessee, assembled at the cap
itol this morning. Delegates were present fro n
all parts of the state.
Samuel r. Rogers, OF Knox county. wa'
chosen president, and Messrs. Mercer and Cone
of Nashville, secretaries.
Nothing of Importance was done to-day, and
the meeting adjourned until to morrow
Among the members in attendance are some
of the ablest politicians in the state. Parsor
Brownlow and Horace Maynard are here. and at
tended the meeting to day.
Heavy rains all day. River rising sapidly.
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MoRIrz & BRorHERs.-At No. East Wash
ington street, Moritx & Brothers affordng to
the public splendid lot of piece goods, selected
originally with great care, and offered now at the
lowest prices in order to make room for the
spripg stock We would advise all readers
to call upon NORTH 4 Brothers before purchas
ing elsewhere. We have passed through their
magnificent building and reviewed their fresh
spring importations, and We unhesitatingly pro-
nounce them unprecedented. and shall have
something to say about them hereafter.
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COM N ERClAL.
tu rLssaArx.i
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, January III
But little business vas done to-day in any de
partment. IL raiDed all the forenoon aud there
was al unusual heavy fall of snow all this after
noon, which still continues, though with less VIC
lence. Fully seven inches Of snow has fallen
since 10 O'Clock.
No change in -four or grain
Corn at 81 05 at the upper road for ear, and
81 10 for shelled AZ the river
Whisky shade frmer. a.$2 20.
Provisions-nothing done.
Hogs Soc lower and dull receipts 5000 at
$50 average sold at SIS 50.
Gold declined 10 222 and dull
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FurH WARD DRAyr MKKTING.-The meeting
was called to order, and. on motion, John Stew
art. ESQ, was called to the chair. and Ed. l.
Palmer appointed secretary.
The ward was divided into districts. and com
mittees appointed "a follows:
First district-From Washington 10 Maryland.
between Illinois street and the canal; William
II Roll and John McIver, committee
Second district-From Maryland 10 Louisiana,
between Illinois street and the canal; John Bus
sey and Ed. l.. Palmer. committee.
Third district-From Louisiana 20 Garden. be-
tween Illinois street and the canal: J A eros
venor and Jesse Brown, committee.
Fourth district-From Garden to the corpora
ton line, between the Bluff Road and the canal
Stephen McNabb and Charles Kemker. commit
tee.
Fifth distriet-From Washington street TO the
railroad track, between the canal and the river
Jesse Vsnblsricum. E H l. Huffman. Frank
GlaIer. and James Isgrigg. committee
Sixth dislrct-All south of the railroad track.
Out .est Of the canal: David Morgan and W W
Smith, committee.
The above cont itters will meet this Nv ednes
aaYl evening at O'Clock. at Ed. l.. Palmer's
oook store. on Illinois street. between Maryland
anu 1eorgis. to make arrangements TO proceed
Al once with the collections.
JoHx SrKw Art, President.
I'D L rAlnn. Secretary.
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Prom. SANDY Hook

SANDY Hook, January l0-The ship Bridge
water, Captain Ssson, this morning arrived
off Sandy Hook, after passage of 90 days from
Liverpool.
She has board the crew of the bark Matte
Metcalf, of New York, from Philadelphia TO
Boston, which was abandoned at sea
The Bridgewater has just run ashore on the
outer middle.
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a. Substitute naval certificates of exemption
furnished men drafted into the United States ser
vice, and also those not drafted. At the lowest
possible rates and on short notice. by A. F No
BILE. government claim agent. No. Yohn's
Block. North Meridian street, indianapolis. Ind.
5-d6t
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~ The wonderful Jukes. the great Bohemian
glass blower, whose genius has fabricated steam
engine entirely OF the translucent material he
uses, and which IS 10 active operation daily and
nightly. may be seen by all visitors at the Indi-
ana State Museum, of which Madame Mary A.
English is the beautiful and accomplished pro-
xrinfraal
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W.sHrxarox. LAMAR 10.

The present speculstions about peace move
ments. both in loyal and rebel papers. rest on
weak foundation. IL is safe 10 say that no per
son, either authorized or unauthorized, has late
ly left Washington for the front on an Grand OF
peace. or with view to consult the rebel author
tiles concerning the existing difficulties.
Major George Abbott has been reinstated ss
provost marshal Of the 18th district Of Illinois.
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LEAvENwoRrH, January l0-A desperate
fight took place near Julesburg, Nebraska. on
the It'll, between a detachment of the lst Ne
braska cavalry and body of Indians estimated
at thousand strong. in which the Indians were
defeated with the loss of 80 killed and large
number wounded Our loss was Is killed and
one wounded
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-11

SHERIFF or THE SUPREME CoURr.-Hon Sam
uel Lamb. of Marion. recently sheriff Of How
ard. has been sworn in sheriff of the supreme
court of Indiana, vice Hon. Henry Nelson. re-
tired. Mr.. Nelson served la this function for
ten long years previously before he retired to
make room for his illustrious succeeder. We
could have better spared . better man shan Mel
son. Drank in silence, standing, and in tears.
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Ma. BARRKrr AS HAxLxr.-Lovers of the le-
Ultimate enjoyed q rare treat last night in wit
Messing Mr.. Barrett in the character OF Hamlet.
1t is sure test of the capabilities of an actor.
but Mr.. Barrett passed through the ordeal most
triumphantly He was warmly applauded. and
impressed everyone by his genius and power.
To-night he appears as Edward Evelyn in
Money"
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NV iokk, january ~
Cotton irregular. unsettled and lover ST. Il
for middIing
Flour state and western quiet and dull, and Sc
lower $40 1870 % for extra state $ll 209
III % for common TO good shipping brands
extra round hoop Ohio, and Sill 30@l2 for
trade brands Market closing quiet.
Whisky frmeI 81 25 for state, and 81 246f
2 % for western; closing very firm at the latter
prices
Wheat dull and dropping; No. Chicago
spring at 81 80 winter red western 81 so
Rye quier.
Barley quiet.
Corn 6rmer limited supply mixed western
at$l 80 in store.
Oats opened heavy and closed frmer, with
more doing 81 90 for western.
Wool quiet.
Coffee very quiet 421a @47 for Rio 5O@52
for Java.
Sugar firm but quiet Cubs Is.
Molasses dull
Petroleum dull $685. for crude 1904
for refined bond "a do. free.
Pork heavy and lower $40 o71a943 25 for
new mess Sal 1922 1919 for cash and regu
lar way cash S35 so $35 50 for prime, and
$4,000 50 for prime mess.
Beef quiet and steady at about previous prices
Bacon sides steady, including Cumberland cut,
at 81 3 and short ribbed at 22Ia
Dressed hogs quiet and steady 1s@l7ia
for western
Lard heavy, 20@241a.
Butter unchanged.
Cheese quiet, 1924
Money firm at per cent.
Sterling quiet. l095s
Gold unsettled
SKw YORK MONTY NARKkT
INV York, January 10.
Gold dull closed at 223
Later--l0 p M.-Gold 2233a
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4" We have In store

n We have in store
so pairs gents Arbic buckle overshoes;
so pairs gents rubber sandals and overshoes;
SO pairs gents bufialoes
Gents slippers in dozen different styles. Our
stock of Pelchers celebrated sewed double sole
boots is complete, all styles and widths. to fit
anybody, seling at low prices.
CLARK, JOHNSON i Co,
Successors to Vinnedge Jones,
Ok No IL West Wash'n ST.
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IL We understand that Mr.. John Bussey will
start for Europe To- morrow morning TO replensh
his stock of wine. Before leaving, however, he
invites his friends to see him this evening at 6
p m. and partake of splendid lunch. Come
one, come all. and give the Dutchman bumper
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-11

ToRoSro. U. c., January l0.--In the case of
Burley one of the lake Erie pirates, before the
court to day, document produced. issued
by JEFF. Davis, authorizing the raid Objections
being made to receiving it. the court adjourned to
Thursday. 20 consider the objection.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-11

IL The Atheneum Rooms, A. J Myers,
proprietor. South Meridian street, are most ele-
gantly fitted up. and gentlemen resorting there
can individually obtain something splendid to i'm
bibs and magnificent 10 smoke
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-11

H At Myers Office. South Meridian street.
in the old Atheneum building. splendid lunch
is daily set. and every elegant beverage is al
ways ON hand, and a splendid cigar is always
served by the courteous clerk
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-11

a Mr.. John b. 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. DIFF
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-11

AMATEUR CHARrrAsLx AssocIArIos.-Thisso so
ciety open the Tabernacle" Court House
square, this evening, With the 6rst of a series of
entertainments they contemplate giving for the
purpose of raising money for soldiers families.
and other benevolent objects The programme
for to night promises a real treat. The building
has been completely overhauled and rendered IS
comfortable as any hall in the city We under
stand that nearly ten thousand people can be
comfortly seated. The seats are so arranged
that all can see and hear the performance. Let
everybody turn out and give the amateurs q
rousing house on this their opening night
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NOTICE.

nR Nh WRIGHT HAVING FORMED A PART
IL nershp With DR.. b. Harvey requests All per
indebted him for medical services 10 cali Al ma
Office and settle, he vskes 10 close his old books
Ians-dlu
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From Boston

BosroS. January l0.-The House TO day vo
ted for U S. Senator, with the following result
Henry Wilson, 207; Gov. Andrew, -; X c
Winthrop, 4.
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1-On Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday
evenings. January l6. IL and Is. the great Geo.
Christie's Minstrels will hold forth before our
music-loving community
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u The glorious Rhodius, OF the "Circs y
North Meridian street. will set one OF the most
famous Of lunches at 10 Of the clock m. pre-
eisely.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-11

tEThe second. frst. fourth, and especially
the third page Of The Indianapolis Sentinel is
daily exceedingly interesting.
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u Snow fell last night and throughout yes
ssrday. much to the delight of livery men. who
realize s. per hour for each bob tail.
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tF Nov Is your time to buy ladies' furs. Ba
ker hciver viii sell. without doubt. their
large stock at cost. JAM div
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tE Heitkam. merchant tailor, North Illinois
street. opposite the Bates House, is now offering
his splendid stock of solid goods at cost. and he
will make them up in the most approved style.
upon the order of any gentleman. These elegant
fabrics comprise only portion of his stock.
and he ia induced to make this disposition OF
them in order to make room for his magnificent
spring arrivals, which We assure all gentlemen
will be unspproaehable and unprecedented in In
dianapoIis Foreign and domestic importers and
manufacturers have been drawn upon BY Heit
kan, and the consequence is, as We have stated.
his goods are superior and beautiful and made
up At the lowest cash figures, and are the sdmi-
ration Of every gentleman.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-11

ATTENTION. Sin KSrsurs-A special meeting
OF Rspier Commandery No I will be held this
evening, q o'clock, for work.
E. CoIrsrocx T. c.
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HThe Bates House saloon. Myers, proprie-
tor. Is the very place, We would suggest to the
public generally. to visit for elegsnt beverages
and fragrant cigars.
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MEDICAL INSTITUTE.
LOST

lost, Saturday evening, the geld ring. The ssS
j l. engraved on agate, and consists Of tso osk
leaves. and two acorns upon tvig-the leaves above
and the below Above the leaves & the motto.
Qais Vifaperdt Below the sc0rns IL the letter &C
German Text. inside the ring Is my name and the
date engraved the gold, thus: 81 W. Gordon, lss3-
the date the The finder viii be handsomely
rewarded, upon leaving u st my Once. in New Tai
bolts bafding, south Of the Post Once. or the
Jsu7-d ". GoRpos
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a The largest and finest stock of furs in the
State going at cost at Baker 4 McIver's.
JAM div
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RARr CHAScE.-Bsker & McIver are clos
ing out their immense stock Of furs at cost.
jan7 div
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LIVERY STABLE.

uIENRY ALLEN, Rew York Livery AND. SAFEST te
AH$ ssd n East fsrs street, = M
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eEs6, 600 worth Of ladies furs at cost. at Ba-
ker & AeIyer's. jan7-dlv
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CITY 1T z N 8

Coxrosrroks WAsrxD.-Tpo or three good
book hands wanted At this Office. If
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Memphis, St. Clair county.
From the Home Journal. June 9TH.

In business profession indeed IN
ment Of science skill there Is always some scknow
edged head some why stands In bold relief amen
his fellows Of leader In the study and
ment Of deafness and caarrh special diseases Dr. T.
b. Lghth efths city, occupies just the position above
described he has devoted OF labor to this special
ty, and IS reaping the reward Of his industry The
editorial columns Of the Tribune, OF recent date bear
witnesses to the Doctors In this de psrtnent Of
medicine. We quote the paragraph:
Cum DEAT EuIy-Lous Loewenstein, a lad Il
years OF age born in Germany came 10 this city when be
about years old Soon after his arrival here he
taken sick and lost his hearing By degrees be be-
first deaf and then dumb For nearly ten years he
mute, unable TO hear the loudest voices, TO
tcuate word. About year ago be was placed by his
parents In the hands ~ Dr. Lehthi who has far
ceeded In restoring him his lost powers OF he airing and
him distinctly and deliberately During the past four
Ave months be has been under the tuition Of Mr. Ben
necke, and has made considerable progress Ia reading
and arithmetic
Having been supplied with the young mans address
further investigated the matter and discovered that
previous to calling Dr. Lgtahil the youths
considered hopeless and be for two inmate
OF the deaf and dumb asylum The Rev. Dr. Mott, d. D.,
Professor in Union College, Schenectady In published
letter. tenders his gratitude Dr. Lghth for treating
successfully his Of deafness. Rev Fred g. Jewell
Professor 10 the State Normal School at Albany also tes
tes 20 having been cured ofcatsrrh. DR. Eghthi PES
other written testimonials and tributes to his tai
ent from Of veathest and most proninen u and
respected etEens which may BE seen on application II
would be difficult 10 speak any bat terms Of praise Of
his in The face of these proofs snd facts
tesufyins 10 his suocess.
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SYMPTOMS OF
CAT A r r H

Extraes from DIR. Lig n thiif's work ON
Selarrh-fts symptoms, Causes and
Effects.
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AGENCY.
McCURDY Il CO.'S
G LA I'M ZEN Y,
No. 4 YOHN'S BLOCK,
Corner Meridian and W shingssn ste,
INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA
AGENCY.

|hffICERS' AND SOLDIERS CLAIMS PROMPTLY
" made out and collected on the most reasonable
terms. Certificates q bcn-.debtedness obtained from
the Departments at Washington.
Master Rolls, Pay Rolls. Qusrtermsstsr and srb,ist-
ence accounts made cut with nesiRess and dispatch
jsns-d3r
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DxrHorr, November 3, 1854.

DETROIT, November b 1854.
On. LrcBTRILL: Having been under Jour treatment
aimee your last visit to D-ro and being cured desire
TO deep felt gratitude for the attention and
benefit have received at your hands very seri
ousy Affected with catarrh In its worst stages for many
years and also deaf, sometimes totally Ny general
health debilitated that compelled TO aban
don business entirely. One months treatment has made
me feel like new man. and have now resumed my
equations. the disease having left almost entirely.
have recommended you TO several who similarly
Afflicted, and shall continue TO do Please accept my
warmest thanks, and believe me, yours truly,
p. WILBER,
Hemph!s St Clair county Michigan
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From Rev pr Ru.eu. Lvnp. Mac.

have been much troubled with Catarrh OF the wors,
type for some twenty years. IL gradually grew
producing cough and hoarseness destroying the
smell, and breaking down my general health such
degree TO compel 10 resign my pastorste and
pend public speaking
made digent use OF the useful remedies. ruch as
snus Of different kinds, nitrate Of silver, water
tar, and inhslations, bn without any salutary effects
Last summer heard Of DIR. Lghthils successful mode
cftresng catarrh visited him. and put under his
treatment. began Immediately TO improve, ard this
improvement has gone on till the present time. Ny
cstarrh has gradually melted away cough has dis
appeared, my voice has become natural, and I
able TO preach the blessed gospel Let advise
all troubled with catarrhal difficulties to apply TO DIR.
L!ghthill. p. b. RUSSELL.
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NEW YORK Monty NARKEr
INV YORK, January 10.
Gold dull closed at DOB.
Later--l0 p. M.-Gold 2233a.