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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-09
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Mr. KDiToR-PLEAsE ANNOUNCE THE NAME
Of Mayor JOHN CAvES. as canddstefOs re election
10 the Office Of Mayer, and Obnse. III
EVERYBODY.
MR. EDTToR-rOU NAY ANNOUNCE THAT COL
A. ID. ROSE is candidate for the Office Of City Treas
ureT subject the decision Of the Unconditional Union
voters at the nominating election Col Rose has served
bis country faithfully for three years in he froE and Il
now willing 10 serve them al home.
MANY VOTERS.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-09

KKTANTED-A House with from four to ak rooms
w for which ressonabls rent VII Be paid rcotely
IN advance. Address ?. 0. Bes 90 n-T-eN
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-09
COM NJ ERcIAL.
81 rrLsssArE.
cincinnati Market


CNoINSArI, March s
The markets arc generally dull and prices to
some extent dull.
Flour very dull and prices nominal.
Red wheat 81 e5; dull.
Corn unchanged.
Oats So
Rye and barley unchanged.
Whisky dull; 100 bbls sold at 81 Is. but at
the close there we're no buyers at this rate
Provisions dull; sales of city mess pork at
$35; bulk meats sold to limited extent at ISL
Oily, which is decline.
Groceries unchanged: coffee 1895; sugar 20
GA; molssses ST. 25@l IS.
Clover seed lS; flax and timothy ssei un
changed.
Gold 1876; silver ls3@ls5.
IL has been raining for the last two hours
"a YORK Market.
Nxw YoEK, March 8.
Cotton dull, heavy and lower s0c for mid
ding.
Flour state and western, lOc better on com
mon brands: better brands are dull and declin-
ing; SO 20@l0 50 for extra state; $40 s5G
III 90 for extra round hoop Ohio and Sli 05G
ii - fOE trade brands; market closing firm for
common and Gull and heavy for good grades.
Whisky heavy and lower; western 50 26d2,
n, closing dull at 81 90.
Wheat heavy; l@2c lower: Milwaukee club
s. 10; Chicsgo spring 81 10; amber Michigan
81 3992 40
Rye quet.
Barley quiet.
Corn without decided change; 81 50 for old
mixed western in store
Oats dull; 81 1908 for western.
Petroleum dull; 43 for crude: 43 for crude:
66G67 for refined bond; SO, do free
Rice duh at l2%2sl3
Coffee quiet ana firm.
Sugar quiet; Cuba Museayado l53l@l6h.
Moasses dull
Wool dull
Pork heavy and dropping; $36@36 % for new
mess, closing at SO 90; cash 500 1904 %
for '63-'64; do cash and regular way closing at
$33 IS for. cash; $50 0O@30 2s for prime and
S34 50935 IS for prime mess.
Beef steady at previous prices; box hams quiet.
Dressed hogs dull and heavy at 5A@l6ls.
Western bacon shade easier; for Cumberlsn
cut l924@2D; long ribbed 2OR @205<; short
ribbed 2l@2Il; II FOR long clear. ana % for
long cut hams.
Cut meats stesdyst l7@lS for shoulders and
lsk@2l for hams.
Lard shade easir at l9J4@23J4.
Butter dull and heavy at 22@54 for Ohio and
2e@42 for state
Cheese 1923 for common 10 prime.
Eggs steady at 1896 for fresh western.
Money active at 6@7 per cent.
Sterling heavy and lower
Gold dull and lower; opening 1879. de-
clining 70 1865.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-09

xr kspp<s, IL behalf Ct tie committee or
benefit, reported that all arrsagenents were
made for the entertain ent at The Tabernacle
tbis evening.
A collection for Incidental expenses wss taken
with good success. and Mr.. jos. 4 sogish sp-
pointed treasurer OF the fund.
Mr.. Love. chairman Of the committee to wait
upon Madsme English, Of the Museum-saying
that the Museum would be at the disposal Of the
drafted men for Saturday. day and evening
which mas sccepted: the funds raised 70 be sp-
piled To the recruiting fund, and ordered that
bills be printed and advertisement made of it.
Messrs Jordan !. Dumont and Hsnnings. sere
sppointed a committee to wait upon the Amatuer
Associations 10 regard TO an exhibition at the
Taberpacle for Monday. night
A number OF drafted men volunteered for re-
cruiting purposes for to-day under charge OF
Capt Cooper sho will meet AZ the council cham
Der this a. m. at O'Clock. So
IL was agreed TO NEE. at the Tabernacle on
Ffidsy evening. Turn out every drafted man
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-09-27

THE pressure of other matter upon our
columns prevents the publication OF
several editol ial articles. Our readers
will please excuse the omission, .II%
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-09-27
The Belmont Iron WCs
AND MAZE FACTORY,

sNhfNF 'F-eaAf - ~
Bombed az follows west l,y tho Ohie ~
roTtH by Division street. east by ain So
and south bY The property OF Messrs. Ca'.'
A. Lancaster.
ALSO, tLo Coal Sine IN said Wa,a .'
worked by Faid corporation, and the aITf
connecting said mine and the rolling mill
ALSO lhtfyu estate and coal pTOpelt1
i'1G1E =" tiH corporation In and af'ob-
1uih iih- Including that recently p
i'ea %. Df.J =. Campbell, and tin ehnss, .
action CONNIE TO-. tnufewlth: and "A Town lpu
cath " hocHug, lately purchased Of ths {.
IT. Bauk art ot1cra aid LIT No. ! in ca
wells addition 60 the city 81 Whooiing -
east Corner ~ Main ADD Division ST.
with Gyc iencments thereon. ID IL supp.
tndt the caHi property 10 bessll Nib Pie $40
i- sufficient ~ suppiy the works f9T 80
years. e
The said zeal property 10 10 sold ON " 2
loving terms viL. ono iOuTth Gssh AID lHs o.
dire with ulterCst fEo,n tho day u sale 10 e.
cqu1i lrstI lmeats, payable ~ six, twelve s.
cighgren i1Oniils from, said date, the pufes-
of tbe real estate 20 take tae stock on szr
ntsffr.7ii IRON, nalis, tools, and Ghattri ~.
q ~ aH uppraistmoBt 10 bgmaic by- tn
iutsr tod Tcr-0ns, a whom the purchass
choose one tho undersigned agsats aHotinI 81
the tWp 20 ciiGi third toe dcsisi0l 81 ~
tlyO OF the tliFsr 20 be- binding. and TO Tioci
t3Aeu ~ DC paid Tor ~ equal instainJtn's q y,
SIX, and eight months, with interest fToz 9
aay OF 1aig The deferred pSFmenp ohbss
rra! estate ond stock - bs SECUTED b pap
isiactory 70 the undersigned agent AID 1.
- bc retained on the property Until p8yrssi
iulL Ihe purchaser sbail have tbs oV'
paying ia had the whole pitrchsss 1904
-UY ilrthcr portion tbprcof thSnsboye -.
JA3ES p1bLL
e. -. HCBgABD
T. CRASGLE,
WhleIlng. W. Va. Ang. %. lsfs.
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EDITORS OF THE REGISTER:

1t is perfectly sickening to read the
leading editorial in the Wheeling Post
masters paper of yesterday morning. l
would like to ask the writer of that edi-
torial how much more glorious have been
the deeds OF Gen Duval than the noble
veteran who was in the front rank on
many hard fought battle field high
position in the army, and who failed to
get situation under him as clerk in the
Postofice. Is the General opposed to
President Johnson's policy and in favor
of negro suffrage Who will answer
Our friend who failed to get the position
Of Clerk in the Wheeling Postoflice is
warm supporter of the Presidents policy
and an Incorporating opponent of ne
gro suffrage and the whole radical horde.
UNION SOLDIER
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presiaent Johnson in His several procla.

President johnson in his several procla.
nations relative to that matter.
7. That while we organize as, and 10
the name of the democratic party, yet
our organization is based solely on the
general truths, and facts set forth in the
foregoing preamble and resolutions; and
we therefore have right and do request
all persons to join and act with us, VINO
are in favor Of the present Federal adj
ministration, and opposed to negro sui
frage and negro equality.
8. That the test oath passed at the last
session of the Legislature OF West Slr-
pinia, is in violation Of the spirit and
letter of the Constitution OF this State,
and that in our opinion the Constitution
of the State of West Virginia, has only
thus been tempered with to retain power
in the hands Of the Republican party.
9. That it is in violation ofevery prln:.
ciple of equity, and of the fundamental
principles upon which our forefathers
constituted this government, that nearly
one third of the entire wealth OF our
country should be exempt from taxation;
that while the poor mans ALL is taxed
to the utmost limit, the rich mans bonds
by Republican legislation are entirely
exempt.
10. That our gallant soldiers who have
periled their lives in defense of the m
tegrity and union Of the States and OF the
Constitution thereof, deserve as they
have always received our unbounded
gratitude and respect
II. That during the entire Democratic
rule since the formation of this govern
ment, peace. prosperity and happiness
have been enjoyed by all classes, rlcn
and poor alike, and that the principles
of the Democratic party as enunciatedb by
Jefferson, Madison and the trainers OF our
Constitution are the only ones which can
-perpetuate those blessing 70 us and oar
children.
After the adoption Of the resolution
Col. J G. Lane was called upon 10
| address the meeting He presented
a brief history of our nation during
the past, urged obedience to tho con
stitution, denounced the doctrine Of
negro suffrage, spoke indignantly OF the
arbitrary arrests caused by the last al
ministration. and eioqucntly defended
the cause of civil and religious freedom
to all.
After the conclusion of Col Lanes !"
marks, upon motion the following eXecu
tive committee, with authority to make
nominations Tor the House IF Delegates
was appointed by the chairman;
SOLDIERS UoMMrrEE--Wm Duyail
| George Blankensop, Phillip Lucas, I'd
ward Nichols. Samrei Nmglr, Cart
Riddle, John Everett.
WELLsBURG TOWNSHIP. Il Everest
j. s. Beal, j. r Naylor, Dr.. i. Il. Moore
Eugene Tarr.
| BUFFALO TowNsHrP.-Lcwis Apple
gate, James Waugh, Joseph Lewis, John
Lewis, Andrew Wilson.
Gross CREEK TOWNSHIP JOHN Hind
|',han, Lewis Browning. hrNe MGnie
/ Charles Denning
The following named gentiemen wer'
appointed to confer with similarly ap
pointed committees from Ohio and Han
cock counties for the nomination OF I
candidate for State Senator
John Hindmau. 7. Everett, J. {. Pa
mer.
Mach ruthusiasn, and good feehn.
pervaded the meeting. and'doubtless TIN
Democracy of Brooke comfy will max
a good record for themselves III the olec
ton this Fall.
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Notice.

TEE gEDERHafsRRD DBsIGIAs
4 f1assoie his undivided attention % =
~ el gNer- az private sag Do 80,
FaipiE 1dstcipeA OILS, Sc,, igs
UfBiture fiZtnres, ere.
,ttiicalsTs and terms enquire %
A.C ,GOeD
Wheeling, W. YirgaA
~ farther IDtlcc, the bRsipess Till r ~
;'ft.i - heFoinfOrs. ~
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
NOTICE.
WILI. 0FFER FOR SAFE on

i Wednesday, the 18th day of November, 1860
at the Court House of Upshur county, West
Virginia, my farm containing 3iO Acres, (known
as the Heavier and Haselden FARM near Buck
harmon Also two lots in the tow o. ckhan-
non. Also three Lots on the Island, Nos. |,
and3. Also 20 Acres of Land on the Island.
If not sold privately before that day will be
sold at Public Auction the following terms
The Farm will be sold as follows: One-fourth in
hand, the balance on credit OF one, two, and
three wears with interest from date. The Lots
will be sold on the following terms: One.hali
in hand, the balance on credit of twelve months.
ANY person wishing to purchase any OF the
above property can cal on Mr.. j. v. Lcrentz o.
j H Rohrabaugl., in Buckhannon, who will
show the aforesaid property or call upon me III
GEORGE BASTABLE.
Sent % 1865 Is
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THE CONTRAST.
n SEWING MACHINE.

Aiy Daar Cousin Jane;--SUch change les
Ocrmy earthly lot, since I saw yon msr
Thai cannot rest till my pen extends
The tidings 20 joyful to I'll nay iueLt-.
Nv burden is gone, and my 81 s. IS uli141i
Ny spiIi;s are calm, and my ls.l i t2't
I am a happy mother wife and 52f
And owe Il al to little ell.
Tic Lindest fairy that ever was Soon
Nv WuEELE ana WILSON Sewing AIacfne.
Butto como 10 the p2iat-I b d NJ nos, forgot;
hal now quite As lief have husband not;
He trwid'y asst week brought me pii'
O shirts II b. made which tool, w.tt smile,
The first Of lis End which he ever la seen,
Ana I thought ne would kiss my Sewing Ma
chine
vou'n think me extravagapt win engage
Rrt tbi- is the subject, my dear, OF the 2Sef
The world is divided, twixt those who have got
The Sewing Machines and those who nave NOT
Alas what pitiful objects are they
Who arc doomed TO sew in tho old fashioned
way
Iemmiur and stitching and jlmiug and mend
Year II, and year out-a duty unsndme
And although the eyes swim, the head thro.s
with pain.
Though back aud side ache 0aasht ava.ls to
complain
And now Cousin Jane I want yo1 70 see
And well understand what this wonder may be,
So come and seek not your duties Is fidrk,
But como with IN extra trunk full OF work,
You will nevcr 20 back 20 yOur home vccn,
without taking with YOU q Sewing Machine.
I know You'll not ask which kind IS he best
For thai is n query long since put 70 rest
And "Whee or and Wilson is thc one that
mean
Wien / sing the dcIighta Of too Sowing Ma
chine.
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sEWfNG MACHINES.
THE SONG OF THE sHIET.

81 hNOn.
With fingers weary and worn,
With eyelids heavy and red,
A woman sat in unwOmanfy rags
Plyipg her needle and thread
Stitch! stitch! stitch
= Ia poverty hunger, ant art
and still with voice OF do&ous li''+
She sang the Song of the Shirt
Work work. work!
While the cock is Growing aiootl
And work, work, work
Till the stars shine through tns TOOL
It's OF to be a slave
Along with the barbarous Turk,
Where woman has never soul tn save
If this is christian work!
Work work. work.
Till the brain begins to swinl'
Work, work, work
Till the eyes are heavy and dim!
cam, and gusset. and hand
Band, and gusset auC tMs
TN over The Buttons I ta.l asleep.
And sew them On IN dream
O. men with sisters deau
O. men. with mcthers and wives
II is rot linen you're wearing out
But human creatures lives.
Stitch stitch! stitch
II poverty, hunger and dirt,
Sewing nc once, with double thread,
y sbroud as well IS shirt
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CLARKsBURG, Harrison Co., " Va
Sent J.tiI lStL

oVp'' - ~ IT-''''
EDITORS OF THE REGISTER:
We wish to recommend to the voters
of Harrison County, West Virginia,
through your columns, ON Young and
worthy friend JESSE F. RANDOLPH, Of
New Salem, as suitable man for As
SCISSOR in the upper district of this coun-
ty, (for which place we understand he
has agreed to be candidatel We are
acquainted with our young friend, and
know him to be a sound Democrat and a
man we'll calculated in every respect to
discharge the duties of the Office.
VOTERS OF HARRTTON COUNTY.
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BALTIMORE

THE DAILY RKGlsTER BOOK
BINDERY turns out al kinds Of Blanks
and Blank Books fof tddiyidualst firms steam.
binding dsaA
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THE DAILY REGHsTEE Boe
Il BINDERY turns out all kinds OF -. -,
boats, railroads and counties An hn~ '
binding dne.
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The SENATORIAL CoNFrEfEs from
Brooke and Hancock co0n.i.n, "ii! meet
the committee from OH" vvnn'y at
Wellsburg on next Saturday 3]jh "'-',
at the Exchange Hotel, II one or!"rh. +
NJ, for the nomination of candidate tnr
State Senator
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Y. PORTER Z sONa.

WYE al, SALE AND RETAEs.
W DEALERS IN BOOTS AND $40 X See.
l35 Main Street Wheeling " Va
Our stock is large. and we crr Cu7i'rd ~ nlF =
great Inducements. Merchants are rcou,...H
to call and ace ior themselves. bsfpro pgr Ugs.a
their goods scT54
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- Much =ruthusiasn, and good feeling
pervaded the meeting, and'doubtless the
Democracy of Brooke comfy will make
a good record for Themselves III the olec-
ton this Fall
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-09-27
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

For House Of Delegates.
JAMES PAUL..
n. RICHARDSON.
n. d. GARRISON.
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Nc. - sAEU62JlGEr STRIP
BALTI.
re- TO1y sTANU,SAC.e YryG

BALTI q. Nd.
re EO1y 3IAN U.'ACr ssvG
"A our celebrated Patent ScTc epcIier
Hay ard straw Cutters, arkBOw' EpI Iy tho
many trr. 7nds Of farmers so I.-aa 81 them
70 be- mpest, stc0nge .o,t oac.rut
1 Straw { tier made ia tins f'rf We make
i've s. nj tlem. Furs pf,re 4eri E5r .
Circgls"
We GRE aiso maIuftef sur Patent serr.r,
Propeller and Msrj.ste. Your EFIVEs.
We raffr four sizes. Ibe two sBsltT ,zas arn
useI los hand or power and the tv9 lar.e sizes
by h0Ts power This Cutter eXceeds ali others
Tor cutra ~ and orushing cor STALKS and b
rqnaIlg o. good ? straw enter These Critters
are geucr aly preferred In the Wcster1 etate.
3cuiIy's Cider and Wine fIiIl
nc Subscribers respectfully zr,te tIle sfter.
Son Of Ell interested ia the msha ,cturc orCI
der 70 ~ superior merits o. abore men
TONED nachine. For simple coInpa ,,Bcss
sirCnC economy Of power. and .igsifty OF
work reformed, challenges iouparis0u va
make eo sizes, one size lor 6ana power and
one Ion iend or horse power. Send Tor q C:Tcu.
sIECIAIR & cos TBPFoyyp LIMP
nI XIX @i,E the 81 In nse. THRASHEEs
STBA 81 CARRIrRS. PLAIN THRASH
Ef.S II Ton HORSE POWERS, EINCLAIK,5
SPUR AR POWBBS three sizes. -. 20. and
ehoIse way powers. WHEAT AND GUANO
-, -, @ - - ILL Iii accder ~.
t5ebed ERIST 3ILLS both French Purr and
Co.ogne stones. IFpD Plantation Mills Corn and
Cob CEv-b Com Shelters, for baud audpow
err VIE Fans, Cider and Wine 9Iills aud Pres
ses Field Rollers MI iron; Iron Clsd CRUSHING
ROlers. LeftHand Plows, with both east and
wrought Iron shares; Right Hand Piogs II an
varieties aud sizes, HarIovs, CUitiva;sTs Piow
and Msch ine Castings for sals wholesale a,IT ~
tail, and at the lowest market rates.
y. SISCLAIR 4 co
no. q Il ght street, Baltimore 1si
auzlfd3rn
Evening star., 1865-03-30
Fi0Aucfal.

From the New York Commercial, March o.
The markets continue generally dull, under
the enects OF last weeks panic. At the STOCK
board, Governments were the only securiues
that exhibited any strength, and they weIe
1rm throughout at yesterdays quotauons' o
Gold has been weak during the morning, IN
spite of large purchases to cover sssno[t con.
tracts. The tendency appears 70 oe IN LavoI oI
lower premium, and specuiauon - cnlehy IN
prices, while the volume OF tns Currency On re-
dance of money. This effect, however, has as
vet developed itself only partially. Au out.
Standing credits represent late higher range in
prices, and until these are Hquidated the re-
auiremen Is for money will continue about the
same as heretofore. 1t Will be when outstand-
ing contracts are almest wholly based upon
the reduced prices that we shall experience q
plethora OF money. Those who maintain that
the relation of the volume of the currency to
the volume OF exchanges determines the value
OF greenbacks, ought now. in consistency with
their theory, to prophesy a steady rise in the
premium on gold until prices. become re.ad.
Justed TO the volume Of the currency. Will
they dare to do sol~
This change in the value of the currency may
be expected to produce, ere long, sharp de-
cline in the rate of interest This is foreseen
by capitalists; and some are hence jumping to
the conclusion that as result Of cheaper mon
ey, we are TO have an active run OF specula-
ton. This would appear to be taking too much
for granted
In an ordinary condition OF affairs. initiation
generally results from low rates of interest;
but the present unsettled condition of affairs
presents such grave obstacles to speculative
ventures, and the uncertainties about the fu-
ture range Of prices are so great, that few men
would be found bold enough to venture exten- =
be the facilities afforded them by the condition
OF the money market
Evening star., 1865-03-30
ExoRANaE OF PRISONERS OF WAR
War Department, Adjutant Generals Office,
lYn

War Department, Adjutdnt Generals OMce,)
Washington, March 90, 1865. {
GENERAL ORDERS, No. 40.-Oficial notifica-
tion has been received Of the following ex.
changes of prisoners OF war:
All United States officers and men, prisoners
OF war, (not heretofore declared exchanged, }
who were delivered on parole at Savannah,
Georgia, and Charleston, South Carolina,
during the months OF November and December,
1864; and all (nor heretofore declared ex-
ehanged) delivered on parole on the James
river, Virginia, from the 25th day of November,
1864, to the 25th day OF March, 1865, both days
inclusive; and all naval prisoners delivered at
any points up to March 10, 1865.
The officers and enlisted men OF the military
service, whose exchange is announced above
IL in depot, will be ordered to their respective
commands; If on leave Of absence, will jein
their proper commands at the expiration Of
their leaves.
BY order of the Secretary of War:
+. u. TOWNSEND, Asst Adj't GenI.
Evening star., 1865-03-30

ITALIAN OPBRA-Max Maretzek's Italian
Opera Company is growing is popularity with
every performance. Ernani was given to q
large house last night. This, verdi's most
Ineritorious work, gives artistes like Zucchi
and Bellini a chance to show their abilities
Zucchi commenced with the "Ernani invo.
Iami," fairly electrifying the audience. The
Carlo Of Bellini is a superior one indeed. Never
in our whole experience have we seen these
TWO characters performed better. The
chorus, so somono Carlo" was rapturously
spplauded, and was repeated, and after the
repetition the artistes were called before the
curtain. Susini's sInfelice" was not sung as
well as we have heard him sing it before
Macaferri as Ernani did better than he was
expected to do. The chorus and orchestra
were, for their size, faultless, and the costumes,
as heretofore, were OF great splendor. We
were disappointed in not seeing Mr.. Maretzek
direct this opera in person, but hope to see him
tonight in Sonndmbnla, Miss Kellogg's great
role. Sonnambulo is substituted for Linda, in
consequence Of the indIsposition of Madame
NCrensi.
Evening star., 1865-03-30
SENTENCES OF OFFICERS.

Inc sentences OF the following omcers, tried
by Court Martials, have been promulgated:
First Lieut.. @. E. Tucker, 18th company V.
r. c. tried for conduct prejudicial to good or
der and military discipline, (aiding asoidier in
an attempt to deserD and breach Of arrest.
Found guilty OF the charges, and sentenced to
be cashiered with the loss OF all pay and
emoiuments that he be forever incapacitated
from holding any office of trust, profit or honor
under the United States Government, and that
he be confined at hard labor in such peniten .
tiary as the comma nding General may direct,
for the period Of two years.
Capt Hugh Alexander, 10th Penn'a Vols.
tried for drunkenness on duty and mutiny
Found guilty, and sentenced to be dishonor-
ably dismissed the service of the United States
with forfeiture Of all pay and allowances
Second Lieut.. Edward Howard, 1st D. G.
cavalry, tried for drunkenness on duty and
breach OF arrest. Found guilty, and sentenced
to be caShiered
Evening star., 1865-03-30
sHERMAN,s VISIT TO CITY POINT.

SHENMhN F16IT IU CIT1 FUINT.
In accordance with what we understand to
be the wish Of the authorities in regard to
publicity Of the movements of leading officers,
we made no mention yesterday Of the fact
OF Sherman's presence at City Point. He ar
rived at City Point on Monday with some of
the officers of his staff, and ON Tuesday parti-
eipated in the consultation on board the River
Queen, mentioned by us yesterday.
The story of peace propositions from Gen.
Lee being under consideration at that consul.
ration, we believe to be without any founda-