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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-14
frenl ffuIf1tO

BuYrALo. February l3 The weather il very
cold The thermometer at 8 n N. vas ii . be
low and At O'Clock at zero.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-14
All kinds of United States Bonds
and Revenue Stamps,

And will buy AID sell Gold, Silver. Exchange. Gsvsrn.
Vouchers, Orders Washington State Stscks and
Public Securities OF every description.
Collections will be mpty made and every kind Of
business attended 20 that belongs 10 legitimate banking
Regular customers only charged per cent. upon
Losns obtained this Bank, aud the most ample pro-
visions for the keeping of Deposits and fer
The accommodation Of Depositors.
In addition 10 the responsibility Of the United States
for The liabilities Of the Bank the Stockholders ind
Nduay responsible the extent OF their stock In add
ton 10 invested In such shares thus s6ordng
The most ample security 20 the public.
The following the present Stockholders OF tbs Ia
sttut0o'
VIM r. English VIM. Brsden,
". RNotsinger, Benz. +. futte,
, Lewis Jorion. John W. Murphy,
Deloss Root Judge r. n. Finch
Jer. MCLene,
J. Y. Laniel. of ny, VIM. Willard,
GOV. o p Morton A. Baldwin,
Hon. John }. Morrison, d. W. Noble,
zen. I.sz. Noble, W. o. lockwood,
Hon. Oscar z. Hord, Daniel Hennessey,
Hon. T. A. Hendricks, James Powers,
Hon. David kilgore, J. L. Slaughter.
Hon. James A. Cravens, Lgcien Hills,
Hon. John {. New, W. 7. Morton.
Hoa. T X. sullivan. Rsrnabas Coffin,
Rev. Wn. 4. Holiday, John c. Hereth,
Prot. {. y. Todd, Dr.. }. Castor,
:. George Silk, II. y. Fiich.
Georgew Riggs. DR.. j. n. wcodbsa
Robert Browning, Juo. c. Wright,
". J. Holiday, John Hendricks,
". Z. holloway. A J. Dsnforth,
J NJ. Maxwell. James Greene,
wm. II. Fry, 4. ID. Billngsly,
A. J. Hay. W. W. Lesthers,
X. Parker James Wipslov
J. L. HoltOn,
wiuslo~. LanieF Co.
J. A. Ross. Julyll
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-14
WAkTE
MARRIED LADIES

VXyHosE heslsb will admit Of = increase
w family serd red stamp for DR.. STUART'S PRI-
vAfE CIRCULAR TO EARRIED LADIES, ard eomno7
will tell you II is 40 HUNBCG. AL eoD-auies
tcn- strictly ssnsss,;isl
DR Dr0L.Y STUART
s-dG~sa o. Drasef sni. Chiessa. ~.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-14
EsTRAY NOTICE.

DROxR oui Of uule pen, one niEh; last week,
Ii lsh.at of hules sor. of then branded With an
a % IN. l.f; hip sore With Q ID tie left jaw and
sone not BRANDED that - percei-aole
ANY perscp 80 vl return said mules sny part q
them or give inform stion TO their whereseoat
pslr.s sssslss wtu Be hserally re~--tsd far tAsir
uvabh RAnk. kE - .pf . CoQPKR-
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-14
RENONATERs.
CLEANING AND oYHRs ESTABLISHMENT

gryHg v-ITKD sTATys DTE- HOUSE. 20 s. soUD
\ Eliinois street. intlsnapoiis indiAnA.
A. t6is od an5 val known tblshment the tsfiss
lave sss .1e Soeien goods dyed IA D-rnsneut ssl
hss1tu eclcrs sn3 gsns garments xkiy rsnovs-
is1 and rspal.t1
Es- s3d s>condhsn1 clcfhinr e0a<ht and .oid a,ss,
osteir errncA II he oEsns 1s0oninstsd fns trsv-
.ngbilla tsbls eeth o. tear "a ar garment 10
vrcushs tlef Il - -ssfbl- the nsfst eye.
Remember tAe place No. s. s0a;h Iliineis street
iknio JOSKPH HARRfk. Pr~pretcr.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-12-16

~---s=>-~-- ---~~~~-=~-~--~~@-
" lfy dmEma D. The ssble.s AelampLs
fhst eses sdwss=t tie sim n e
n Tee frma yleginm 10 Fhaiia
,ai from the Aifaniie ~ ihe Nj.
.i.sipp. ve haze erected NJ en iufe
tlas 4 kHna'ell hiIl.. munnmtwf. n
fslm and NJ fame fsr msfe dufable
ikHh hfsas. We have lllustfaisgl mr.
eoawfy slofy, sri ibpueh We tail,d
IN The great ehj'ei N the struggle,
~ fiel IN y manner That can shc !
nesiainupon our proad erra'clicpn
We lriI down oHr arms when w.
could ase iI,,aa no langef. Weshhl.
ri ~ wtqh'cr lmtians have alsys
been. compelled TO yield TO more pow.
eriuI onc,. Aud having done 50, W.
submit 10 fl~,eonsequencrs. We ARE
and have been fron Ire sad day oi
The surrender, ready. 70 yield . cheer.
rul obcdie"ce to tie mandates oi
Federal scohsiilat on and hw..
This we ell DO in good fiii accord
my TO- our late engagements ~ SC
cepting the Ganesty uponshe terus
proposed by President johnson.
Apd.we @e proud is beliere that the
Federal authorities ~ill ask no bet.
ter guarantee Soc vur future fidelity
to the Gag Of 'hs uuian, than ihai
cl,iyalrons dcyo,im which was scaled
by, our blood. in maintaining the
honour of our osn, sbinucr whilst i
existed. A brave solLier true 10 his
nga .en,es's needs nr,houl for his
ssf1t hut i,is owa un.nllied honor.
.Nd hereafter the "-tsr- spanelel
,sss.< viii coamsnl shis hwmage
- fuzzy a. itsohce 'dsd Upon lke mem.
orable pL,iWs ef Chal,nn,ie near New
Orleans. o. upon the fields ID
Nmerry and Bdenn" vists ~I,-,
oar rister States ,lo a. jnstiee and
tccmd'to nstlic rights tllatbelone "a
~ umler the constitution. aud We
~ilI pnwe A. reasly hrrrlerae rted
nur bloc iu defence Of that Union. as
se tia srfthe vars Of fst2 w,d oi
1916. BY rhesc rcmarks yea can
press,ae 'tl,At ran fni no care fpr
humiliation or embarrassment in the
taking ofthe "suinrssv o.vl.~ ~ss il
is popslalyI ealledr On the contra.
~ | feel prvnI Of mine, which
have carcfulIs fiIrd away snong the
posi salnfl apl eherishe of my pa.
'rers. II contains in nv favor as
vIe~ il. a moral eetieace, Of which
.hall.eyer feel pronl, a. sa aiopte
citizen aftke stateof Mississippi.
The .hns continuance Of the wal
has greatly d,'mnralizel nar conntry
The state " sariciy 6 ra'!rail !,
Sicinu.. Crime lifts Us bold an
hidcous front in om mii.t, AMI. sets
NJ. opea defiance both Cod AMI maI
Tse,re .ssanizi,ian uf aur COURTS ar,
expectcito arrest its career and Hf
frd <nInr more security toour people
Tue GraniJuri sa-ethe i,qa It. "a
their respective eos#ties, shi ms
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-12-16
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~ gmea ! ~ Efsmgtiga Lgrs n
ffis stat.
sergtay I W. 4 entc'e Ny the
Lp 'lkiare ~ ihe State II Nississip.
pi. Tbs, air aoYefrl "a mriun lw'
II NJ : STATE. be- nei iae SINE are
hereby - ameuie,l. ilih hereafter
lbe tdlokmg dcse iwd erapetiy
real aai prponsl, .hill b' exempt
ffnn selkse ani frmn sale unlef "a.
eea'inn or attachment. vii The
tools ~ y mechnnic hecesurg iT
cifrying ju vi. trail. aal i've hn
lrri d,llm- wifih NJ mtlrfa a-p,l
10 hi' b,sines.e the inplGueat. Of y
l,bnrer ureeas'y W NJ. usual en-.
plpyhepi. the hooks Of u stuient
required fJr the e,lmpleiian " HI.
eIicit m the Wearing apparel ol
every person. and ihc ',lrT'es Of
persons, AID also si,lllrS ahl br de.
sufficient ror The necessary u.s ul IA,
family, also the Instruments ~ Snr.
sepns and Dentists ssel IN their mo.
fc'sion The arms aud accnatrcmepb
If e,ch.nl cyery shi,e pcrun. MI
,lobes. nietores and seinnt,6e nm.
p,ra,u. hoax. ,nd man. med h,
,e,ehers Of sehool. ne,Iemir. an'I
collesos ma n e,n;lies nv thc heal,
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-12-16

HllilN' HffH happen thh lie lfNaHfe
e'nsM - te b tenel I w. ther
.ifm pu' p1ae, ~ 4 y n A. ~ NJ ~.
wrH iof ihe RfHiiirtfim " prigne
feyhar.
Il ln. Isea vel .aii bya ditin.
rpi lhal w,iter ~ u,inmif i,w. that
ilie sreafifv n .aeipfy agtna eriiar
cs1sIss- ratIpr IN the ., t,r,,s than
ne severity " eeu,g pad.hne,t..
Liws ofa sefy sbnsi ~ y chpa'ie
are scldo'a rs~uirl. VII II moderatr
peH'liic. ar gelly euftfcrI. The
criminal coilc q opl State tss kept
Nj. paliey SADLY u, vipw. ~ en
lesyorfHH - vrsinsir the punish
leni ly lbe Oh rncierof The q1yn@,
The greatest Il llrr rar milt pun.
i.hmcin. cM f,l VA, lidc II any.
illing'to ol,jcc, telmrll, and 1t Lack.
'ai l'ttIs NJ conforming to the wishes
f the INST ult's tirdrist@ OF the
lng cnalnga, 81 uiiues embraced
within is provisions three oply have
beer dcrnea worthy Of Tie 'leadl
prna'ty; ta.wi', murder, treason
agibst the Stats au'l arson of tke
h'shcst grade. Such being tho mild
character ofoa c'le. yoa eln pro-
coed The moee cheelfilly 70 demind
Of tlose sno have vialatel is com.
nanls. y submission To- lis penalties.
Sacicfv expects IL of you, nul yor
iuy ,l'msnls ID. 90 g ,a-
| Bni alas, f,r poor human nature,
after yer nsl I, a~d every ether OIL
Ger Of the G,vernn,ri h,vci 80 pur
Iuiy. an oar wl,nl. ,idry, oIlrncr.
will still be committed. The history
fmanksni proves. fhat while ruita.
lie laws. Jaly stniniS,erei, may 90
.,reai way % innish crime, yet,
l,e aaly sure renrly f.r The rvi, !.
% b. found ~ the r iliure and nIaral
reformstioa of sorty isseIf. Th-
English cob, 10 On 'Ii'ns panis sFrl
captallv. noless that i5) caser- An.l
yet. GRIM as we lear !, prevailed y
mleb greater exte,t At that tiIne
han at-pre.ent. VII u comparatively
tcw cs-es are visitel BY she dsssh
= al. a. A. IL a
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-12-16

sSsrtsl ss@ rs.msst be paid W ~.
y N NJ pc sqs~se N ten lines
~ Isz.vtFs. asi Is seuts fey
lvvaerf intfftiw
~ n rais-f, Asses.~'f' will
y aas eftI-inr ssd ieb sost must
ssaahly N sdsanee.
b and pb'iaaFy notices. ~ No
n al Iiuf, IubIishei frrei "
in~r, tbey Iaa.t be pad for b, ihe
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-12-16

Paris papers unite IN aennaiug
the withdrawal of the French troops
from Acxics saaaTa.s
~ New B~ifaril paper gives a 1ist
ef forty six staeric ~ whal'ag vessels
dcstrayel by rebd pirates dur NJ
the war, valued At over . million au,l
a,hali dollars.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-12-16

t,e,., sf.,>o.. Nov, 70. 1895.
w.a,,.-In obedi..ee
ss.,s,,,s wishes e.,rsssed he
.,,,ors ~ ,Le t,r :, ,Le clos.
I.sr,,,s : sour, 7 have f,,,n;shed
m srs,iaxin, n, .,ss 20 mueb
~ S,.rv, uIo ,e ,Is Grand larry
I,see !. ,be 1a,h ius,' as i
msJ wooId le =, al .,r,ercu,.
"raads,s ~ yo,,r n,ner ana
I'M &. ..,,.f.e,orv ,o ,he
n IN. ,.s,,l.,;o,. wh;,L. c,ll.
.,,h,;s,,;oa ! T,un,,,ce ~.
(. ~ ,rrrso,,,s;n:ao . 10 nJlrc.s
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n mv 4 ,rsre aud cordial
a..,,..,;n', .,,os,;,no,;,j
u ;s',a ,ay ,ls,r' q, y.',,r rr;rnl
W my oe"' ~; :, y,"'e Irlp" Is
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= ~,
h,'a"''nf '"e 81" m's'o'-
mas 1'e'y r'al"'h enr
lt;'s 'o'a' run e'.he Southern
Nv ye' a"n"'''"' e'u'e 9
~ We nave ~ so.s'''een 'r,, :,
.m s'l"s'ne"' s " '"'' e'v'' !,
Y s','',,','c' are a's''' ~
m"r ''g",h' ao,n non
~s'' o"'a''','''''e .''.,u p'ae'
peI'"'''e" 20 '"pr' ne'e US "
'nf 'a"e'P"' ~ ., our , os'
sh''ih' Jaws. H'ii4i la'e Nhh'
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-03-04
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Browns BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs are offered with
the fullest confidence In their efficacy. Taey
have been thoroughly tested. and maintain the
good repu tation they have Justly acquired.
esteemed recipe for alternating BRoxcarAL ~.
rEcrroSs ASTHMA. HoAnsENEss, CoUous,
COLDS, and Irritation or Soreness Of the Throat
PUBLIC sPEAKERsAND vOCALIsTS I
viii FAD toen beneficial In clearing the voice
speaking or singing and relieving the throat af.
ter any unusual exertion OF the vocal or9sus
having peculiar adaptation to affections that
disturb the organs Of speech. - -
sold b. al Dealers In lCodioines 1t g confa naa
602s max1sd&Wlm
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DIED

Neaf Burlington. February ilth, 1855, after q
snort Illness OF severe suffering, Mrs. JULIA
ANN ARMSTRONG. wife Of A. N, Armstrong, in
the 4Sth year Of her age,
None knew her but to love, or named but to
praise her. bright star has faded from our
sight. A gem has sunk in the sea of death. An
other kneu to hopes and joys too bright aud
ceive sacred trust. One more depository Of si-
leoce sealed Gone, gone! No more to cneer
or bless again on earth the hearts that love and
mourn hes-gone where pain and sorrow are no
more Dear Mother. Is thy gentle eye dimmed,
and kind voice hCshed in death? Is this thy
heart so still aad pulse less now Cones there
no glov upon thy pallid browc And is thy
spirit ned But Why oak taee: The bright
land has bid thy soaring spirit welcome to lite
more genial blissfol Chimes. A little fiock
which fond Affection nourished, now all bereft,
pronounce thee blessed With mingled love and
grief Bat one more desolate. companion Of thy
youth, vending his weary way among the mem
cries Of the past, this only hope comes cheering
70 bis broken sDir3t-'there Is one more bright
and aud eternal viSion" s71' I
OF James Clark. y -; - =
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New IoaK. March 2.
,Cottsn-Dan and lower, at sSc for mid
ding up:ands.
2 Flour-',tase and western lower, at. 81 95
alO 10 tos e1tsa State; 80 80 ali 20 for r 81
o: ana 81, 05al2 90 for trade brands. Mar.
ket closing heavy, with no buyers at out
side sguses. ee9 a
WhiskeJ Quiet; at e 80 for western,
closing wffsh buyers at q q.
Wheat5Duu and declining, at q IS for
Amber Michigan, and 81 IS for prime white
Michigan.
Rye-Lewar: III tss
Coru-Da.,and droopsn 81 80 for old mix
ed western ii store: u 30 for western yellow
in store. @
oats-ouu aad lc CLOVER, at s. 13a1 IA for
western.
Coaes-Firmer.
Sugar-Gtiet With small sales Of Musco-
va6o at 16tal7c.
Moiasses-Dull.
Pet.olaunl-Dull and lower, at 4a42c for
crude; CSC for refined in bond, and SIC do
free. sal
Wool-Duu.
Posk-deavy and decidedly lower, at
y36 5Oas6 IS Tor new mess, closing at SS6 624;
1SS 75a3s for '63 and "a do cash and regular
way, Closing at 9A regular; SO 75a3O Is for
prime and $50 OOa35 so for prime mess
Also 5000 bbls new mess, for March, April
AAU Stay O0yekS OpIlOu, AZ ~ ZOa0I 20.
Beet--2uies.
Beet Hams-lng good demand at 326a27 50.
Cut Mea's--Less active at 17alS for shout
ders and I3a2ic for hams.
Dressed Hogs-Quiet l6al6!c for western.
Bacoa-SteadJ, at 2oc for Cumberland
cut: 2isc Tor short ribbed, 2O!a2lc for long
ribbed.
Lard-H eayy and lower at 2oaa24ac, and
choice a. &c.
Bu.te--Lowsr and duli at 24a35c for
Ohio; 39a45c for state. G
+ Cheese-eteady at l5a2sc fol. common to
prime. D
Moaey-Moze active at 6a7 per cent.
sser.ias Exchange-Duu and heavy at
lO5tAiGS roe gold.
!, Go.a-aeayy and loEer, opening at 1861,
Government Stocks-ShaGe easier.
ssocks-Heayy. RIPS: CB & q lls: IT
w 81: y " SO; C &P7A: Ill c scrip ll7i:
n c liz: n Y G 1925; Erie lido pfd a5; NJ
s 664: R..ad il2ss: Hudson 1l2.; Quicksilver
Sl4; TolO III; s NJ cert 2a.: Mo SIS 66: U 8
IS 81 coup lio; $40 coup HOT: 10-4o coup
Oh; &c coup 1929.
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VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY

ny virtue Of . deed Of trust executed tome By
VIM. y: Rodgers, ]. 8. ROdgera. Id. Deeds and
1nesr wives, VII o0et at pubic aole on tho
premiseA IUEsDAY.s MAnCH 2ist, 1855 the
valuable MIL Property situated on SKUNK River
r ss1ersen cSun!Z. Iowa. ssasrs,ly known e
eotaoo OF the late 6NAS Deeds. $3.50
THIS properly ell0ts OF grist mill contain
Ing four run Of B0IrS, which have recently been
thoroughly repaired, and Is now in drst rate orr
der for work. Also, o CArding Machine. Saw
Mill, q Tavern StsA1, Store House, 3 two story
dwelling house suitable sos. two iamil,es, and
about four hundred and seventy acres OF the
best quality Of Land, greater portion Of which
Is undo. cultivation. ass So n
The mtll:dam has recently been rspairsd, ana
there Is sufficient water-pOwer to drive All ther
machinery now in operation ana much mOre.
There viii also be sold with this property the
farming implements. tools and other 6xtureS
ing on the farm and running the mn.
This property will be sold for cssh exoept thu
amount due on two mortgages on the prenaises.
amounting 70 about forty. Ave hundred doiars.
For further pasticulars inquire Of tie under
Iowa. CHARLES NEGfrS fr1s.ee
foh2isW3f =, 80 .sSY'
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$2,l5s,735, N Is t9s, Isl. ool s
The Inauguration OF President Liacol.
for second term will take place at Wash
ington tomorrow at noon. It issaid there.
will b but little change in his Cabinet
The Hon. Hugh McCulloch viii be Sec.ets
~ Of the Treasury. Mr.. McCnlloch he,
resided for number q years At Indianap'
oils, as President Of tho Bank Of the STATE
of Indiana, il an able 6nancier, sound and
conservative in his views, and to the PEG.
pie of the West, in particular. his appoint.
ment will give universal satisfaction.
The total miles of completed r1ilroad in
the United S.ates is stated to be "a, Al, Of
q. S72 are in the loyal States, and 9,O69 in
the rebel States. The whole number OF
miles completed and projected is 49, 237,
represeotinR an invested capital Of 81 $40,
O00 600. In the year 1885, the numbeE Of
miles constructed was So. gssl Il
"A case involving the liability Of railroad
companies, for injuries to passengers by
accidents. was tried lastsweek In Koches.
ter, II. &. The plaintiff was hurt early in
January, 1861, on the Niagara Falls brunch
of the Central Railway. by tho cars being
thrown from the track by broken raiL
In giving the case to the jury, the Court
follows:
If the defendant is liable to the PLAINTIFF
for the injury he sustained by the accident
in question, the general rule IL substantial
IL as follows
where person takes passage on rail-
road, there is an implied agreement, that
amounts to q guaranty, on the part Of the
railroad company, that the car in which
the passenger rides, as well az the train,
the engine and appurtenances are road
worthy, and that the railroad is in AL re-
spects in good condition, and that the train
and the road, with its fixtures and appur.
are 90 constructed, in such con-
dition, and 80 operated and managed AZ 70
carry the passenger with safety; and this
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without reference to any actual proved
negligence on the part of the railroad COM
pauy, and the company are Liable to such
passenger fo- any injury that happens to
hlnc On his passage, without his neglect or
lault, BY reason Of any accident in course
OF such passage, unless it appears that
such accident occurred in consequence Of
something beyond the power Of human
foresight, diligence. skill and exertion to
guard against or prevent. Where the ia
king Of the passage, the accident and the
injury are established by evidence on the
tral, the action is p,ixn1 jacie made out.
and It then becomes incumbent upon the
railroad company to make out defense,
oy proving state Of facts which shall
bring the case within the exception to the
rule OF liability, as above stated.
The Jury was out about an hour and re.
turned . verdict Of 5000 for the plaintiff.
The pointa OF law raised in the case will be
reviewed by the Supreme Court.
Tho decline in gold is felt by holders Of
dry goods, and the calico market is almost
"a much demoraiized as the pork market.
NEW YORK. DRY GOODS MARKET.
New YORK, Wednesday Eve March, L,
iS65.-The Independent cas- the following !:
1.-THE great sensation sale which tpck place
at Boston last week has left nothing
but aatGsence behind. There was a large
attendance. but dealers from other cities
were not induced to buy to any extent,
and tas goods were mainly left to Boston
dealers. Prices were not maintained. AL
domestic cotton goods have declined heavi-
~. Raw Cotton has declined, is declining,
and will decline, and thus goods can be re-
placed At a lower cost, which has led to
this reduction. Prints have hee1 mere
active ut the reduction still prices tend
downward. The market is ID state Of
chaos, and the quotations. Of to-day are
weak and uncertain. Deiaires have SYM
pa.hy with prints, and have undergone q
similar decline. Woo!ens, as we'll as cot.
tons, are in q very unsettled state as to
prices. There is no regularity, and there
seems quite panic to get rid of stock
Buyers look for a further reduction. and
only buy frcm hand to mouth. Fancy
Cassineres even generally ths most steady
OF goods are at present dull. and heavy
Medium qualities have seriously declined.
Foreign good are very inactive. Holders
are, however, pretty firm. and follow
the price Of gold mainly. The decline in
exchange enables them to make some con.
deusation without loss to themselves The
|importations Of dry goods are OF small
q amounts, mainly Of standard goods, few
silks. mostly black, and . few British dress
goods.
TIE following are the, Iud.uev5eu.. :
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~ Upon the reception of the news OF
the fall Of Charleston at De Witt in this
State, the utmost icy prevailed, and tie
courthouse and church bells were all rung.
with one exception. The Observer says the
Catholic bell was silent, the members of
that denomination asserting that their
church ''took no part IN politics. Sp!er-
did patriots, truly.
- The population Of Davenport, as
shown by the census now being taken, is
white males, 6,S57; white fenales, 1859 /;
total white, IL, 946; colored males, 81; oo,-
ored females, 81 total colored, l&-grand
total, II, 068. This is an increase of neariy
1900 since 1868, and exactly $500 since
1860. The total number Of families is 2. e54:
dwelling houses, 2,474. The total value Of
manufactures is $50. 1000.
The excellent preparations of Dr.. Chap,n
by the use of which he gained so great a
popularity in the treatment and cure Of
Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Constipation
and Palpitation of the Heart, and all dis.
eases arising from indigestion and torpid
liver. was none other than what is now but
up under the name Of Red Jacket Stomach
III formula in their possession. Person,
suffering from Dyspepsia and all diseases
arising from . disordered state of the stom-
ach should at once obtain = bottle of the
celebrated Red Jacket Stomach Bitters.-
No fam lily should be without them. Sold
in quart bottles by al druggists through
out the country.
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~ The river is open to For. Madison
and below, but We are informed no boat
viii probably reach tnis city before the lat
ter part of this or the first Of next
week. Tae river is rising, is in fine boat
ing condition, and there is not sufficient
ice floating to impede navigation should
the packets see 6t to turn their psows IN
this direction. The steamer s'Sucker
State" Of the Northern Line was adver.
tised to leave st. Louis Sunday p. m. for
Davenport, and will probably soon appear
at our landing. The kate Kearney'' has
already made round trip from st. Louis
to Keokuk,