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The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-01-14

KANSAS EDUCATIONAL JOURNAL. This
work should be pa'roDized By every
teacher and friend of Education. II ID
q worthy publication conducted with
ability. and devoted to the educational
interests Of the State.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-01-14
No. l5--Cabinet Organ.
Same n. No. l6, In Walnut or Oak.

Amorp the many distinguished mu leans who
upouni,tisdiy endorse the CA met ORC AN
NAV be found the namesot GOttschak, Tbaib-rg.
Vim. Mason. ) b. Mills, woienhaupt, Safer,
+ ndel, Siakosch. Grc5e and Sa ,derscn, PanIs's;
and Morgan. Zuuuisl. Wilcox, Mo-enihai, Mag
nth, smith, Fin; Wells, Tuckerman, aud Cutter,
Organists.
Wha, ale larger pipe organs are 70 Eager
ehu, cbes ard hills the CABINET ORGANS a's q.
privste re-i,ie nj SINAI II churches ana aais
The, occupy iiiie room, are elegant rs piece q
furniture, aud are no; liable 10 ct out OF order
Jus, published SCHOOL FoR !HE CAsisET
OMAN By Geo. + Root. Price 81 stshcRLa-
rtoys roR the CABINET ORGAN. SIX nuniheIr,
az "a pages each P,ice 80 cents pefinnmbet or
81 50 per set.
" areroorns IN bysten, No. "a Washington
street Addrss hs undersigned. Wafessro';4s
N Nv York, Nos 5 & Mercer street address
MASON BRO HsRS. rs sflis
Ins,rumenis'na be onie.et ~ iet;er with en-
ire confidence Of rec j''ng them as pe-iect a-
,h,ny} selected at our V.rerocms. A ar or
: n. ,s,ou or New YORK bnnk n,aie - as.a u
our order, should in-sach eases q 'suy tbs
Ieuer. l,eecr ne c.tsiogaes sen'iret oy nal
MASON Il HAMLlN. Matters.
Dosro NAss.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-01-14

ET The weather for the past two
weeks has been generally pleasant. neith-
er very cold nor warm. aud but little
high wind.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-01-14
No. lO-Cabinet Organ.

THIS instrument. is intended more particularly
for church requirements, and is very valuable
for organ practice. Il contsius twelve stops,
drawing six complete sets Of reeds. with The Ne
cesssry cOuplers; two manuals, and an indepenr
dent pedaie OF twenty-five keyr, and j. blown
5y a sec nd per sOn.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-01-14

ARrHuR's MAGAZINE for February il
received. In il T. s. Arthur CON.
menees a story. entitled Mot Anything
for Peace" This is one Of the best Of
Magazines. o2 year;
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-01-14
BROWN & BRO,

Have removed their Drug Store 70
the corner Of Shawnee 4 5,h s.s.. Oppo.
site the Mansion House. Lesv~nwor,h,
and have on hssd full supply Of Med,
icines. Fine Perfumery. Brushes OF all
kincs. and every thing pertaining to The
Drag trade. IsS-tf
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-01-14
No. Il-Cabinct Organ.

With eigh, stops four complete Gets Of rreds.
md two manusl--is blown BY the performer.
and contains the automatic swell. Intended lpr
the parior and drawing room.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-01-14
lS-Cabinet Organ,

Five oc,aves. with one cot Of reeds .ntomsuc
swell and double bellows. IN elegant Rosewood
case highly polished.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-01-14
No. I9-C,abinet Organ

Same az No. 70, in q neat and substantial case
Of solid Black Walnet or Oak. Ac..pital irs'ru.
u,enr f,r Sunday Schools Of limited means, and
rex, bes; to the No. II for private Use.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-01-14
No.I4-Cabine, Organ

Contains six steps three complete sets Of reeds
and one manual yer, excellent instrument
for eau, che> OF moderate mean, as it c"mbines
much Of the power and ca bi'ity Of rh tssje
int umep's- a. o much ieescost
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-01-14
Sherif's Sale.
STATE OF KANSAS,
JxySkasoN COUNTY.
Dawn. L. iakin, PainiiE.

- 90
JxyykasoN COUNTY.
Dawn. L. iAAin, PainiiE.
vs.
Joseph F. B.iss and Julia A. Bliss. D, fendants
b. virtue OF an Orier Of Sale bearing dsr
lAecenbes q, A. D. 1864 10 rne directed and de-
iiveced, is-ued N The sbuv. entitled suit, BY Tie
Clerk Of The District Court VI the Third Judicial
District Of the State OF Kansas sitting within
and Tor sid County VI Jefferson, and also BY
viT'ue Of the Judgment rendsr. d m said suit by
aid court. on the 3lsl day OF Dcto ier. \. d. lS-
81 l will, - Tnseday, Abe 3sSs day Of
JAnnAFy, A. y. 1855. ~ two clock, =. ~.
II that day, u The Court House door in the vii.
lays ii Oskalooss, N the C.ur ~ Of ffsr-on and
Sire Of Ksnsas. ol5sr Al Punl'c SAFE ami sell
to the h,.hest bidder, tor cash in hand q, the
iims Of sale, the following d. scr bed tracts #
land. | ing being and siiu ,e i" the Count, Of
JeHersOn. State Of Kanssa, iovt;
Lots, o. nine and tlO) ten. in Block (55) fifty
five h the Town OF G.ssshopp Falls IN said
County. ccordlDg - the origina survey and plan
u SAID Town appraised at $3.50 CO., eight hun
red aud fifty dollels.
. Y HORACE GIBBS,
Sheriff 1 jefferson County. .'.-ar.
She riff 5 III e. 0ska.odsp, Dec 3s 1854.
CLoreH WHEAT. Any- 70, pi'f. 22j-3A
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-01-14
AuyONA11G SWELL,
Patented October 81, 1852.

The capabilities Of the above ins:rumens-a as
m organ within the rsuch Of all Sho desire it,
have opened for il an entirely new Fed. hish erto
unoccupied BY any musical instrument. and have
eli.tcd the unqualified Endorsement Of over ONE
HrsDREp AND FISfY Of the ieading OTgspisss
and Musicians Of the country. .-.e
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-01-14
MASON B HAMEiN'S
CABINET ORGANS.

The CABINET ORoAS j. designed both for the
chrch and home tor the sarred and secular
for organ prac &C. and the recreation Of xieni-
pore piaying-combinng all III. best qualities of
the melOdeon. and none OF its objectionable Ones.
ieniions, prominent amupg which is the
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-01-14

same music a. IN No. % an 23-in psin Sub
-,au,,t, biacx Walnut OF u l ease TN, s;yie
i.ox ten,I, . ,pil,r--perhsps tn m'-' 81 o. s'y
,aal We make-it. moderate pre- placing u
within reach Vi all. nn1 serves well ior either the
psrlor, veslry, school, o. lodge room.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-01-14

Same Is No. IS. in Walnut or Oak case. An
available instrument Fur home use, though not
20 comprehensive - an instrument with two 81
nsore ses Of reeds. ~
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-01-14

Coasusnpsivs sufferers vii. recsivs valuable
oeasesipeiGa 6oe The cure 0f C0nsumption, Asih
N, Brpnchitiis. end Ill ihrsat aod Luug affsc-
sias. (61ss q chsfgs) BY asndisx ihir address 70
Rev EDWARD 4. WL6ON.
9l5.3o WulismsbsEB. KiaCsCo NaW Yosk.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-01-14
No. 2;I--Cabinet Organ,

With i've SET &c r,sat OF $50 dcGisss coe pass,
con- ain ng III, Au cEialc >ve :. 1oe tips and
douh nelo~s 81 -o',,i y feS Walnut Case-i
uaneiied AID .samei q i Win rich s.lngs-an
elegant ns.l-sn=pt ny she dIs~ss. ro, II and
paIior. - =
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-01-14
No. 2OLCabinet Organ

Fonr Ocmves, two seis OF reeds. si'omanc
.veIi. doubIe bellows and knee stop. III elegant
Roeew oed case highly polished.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-01-14
No. 22-Cabinet Organ

Differs from No. q in case only. This instru-
meut is enc ,s.d in elegant rosewood, highly pol.
ished-desisned also for the psrior.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-01-14
No. l6-Cabinet Organ,

Four ocsaves with one set Of reeds, automatic
.w, ii and double bellows. In elesan, Rosewoot
Gaze.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-11

CHICAGO, Dec. 10, 1905
The Eight Hours Working Mems League had very
large torchlight procession last night
The case OF Judge Higgins against the Chicago Times
was Withdrawn o. the last moment before going 10 tho
jury, by the plaintiff he complaining that the presiding
judge had not acted fairly in his decisions The case
was Immediately carried up 70 The Superior Court on
Friday night
An awful attack, which for some tmc was enveoped
in mystery. was made by Mr. Noah b. Kent, who had
Just returned from The East upon . Dr. Mlls who had
been aken In boarder by Mrs Kent during her hus.
bsnds absence Jealousy 10 supposed 70 have been the
cause The parties oil hold very respectable poston
In the community The accused PUT under bonds 70
await the result Of the Doctors INJURIES
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-11

Apss. ovv ecrru CoAsr AZ AaSss,
GulS 90 Arr, August IN, -
IdeS-rAe ynpsssass q ~ Lssss~-D~ssssss - -
lslo~d-H RsssSe~ss-Gssrsi lSpsssss@ " -
ysionS-TA ySn-n< BsrseAp-rs rssAp- No.
Veasls ara Gaisd-Yr.eA scAe~s-nv~~s -
eovSses Of Cbsi yssids ~ Afrcs, 1c
The close resemblance Of the orhoxnphy ~ sAs n~ne
OF this place 70 that and historic locality osed
Eden has no relation whatever 70 Tie q .ese
tatIon or landscape hcrcsbouis Tor ~ all plscss ,hs
world Alden has no superior In dcsoAslon, acnlay AID
abomnablo climate The island upon ~hsh Assa %
situated about three miles long less than too ssss
wdc ans composed Of bare volcanic peshs fre~ TOO v
six hundred feet In height with several sorss and
ravnes and not sign OF trce single living shas
OF the vegetable kingdom the whole ARA The ts~n
itself In exclusively commercial ~ nhsbisASis bong
composed OF the officers aud employees Of the sssssshe
companies and the EngIsh soldiers Of the ssrsoo On
the opposite side Of the island Arabian village, ssd
Il has also bamboo village IN which hive considerable
colony Of somauans, Abyssinians and sae'sns' ~he
have come or been brought across from AREA
with all ns nhospitsity Alden s of ineseulan'e sm-
por,ance IN commercial point OF view and u iorslay
IA almost necessity in the overland route 90 the gAsa
The island came in possession of the British government
bv purchase. aud 10 now the ooang station q Ell NE
French and English lines running between Sues end Ne
Fact and Nautilus and Seychelles on the ssst coas "
Madagascar and Africa
During delay Of four hours, while The sssssss ~
taking on coal have taken occasion 70 come On ssese
and obtain general Idea Of the station Landing - sAs
pier short distance 70 the right on be beaeh -
number Of storehouses, at the upper end Of vhseh
tho Poet once Beyond on The summit q h'll asoss
one hundred and Atty feet In height are the bai'ds
occupied by the ofncsrs and few European fss'hss
In the vicinity also signal station and small es"e
Of soldiers Returning by the point Of landing NE -
masses large pier covered with coal fhepcs sosssssg
promonsory enters upon low plain ABORT 'ases-
fourths Of q milo IN length and two sss@.s
yards vide Al the offer end he vsss 49,
sbou, half the assns q peak foos huSsrsa -.
height, where ensers the gates Of 'hs fcss "~ssi
found sepoy soldier on guard
This fort N scwswbss Of scar'os'sy o. W s'aa
peaks upon witch built are " shssss'vs vsuesv
insecssmbls end 70 rssisr them ssse'v - ess
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-11
News from Tennessee.

hAsnvnt1 Dec. ~, 1862
The findings and ssptsnce 10 the Of Colonel John
Crane have been received hero The sentence 10 fol
lows-To be cashisred 70 forfeit all pay and allowances
now due; 10 be fined in tho sum Of SS,ooo and in de-
fault Of payment Of the same Of any part thereof
BE- confined in the Pensntsy Of Nashville At the rate Of
days confinement for each ten dollars Of the nne The
sentence ordered be carried into effect by Brevet
Major General r. W. johnson, Provost Marshal General
Of the Middle district Of Tennessee Colonel Crane
Inspector General OF she Quarermasters Department
Tennessee.
band Of robbers four In number, have been operat
ing the Mnreesboro pike. They have robbed all the
residents within fifteen miles Of Nashville strong
military force is IN hot pursuit OF the outlaws.
Cotton Is still declining, prices ranging from asc. 70
Sskc for good niddng; highest price paid was 3eKc
Receipts, 500 bales shipments, 900 baiee
The river Is falling with twenty eight inches depth
on the shoals.
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The Macon Georgia. journal has a letter dated the
Sd instant, from hedgcville, saying that Provisional
Governor johnson has received orders from Washington
70 retain his position until further nsructions ALSO
that he has orders not 70 certificates OF election TO
the Georgia Congressional electors
Provisional Governor Parsons has received q despatch
Of the 9th nst from Secretary Seward congstulatng
him, the Governor and the country in tho Presidents
name, on tho acceptance by Alabama Of Tho copstitu
tonal amendment, which completes the number Of
land.
constitutional amendment because Of the second clause
Tho Louisiana Legislature has approved Governor
Wells contract 10 vebuild the lsvees
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themselves ON record in opposition TO the Presdent
THE SENATE
The resolution still hangs fire In the Senate. What
will DO It's fate n that body remains 10 be The
extreme radicals declare that will pass Other Sena
tors say that IL will not Another class state that Ten
will be excepted from its operation and pass In
that shape while others state that II will be modified
TO the check upon the action OF the Senate by
the House, and then pass With these conflicting views
OF prominent Senators IL hard 10 predict the result
One thing 10 certain, the longer II delayed the poorer
It's chance for endorsement by that body In the
time Stevens is holding back his resolution, declaring
that there Southern States 70 be represented await
ing the action Of the Senate the proposition Of Joint
committee in order that his real plans may not be dis
covered until that part, Of least is accomplished
REAcTIos IN fuE HousE.
reaction has commenced in the House. Tic Presi-
dents Message has opened the eyes OF many Of the
bcrs who voted for the joint Committee on Reconstuc
their enor TO explain their vote on that resolution and
the quaking exhibited In many quarters Mr. Farms.
WORTH Of Illinois. on Wednesday, offered resolution,
which IN effect declared that the negro soldiers should
have the privilege Of suffrage. II being joint resou-
on required suspension Of The rules 10 Introduce
Inasmuch ~ M Stevens secured q Suspension OF the
rules without any trouble 70 introduce his resolution
the nrst day Of tho session. Mr. Farnsworth imagined
that he would have no trouble in accomplishing the
same thing on his proposition. The motion 10 suspend
the rules made, but instead OF getting the entire
vote Of the party only received forty Affirmative
votes 70 siHyeight against 70 much fer one days
sideTaton Of the Prssidenps Message The repubcans
longer ready 70 suspend the rules for every rsd
cal resolution. This y an encouraging sign
BONE Of Raynond's friends Bow assert that he voted
for Stevens resolution for Joint committee for ibe puv
pose Of revenge upss Vie psesdsDt they stale lhas
about ten days before The commencemept OF sbs seoa
Yosk Custom House. bst sssS Gel No ssafsesien eus Il
Ne President ID vssasd W w. and hes tsken this
sw u revenge Il 10 somewhat dcselsul there n any
ts'Hs y Mn slsA ~ sAAA ~ w ssnWeyl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-11

f0NpWo1Ws % a C5sAak - ~ - -
Navigation In The Red Sc " literally 20 hss vess.
me thsrmomser yesterday rsschsd - 49, ssAssuAss
In the shade; the cir humid no siss whsasvs - ~
- - smooth - . shs~s az siasS To vis~ n shk 60
pressve Of aasn have sssn ccngse ~ ~ $3.50
my writing ssd large povses II ny slsossg - ssse
then sxisience 10 anything but coDfovtsea wM
reeume my quill when vs STRIKE The cool ss@sesAsss
currents Of the southwest ncnsoone
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-11
Arrival Of the Asis a Boston.

Bceron, Dec. 10, 1906
Tho steamship Asis, nom Liverpool via Queenstown
and Haitian, arrived II her wharf u nine o'clock this
morning Her malls viii BE- despatched pr TO- nights
tSsin due N New York ~ early hour "a. MORROW
morning
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-11

The DaIsisssys ana LsveSpssl Steamship
Line.
BAssseas, Dec 10, 1885,
me ssssmsssp worcester, o. We Bspmcrs and Liver.
pool ne whssh .'sd hence On she 2ssh sM, returned
this stsvsses having been seapeIes 70 % ~ on &C.
count % ssfsstayA asshleeyn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-11


CLoTHIsG.
Disssss 's
.ssz, s=5,s,,e.
IN PRICES OF
wINTER
fsH
Z; oIoTElso.
70. ..5 -. .e..
DISCOUNT OF
AZ TWENTY PR CENT
ON AL sA,.zr.s SOLD m TIE sa4Dyx.ss
ous701. Or
THIS 1oSTH.
...as GOODS ARE 4Asu,4orunzn
EXPRESSLY FOR
NEW YORK CITY sA1Es
DEvL1N co..
1aoADwAy, CORNER GRAND STREET;
pasADwAy, CORNER WARREN STREET
DECEMBER, 1851.
GREAT REDUCTION
-s
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WINTER
tM-A r.
.sIo7B1xe
ron MEN AND BOYS
!, DISCOUNT OF
-
~ TWENTY PKR CENT
sus70s, OR
yvlxIsH,Sd DEPARTMENTS.
ma. GOOD. -. ..ro,4o.u,.D
nPHsssLY 1oA
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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-03
Ac.. &C.. &c. &c. &c.
from Warrington

WAsHISGroS, March 2.-The navy department
has received informs,ion of the capture of the
schoone. Della, under English colors. near Bay
Port, Florida. by the steamer Sshasks. She
bad cargo OF pig lead, &c
Acting Admiral Stribling, OF the east gulf
squadron, reports that OF toe Isl OF February
an expedition left tie L. ) bark at midnight 20
destroy the salt works on West Bay. The expe-
ditoa returned Oh the 4 b. having DESTROYED the
works and large quantity OF ssls.
The message of Gov. Brown of Georgia, IS
published, be defends The state against newspa
per sttscts OF allowing Sherman to march IN
molested through the state. saying they we're
abandoned 70 their fate.
he recommends the establishment Of militia
system 10 be in no case turned over TO the Con
iederate government; and recommending the i'm
pressmeut Of provisions from persons who won {
sell 70 INDECENT families OF soldiers, also law 10
punish robbery With death and opposes The arm
ing Of slaves; he complains OF The usurpation OF
the Confederate congress in levying disportionete
tax and abuses the generslship of jeff Davis and
says the government is a military dcspoiisn
drifting Into anarchy aud il persisted 10 must ter
inmate in reconstruction with or without subiu-
cation. He opposes conscription and urges a re-
QUESTION on the stateS.fo troops lie also urges
taking from JEFF Davis his power as commander
in chief, and calls ior convention TO amend the
constitution
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-03

For general informsfiou We have compiled the
following directory 70 the various military head.
quarters, camps aud ofices At this post:
MIR General Alvin Hovsy. Commanding district CT
acknowledgement noTh ode Market. between Penn
sylEsnis and Deis
BtzGen. 7. Pitcher, A. n. General Tor Indiana
heaeusrters south As Warrington street. fourth door
below West street
Brszadi.r Gen-TsI Herry p. CarringtOn. commanding
draft renfs zvous--heedquariers s0Utkvest ecrr-s
Ws-hinrfen and New Jersey streets.
fsolou-I J. :. sir1onsor. military conmards-t-best-
qasr,rs southwest corner 81 Maryland and Delaware
sr-efs.
Colonel A. J. Warner. Colo-el 18th regiment Y. r. C..
and commanding pot headquarters south side Wash
lngton, 81 door west Of West street
Coon@i A. A. stevens Colonel Oh regiment v. 4. /,
commanding Camp AoTtoa and BGrnssds Brracks-
heasiquer,ers 81 Buns de Bsrrscks
c. ouel W. ~. Frybsrger, command ag Camp fsrTicg-
ton--headqzarfer AZ Camp Darlington.
CO onei Allen Raiheiford conn sncinz 22d regiment
V p -hesdq southeast come Ohio and NERD
ian trees
EsI1r L. b Hsyman. chief mastering oflces-kesd-
quarters ~ W Arlington Hall. tbsatre bu ding
, ;. Bobb-. Medical Director-ofhce corner Delaware
and virginia avenue
captain jane wilson. A. .. NJ, diSbursns officer
or west sic % Meridian, between LOUISIANA and
Georgia streets
Captain ]. l. rruubull. A O. NJ, clothing qua-ierlnas-
,ers stores and side eridan, be-
tween Louisiana ani Georgia streets
Captain C. Hay 4. q NJ division for supply Of public
sniunas-ofice side Meridian between Georgia aud
Louisiana sfreefs.
Captain Joss Pope, comnsssrY Of subsistence--of-
ice wet side serdsn between LOuisans and Georgia
street.; warehouse directly opposite
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-03

CHATTANOOGA, March 2--The Gazette has
lengthy details of the capture OF rebel yawl
and Ia men at Chapman's landing below Kings
ton on the Tennessee river. By ! Ess. TeEnes-
seeans.
Ths'yawl vas sled with ,orpedoes aud infer
nal machines, TO be used in the destruction OF
government property
The party were regularly uniformed and act
ing under or'ers from he rebel navy depart.
ment
The yarl built st Richmond and broueh,
to Bristol OF the cars and placed in the HoIston
river, thence slow with mufied oars TO ,heiI place
OF capture.
Their instructions were rot 10 disturb any
thing till they got below Kingston, when they
were 10 destroy government transports. They
hoped also TO destroy the ware house, rolling
mills, saw mills &c. on the banks of the river
at that place
The whole enterprise was in charge of scien-
ttc officers
The rebels were chagsined at being outwitted
by half their sember OF citizens after having sue
cessfuliy run the gauntlet of the soldiers al,
Knoxville, Kingston and other points.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-03
The Very Latest.
THREE O'CLOCK y. u

NEw York. March ,.
The editorials in the Richmond papers his
morning fofeshadow the fall of the city.
The army OF the Potomac specials say here
il some indications OF panic IN Richmond
The old Senators aHd members Of the House
are fleeing. until there 5 barely a quorum 10
uansse. business. This has been hrshed Up bu.
nov The Richmond papers openly slluie 20 The
fact: and cali on the military suiaasifies 20 bring
back the ueitives or force
A rery Important movement = nov being
made. and &C. lie Is believed 90 be svseustirg
Richmond.
The Tribune Washington special s4ss ie,-
,er .rom the james river gives currency to the
report brought IN ~ de=eFters. tha' Petersburg il
evacuated. and heayt guns have been removed
from The fortise tons sr0~ri he city looking q
IL aeandcnmeBi
The $ me special says there : not the slight
est chance Of Louisiana O. ArSausas beioz ed
mlliel ~ either house.
Roger a. Pryor I'D General Singleton were 70
PASS % james river o. Tuesday evening bv a2g
of truce. IN company with Ma Heller and Ms
Pratt, wives 81 rebel on sers.
The EnquiFer is very severe upon The anxiety
Of The rebel congress 70 adjourn and the dsposi
ton OF MANY to fee from Richmond
The Sentinel admits The al Of guns and
stores from Richmond and endeIvors 20 ouie,
the apprehersoHs 81 the people.
Gen. Lee begs congress rot nov 70 adjourn
and leave him here fefisTei ard unp5epsred To-
further resistance.
The Richmond Wing thinks Shetman's abilities
are greatly over rated aud says be IS especially
remark able for csGtiou sh,re General Of re
genius would exhioii decision. snd CELEBRITY of al
dress
The Richmond Examiner of the 27th. IL an
editorial OF lie message Of JEFF. Davis recently
addressed 10 inc Fe5si ooEEsess, IN which he said
II the campaign agsnst Richmond had resulted
against us we should have better chance. and
il would place Us on q more solid footing By
this iime sc should have cuT scattered srny
concentrated and Re able TO burl the enenv
where ever met from our territories
When the history OF this Campaign comes to
oe written. it will DE seen ihst Shern an has dis
Dlsyej nothing that would Characterize great
general.
The Enqpirer gives az acconn, Of the capture
Of general Crooks and Kelly a, CumberIsne II
does rot diHer IRON those ne have already pub
lished.
The Dispatch says the restoration Of Joe
johnson TO The command Of his army, has Civ
en- great Satisfaction % the country. IL u a
guarantee that tie Yankees sin aoon be pc, 10
aigss