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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-10

The market opened this week quite firmly, and
the sales Of Monday and Tuesday were large, at
rates quite equal to those quoted in the Journal
of Commerce last week.
The stock in the yards this morning was found
to be quite large. that buyers were not long in
satisfying themselves that the demand would be
more than satisfied, and they were shy, bidding
down heavily, and causing prices to close at de
cline of s. per head, with seyesal hundred head
remaining unsOld.
This decline in prices Is owing chiefly to the
movement of spectators who rushed out West
from the market of last week to buy up cattle for
this week, and the drovers OF this State catching
the same spirit sent in their stock, 50 that
with late trains the rush came in to-day and broke
prices down completely.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-10
~ The following are the Grand Jurors drawn

~ The following the Grand Jurors drawn
at the present session of the Board Of Commis-
sioners of Marion county to serve at the March
and September terms of the Marion Circuit
Court:
March Term-Smith McFall. Jacob Roberts,
Geo. Richardson, Zenos Bragdon, Henry Ohr,
Samuel Rumford Charles Murray, Joseph Allen,
Asa b. Strong, Jas. Sutherland, Jacob W hitesel,
Lewis George.
September Term-E. J Rowland, Daniel Hol-
lingsworth. Joshua Edwards, James McNey,
Jacob Coil, L. G. Smock, w. l.. Thomas. Alex.
Jameson, Joseph Brenton, John Armstrong,
Fred Saylor. John Tarlton.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-10
TIE DAILY SENTINEL ON EARLY TRAINS

THE DAILY STATE SENTINEL Is sen, by all the early
morning express and freight trains and delivered to SUBJ
sfbers IN adjacent towns about the time Is dis
tr,a'ec IN sai-eisy This enai~s re<ders
fm the Capital Of Indiana TO get the o. the day
from six TO twelve hours before they receive
papers published elsewhere News dealers carriers
IN any Of the towns railroads cenerng Indianapolis
vii be supplied with the SENTINEL good terms as
any ether paper. Clubs Tor the Daily viii be supplied a,
Agents rates. Orders are solicited. d&w
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-10

BosroS, March e-Tbe sloops of war Dscotah
and San Jscinto have arris Ell from their cruise in
ST arch of the United States steam frigate Yer
mont. They report that they saw nothing oil
her.
The Dacotah brought in the schooner ldalia
from Philadelphia for Halifax The ldAiia Vas
abandoned at sea on the 4th inst.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-10
crTr srxros's nKroRr
Number OF interments for month ending March
18th, 1862:
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An ordinance to prevent the erection Of cattle
pens and declaring them nusances, failed on its
passage. Ayes l-noes g.
MIR. Wallace introduced ordinance for the
grading and graveling Market street and side
walks, between the east side of Alabama street
and the west side of New Jersey street. Read
first and second time.
Mr.. Haughey introduced an ordinance to amend
an ordinance concerning the Fire Department.
Read first and second time
Mr. Brown introduced an ordinance regula-
ting the costs to be charged for violating city
ordinances. Referred to the Judiciary Commit
tee.
The Mayor submitted the resignation of G. W
Geisendorf, Councilman of the 18th Ward, which
was accepted. Adjourned
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-10
& Brothers Il call.

SPRING GooDs w erden & Co, have just re-
ceived and offer for sale very large and fine as
sortment of oil and linen shades. buff and green
hollands. OF all widths and lengths, and also a
and all the old style OF fixtures, for cord tassos,
pictures and curtains. They have one of the
best curtain hangers in the city, whom they keep
constantly employed.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-10


~ Our correspondent is not alone in his
opinion of the abuses, by the police, of the ordi-
nance against leaving horses hitched in the streets
The Journal of Saturday says, We have re
ceived a communication taking exceptions to the
conduct of some of city officials ms to the
manner in which the ordinance Is enforced. ;" but
declines to publish it. Now, rs the local of the
Journal Is a member of the Council. we shall
anxiously look "for some action which will RENE
dy some of the evils" for he with our cores
pondent and hundreds of other citizens admits
they exist-"that they grow out OF the enforcement
OF this ordinance" We hope the suggestion of our
correspondent, as one of the remedies, will not be
overlooked. that is requiring the police to warn
for the first. and only arrest for the second of
Tense. The conduct of the city officials. in the
manner of enforcing this law is creating such
great Indignation in the minds of the citizens that
We think it will he an easy matter at the next
election to Gust them from tn positions they have
so lagrantly prostituted to their own aggrandize-
ment.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-10

ALTA PETE.-The March number of this witty
journal. published by the Mcssrs Glenn. of In
dianapolis. has been received. Though intended
as an advertising sheet three fourths OF its space
is filled with choice reading matter. among which
are many rich jokes. The enterprise of these
liberal dry goods men is proverbia. and they are
continually reaping golden harvests the result
of their good management and advertising policy
White Rirer Clipper
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-10
southern News.

FORTRESS MONROE. March IA flag Of truce
from Norfolk brought down the commandant of
the French steamer.
He represents that there was great excitement
at Norfolk. The hotels were swarmng with OIL
GERS from the Gulf States.
The Virginia troops have been sent away
The people dread the destruction OF the city in
case of an attack.
\ strong force is concentrating at Suffolk TO
check Gen Burnside who was reported TO have
reached Newton in force and was moving on
Suffolk.
The reason given by the rebels for not return
ing Col Corcoran is that maps and drawings have
been lound concealed upon his person.
No further communication has been received
as to the release of Federal prisoners at Rich
mond.
Richmond papers of Friday contain no military
news except the arrest oil number of Union men
principally Germans.
A detective officer broke into the room OF the
German Turner's and found two American flags
and painting on the wall OF the Goddess of
Liberty holding the Union colors and shield,
and with the words underneath Hats Off.
The House of Representatives have passed a
resolution by vote of III To III recommending
and directing military commander. to destroy all
cotton and tobacco that is in any danger of fall
ing into the hands of the enomy
resolution was also adopted asking the Pres.
dent to inform the House what foreign vessels
of war are doing in Hampton Roads.
The Richmond Dispatch SAYS:
A vessel drawing sixteen feet Of water recently
passed out of Charleston harDor.
Charles Palmer, arrested for dsloyalty few
days since at Richmond. has been discharged.
Specie at Richmond is quoted at 40@50 per
cent. prem.
dispatch from Atlanta. Georgia, says:
The Federal troops have possession OF Muir
freesboro.
General Sydney Johnston has retrcated 10 De
catur, Ala.
Rev David Wilmot, late of Philadelphia. was
consecrated on Thursday at Richmond Bishop
of Alabama.
The steamer Merrimac lying near the
navy-yarl Yesterday morning with flags flying
and "A crew on board. She draws twenty three
feet of water and is described as looking like the
roof of sukcn house, with smoke stack pro-
truding from the water.
from New McxscO-A Battle Fought
DENVER Cry ria JrLEsBURG, n. T., March Z.
BY Military Express the following news is re
ceived here To day:
desperate and terrible battle, lasting all day,
took place mt Valverde, ten miles south of Fort
Craig, on the 2lst ult.
The fight was probably resumed on the 22d
The loss was great on both sides
Both parties claim the victory.
A regiment of Mexicans. commanded by Col.
Parron, ran away.
Capt McRae, who had charge of the artillery,
and every one Of his command, was killed at his
post and the cannon taken 10y the enemy.
Kit Carson was within fifteen miles of Fort
Craig.
Firing was heard from his direction, but with
what result was not ascertalned at the time the
messenger left.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-10

The extra edition of the Sentinel, containing
the proceedings of the sth of January Conven
ton. being exhausted and to meet the additional
orders we are daily receiving for them, we have
concluded to publish another edition it largertype
Those Of our friends who desire to order them
will please do so promptly.
Price 81 per hundred.
No better document can be circulated to disa
buse the public mind of the erroneous impres.
sions that interruptions papers and politicians
have attempted to create in regard to the charac.
ter of the Convention and It's action upon the mo
mentuous issues now before the country.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-10

sS-D Dr. John +. Riddick.a physician favorably
known throughout Indiana. is Assistant Surgeon
at Mound City. We learn that the mortality has
been very great at that place during the last ten
days. As many as twenty were laid out in the
dead room on the morning OF the 9th inst.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-10

IcE, lcE.-George W. Pitts informs us thathe
has plenty of ice in store to supply all his old
customers in this city and any amount of new
ones. and also can spare from 900 to 800 tuns
for shipping to other places. mch4 I'm
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-10

MoRITz BRorHERs.-1his enterprsing firm
of merchant tailors, No. ; East Washington
street, have recently received a splendid lot of
new goods in their line, among the consignment
being FIVE cases of the finest English and French
cassimeres of the latest spring style. Give Moritz
& Brothers call. En -
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-10

Oswrso. Feb e.-Mr Richard Oliphant. the
Oldest printer in the State, fell dead in the street
this afternoon His death has cast gloom over
the entire community.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-10
:s-m Hesoissr yocs. the 'eemra bospfsl

o. which Drs T and W Billiard are surgeons.
there are now some one hundred and forty pa
tients. all rebel prisoners
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-10

- City Orders for sale at Fletcher's Banl
in amounts To suit tax PAYERS mch5 DIV
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-10
- The congressioa,l Investigating Com

r. Tue congressional inv cstigathg Com
mittee. of which Mr.. Van WICK is Chairman. is
now in Cincinnati, examining matters connected
with the War Department. IL IS expected they will
close their labors in that city tonight, and be
hefe to Morrow. IL =
NOTICE TO rHE MEMBERs or THE ANS IvsTI
TUTE.-You are requested TO meet for the cleo
ton of officers on Tuesday evening, tie 18th
inst. at O'Clock WI. CRAFT, Pres
cSAwRrear, Sec TGAHTo
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-10

From Missouri.

CHICAGO, March o.-A special from Cairo to
the Times says:
Thirty cannon have been already found at
Columbus, thrown away by the rebels in evacua-
ting the place.
A detachment of the % Illinois cavalry re
turned from Bertrand to-day, bringing several
prisoners. They report the country still infested
10y rowing bands of Jeff Thompsons marauders.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-10

NEw YoRK, March 9-The Tyibnne's Fortress
Monroe special says the frigate Cumberland has
a crew OF 800 and nearly half lost. A negro
who swan ashore reports abeut 100 lost
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-10

CHIEF FIRE ENGINEER REPORT.
Pay roll of the Fire Department for the month
ending March Is 1862:
Frank Glazier, &. +. Curtis and Dan1
a, sso. ........................ $50 90
John VI. Davis. r. I'll Webster Ralph
Hunter. hremen. - days each. at
81 ca. I3I 80
August Magic. Charles Rhodes. Lafe
Doughty. Abram Smock John Cal.
lshsn. Samuel Blythe and George
kincil. drivers. - days each. ut
81 60. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 3l3 90
Total. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. S62S 90
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-10

~ The new City Directory, published by II.
III. Dodd 4 Co, i issued, and i now in the hands
Of subscribers We notice that the name of Mr..
Leopold Kabis appears first in the list OF patron
imics spelled with *" In other respects the
work is beautifully gotten up.
e Fifth supply OF step ladders just received
at No. 20. opposite Genns Block. Every -iam-
ly. store. office. or any person using ladders, if in
need of one should remember these are the best
steps ever invented and the cheapest. Fifty or
more have been sold in the city. and all recon-
mend them.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-10

SrArsING AFFRsY.-On saturday last Mr. II
Walls the proprietor OF an eating saloon near the
Union Depot, had an alteration with Mr.. John
McCabe. whom he had formerly in his employ
NcCabe struck Mr. Wall, who retreated, going
from behind his counter into his kitchen. Here
McCabe followed. and being a stout and desper
ATE man. kicked the cook and struck Mrs. " alls
a severe blow OH the shoulder This Was more
seized butcher knife. the first implement lying
near. and defended himself and his wife and his
own household. He inflicted two or three severe
wounds on McCabe only seeking to disable him.
The result was M.Cabe retired bloody and faint
;.r An investigation of the case will be had
before the Msyor to-day at , r NJ
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-10

The contrasts show among other things that while
circulation has been reduced since the suspension Of
oiher banks Ss.5 49,, coin has been reduced only
Sl4s3.sa5.
sew o our notes were returned before The 18th Il Jan
usry, >one time being required by the asserting houses
chiefly non-re,dents. 10 get their machinery good
working order, and the fact thai IL about weeks
redeemed more than two and half millions Of
aiion. not MY thousand Of which returned by all
other persons together, indicates TIE activity 81 these
houses. whe another fact, that during this period the
proportion II coin circulation largely IN
creased - that hold nearly dollar for dollars
conclusive evidence 81 the strength II the bank AMI the
activity 81 Itr business a. Acct LI0ch. President
March 4, l~62- ~ 81 at 4ltAst-it
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-10

New york cattle Market.

NkaSFT Dkf, Hsdnes'1ay, HaTah 5 lsbZ.
Total receipts Of cattle Of al kinds for the
week rr. r. nn.s..f s.s.
Sheep&
.- Beeves.r Cows. veals. Lambs Swine
Total. 1855 IFS 3s5 6 COS IL .39s
Last week. 1893 III ll6 4.760 9,lss
Corresponding
No. per w'k
last wear. 1853 IS $50 $3.50 1924
At Ses ssr S %ess1 Jus AHTA
last year. 1870 ll3 s3s, 9.sg6 IL $50
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-10

- Richmond. Indiana Is Of the most
beautiful cities IN the State and Winchester, the
gentlemanly proprietor of the Meredith House,
keeps one OF tie best hotels in the State. Give
him call when you go to he Quaker Chy3 a
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-10
Of "'Itats. - - y
Arrests were made by the following police

l. ID. Amos. 10: IL. Taffe. 2: George Taffe. 3
John ;. Bray, 3; II Davis. 3; Charles Carter
v; W. ii. Fitch. 9: j. r Catterson. 2: N Gal
Ivan. IL; John Lynch, 3, j !. Russell, IL: II
Paul, !; 5. Adams, 4; A. +. Catterson, >: I
a. Ramsey,9 ..
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-10

OF intoxication.-.-.- ..... .. ~
Leaving teams unhichei. d
n. 80 'ss'e' : -.
- = = 49, - 80
Shooting oastreet |
Selling without license. 2
Prostltuton. 4
Hitehing To lamp post 4
shade trees Observation-Disclosures. 2
Carrying concealed weapons... /
Total nurnhar or $500. q
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-10

- For the greatest variety, best prepared
delicacies of the seasons and the more bountiul
supply of trimmings, commend Us To the Crystal
Palace. Washington street opposite the Palmer
House This old establishment Is the most or
DERBY. quiet and credtable place of resort in our
CITY. Mr. Beck cannot be surpassed rs IA caterer
tor the most fastidious epicure. His cooks are
expeditions and are not to be exeelled in the
manner in which they prepare their dishes for the
table His patrons are always assured of prompt
attendance from the walters, a spotless cloth,
bright knives. clean plates. and the best of con-
diments. 81 famous has this establishment be
come for these superior accommodations that 1t
is the most extensively patronized of all our
restaurants.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-10
CHIEF FIRE ENGINEERS REroR

Sl6.s5l IS
Balance on hand March /. 90 $40 SO
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-10

The REV Dr. r. BRowNLow SMIrH,-This
gentleman recently lectured. on the invitation of
Gov. Morton. before our citizens in the Hall Of
the House of Representatives. His Excellency.
Parson HYDE, Parson Tindal, the Journal. the
Young Mems Northwestern Christian Society,
and all the rest indorsed and commended him
especially as he brought tale about Andy John
sons wife having received fifty lashes on her bare
back from the rebels in Tennessee. Certainly
bringing this story, he was voted good man,
and benevolent gentlemen. including the Gov
ernor, and philanthropic ladies', including others,
focked to hear him. We cannot do better, for
their OBLIGATION. than copy the following from
the Columbus (Ohio) journal;
\ RAscM-We acknowledge the "sell; in
fact were completely disposed OF, and ''the
money received by scoundrel calling himself
Rev. DIR. Brownlow Smith. From representa-
tons from prominent individuals. we were led to
di>beleve the charge made by the Dayton Jour
nal that he impoSter. and we take back
all We said But his actions in this city since
that time have convinced Us that the Journal did
not tell one half the trutll-he Is not only i'm
poster but he is also "A thief. and We warn our
friends of the press every w here against his i'm
positions.
The next charlatan that comes along, especi-
ally if Gov Morton indorses him. We shall go TO
hear.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-10
New York stock Table.

CORRECTED WEEKLY.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-10
RECEIPTS.

CITY TREASURER Is REPORT
For the month ending Feb. %, 1862.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-10

nrrrfs rRoN pIrrrnENr srArrs.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1862-06-27
Important from Richmond.

RIcHMoND, June l9.-On Wednesday
last, Kershaw's South Carolina Brigade
was ordered TO march forward. by Gen.
McLsws, to feel the enemy on the Nine
Miles Road.
They advanced but short distance in
the woods; when brisk FIRE commenced
along the line.
The enemy was driven back. Our men
pressed forward, took their camp. and
brought off large number Of overcoats,
arms. &c.
Eight Confederates were wounded in
Guiding Capt. Cuthbert, of the I'd South
Carolina regiment, in the arm, and Capt
Walker of the Sd South Carolina,,in the
shoulder.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1862-06-27
The. wheat crop--Rise in Flour.

u
The. Wheat Crop--Rise in Flour.
The Savannah Republican commenting
upon the failure of the Wheat crop, re-
fers as follows to the rise in the Flour
market in Savannah, caused by specula
tors and speculation in that article:
s'Owingto the heavy demand from the
interior, we hear that -four went up in
this city yesterday to $50 per barrel This
demand comes from spectators in bread
stuffs, and we learn that every barrel that
could be had was bought up and placed
in depot for immediate shipment. We
do not state IL as s'fact, but we have rea-
son to believe that the stock on hand has
been pretty well exhausted by these trans
actions in a single day, and If so. a ques-
ton arises which the authorities, civil or
military, would do we'll TO take into seri-
Gus confederation. We are opposed, as a
oenersal rnle. "Reminiscences with the raes
I ssiar operations OF trade, believing that IN
nine cases out of ten it infiots a creator
evil than that which it is designed TO
remedy; but when people. and especial
ly an army to which the country looks for
deiense, are likely to be deprived of bread
by capitalists who enter and monopolize
the market, tits the duty of government
to interpose and stand between the cor,
morants. and their victims. If it should
become necessary to declare martial law
in order TO effect this purpose, the au-
thorities should not hesitate TO take the
STEM t
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1862-06-27
Late NORTHERN News.

RicHxoND, June 10. -.Northern papers
Of the 18th and 18th inst, have been re-
ceiyed here. They report the arrival Of
the steamer British Queen at New York,
which brings late news from Hayanas--
yellow fever was inoreasing there.
The former report Of the defeat Of the
French troops in Mexico, is confirmed by
this arrival. ffIo Frvnvis -vust-s~oa :
loss Of i've bundled killed. and seven
hundred prisoners, but the latter were
released; the victofs being unable to fur
nish Subsistence. ~
The Mex;caus are fortifying their eapi-
tai. The French have determined to
march against it. aud are now awaiting
reinforeementsfo that purpose.
Several steamers with cargoes for the
Confederate ports, have arrived at Mas
sau.. The steamer Cecile and Kate, from
charieston, also arrived at that port
Gen. Pettigrew. who was wounded and
taken prisoner in the late battle before
Richmond, arrived at the Monument
Housein baltimore, on the 18th inst. :
He has been released ON parole Of hon
or. His wound stiA inoapaci,stes' him
from moving.
Lord Lyons bad an audience viii
President Lincoln on tho 18th Inst, III,
evening Of his departure for Europe.-
He viii be absent two month";.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1862-06-27
News from the North.

RrcHxosD, June l9.-Northern papers
of the 10th inst, have been received
here.
The London correspondence the Phil
adelphia Inquirer says that the refusal OF
the English government to give up tho
Emily st. Pierre, is couched in terms APP
preaching, if not reaching insolence ana
insult. The same correspondent says
that peremptory demand will be made
if it has not already been made, for the
release of the steamer bermuda. he
saws that the feelings of The English peo-
ple are almost wholly for the South.
Liverpool dates to the 5th have been
received.
The summary of news, as published,
contains nothing interesting.
Cotton has advanced Id.
The Quebec correspondent Of the N.
Y. Times under date ofthe 9th inst,
Gays; This city has been agitated, for
three or four days; part with wonderful
summons of the speedy arrival Of
large body Of soldiers from Great Britain
The reports were believed to q certain
extent, and mems mouths are full Of in
tervention. The Emily ST. Pierre, Der
muda, and other possible causes spoken
of as favorable to the Southern States.