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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-14
Night Dispatches.
CONGRESSIONAL.
WAsHrNs1nx Marc

WASHINGTON. March IL.
SENATE-Mr Davis asked that the case of
Mr.. Powell be taken up the Legislature were
in session and would now like To have the case
settled
Mr.. Davis subsequently withdrew the re
quest
Mr.. Davis was for the expulsion of his col
league from no personal feeling of enmity but
lroGl sense of duty. as be thought all his votes
aud acts were against the Government and in IA
yor of secession.
Mr.. Powell said he wished TO reply but would
wait till others had finished
Mr. Dixon offered a resolution that the Com
mittee on Naval Affairs be instructed to inquire
what is necessary TO be done in regard to John
Dacres, whose distinguished bravery has been
brought 20 the notice of the Government by the
report of Com. Dupont. The resolution was
adopted.
retary of the NAVY inform the Senate by what
law the Naval Academy was removed to New
port, Rhode Island. and the reasons for such re
mOval, and whether such reasons still exist.
The resolution expressing the thanks OF Con-
gress TO Capt A. II Foote. his officers and men
of the Western hotlla. was taken up.
Mr. Grimes spoke in its favor, and the resolu
ton was passed.
The resolutions of thanks TO Lieut. Worien,
up and passed.
After Executive session the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE Mr.. DUEL introduced Joint res0-
luton, which passed rendering the thanks of
Congress 10 Gen. Curtis and the officers and men
under bis command for their late brilliant victory
in Arkansas, and sincerely sympathizing with the
friends and relatives OF the officers and soldiers
of the army who so bravey fell at Pea Ridge.
The House, in Committee of the Whole, then
resumed the consideration of the tax BILL
Mr. Richardson of Illinois moved AN amend
ment providing that two per cent. of the whole
revenue derived from the bill shall be set apart
for the purpose of buying or obtaining by treaty
certain territory outside of the limits of the Uni
ted States on which to colonize free blacks and
for the payment of the expense of their transpor-
tation thither.
After some debate, the first section Of the bill
was amended by giving the commissioner of in
ternal revenues the franking privilege.
A proposition to collect the Federal taxes
through State machinery, was for long time
discussed.
One side argued that it would be better and
/ cheaper and the other that it wholly imprac-
ticabIe and worthless
The proposition was subsequently, Withdrawn.
The Committee rose.
Mr. Johnson. from the Committee on Roads
and Canals, reported bill To secure increased
railroad facilities between New York and Wash
| ngton.
] It was recommitted.
Mr.. Nav. from the Judiciary Committee, re
ported bill providing for the discharge of State
prisoners, and for the of the United States
to take bail to recognizances to procure the trial
OF the same.
The bill was recommtted- Adjourned.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


The market Is fun Of mutations represented 20 lie the
same BROW > = OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES" which are
in most cases productive ofpcsve injury Many desIers
will recommend inferior preparations and lower priced
articles, anOrdng profit themselves ASK for and
OBTAIN only "BR0wy's BRONCHIAL TRocHEs."
which by long experiences have proved their value having
received the sanction Of physicians generally and test
monials from eminent men throughout the country.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs, when allowed 10
dissolve slowly in the mouth, have direct influence 70
the affected parts the sedstive and soothing the
lining oftbe windpipe into the BroDehi asys Pull
monsy irritation and gives relief In Coughs Gods and
the various Throat affections which public speakers ana
singers liable. febll-dly'e 81
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ST. LOUIS March l3-The following general
order No. was issued to day:

ST LOUIS, March l3-The following general
order No. was issued to day:
HEADouARrERs DEPARTMENT MIssrssrrPr.
Martial law has never been legally declared In
Missouri except in the city of St Lois and in
the immediate vicinity of railroads and telegraph
lines. and even in these localities military officers
were specially directed not to interfere with the
lawful process of any loyal civil court.
1t is believed the time will soon come when
rebellion in Missouri NAV be considered as term-
mated. and by is this more desired than by
the General Commanding.
The general order also states:
Evidence has been received ut these headouar
tiers that Major General Sterling Price has issued
commissions or licenses TO certain bandits in this
State. authorizing them to raise guerilla forces
for the purpose of plumber and marauding-
General Price ought TO know that such a course
is contrary to the rules of civilized warfare, and
that every man who enlists in such organization
forfeits his life and becomes an OUTLAW,
All persons are hereby warned that If they join
any guerilla band thew will not. if captured. be
treated as ordinary prisoners of war. but will be
I hung rs robbers and murderers- Their lives
shall atone for the barbarity of their General
(Sgned) w. HALLHcK.
= Major General Coming.
ST. LOUIS, March I3,-(Oficial. Our artilIe
nv and cavalry Yesterday attacked the enemy :
works y miles west of Paris, Tenn
The enemy was driven out with loss of In0.
killed. wounded and prisoners
Our loss: Capt Butler of the artillery and four
men killed. and FIVE wounded
cavalry force sent out from Lebanon Mo,
attacked one Of Prices guerilla parties and killed
thirteen, wounded Eve and captured twenty pris
oners, among them Brig. Gen. Campbell
special to the Republicans from Springfield.
March II. says
A messenger arrived at 10 o'clock last night
bringing additional news Of the battle.
The engagement took place on Little Sugar
creek. Ave miles this side of the stream of the
same name where a skirmi>h took place on the
march down.
In anticipation Of an attack on the south Gen.
Curtis ordered the trains driven up on the north
side. but unexpectedly the attack was commenced
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From boston.

Bosroy. March l3.-In many Of the CORES
pondent's reports of the engagement at Roanoke
nearly all credit WAS given TO the Hawkins Zou-
ayes. They are of course entitled to their share.
but a letter from an officer in the engagement
states that il was the fanking Massachusetts reg
iments that caused the sudden retreat Of the re-
bes from their stronghold and the fort was en-
tirely empty when the Hawkins Zousves made
their grand charge
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No. % Washington st. oppo. Glenn's

METROPOLITAN HALL-To-might is set apart
for the benefit OF that sterling and admirable
sor of Menus, Mr. Felix A. Vincent The bare
announcement of this would of itself be suffi
cient to put all play. goers upon the cu rire. But
let this opportunity pass without
word or two of commentator upon the merits of
the actor and the man. Mr.. V. has, during the
season. had the principle management of our
beautiful little theater. How well he has per-
formed his arluous duties in that capacity the
play going public have long since decided by a
unanimous verdict in bis favor. What he has
done he has done well, and commended himself
to the public energetic, thorough going
and successful caterer to the varied tastes OF our
city. As an actor Mr.. V. certainly ranks high,
and in the first front of those whose histrionic
achieve have ''won name that was not
born to de- Thousands who have time after
after time Witnessed his side splitting representa-
tons of numerous aud varied characters in his
role have pronounced him inimitable. There is
one thing certain, in our judgment-if there ex-
lists on this continent funneT than Felix \.
Vincent we have not had the pleasure OF hearing
or seeing him, and we doubt if could survive
the operation Ii would Overcome like 4
summer cloud and our cachinary organs would
incontnently collapse.
The pieces selected for the occasion are. both
of them excellent and he together with Miss
Mccarthy. will appear in both. 1t will be a
happy time for those who fortunate enough to
kah aii
sible for damaged vest buttons and buckles.
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LIST OF PRISONERS AT CAMP MORTON

The Weekly Indiana State SsHfinel, Of Monday, the
18th inst will contain complete list Of the rebel prison.
in this State together with the those
who have deceased Copies Of the paper be obtained
by application At the Counting Room All orders sent in
previous 10 that date will be promptly filed.
Copies Of the Daily Sentinel containing the entire LIST.
fast published. be obtained at the Office
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-14

DECEASED SOLDIERs.-The following is lis
of the Indiana soldiers who have died in hoSpi
tails at Lebanon. Ky. from December 25th 1861
to March 9Th, 1862:
Nathan Barkhurst, company E, 10Th.
Felix Messer, 5eth.
Daniel Hartman. company X. 18th.
VIM II. Hammond, company A, 10th.
John Z Trailer, company seth.
Jesse Step. company II. 57th
Samuel Mckenzie, company +, 5lst.
Robert II. Howard. company b. 55th.
Jos. Dliman. company II, 10Th.
Jeremiah Laws. company |, 5cth.
Allen Clinton, 5Sth.
Thos. j France, company G, 56th.
Harrison Newkirk. company I. 49th.
David Cline, company j. 57th.
William Zudall, company II. 57th.
Peter Long. company II. 10th.
Francis NJ Leach, company h. 5lst.
Hiram h. johnson, company ID. 55th.
John J Small. company +. 57th.
A W. Showers, company h. 10Th.
Horatio Bosley, company /. 10Th.
Geo. James, company ID. 10Th.
Elias Cups, company b, 10Th.
Oliver W Illiams, company |. 5lst
John A Hamilton, company II, 10Th.
VIM. Board. company b. 5lst
Ephraim French. company h. 5Sth.
Daniel Fause. company |. 55th
VIM. III Martin, company f, 5lst.
John Redburn, company Il. 5sth.
VIM. Burnet, company = 5-th.
Newton Ball. company E, 10th
Baily Reed, company III, 10Th.
Edward Smith, company Ii, 10th.
James Arthurs. company n. 6lst.
Eli Loves. company ii. 5eth.
Valentine Hobot, company + 5sth.
Jesse Humble, company Z, 10Th
Francis Freestone. company r. 10th.
Morris Knapp, company G. 10Th
Eli jackson. comptny b, 5lst
Oliver =. Radcliif. company +. 5Sth.
A. NJ. Green. company E, 5cth.
Uriah Paine. company +. 5Sth
John Mumy, company g. 4nth.
John Prohasco, company q. 10th.
VIM. Hill. company X, 5oth.
Albert Light, company b, 5lst.
Clam Brown. company X, 10th.
Eli Marks. company =. 5Sth
Madison Green, company +, 5eth
ID. Dickerson. company Fl, 5eth.
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COM M z RClAl.
isH TKLSeRArH.
Cincinnati Market.

cIScISSATi. March L.
Flour unchanged and not much doing.
Wheat quiet; there is not much offering. and
il is therefore held firmly
Oats declined 10 DE.
Whisky adva need to 1899 with n continued
speculative demand: the stock now in the city Is
over 10000 brls. .# arrF
Provisions dull and heavy and not much de-
mand
Mess pork is saleable to moderate extent at
$ll.
Lard 624@7c.
Bulk shoulders sold at 50 1903 la1s loose.
and 81 % packed.
Sides dull at 4ls@4s4c.
No change i'm groceries, good jobbing dc
mand.
Exchange Is prem. =
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from Chariestown.

CHaKLrsrowS. Va. March l2-The town of
Berryville. Va, was occupied by our troops yes
terCiay Gen German directing the advance
The enemy had 500 cavalry here on our arr-
val, but the signal ordered charge of the New
York Sd cavalry upon them, supporting the onset
with sufiicien; force of artillery and infantry.
The enemy did not wait "a fight. hut ran heller
SHELTER toward Winchester.
Twice last night we're the pcRets Of General
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TIE DAILY SENTINEL ON EARLY TRAINS.

THE DAILY STATE SENTINEL Is sent By ali the early
morning express and freight trains and delivered 70 sub
scrbers in adjacent towns about the time II Is dis
tnbafed In thiseiiy TITS enables readers at Assistance
from the Capital Of Indiana 20 the news ~ the day
from SIX 20 twelve hours before they receive through
papers published elsewhere News dealers and carriers
any Of the towns railroads centering at Indianapolis
vii be supplied with the SENTINEL good terms
any other paper clabs Daily will be sapped at
A gents rates. Orders solicited d&w
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SPEECHES OF
Hendricks and Voorhees,.

The speech Of Hon. Thomas A. Hendricks, before tie
Democratic Convention the Eighth Of January, Iss2
ard the speech Of Hon Daniel w. Voorhees, the House
q Repesentaves February 20. the duty Of the Fed
eraI Government in is relations the civil and the
objects for which II should be prosecuted for sale at
this ofes, Published in pamphlet of sixteen pages In
oludng both speeches. Each Is among the ables
delivered the present crisis and should be placed
the hands 81 every the State. Price 81 per hun
dred. All orders promptly filed.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-14

ST Louis. March PA gentleman who left
Memphis on Saturday arrived here this morning
and reports no troops at Memphis.
MANY persons we're leaving the CITY.
Cotton, molasses, sugar and other articles of
merchandise are being shipped down the river in
large quantities.
The policy of burning the city Is still being
discussed
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-14

IcKl lck.-George W Pitts informs W thathe
has plenty of ice in store To supply all his old
customers in this city and any amount of new
ones. aud also eau spare from 900 to 800 tuns
for shipping to other places. mch4 I'm
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-14

PRovIDKScE, March ia letter received
here from man in General Burnsides Division.
dated Roanoke Island. 81 inst. announces that
the report that the rebels were evscuatng Ma
nassas had reached General Burnside BE will,
therefore, be on his guard.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-14

To THE FRIENDS THE SoLDIERs.-We feel it
to be our duty to advise people not to 60 to Nash
Vile with the expectation of seeing their friends
i'm the army. Wecan state on the best authority
that they will not be permitted to see them, for
the country has now other service for its soldiers
than receiving their friends. We know that this
notice will create in many loving and patriotic
hearts feelings of keen disappointment but the
policy of the military authorities is not only right
but absolutely necessary and every true patriot,
we doubt not, will acquesce in it without a muir
muir
We beg leave to suggest to the papers of
Kentucky, Indiana, Ohio, Michigan, Wisconsin.
and Minnesota, to copy this notice-Louisciiie
Journal
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compelled 70 fall back hr The

eorman's brigade compelled 70 fall back By the
charges Of Ashleys cossacks.
This morning Gen. German made a reconnois-
sance in force 20 within two miles Of Winchester,
drawing the rebels into trap They were again
charged upon by our cavalry. losing -four men
Several prisoners have been taken from the enc
rly. while our total loss up 10 this time Is one
man and one'horse.
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CRY HosPIrAL March IL
In justice % the sick under IL j. found
necessary TO establish rule excluding visitors
from this hospital Hereafter no person will be
admitted unless BY special permission Of the un-
dersigned. J. M. KITCHEN.
p II jameson.
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(FokxxxIY KxnLx's.)

AZ - 14D losarD< now.
Opposite the Aston House and Park, ss~ York,
PRICE Of BOARD ~ 80 PER DAY.
VUVHIs long established and popular house h.s recently
been rebuilt and resfly enls reed by the sddifisa
100 and has accommodation for over 200
persons IL has also been thoroughly renovated
furnished, and ir heated BY aud lighted by
throughout This hotel has q f< b~st lsestosu in
the city, easy of from ell the <tesrnbosf. and
railroads leading to the city, and convenient 20 ali the
city convey IL has all the rsonSsssns a a IRA
class hotel. insuring the comfor Il iis ineass NJ
patronage Of the travelling public h respectfully solicited
Terms 81 50 per dag. HI POtERs.
feb24-d3m Proor1seor
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ST. JOINS. v. F., March 12-we have had
no European or American mails for the paai SIX
weeks.
The Cunard mail steamer running between
here and Halifax Is ashore at Trepassey
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-14

CHoIcE FRuIr-Call at o. B. Stout & Bros
and get some choice dried raspberries. blackber
nes, raiseus. oranges, lemons and also a choice
lot Of fresh butter -
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-14

csy- There are eight candidates for Trustee
twelve for City Marshal. and FIVE for Mayor--all
running as The unconditional Union. Peoples
candidate, in Madison.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-14

NOTICE To CONTAGIOUS is hereby given that
the Bluff Gravel Road Company will, on Satur
day, the Odd day of March, 1862, between the
hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and II NJ let the
contract for constructing said road, according to
the profile and specifications of d. b. Hosbrook,
c. T., to the lowest responsible bidder
Said profile and specifications will be ready
for inspection, the office of the Secretary, by
Monday the 18th inst
The Board reserve the right to reject any or
all bids.
BY order of the Board at meeting of 9Th Of
March. 1862.
ll-dtd d. S. BEATTY, Secretary.
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ssY- Two prisoners. il is said. escaped from
Hospital No 2 (the Gymnasium, on Meridian
street, night before last "a
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-14

PRrSTERs TAKE NorIcE-We have Just re
ceiyed 100 reams OF aat cap, folio post, &c,
which will sell at the lowest cash price
WERDEN & Co,
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r. City Orders FOR sale at Fletcher's Bank
iunmonnfs IN snit tax. payers mch5 DIV
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rgLEcRAPn,c.
> <1rasss.I ros rus PAM srArr -.xrrsr.-l
Noon Reports.

Noon Reports.
w As HIN GTON NEWS
Evacuation Of Winchester, Va.
- OF IL Err ~ NE w - g.
The Citizens Leaving Memphis.
Particulars Of the Fight im .s-esr
.HericO.
CO RE - SION AL.
THE PEA RIDGE BATTLE.
Mccullough and McIR tGsh
Killed.
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ATTORN EYS.

TuNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING ASSOCIATED
themselves together in the practice Of the law will
attend all legal business entrusted 10 their
State and Federal Courts. BENJAMIN HARRISON.
WILLIAM y. FISHBACK
December IL. ls6l.
Henry NJ Scott, Notary Public. viii take acknowledg-
uessfs Of deeds. &c 10 the above ofie- deela-f7m'
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OUTHERN NEW =
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-15
General Lee 20 b5s Troops.

Frsm the Richmond Examiner, October 81
The following address to his troops, issued BY
General Lee under the form Of general orders,
on the ID Of October, inst, was received st the
sdjutant- generals Office on Monday the 65h
HEADQUARTERS Army OF NORTHERN vRs1sIA, Z
October I'd, 1862 s
General Orders, Nc u6.
In reviewing the achievements Of the army
during the present campaign, the commanding
general cannot withhold the expression Of his
admiration for the indomitsble courage it has
displayed in battle, and its cheerful endurance
of pTiystiOn and hardship on the march.
Since your great victories around Richmond,
you have defeated the enemy at Cedar Mountain
expelled him from the RsppahaHnock; aud,
after a conflict of three days, utterly repulsed
him on the plains of Manassas, and forced him
to take shelter within the Notifications around
bis capital.
Without hating for repose you crossed the
Potomac, stoTmsd the nights Of Hsrper's Ferry,
made prisoners Of more than eleven thousand
men, and captured upwards Of seventy pieces Of
artillery, all their small arms and other NUM-
items of war.
While our corps Of the army was thus en-
gagged, the other insured its success by arresting
at Boonsboro' the combined armies of he enc
my, advancing under their favorite general to
the relief of their beleaguered comrades.
On the field Of Sharpsburg, with less than
one-third his numbers, you resisted, from day
light until dark, the whole army of the enemy,
and rePulsed every attack along his entire front,
of more than four miles in extent.
The whole of the following day you stood
prepared to resume the conflict on the same
ground, and retired next morning, without mo-
l~estatien, across the Potomac.
Two attempts subsequently made by the enc
my to fellow you across the river have resulted
in his complete discontinue and being driven
back with loss.
Achievements such as these demanded much
vslor and patriotism. History records few ex-
amples Of greater fortitude aud endurance than
this army has exhibited and I am commission
ed by the Freshest 10 thank you in the name Of
the Confederate States for the undyipg fame
you have won for their arms.
Much as you haIe done much more remains
to be accomplished. The enemy again threatens
us with invasion, and to your tried valor and
patriotism, the country looks with coafdence for
deliversncs and safety your past exploits give
assurance that this confidence is not misplaced.
r E. LEE,
General Commanding.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-15
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
Hssurn Of Cur Prisoners.


Special to the Appeal
HOLLY SPRINGs, October I5.-Our priso-
pers from Corinth returning, shows the actual
number to be four hundred and fifty. One hun
dred more than We took from the enemy. This
dwindles the Yankee victory to q small affair.
Nothing Of Importance going on here.
RAMON.
From General BragR's Agmy.
Special to the Appeal
HOLLY SPRINGS, October l5.-The Memphis
Bulletin Of the 18Th contains en editorial stating
that four divisions of Buelps army effected 3
junction with McCOok's corps, near Perryville'
since the reported battle, and after heavy Skin
mishing, Bragg reTeated RAMRoD
EucceasfuI Raid inIO Pennsylvania.
RICHMOND, October l4.-NortheTn papers of
the 18th have been received, which state that
General Stuart, with three thousand cavalry
crossed the Potomac at Hancock, some days
ago, and marched rapidly nOrthward into Penn
sylvania. He captured MerceTsburg' st. Th0m-
as and CbambersbuIg.
The raid had occasioned much excitement IN
Pennsylvania.
The latest dispatch states; No troops are
needed from Philadelphia, as the rebels are al
ready reported to be falling hack
rxumOrs from KentEclty.
Dispatches of the 10th, from Louisville, tothe
New York Herald, claim a signal and decisive
Federal victory at Perryville on the 9th; but
other dispatches Of the same date say that the
reports favorable to the Union cause can be
traced to NJ authentic sources.