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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-27
SPECIAL NOTICES.
frr CAUTION.

The market i fn Of mutations Represented to be The
ssme a. BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRoCuEs," which are
IN most cases productive positive injury y.ny dealers
will reeouuend inferior preparation aud lower priced
srcie. aordng profit 70 themselves Ask for and
OBTAIN only BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs,"
which by experience have proved their value having
received the sanction o. physicians generally and test
Inonials from eminent Throughout; the country.
BROW US BRONCHIAL rKoeHEs. when allowed to
dissolve ss~ly in me mouth. have direct influence to
the affected parts: the sdative and soothing effect the
lining the windppe into the Bronch alays Pull
onary rrafen and gives relief in Coughs, Colds and
the various Throat which public speakers
singers are liable. febll-dly'62
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Tennessee News.

81. Louis. Feb 26-A Font Donelson dispatch
to the Democrat of Yesterday says
A boat from Clarksville reports the evacuation
of Nashville.
The Union citizens of that place sent boat 10
GAINESVILLE which towed one of our gun boats for
then protection. rwnmr
The rebels with Governor Harris retreated to
MurreesbOrOugh.
fore leaving.
Gen Grant declared martial law over West
Tennessee, with the understanding that when "a
sufficient number of the citizens of the State re
turn to their allegiance ami show desire to main
tain law and order over the territory all military
restrictions will he Withdrawn.
Postal facilities are extended to GAINESVILLE and
the mail bags will follow the flag
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state, but there are hopes of his recovery.

sB- Captain William n. Walker, gallant
soldier of the 25,h Indiana, who was in the hot
test of the fight at Fort Donelson arrived in Il e
city day or two ago with his company guarding
prisoners. The brave Captain speaks in the
highest terms of the manner in which the unfOr-
tunate men under his charge were received by
our citizens. Not an insult was offered by any
one This was in striking contrast to what. had
occurred at certain places on the route hither.
Captain Walker with his command will leave, We
understand for his regiment to morrow.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-27

given the rebel prisoners confined at Camp Nor
ton the privilege of writing to their friends, but
under the supervision of the officers in charge of
them. AS many of them out of funds. or
have only Confederate scrip. donations of post
books, pamphlets &c, may be sent to the chap
lain of the Goth regiment Indiana volunteers, the
Rev. Mr. Runcie at Camp Morton No presents
of any description are allowed to the prisoners,
unless they pass through the hands of the officers
of the camp.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-27

MFrRoroLrrAS HALL.-This will be the last
opportunity to witness the play of Dot. Ii has
been eminently successful, in fact more relished
by our play goers than any play Of the season
The acting is superb. The parts of Perybingle,
Caleb and Dot by Mr.. Couldock, Mr. Vincent and
Miss Mccarthy can not be improved. The other
characters, too, are all as well acted We can
not particularze, and space and time will not per
nit US to 20 into detail to day. Weare promised
another new play to morrow. OF truth, the
manager is erowding novelty upon novelty. This
is besides. the last night but one of Mr.. Coul-
dock
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-27

- Yesterday some sixty sick prisoners were
taken to the Gy mnasium on Meredian street,
used as hospital. We noticed that these suf
iering men tenderly cared for by those who
had them IN charge. IL was sad to see how most
of them looked. But, sick. from home, rebels
and prisoners as they they received that at,
tention which humane men everywhere bestow
upon those who need it. We are proud that the
people of the North-and especially of Indiana
are demonstrating that. while they can conquer a
foe, they can. we'll, be maguanimous. Out
ragged though we have been by traitors. never
will we forget the duties OF charity and kindness
when a fellow being, come from what quarter of
the country he NAV, requires them.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-27

The Congress Of the United States. after due
consideration. has declined 20 adopt any measures
"a further a national representation OF orr works
of iadassry. inssntion and at AZ the sforemen-
toned exhbito1. The authority Of the Con
vised the Comnissioncrs appointed bv the British
Government that there viii Be no geDersi partic
patton or the par OF the citizens OF this country
on that occasion. but they have thought u not i'm
proper at the same tine 70 Fecam mend 10 the con.
sideration Of the Royal Commissioners such
works Of industry and arr ~ have received the
Authorization OF the commission and may 70 q
limited extent be presented Cor exhibition through
individual exertiOn.
(Signed) ". SswAsD.
special 90 the Poa ssvs:
New mail routes are TO be speedily opened 10
Tennessee and Kentucky
The Senate blh authorizing the Secretary VI
The Treasury 10 issue certificates of Indebtedness
10 Governments creditors whose arcosus-- have
been audited, and viii probably pass the House
The undersigned give notice 10 the public that
the military possession OF the telegraph taken by
order Of the President viii make no change what
ever in the conduct Of social. private and com
business remain in the hands Of telegraph officers
duly authorized by the War Department
lSigned r :. SAxFoRD.
President American Telegraph Company.
The Senate passed the bill fixing the number of
members Of the House 24l
The case of Mr.. Starke was taken up. Mr..
Sumner spoke at length against the admission Of
Me-. Starke
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-27
BY rELEGkAPH.
CtnciunRti Market.

CrSoIsSATI. February q. -
Flour dull but unchanged; superine 81 SO;
extra 81 6064 65
Wheat 9o@Sl for red and 81 0S@l 0s for
white
Corn firm at 30c
Oats dull and unchanged at 2sc.
Rye in good demand at 52@53c.
Barley dull and unsettled; 5sc is the outside
rate offered for prime fall.
Whisky advanced to l71.c and in good de-
mand. --- "a. -
Provisions dull and unsettled and prices nom-
inal.
Bulk meat is offered freely at 33sc.
Mess pork sold at $ll 50@l2
Lard unchanged at Z &c with no buyers.
Bacon sides sold at &c; shoulders offered
at 4c
The statements IN the Price Current, showing
a large increase in the number of hogs packed.
had depressing influence on the market and
caused buyers TO withdraw, such an increase not
beng expecte !.
good demand for coffee under the sdvices
from New York and 500 bags were sold: the
market Is frmer.
Exchange dull at "a prem.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-27

INDIANA REPoRTs The sixteenth volume of
these Reports, which ought to have been issued
in November last, has not been received by men,
bers OF bar in this city. There is good deal
of inquiry for this volume. Mr. Harrison, the
Reporter for the Supreme Court, is an ale and
interchangeable gentleman. but perhaps in this par
ticular matter he has been somewhat negligent
or dilatory. 1t is high time his book in the
hands of the profession. The lawyers have their
clients and the public to serve and ought to have
the law before them.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-27
List Of the Indiana wounded from
Fort Bone ls0n, received at Paducah,
Ny, and remaining Am the Hospital
February 10Th, ls62

Ny, and rcmas inning Am the Hospital
February 18Th, ls62.
William Sterling company b. Goth Indiana, left
temple. slight.
Martin DINER company G, 25th Indiana, right
Samuel Lund. Captain company X 25th Indi-
ana. thigh. severely.
William Comens company l. 25th Indiana
abdomen and thigh, died 10Th February.
Mars Kasper, company b. 18th Indiana. Leg
severely
d.. W. Browu.company A, 25th Indiana, shout
der. severely
L. Leiptz. company h. 25th Indiana, leg, Sc
verely.
Dennis Kelly. company A. 25th Indiana, one
finger amputatcd.
John Olrian. company A. 25th Indiana. knee,
severely
William Gray, company X, 25th Indiana
shoulder. slightly.
Henry KiSsinger. company b. 18th Indiana,
back, severe.
john Walter, company C, 18th Indiana, knee,
slight
John Duke. company F. 25th Indiana. shout
der. slight
Daniel Knowlton. company X. 25th Indiana,
arm broken.
John Whether. company G, 25th Indiana arm.
severe
David Hunter. company A. SD Indiana. hand.
sHght
II Brian. Company F. 25th Indiana, side,
verely
II. III. Jourdan. company C, 3lst Indiana. shoul
der. severely.
Ross Jones. company G. 25th Indiana, forehead.
severely.
VIM. Taylor. Sergeant company h. 18th Indi
ana. hand. severely
Casper Stephenson, company b, 25th Indiana,
leg. slightly.
Franklin White. company A. 18th Indiana. leg.
slight.
Levi Thrailkill, company A, 18th Indiana, arm,
slight
ID. X. Downeu. company 4. 25th Indiana. hand.
slight
NJ Harris. company A. 25th Indiana, wrist.
Martin james. company q, 18th Indiana, hand,
slightly
Matthew Harrie, company A. 18th Indiana.
breast. slight
Joseph Krouse. company ID. 2Jth Indiana. arm +.
slight
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-27

A Man SERIOUSLY WoUNDED-Night before
last Mr.. James O'Conner, an inofiensive citizen,
standing in the vicinity of the corner of New Jer
some unknown persons and seriously wounded in
the head There is, far we can ascertain,
no clue to the perpetrators OF this deed. Mr..
OConnor,we understand is lying in a very criti-
cal state but there are hopes of his recovery.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-27

BowLISe SALOON AND GYMSAsrUM Mr.. T.
G. Wright, the accomplished proprietor of the
splendid Bowling Saloon on Georgia street. be
tween illinois and Meridian. has recently reftted
his establishment magnihcently. and he cordially
invites all citizens and strangers in the city to
visit il. n. Wright will shos them every cour-
tesy, and for an hour or twos recreation do
not know of a more agreeable place of public
resort in the city. 254t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-27
THK PHrsoxrRs or wan-There is an errone

THE PRIsoxrRs oF WAE-There Is an errone-
Gus impression abroad among the public with
gard TO the manner in which the officers and pri
yates Of the Confederate army quar;ered in
this city prisoners of war are treated. We are
assured that there is no distinction. rs regards
rations and all other necessaries, made between
the men-the rank and ile-and those who lel
them. Adutsnt General Noble. Lieutenant Col
onel King and Governor Morton show no favors
to either officers men beyond what the de
mands of civilized humanity require. General
Buckner. il is true. obtains his meals from one of
the principal huteis, but then he pays for them
himself The prisoners confined in the Govern
ment building. Pennsylvania street, occupy rooms
or cells built for felons. Under these crcum
stances it not I've inferred that they have any
thing unnecessarily Iuxuriously about them.
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grsun washtngsea.

WASHINGTON. February 26.-The following no
tice to the public has just been published
WAsHISGros. Feb 2.-Tbe undersigned, in
behalf Of the Commissioners appointed by the
President 10 represent the interests Of such Amer
lean citze:.s as might desire TO appear At the Ex
hibirion of the Industry Of all Nations 10 be held
in the city Of London during the present year.
submit the following statement:
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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-27

ARMY CoNTRACrs--The following contracts
were awarded yesterday for furnishing subsistence
to troops and prisoners of at this place
by Major C l.. Kilburn. .. 5. U. 5. A.
To Henry Schwen-Fresh beef, 5l1,c per To-,
and mess beef $40 per brl.
To Mills, Afford & Co.-Rice, 77ac per ID.
molasses. Soc per gal.
To Theodore MISUNDERSTANDING, 81 II per
100 lbs
To NJ Fitzgibbon Co-Rio coffee, 10 10 100
per h.; coffee. roasted. not ground, 25c.
To 4. & II. Schnull-Mess pork SIP 90 per
bril-; bacon sides, ~ ,e per ID. bacon shoulders,
So per ID; flour, extra. 81 % per bril-; black
Ell, SIC per To-; green tel, soc per h.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-27

INV YoRK. Febr % Commander String
ham il - be presented on Thursday evening with
an elegant sword by a committee Of the citizens
OF Brooklyn.
United States Treasury notes are 30 PER cent.
premium nj Richmond
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-27
The total returns so far as heard from foot u p

At the places yet to hear from. there were
packed last season 5s7 ,6l9. At many of them
there will be an increase. we understand. this
year. but at several points in Missouri there have
been none packed We presume. q ~ra
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-27

sT- DIR. Dayton, of South Bend. has been
elected Trustee of the State University, in the
place of DIR HUMPHREYS. of the same place. who
has taken position in the army. DIR. Dayton
will serve until March 1855
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-27

e Henry Nelson. the accomplished Sheriff
OF the Supreme Court. appeared on the streets
Yesterday ia entire new suit Of clothes. We
congratulate the public.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-27
List az Indiana w Oundcd mt Fort Dom
eison now IN Hospital ut Cincinnati.


William n. Young. company II.
Jesse Nelles, company II.
Oliver Lnellen, company II.
John W Cox. company II
Thomas Mitchell, company II.
A. C. Moody. company II
Daniel Neck. company III.
Samuel Waring, COMPANY G.
W ". Wright. company ID.
II II. EastOn. company t.
] J Clark, company q.
A T. COdngton. company Il.
John HeizteSaker. company Il.
Curtis Thornbers. company b.
John Tullhart. company X
Joseph Stewart. company ID.
William Butler, company ID.
samuel Hoffer. company A.
David Young. company A.
David Bitten. company h.
The above are all of the 36th Indiana.
John Modesto. company c, llth Indiana.
Seorge W Wright. company n. 23d lndiana.
Needhsm Rogers. company ID, llth Indiana.
Alex seiheld. company A, llth Indiana.
J"hh Miller. company | 18th Indiana.
sohh "anemaeker, company /, 18th Indiana.
Martin Ouser, company c. 25th Indiana
james y Robertson, company 25th Indiana
These soldiers are in the hospital recently fitted
up on the corner of Fourth and Hammond streets
where every attention is paid them. and they are
rendered as comfortable as possible
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-27

Coon DEEDs.-We we're informed Yesterday
by Mrs. Kitchen and Mrs. Harrington, two noble
hearted women. that the ladies of the Second
Ward have already made ninety three bed ticks
for the use Of the rebel prisoners. Deeds like
these may justly be regarded "a true charity BY
such acts these good Simaritans are heaping
Goals Of fire upon the heads of our adversaries.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-27

~ The sad Indiana. Col. Walter q Gresham.
now NUMBER ovef ! 900 men. 'Tbereldmen, is
now in this city. ordered here to guard prisoners.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-27

MCLEAN FEMALE iNsTITUrE.-The following
persons at present compose the faculty of this In
stitute and it presents an an array of names which
must commend the seminary to all who desire
the thorough education oftheir daughters Some
change will probably be made in the faculty, at
the close of the present scholastic year.
Rev. Charles Sturdevant, \. NJ, President
Charles n Todd, A. NJ Professor of Chem
istry. Greek and l. Itin.
Mons. Gerard Many, Professor of French Ian
guage.
Miss Sturm, Teacher of German language
Miss Sarah Startling. Teacher of Drawing and
OF Painting in Oil and Water Colors.
Miss E. J. Gildersleeve. Miss VI. Elmlna Jewel
Miss VI. Helen Whiting and Miss Mary Wardell
Teachers of General Literature in the English
Department.
Professor Charles Drummer and Miss Clara NJ
Sturdevant, Teachers of Vocal and Instrumental
music
James Anderson, Steward.
Mrs II. Anderson Housekeeper
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-27

DAYTON Feb. 26.-Daniel Bickel. Cashier Of
the Dayton Bank, died in this city this morning
after q short Illness s
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tons regards his capability habits Of industry and
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enuc fehi7- itf
XLyANTED-CTTY oRDERS-At the highest market
!" rates by wM Y WILEY.
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w kef rates. By WM y. WILEY.
No 1o1s r. Washington street.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-27

The extra clifton Of the Sentinel, containing
the proceedings of the 9Th of January Conve,r
ton, being exhausted. and TO meet the additional
ORDERS We are daily receising for them. we have
concluded to publish another clifton it largertype
Those Of our friends who desire to ord er them
will please do so promptly.
Prsce 81 per hundred. .-..-r
No better document can be circulated to disa-
buse the public nnd of the erroneous impres
-ions that interruptions papers and politicians
have attempted To create in regard TO the charac
terof the Convention and it, action upon the mo
mentuous issues now before the country.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-27
Tribute county. Hsa,or l. IN. b,pihsa

SO men for the Union army. out Of a voting
1854. the largest vote ever east
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PUBLIC NOTICE

rOuLrNSON a cox, Druggists, No.
~ East Washington Street,
Have been appointed agents for the sale Of
n IL ELS TU l. G. a,
THE WONDERFUL GRANULUs, for the cure Of Coughs,
Colds So.e Throat Bronchitis, Wheeling irritation Of the
Uvua and Tonss, and Diseases OF the Lungs Sold in
large boxes. . cts, 81 Cts and 81 each nisdAwly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-27

HOUSE-Mr. Voorhees, of Indiana, asked
leave to offer resolution rendering the thanks of
Congress to Major General Mcclellan.
Mr.. Lovejoy. of Illinois. objected.
The resolution commends the sentiments and
policy avowed in Gen. Haleck's General Order
of February 23d. already published. as eminently
wise and patriotic and in strict conformity to the
Constitution, and that the war should be conduct
ed in accordance with the same and that the
thanks of Congress rendered to General
Haleck for said order, and also for his military
achievements commander of the Department
of Missouri.
Mr. Van Wyck, addressing the Speaker, an.
nounced his desire TO be excused from serving
Chairman of the Committee on Government Con-
tracts
Some weeks since, Informed my colleague
that ] should resign my place entirely on the
Committee, so that another could be appointed
but they insisted that | should continue on the
Committee as one Of Its members. devotng such
time in its service as / could spare Recollect-
ing the sentiments of warm and generous friend
ship so often manifested on their part toward me /,
do not feel at liberty to disregard their wish.
The Committee has vet much to do. although the
unfinching integrity and untir.ng watchfulness
of Secretary Stanton relieves il OF many Of its
cares.
| would also ask to be excused from serving
Chairman of the Committee on Revolutionary
Pensions.
A long debate ensued in the Virginia contested
election case of Mr. Upton.
MrVan WICK offered the following resolution,
which was adopted:
Resoired. That the Committee on Government
contracts be directed TO inquire into the amount
of money received by the Federal officers: also,
to the ownership and rents Of the bonded ware
houses; also, the terms, considerations and profits
of the labor contracts, general orders, contracts
for storing hauling, delivering, &c, foreign goods
in the city of New York also. when the contracts
we're made. 10y whom and who now interested
in the same
The Chairman ruled that as TO the chairman
ship from which the gentleman asked To be ex-
cused from serving. that was question for the
committee to determine.
The House concurred in the Senate bill fixing
the number of Representatives at two hundred
and forty one, under the census of le60 and add
ed Representatives for Pennsylvania. Ohio. Ken
lucky. Illinois, Iowa, Minnesota, Virginia and
Rhode Island Adjourned.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-27
CANDIDA

sEREV f. WRITTEN WILL BE a
Candidate for Trustee Of Center Township. the APP
preaching April election, subject to the votes Of the
people. .febl-dte
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-27

sF-Gen. Lloyd Tilghman. rebel officer ar
rived in the city yesterday his way to Fort
Lafayette. Col Richard ID. Cults. L 5. A
with a Sergeants guard. had him in charge.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-27

sE-The Street Commissioner hid his forces
employed Yesterday throughout the city scraping
mud Good commerdabIel sublime, r
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"GreOf american Remedy"
DIR. HARvEY'S
CHn0N0- THERMAL Female PILLS

Which have yet failed when the directions have
been strictly folowedl in removing difficulties arising
from
OBSTRUCTION. OR sToPPAGE Or NATURE,
Or in restoring the system health when suffering
from Spinal Affections PrOlapsu Uteri, the Whites,
other weakness OF the Uterine Organs Also in all case'
Of Debility OF Nervous PrOsratcn; Mysteries Papita
tons &c which the fOrerunneTs OF more serious dis
Ey These pills are perfectly harmless ON the consti
tuition and NAV be taken BY delicate female with
causing distress the time they act like charm
by strengthening nvgoraiing and restoring the system
a healthy condition. and 10y bringing on the monthly
period with regularity, matter from what cause the
distractions may arise. They should however, not I've
taken during the first three or four months of pregnancy
though a other time. miscarriage would be
tie result.
Each box contains 60 Pills. Price 81, aud wnen de-
sired will be by mail paid by any advertised
Agent. receipt Of the money.
Sold by Druggists generally. J. BRYAN,
Rochester. New York General Agent
He1s- TOMLlNSON a COX, Agents for indianapolis.
julyl9-d&w 81