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DELINQUENT TAX LIST.
ON THE ASSESSMENT FOR 1s61


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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-27
Night Dispatches.
From Winchester.

WASHINGTON, March 25.-The details of last
Sundays fight have been received.
There have been performed more deeds Of per-
sonal daring than in any battle in history.
Captain Scriber, Aid and Inspector General of
General Shieds's DIVISION while riding to the
crest of hill to the left of stone ledge with
two Orlerlies. was confronted by FIVE rebel cav
airy, who emptied their revolvers, killing the two
0rderes
Captain Scriber charged them, running one Of
them through 70 the hilt OF his sword and recev-
ed ball through his cap, but was unframed
Captain Perkins, chiei Of General Banks's staff
vas mainly instrumental in planning the attack,
and performed deeds of skill and valor.
The twelve regiments engaged were all Vir-
giniaus. which were the LIST. ID 9TH. 18th, Odd.
42d and 32d and one provisional and one Irish
gun batteries aud one six gun battery, also four
gun battery, making tmenty-six guns, among
which were some captured at Bull Run.
Four color bearers of the 9Th Ohio regiment
were severally killed. when Captain Whitcom
seized the colors and was shot through the head
Youthful rebel soldier received two wounds
in his breast, and when he was approached by
one OF our officers inquired If the officer knew
General Banks. He received an affirmative re
PITY. He then said, tell him want 10 take the
oath of allegiance, for have three brothers in
the Federal service. want them to know that
| died true TO the Union.
The arm of General Shields is badly shattered,
and owing TO an imperfect setting IL must be re-
set to morrow.
Tonight all is quiet in the neighborhood of
Strasburg.
Ii is reported that two sons of the late John
A. Washington were in Mondays fight. and that
both we're wounded and one of them taken pris
oner.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad bad taken
charge of the Winchester and Potomac road
Persons can purchase tickets of the Baltimore
company.
WINCHESTER, March give have buried all
the rebel dead which have been brought to town.
Eighty five were buried on the battle field and
one hundred and twenty three on the road side
between here and Strasburg
passenger from Strasburg states General
Johnston was to have joined jackson at Stras-
burg, but he subsequently sent home word that
he could not until Monday night. These com.
bined forces would have numbered % GOO or 80 =
600. They intended to keep Banks from going
To another point, but jackson being impressed
with the belief that our troops had nearly all left
advanced.
Our pckets are six miles beyond Strasburg.
Jackson is not IN sight
The fences, trees and ground along the road
show the terrible effect of our artillery on the
retreating enemy
Gen Shieldss arm has been reset. Heis CON-
Portable, and will probably be able to resume ac-
tive duties in two weeks
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-27
Foreign NeWs.

NEW YORK, March 26.-The China's news is
two DAYS later
The Bohemia. from Portland. arrived out on
the 10th
The proposed amendments OF the Liberals in
the French Legislature 20 the paragraphs in the
address relative IN America had been Withdrawn.
In Parliament Miner Gibson in reply 20 Greg
ory stated no information had been received by
the Government as 10 practical increase Of duties
on transports into the United States. consequent
upon such duties being payable in specie.
The Morning Herald thinks IL pity the fed
erals do not make of the first auspecious oc-
casion presented by recent successes for conclnd-
ing peace. The Feierals have il now in their
power 10 retire from desperate strife with some
thing like honor.
The Daily Neics argues that By simply refu-
sing any sort of participation in the slavery cues
ton the Federal Government will practically
doom slavery 10 extinction.
1.-The Times sPeculates on difficulties of settle
ment. and points out the public debt. tariff, taxa
ton, slave law &c. a. rockets ahead.
France is reported to have urgently called up
on Spain TO az once put an end 10 misunderstood
ing between Spanish and French commanders at
Vera Cruz.
IL is asserted that Instruction is gaining
ground.
The Government has called out 80 900 men 10
complete the army.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-27

a SPLENDID TINE PIECE in the magnificent
window Of the unparalleled aud unapproachable
establishment of ". II. Talbot Co, jewelers..
East Washington street, is magnificent clock
Ii keeps better time than the sun. Ladies and
gentlemen pause before il and set their chrome
meters by it. IL is positively so correct time
peice that ii indicates not only when the war
commenced, but when it will be finished. This
i certainly interesting to patriots. Mr. II. l..
Nelson - the most accomplished individual in
the employment of W. II. Talbot & TO. He is
a scientific gentleman who understands the work
ngs OF a watch. Call upon him if you desire
any thing in his line and for elegant jewelry
visit " II Talbot 4 Cos
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-27

FORTRESS MONROE. March 25-Tbe steamer
Cambridge arrived here this morning from the
blockade off Beaufort. stating that she left Sun
day evening last.
The rebel steamer Nashville escaped from the
harbor Of Beaufort Tuesday night, the 18th
inst. having run the block lde.
The only United States vessels at the place
were the steamer Cambridge and the bark Gems
book, sailing vessel.
The blockadng vessels had news Of the cap
ture of Newbern, and were on the lookout for
the Nashville, but they were not numerous
enough TO prevent her escape
The Gemsbock just saw the Nashville and i'm
mediately telegraphed TO the Cambridge that she
was coming out
The Cambridge followed the Nashville and
fired a number of shots at her with the hope of
getting her into a fight. but the superior speed of
the Nashville soon put her at safe distance
Two OF the shots from the Cambridge were sup
posed 10 have struck the Nashville.
The bark Glenn. which has been blockadei in
the hsrbor of Beaufort for some time. was Sc, on
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-27
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New York Market.

NEw YORK, March Is
Flour continues heavy and prices again de
clined DC per bril- only limited export inquiry and
very moderate home trade demand; sales atS5 %
as - for superiHe State; 50 30d5 40 for
extra State: s. 20@5 % for superfne Western
s. 30d5 60 for common to medium extra West
ern; S. 65@5 Is for shipping brands extra
round hoop Ohio. and So S5@6 75 for trade
brands. market closing heavy.
Whisky market lower; sales at II 1s02211c
Wheat market dull and dropping; scarcely
enough doing to make quotations; sales of State
spring at 81 Is winter red Western 81 35 and
amber Jersey 81 3s@l 3s1a.
Corn without change; sales at 5714c@56c for
mixed Western in store and Sc delivered; 56@
5S1tc for Southern yellow.
Coffee continues quiet; Java 26c. Jamaica 2lc
Raw sugar in good demand without material
change in price; Cuba 6s4@714c; Porto Rico
7@sc
Pork continues dull and heavy; sales at SD "a
ala % for mess, sl2 50@l3 80 for Western
and city prime mess, and Sl0@ll 80 for prime
Beef steady.
Lard Continues in good demand at firm prices
sales at 7l9@e1ac.
Butter is selling at 99l21l4c for Ohio and lea
Ole for State
Cheese very firm at 6@ac.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-27

Of c0eporat ted institutions. or. IN other words ri
yate banks. The question Of the legality OF the
banks making the Government notes (which Con
gres=. 10 all inteuts and purposes. has made the
same as eoin) the basis OF their own circulation,
once decided in the Affirmative. and the imitation
begins. Up TO the passage Of this bill the banks
legally were under obligations to redeem in coin;
but the recent action Of Congress has. unques-
tOnably. released them from this Obligation
and has made precedent for the banks Of which
tbey will not be slow 10 avail themselves The
addition OF $3.50 900 600 OF Government issues
TO the increasing millions OF unbelievable Bank
paper now ahoat. presents spectacle none the
less terrible because il Is marvellous. aud one over
which financial yultures chuckie and nudge in
gleeful exultation. Past experience has taught
Us dearly the results of an over expansion OF pa
per currency The fearful advance in the prices
we are compelled to pay for our staples. our pro
visions. and in short tor all the essential co mmo
dities OF life, and the doubling and trebing OF the
prices of real estate with the fatal effects Of in
curing responsibilities through speculative strife
beyond our immediate abilities to meet are not
agreeable themes upon which to rumnate IL is
unpleasant to contemplate ruin; but the country
had TO be saved from the odor which hangs round
bankruptcy. and there seemed. apparently, no
more feasible way Of securing the end than by
adopting such measures as are embodied in the
above bill. Time will soon enough develop the
fruits Of the action and all that i now left Us to
do. is 20 trim bark as 10 enable Us success
fully to override the breakers upon which We are
rushing"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-27
SPEECHES OF
Hendricks and Voorhees,.

The speech of Hon. Thomas A. Hendricks before the
Democratic Convention the Eighth Of January 1862
and the speech Of Hon. Daniel W Voorhees, in the House
Of Representatives February 20 on the duty Of the Fed
era Government in its relations to the civil and the
objects Tor which IL should be prosecuted for sale
THIS Office, published IN pamphlet 81 sixteen pages in
Guiding both speeches. Each Is among the able
delivered the present crisis, and should be placed
the hands Of every vgter IN the State.
The first issue having been entirely exhausted
now reprDting large edition supply the increasing
demand.
Those living on express routes provide pre-
paying the postage, which Is one cent per copy.
Price 81 per hundred. All oiaers promptly filled.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-27
DR.. DODS' CELEBRATED WINE BI1TERS
Are Unsurpassed!

For Sore Throat, SO common among the Clergy, the
truly valuable.
For the aged and nfrm and for persons Of weak
stitution-for Ministers of the Gospel Lawyers and all
public speakersfor Book Keepers, Taors Seamstress
es Students Artists and all persons leading sedentary
life, they will prove truly beneficial.
As Beverage, they are wholesome, innocent, and de-
cious the They produce all the eff
fecs of Brandy Wine without intoxicating; and az
valuable remedy for persons addicted the of
strong drink and who wish to refrain from
They pure and entirely free from the posons contain
ed in the adulteraed Wines and Liquors with which
countr, is flooded.
These Bitters not only CURE, but PREVENT Disease
and should by all who live in country where the
water is bad, where Chlls and Fevers prevalent
Being entirely innocent and harmless they may be given
freely to Children and Infants with impunity
Physicians, Clergymen, and temperance advocates as
of humanity, should assist in spreading these truly
valuable BITTERS the land and thereby essentially
aid i'm banishing Drunkenness and Disease.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-27

TAXATION IN NEw ALBAyY.-The Ledger of
that city says: The objection is urgei 10y many
persons that the taxes are higher in New Albaay
than in any other city in the State, and it is held
that these high rates of taxation are a great
damage to the citys prosperity This objection
Is not valid one. While it is true that the rate
OF taxation on the one hundred dollars is higher
than in any other city of the State, it is at the
tim true that real estate is assessed at lower
rates than the assessments in any other city in
the State. The rate of taxation in indianapolis,
FOR instance is, We believe. eighty four cents on
he.hundred dollars; yet by the high assess ments
of real estate in that city her citizens pay much
heavier tax than is paid by the citizens of New
Albany. who are taxed at the rate of 81 30 on
the hundred dollars There is not city in the
State where the taxes hear less heavily upon the
people than i'm New Albany.