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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-07

SECTIONAL CONFERENCE.-The Is adm-
raoie aud valuable work prepared BY Prot. ". c.
Fowler, Ii. ID. Ii gives iron authentic sources
To show the causes of the present sectional war.
and which section OF the Union is responsible for
the operation OF these causes We know OF no
work more complete aud reliable in these respects.
Ii should be IN the hands OF every politician, of
every public man. who desires information upon
the sectional controversies which now divides the
country. from the formation OF the Government
TO the present time. II has required immense la
Dor aud research TO prepare this work, and its
value can be appreciated by writers and speakers,
who have occasion to discuss our present national
difficulties. The book i for sale by Bowen,
Stewart 4 Co.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-07
TO the People OF Indiana.

propose publishing a book entitled Indiana $
Roll of Honor and Patriotic Dead. with Bio
graphical Sketches containing All account OF
the organization OF each of Indiana's regiments
and OF the several skirmishes and battles in which
they have been engaged. shall give a complete
list of our brave soldiers who have died from sick
ness or fallen Oh the battle field, mentioning the
regiment TO which they belonged. the place and
circumstance OF their death, and any acts OF
courage aud yalor OF which they were the heroes.
Nv aim shall be 10 do Justice to the living. and
TO embalm in the hearts of Indiana's sons the
memory of the patriotic dead who have fallen in
defense OF our National Government
DAVID STEVENSON.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-07

OINCINSA1I. March o.
a concession of 25c was made on -four, and
supertne was offered at 50 - without meeting
much demand
Wheat declined 3CG5c. Corn dull ut 81 962c
Oats dull at 61c Bsrley active aud DC higher
prime spring 81 80; fall 81 65.
Whisky doc.
Nothing done in provisions. ana prices nomi
nal no demand. nor was there any effort made 10
sell.
Groceries dull and unchanged
Gold irregular at lI56I 30 Silver 1850 40
Demand Notes $50 Exchange tirmer: rates the
same.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-07
NOTICE.
Street Improvement Notice.

OrrIcE or CRY CLkRK.l
indianapolis, March 4th, 1858.
NOTICE Is hereby given Of the pendency the follow
~ ing Ordinances for street Improvements. to-wit:
An ordinance provide for the grading aud bowlderng
the alley running north and south between out lots sO
and 4l between Washington street and FIRST al ey south
Also ordinance provide for the grading AID
grsveling of North aud sidewalks between Cali
fornil and the west side Of Blackford streets
Also ordnahce provide for the grading and bowl
derng Of alley running east and west between Meridian
street and Pennsylvania street, in square e..
Attest: JOHN q. WATERS, City Clerk.
mch-
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-07
DIE D.,

GRAY-0n Friday evening, March 8, Mr.. Samuel Gray,
aged ~ years
The funeral Will take place this Saturday evening at
two O'Clock from his residence Of The city hospital
fneads Of the family are invited attend without fur
ther notice.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-07

sS- Every lady that wishes neat fitting
gaiter 6almoral slipper. of the latest style
will find them at Chase 4 Daviss New York
Boot and Shoe Store, in Glenns' Block They
are also receiving large quantities of Misses and
Children's fine goods of all sizes and styles
They will please all that wish anything in the
boot and sho line. in price, style and quality.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-07
HLsDQC AETiRs. SrATk OF lNDiASA.l
I...a..n.r..L.. Al - A. .El 4

IITFUlT VI II, NTAIE Ut INTTANAE
Indianapolis March D. 1868.
Pursuant to order of the War Department.
Lieutenant Colonel ! Y Bomiord 10th L $
lnian,r, will take charge of the mastering. dis
bursting and recruiting service OF the State of In
diana
Communications relating to those branches of
the service. will be direc.ed to him: aud those
upon military matters OF the Post and general
service Is heretofore TO the Commandant.
Henry Il CARRGNGroN,
Colonel 18th L : Infantry.
Comd'u al IudianaDOiiS
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-07
MILITARY.
SPECIAL FIELD ORDERS NO. 81
HEApouARrERs DEPARTMENT THE CvMBKRLASD.t
Mnrfreesboro, Feb. cath, 1868. ,
lrvr alr1


Xxx All officers aud soldiers belonging to the Army Of
the Cumberland ordered report Brigadier
era NJ : HAscALL. at indianapolis, Indiana Tho.e who
absent by authority will report him by letter,
stating the authority by which they absent their
ties address and length Of time they have already been
absent Those absent without proper authority will
mediaely report him in and obey his orders
be considered deserers and subject and trial
such.
This order Is intended apply all officers. of what
rank belonging h, army, absent from their
duties in the field
BY command Of Major General Rosecrans
m2 THOS. THRALL, Captain and a. A. e.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-07
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

Met at 3 o'clock A. M Mr.. Speaker Bus
kirk in the Chair
Senate amendments 10 House bill IL. making
valid sales of real estate by foreign executors was
concurred in
Mr. Holcomb offered a report from the COM
mitiee appointed BY the last. Legislature on the
atfairs Of the Wabash and Erie Canal.
Mr Pue,t offered resolution referring report
and accompany documents TO a select committee
of three. with leave To sit during the recess and
report at the next session. Agreed to.
A call of the House ordered. Yeas and nays
demanded-yeas "A. nays 10. Sixty one pres
ent
Adjourned I'LL TO morrow a NJ.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-07

THE THLArfe This : the ls-t night of the
engagement of the iavorite AMI talented young ac-
tresS. Miss A lice III eide She ha- contributed
TO the enjoyment of the lover, ut the drama dur
ine her bret stay here. aud doubtless the hun
dred- who have IGmhed her iue acting will be
anxious 10 see her once more 10 niaht before she
leave- for some scene OF triumph. The
PLAYS are y ilSha. the Slave Queen and the farce
of Honest John
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-07

Az IMPROVEMENT -Messrs Hunter, barrow &
Brendage have just been reftting their store and
adding large assortment of boots and Shoes of
the latest styles. 10 their stock on hand. During
the week they have put new front into their
storeroom. which makes total and favorable
change in it, appearance IL is now one OF the
most inviting business rooms in the citv and n
largely increasing trade will demonstrate the
ability at this new firm to sell good goods cheap
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-07

CoNINc.-The cream OF STYLES in the way of
hats aud caps are daily arriving at Baker &
Mclvers. One of this firm has been in New
York tor weeks selecting the best articles 70 be
fou nd in the market 25-l4
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-07

FuRs Losr "A lady passing along Indiana
avenue and Illinois street to the Farmers Hotel
on the evening of the 4th inst. lost her furs.
The finder will please leave them at O. b. Stout
n Bro :. and oblige the owner GO
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-07

- Yesterday afternoon the express from New
York brought another large invoice of spring
st,le silk hats for Davis, No. 10 PENNSYLVANIA
street. We advise our friends to call thore i'm
mediatelv aud make selections 60
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-07
DAILY SENTINEL.
SATURDAY MORNING. MARCH Z.


THE BEsr PIASos-Chickering 4 Sons and
Steinway 4 Sons ~ Willard Stowell's. No. 4
Bates House | Gun
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-07

Masonic NoTIcE will be special
meeting OF Center Lodge No -. this Saturday
evening, at o'clock for work
CHARLt, FISHER, Secretary
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-07

II No person should buy hat cap until
he h,s examined Spencer's splendid stock Mt
80 West Washington street. No better assert
ment can be found in the West. Al
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-07
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
Real Estate Agency,

SAMUEL DELZELL. FORMERLY OF THE REAL
- tate firm OF Delzel \ smith, and Barton ID Jones.
formerly OF the indianapolis Journal, have associated
themselves for the sale and purchase of real estate Per-
sons desiring either city country property bought
sold. will have their business promptly attended to If
trusted t. them. DEl.Zki.l JONES.
mch1 DIV
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-07

MAsoNlc NorIcE-There will be stated meet
Ing of indianapolis Chapter. No 5 this friday
evening, at o'clock
JouN VI BRANwELL Sec'y
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-07
AFTERNOON SESSION
The President called to order at u p. NJ.
RESOLUTIONS

Mr. Bradley. that James II. Vawter, the Prin-
cipal Secretary of the Senate. be instructed TO
make out complete LIST OF all the bills intro
duced into the Senate this session with tie action
thereon. and also specifying the action of the
Senate on bills received from the House.
Adopted
Mr. Finch. that the Auditor OF State i directed
to draw his warrant on the Treasury for 500 for
each member of the Prison Committee who have
visited the State Prisons, out OF the fund appro-
priated fof legislative expenses. Adopted
Mr.. Ray. that James Wyatt be allowed S'5 for
the expenses OF raising the dag on the dome of
the Csnitol a. ordered by a resolution of the
House concurred la by the Senate.
Mr. Cobb moved 10 strike out SO and insert
S25, which prevailed. and the resolution "a
amended was adopted.
Mr. Bradley, that the Secretary and Assistant
Secretary be allowed each S75 for indexing the
Journals of the Senate. Adopted.
FIskScE RrfoETs.
Mr.. johnson considered that The report ~a-
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-07

Is Pianos AMI meiodeons At manufacturers
prices al A. NJ Benhan, & Co.'S Bates House
corner 2i 2w
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-07

~ Old silver and gold wanted. for which the
highest price in cash will be paid.
MosEs. Spectacle Maker.
10 d6wtf No 80 Eist Washington street
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-07
WAN ( D.

TNTASTED-A good house OF four 10 serea rooms
w ia healthy part Of the cty--ten twenty
minute, walk from the PHuADELPIA Go AK AND MASrIa
HoUsE, tOld Postofce) house with large yard gar
den preferred.
Address Postoeice Box 6s5, or call CLOAK HoUsS.
mch. df
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-07

- McLene has fine assortment of revolv
ers ut low prices 2l-d2w
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BAR BE RS.
ATTETION, BARRIERS

4 Ii THE BARRIERS OF THIS CITY ARE RESPECT
n FULLY invited to attend a meeting the Bates
House Barber Shop. Monday, the 9th Of March.
o'clock the evening for the purpose of gulatg prices
and closing shops Sundays
mch7 -d2' SEVERAL BARBERS
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-07

Ne. lao West Wosnbogeo0 street,
uuAs pov An ssoye large stock Of Brsntes whislU.
RI Gin Wines &c. foreign and domestic. Which Sc
ers for sss q reduced prices unti the nrst Of NsrcA
assv ira, siue be vi the Business a M -
= "a Ne l<ysa ws>hingss1 sosees. ob4-9U6s
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-07

1000 Brls -
Brandy
500 PpesGin
600 Rum
1000 Pef
sges Wine.
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Mr. johnson considered that the report ~as
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-04-13

Coldwatsr river, Miss, March s
via Cairo March 1O.-The expedi
tien has advanced twenty miles Since
my last report.
The country is entirely destitute O.
population.
Nothing ofthe slightestim importance
has occurred with US yet. We re-
ce've nothing in the way Of news
either from the front or rear. We
hope to reach the I'aIIahatchie to-
morrow or next day, when we shall
begin to make better progress.
he rams Lioness and Fulton have
Joined us.
indications are that the enemy has
filled the river with timber, ,mo ostly sy-
ca'1ore, which sinking, obstructs the
bottom Of the channel a great rise
in the river, caused by cutting the
Mississippi levee, enables boats to
pass over these Instructions without
the slightest trouble,
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-04-13
News Items.

Pamela March 25.-'rhe Memphis
evening Bulletin o: the 2lst and the
Chicago Times Of the 10Th has been
received.
y Springfield 1lU dispatch states
that Lieut. Dustin killed Il soldier,
whom he attempted to arrest. The
military surrounded the court, threat
enng whatever its decision, to rescue
Dustin and have him tried by mill
tarv court. Intense excitement pre-
vailed, but the military We're over
awed and withdrawn Dustin was
held for murder in the first degree.
A dispatch from indianapolis says
the sale Of lead, powder and arms,
has been prohibited III Indiana.
Columbus Ohio. was fired in eight
places in single night.
A dispatch from Cincinnati states
that the Luit.d States marshal. with
two full companies provided with six
days ration and thirsy-siz cartridges
had started to Done county, Ind, to
arrest Il desert-r and his advisers.
Richmond March :25.-A Cincin-
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". o,.neG fire when they sheuadIeG,
,bcv az. co7ning ON. arain ,o-6,v
and ? considerable Grht is expected,
! Savannah, March 26-Two Cap
.aius and six orivates Of the 4s,h \.
y roo;n,ra.. rsr..nreI bv ON. ,nan in
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-04-13
Fedora! Reports from the River,


SrcciA! diapa.ch to the Chicago Timcs.
Mslnphis, March T, (via Cairo,
March 1o)-The steamer Florence
arrived from the !le.t below this NOR
ming, having left On Thursday at
two P. NJ.
The only event which had occurred
since previous departures from the
fleet was, that the enemy had COM
nenced throwing shells at interv ais
in the direction Of the canal. Some
ANNOYANCE had been caused 20 the
men at work up TO the time the boat
left. About twenty-five had been
thrown.
Another dredging boat was being
prepared for work.
The city is full Of rumorS Of al
engagement at Port Hudson, said to
have been reported by the Jackson
appeal but they are considered as
/ having no foundation,
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-04-13
EXCITEMENT AND HANGING.-We

EXCITEMENT AND HANGING.-We
learn that considerable excitement
s1ists in several of the Northeastern
counties of this State, and particu-
larly those Of Hunt and Hopkins.
growing out Of the appearance III
that section Of some men belonging
to the notori GUS Martin D. Hart. AZ
ter the execution Of Hart, a portion
Of his followers brought a lot Of sto-
len property to Texas. It seemed
that they found a few svmpathisers
who aided th,m in concealing it..
Suspicion having been excited, search
was made, and some Of it was found
on the premises Of 4 preacher in
Hunt county. Hart's men being
scented cut, took refuge in the Jer-
nigan thicket. Two or three Of them
were subsequently captured in Hunt
and hung. On Wednesday, the 18th
ult.. four others were hung in Hop
kns county. They were all traitors
to our cause, one of them having
been formerly a resident Of Titus
county. Our informant states that
they We're accused Of robbery, mur-
der, and treason: were regularly tried
before L jury of twelve men. selected
from various counties; and before be-
ing executed confessed their guilt.
Texas Republican.
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-04-13
Destruction Of the NatCbez.

We regret to learn, as we do by q
letter IRON Yazoo city, of the destruc-
ton of the magnificent packet steam
cr Natchcz, by fire which occurred
on the fazoo river on the afternoon
OF tho 18th inst. The boat left va
200 city on the 18th inst, bound up
having on board forty-thrce persons,
crew and passensers-including
three ladies--and trieghted with thir-
teen hundred bales oicot,on. Owing
TO the large size Of the boat, and the
sihallne-- Of the stream she was COM
PEELED to lay up at night. On the af-
.crnoon oi the 18Th, just attor landing
Il lady, the cry OF fire was heard, and
then occurred one Of ti.os" scene.
which can only be realized by one
who has witnessed similar accidents.
The flames gained sorapidly that the
passengers and crew had barely time
20 gain the boiler dock and leap OYER
board. Through the excrtions Of the
pilot, Capt. Seabury, the boat was
hacked as far into the swamp as she
would 60, the whole country being
overtiowed. As soon as il was found
that the boat could 20 no further ali
on board lenp-l overheard, and soon
the water WAS dotted with their forms
Captain Christv was the last 10 leave
the boat and is stated TO have acted
with the greatest coolIe.s and judg-
ment.
We arc advised OF two instance. Of
individual courage, worthy of men
ton. 4 member Of the 2d Texas
regiment. at,er reaching a piac. Of
safety, heard the screams OF Mrs. Ed
dv, who with her husband was but a
few feet from the burning wreck,
when he plunged in aud rescued her.
Another mem her OF the same regiment
who did not cease his efforts to ex-
ringuiSh til. flames, until his buck
skin Jacket was burned to Il crisp,
leapeu from the guards, aud although
he had the Us. Of but one arm in
: wimlning-thc other having been
disabled by Yankee bul!et--he
swan TO the Assistance of drowning
negro and Succeeded in rtecuing him.
The names Of these two galIan, zen
tIeman are given to It's as Me>SrS.
Fletcher and Lawson.
The Nalchez viii he remembered
by AL who are acquainted with her
on til. river when the war broke out
a. one Of tie largest and finest pack
cts on the Mississippi. She Was
bU uc0 10 the waters edge.
f. y.ry. iiur +r-r-rii.,t so uj;cl- y
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-04-13
The Weekly News

Is published for the benefit of per.
sons whose mail facilities will not
admit Of their subscribing to the
Semi Weekly Ncacs. The present
small size has been adopted to place
it within the reach OF every person
Terms-For the present size So
per annun, So for six months, IN
alruncc
1t contains all the reading which.
is published i'll the Semi Weekly
JOHN DICKINSON,
Editor and Proprietor.
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-04-13
Telegral>hic News

LATEST From TENNESsEE-Chattanoog
April 2. the gunl,oats on the tennessee have
been driven back by Confederate sharp
shooters two iron clads cndenvorcC 10
land al Iuscumbia. ami were attacked by
or cavalry outposts, heavy canronsding
rnsucd but was Intellectual,
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-04-13

THE SEMI-WEEKLY NEWS
Is published twice q week,

TUESDAY AND FRIDAY,
Tcr,ns-ss.o0 per year; $500 for six
months; $500 for three months.
1t is the onl y paper this side OF
the Mississippi river, outside Of
New Orleans, in Louisiana, that i,
published more than once Il week
1t contains the latest War News and
items Of interest transpiring in the
Southern Cou!tdcracv.
In RENTING send none but CoH-
Eticrufe, Ioutsi0n0 .>iutr, o., .Shrcrc-
part Bats, or Teas Treasury Hurt
rants. Individual or Mutilatrd Bills
not received. .G<i
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-04-13
NO. 10

Paymasters have commenced dis
tr1buting groenbacks among the
troops. They will pay them up to
the lst Of November, only
Sickness has decreased considera-
bly, within the past two weeks.
The new iron-clad Lafayette has
been sent up the Yazoo river.
Col. Ellet has asked permission to
go below with two rams and recap
ture the Queen Of the West, bat the
admiral will not consent.
! The robels are getting up formi-
dab!e naval force,
1t is reported in Jackson, Miss,
that the Jndianola had been partly
sunk but workmen had succeeded
in raising her.
The Vicksburg Whig, Of Feb.
24th, says: The Indianola passed
Natcbez yesterday morning, coming
up. Heavy hammering aboard was
heard, and it is supposed the ma
cninery was being repaired"
The Jackson Appeal, of the Goth.
states that seven deserters from the
Yazoo pass expedition had arrived
in Panola.
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-04-13

The Nashville Dispatch Of the 14th
states that Eosecrauz has. issued an
order to the effect that every rebel
hereafter found in Federal uniform
shall be treated as spy.
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-04-13
A late dispatch to the North says

A late dispatch to the North says:
1.-The flag OF truce recently sent frcm
Nicksburg was in relation to the re-
ported thrca, by Admiral Porter to
hang certain gu-rilias caught al
Greenville; also to protest against
the inuadatioll of the country by cut
ting leve-S. 1t is understood that
the rebel general threatened to retail
late upon our the Federal officers ii
the Admiral carried out his threat
against gue.iIIas." If SO, General
Pemberton will be sustained by pub.
lie sentiment in the South. II any
thing disa97.eeable shs''ld happen to
the Federal officers in this section of
Dixie, they can attach the blame "
their superiors.
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-04-13

The Charleston correspondent Of
the Savannah Republican speculates
on the purposes Of Gen. Hunter in
respect TO Charleston and Savannah,
and concludes as follows:
But these are mere speculatlons.
founded upon imperfect Information,
! which few days may su}6ce to dis
sipate. 1t may be, too, that no at
tack will be made upon Charleston
or Savannah, and that Wilmington
or Mobile is the destination Of the
Federal feet.
The possession Of either one of
these cities would be greater ad-
vantage to the enemy, and a heavier
blow to US, than the capture of both
Savannah and Charleston. Indeed,
the capture Of these latter cities
would be positive disadvantage to
the enemy, except in that it would
enable them more efiectually to close
their ports.
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-04-13

The communication headed The
i..s, Remedy" was written at the
.irrs Of the fall Of Fort Douelson.
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-04-13
FROM TUESDAYS PAPER.

We aro pleased TO notice that the
people # Texas are making argnn &c
m"nis to establish Il paper mill IN that
State, !; will prove very lucrative
~ the parties coMcernrI.
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-04-13

The ladies will present II flag to
company Z, Capt. Al. Hitchcock, on
next Monday.
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-04-13

We notice that al! persons who .isi,
Sew Orleans. from III" ar- Of sizcrn
and upwards are required "a take .hc
oath "t Allegiance to Federal govern
.t,,FIi
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-04-13

The river II cAis place Is stu
falling.
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-04-13

he editor @! the Galveston News
"a ia receipt Of a letter from hrnwns
vile. "unpu:'rim8 ih~ .ap'"c" OF.
Judge ptYis, Nou;g go;n"r: nuL others
Tine. are IN custody for ;r.,l.