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20 For sale at bargain and on EASY terms,
two houses and lots on East New York street,
Nos. l6n aud l62; will rent Tor $500 per wear
and can he bought To make nice invest
ment 60 and see the property. and then call
for particulars on l.. II HaInlin, Real Estate
AGENT
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Fl,DAr. March 6. 1854

FAlDAY. Msrch g. 1863
SfxATE The bin Co eugofce the 18Th article
of the Constitution called the '-be. ~ exrnsio..
BILL finally pissed The Senate. after all the psr-
iianru'irs taciics Of the Republican, defeat IL
bad been exhausted House bills authpr zing
c.noty officers Ia call speci,l sessions Of County
u ''rds ga e"~e Of The aeath of an Auditor. aud
one authorizing Anuitors TO issue Zee bills for
costs IN Commissioner Courts we're passed
The report of the majority of the Committee on
fe'isral Relations ~ answer 90 the memorials
rum the arms was presented by Mr Cobb char
man ot the committee. and the minority report
by Mr. March Both reports we're read and
e'icited long debate. The reports of the ma
Jorlty and minority OF the Committee on Fin.Dce
N relation 70 the expenditures OF the military and
contingent funds, we're taken up by the arrival
OF the special order ixei tor their consideration
ana thoroughly criticised AMI canvas~ed. and the
minority report was tabled and the majority re-
port adopted
AT lie evening session a resolution nv Mr.
Brown. of Wells, Wa passed., raising Commit
tie OF three To 80 for forty DAYS fer the sdiourn
meht with power to investigate frauds in the
Quartermasier's Department anu to examine the
Arsenal and other accounts
HousE The House merely met and adjourn
ell. no quorum being present
SATURDAY March !. 1863
-0hNAiE-- ne -taIitlfn- c ifnmi tees Of lie
ate al reported Dack The unfinished business be
fore them. and business generally WIS put in or.
der Tor tie adjournment OF the Legislature by the
constitutional limit The contested election case
Tor the counties OF Elkhart and Lagrange was
sSttIed BY decisive vote in favor OF the -itting
member. Mr.. Murray House bills were passed
Is follows: Ia re.nton to salaries oI officers of
State, oFtiddlng advance PAYMENT: tor the relief
OF borrowers of the Sinking Fund, extending the
time oi pay ment OF loan- the petroleum oil bill,
aud bill authorizing Recorders TO em,nd fees
IN advance. The majority aud minority reports
from the COMMITTEES on FEDERAL Relations were
again discussed at great length The majority
report was adopted. and ZOO copies of each re-
port were ordered 10 he printed Thanks were
voted to the officers Of the Senate unanimously.
Ii vas stated that the boilers from the House
would be IN their seats at : O'Clock in the even
ing the Senate took Il recess rll that hour. TO
be ready for any business that the House mig ht
by any possibility send 10 them But the M adj
si0h branch. a. the absentees are termed. did
not make their appearance in a legislative ctp,c
Ity. and the Senate at night was not called To
order
horsE Mr. Niblack from the Committee of
Wa,s and Means, introduced the general and
s ecihc appropriation hills These were read a
hr-t time, and it was moved that the ru! he Sus
pended IN order to a second reading No uuo. |
rum answered. anI the House adjourned until !
Monday at . a. NJ
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~ bill for $95 presented To the Lee
isls'ture ior raising dug over the dome of the
Capito! oa the 22i of February. and the allow.
ance vas cut down to 81 before il passed We
are informed that the amount allowed will not
pay the actual outlay Of the person who under
took e Joh, TO say nothing of the risk of climb
lng To the giddy hight 70 adjust and arrange the
halyards We do hope it il is not too late. that
the Senate siil reconsider the vote and make a
reasonable Allowance
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-09

DEMOCRATIC MEETING There will be Dem
ocratic meeting at Vertland on Thursday even
ing. II. II Dodd. Egg. of this city. will he pres
ent and address the meeting. Me Dpdd is u fine
speaker. aud We trust there will be a large tui n
out TO hear him.
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20 We understand that private dispatch
has been received irom Nashville that our loss
IN three regiments at Spring Hill. 100 killed
ana 'oo wounded, and that n0 officer above the
rank OF Sergeant was killed
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-09

For MAYOR 1t will be seen that Roderick
Beebe. Esq. is announced elsewhere IN the Sen
tlnes OF this morning a candidate Tor the
Democratic nomination for the next Mayor OF
indianapolis.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-09

~ No member of the Legislature should 90
home without one OF Spencer's elegant hats
They are just the article OF dress to please the
ladies at home
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INDIsNAroLIs. March 6. 1853
The undersigned hereby assumes the superin-
tehdence of the volunteering. recruiting muster
ing. and di~bursng tor the State of Indiana. nv
virtue of Special Orders No. $50. dated War De
part ment. Adjutsnt Generals Office. Washington
December L \, 1862.
j. V BUMFORD.
Lieutenant Colonel 10th U. s. Infantry
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For RESr Three in the third story OF
De'zelis building. over the real estate office of
Delzell Jones. 81 Erst Washington street
Possession given ON the Sch inst 90
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The BEsr PAsos-Chickering 4 Sons and
Stesnway Sons. at Willard x Stowell's No 4
Bates Hsuse | 6m
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To Local ADVERTISERS Rates Of advertising
in the local column wiIl hereafter be ~ follows:
ror ten lines or less. 81 90 Over ten lines. ten
cents line No notice will be inserted until paid
for
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GRE.fTS fSrf I.s'.
EAGLE CREEK MILLS FORSALE.

0nIIIAItD on Eage Cr'cs. eilht miles northwest
~ o. indianapolis. one mile from Nechanic~burx on
tie Charlottesville plank road Grit null j. 36 bV .0feet
tour stories nigh three ~ French burr>-fwo for
wheat and one for cornal i gooi repair NV Wilder
ia ent ron water wheels. will au pack from go to
81 barrels per day Has also power attached with
two good engines.
Also Saw Mill in good order. which will cut ZOO feet
Of iumie day raese mills have IS acres Of Land ana
two good dw+ ling houses.
Wheat sulici-n 90 lee the mill running night and
day can be ru chased on the premises the region being
among the finest Wheaf regions in the State The mill
b., always N ,de money for the Price slUuo0
Time wal be given part Of he purchase none, If re-
qurrd, and city or otaer propery taken part payment
MckERNAN q Pif RCF.
febl6-d&wow Real Estate Agts.. IndianapoliS
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- The best article OF black tea in the city
can be had at Seaour's drug store, No Bates
House
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sB-Oid silver and gold wanted. for which the
highest price in cash will be paid.
Mosss. Spectacle Maker.
iU-d&wtf No. 50 East Washington street
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, 1863-12-08
THE WAR IN VIRGINIA.

NEE YoR6, Dee. Tho New York
15i1nne's Washington special says:
"C1lcc1s and men from the Army Of the
Potomac concur IN the opinion that an attack
could and should hare been made upon the
rebels ut Milo Run. If one had been made at
upon our side as afterwards; but success was
certain ut any time. It Is .rumorcd that
charges will bepreterrcd against one, at least,
Of the corps commanders.
The New York 117bune's special also says ::
Your army correspondent furnishes the
following information:
Saturday afternoon the rebels made feint
Of crossing at seye1nl fords Of tho Rapidan.
Our forces kept On the alert, and everything
was in readiness to retreat II IN assault had
been made by superior forces. During tho
night the enemy crossed over two or three
regiments ct each ford, and took possession
Of tho north bank Of tho Rapidan and our
signal station, SO they can now overlook all
our movements while Te remain posted rs
at present.
Eight Of Moseby's gucrillas were captured
By our cavalry scouts, within three miles Of
Vienna.
Gen. Mengher, who was with the army as
visitor to bis old brigade, Was captured, in
citizens clothes, near Mine Run, during the
recent engagement, and is now in the hands
of the enemy.
The Mtra1el's special from the headquarters
Of the Army Of the Potomac, December 9Th,
says: All is quiet with the army, md pros.
Trains are running regularly 70 and from
Alexandria, and the army is getting well sup
piled with provisions and commissary stores.
It is ascertnined that Lee occupies his old
position south Of the Rapidan, anu is prepar-
ing for winter quarters,
The Times Washington special SAYS:
Rumors from tic front Tonight saF Lees
whole army is on this side Of the RQp{tlan. It
, 1863-12-08
PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS.


WAsaEoToS, Dec. 7.
The Vice President called the Senate to Or
der at noon to-day.
The credentials Of Messrs. Wiley and Van
Wrinkle, Senators elected from West Va,
were presented by Mr. Collamer.
The credentials Of Mr.. Conness of Cal,
were presented by Mr.. Nesmith, and the cre-
dcntials Of Mr. Henderson Of No., by Mr.
Foote.
Messrs. Conness and Henderson, were quail
tiled and took the oath Of loyalty preseried
BIZ last Congress.
take seats. He held there was consti-
tutionally and legally no such State
as West Virginia. There could there
fore be no Senators from such
State. His object was simply to put On
record his objections. He believed the old
State to be intact-that this whole thing is q
fragrant violation Of the Constitution.
. After the debate, Mr. Davis, as O test
question, moved TINT the oath Of Office be ad-
ministered to the gentlemen from Western
Virginia, which was carried by yeas S8;
nays s.
The nays being Buckal, Davis, Hendricks,
Mr. SHERMAN submitted resolution that
the Committee on the judiciary Inquiries,
report whether the Hon. Robert Wilson Ii
still Senntor from Missouri.
T. ,Mr. 3. GEatz Brown having recently been
elected Senator BY the Legislature Of Mis-
sourt, bnt not appearing here yet, Mr. VII
tie last session Is iii vacancy, @ vas % stll IL IL
his seat to-day. The resolution was not 70
ted on.
On motion Of Mr. FoorR, of Vermont, a
resolution was adopted appointing commit
tee OF three to wait, In connection with a
committee on tle part Of the HOUSE, upon
, 1863-12-08

FORTRESS MONROE, Dec 6. The Richmond
Ezon'iner, Of the 4th. has q dispatch from
Bragg, dated Cation, Georgia, Dec. ID, to
Gen. Cooper, saying: The enemy has fallen
7ach across the Chickamauga, destroying
every thing en- route, including the railroad
the attack on our rcor guard.
The Enquirer, Of the 5th, has the following
dispatch:
CHARLESTON, Dec. "A slow fire was Kept
up to-day in Sumter and Sullivan and James
Islands. The enemy has not resumed firing
On the et but is mounting 3pa m91e mo- guns IN
unmarked new buttery.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 6,-TAe following dis
patches are contained in late Southern
ATLANTA, Ga, Nov. pa train nrrived at
Dalton this evening, bringing wounded
troops. Our forces nre still falling back
slowly, followed by the enemy. There was
firing Ill day yesterday.
CAAn1EsToN, Noy. 30.-Ihc Yankees to-
day fired twenty-five mortar shells at Sumter.
One nun Killed.
, 1863-12-08

NKw YORK, Dec. 7.-New Orleans letters
etate that the force interfering with the naya-
CATION Of tho Mississippi river below the
mouth Of Red river, is estimated at 1000, un-
der Gen. Dick Taylor, and sort OF flying
corps, appearing from time to time at differ
ent points on the river, prcying On it's COM
mcTce.
The merchants Of New Orleans and the
tradc generally, are se11ous1y alarmed at the
audacity, frequency and success OF these ~
tacls, and have applied to the military M.
thorities to have all the river boats armed
and manned by few urtillerists.
Nafor Gen. Washburne, with his command.
is moving In the direction of Mataeorda, With
every prospect Of capturing that place. Our
forcea Will then have a footing on the main
land, with fine harbor to anchor our vessels
. In, and good base Of operations.
, 1863-12-08
FROM MEXICO.

NEW YoRK, Dec. 7.-Mcxican news ria Ha-
vana, ia to the 21st The French occupied
Quercorero without resistance.
Urago has been appointed, BY Juarcx, Com
refuses to be controlled by the Juarez Gov
c1umcnt. Doblado also refuses to obey the
Juarez Government.
Tic French were marching on San Luis
Potosi, where fln1l concentration VAS to
take place.
a gradual brenking up Of the Mexican plans
Of reAiefauce.
, 1863-12-08

pretty well up by this time, and informa-
ton Of Longstrcet's retreat is hourly e1-
pected.
The Commercials Chattanooga dispatch Of
the 9Th says:
On Friday last rebel cavalry force at-
tackled our forage wagons near Harrison
Mills, from Chattanooga, capturing twelve OF
fifteen.
mans expedition had Longstreet penned in,
with poor chance Of escape.
Boats now run to Kfnston-
General r. D. Whipple succeeds Major
General Reynolds as Grants Chief Of Staff
Reynolds takes command Of the troops at
New Orleans.
, 1863-12-08
Markets by Telegraph.
Cincinnati Market,


cIycsEAT1. Dec. Z. 1858.
WH1sKF-The markets opened weak, and SATURDAYS
prices were but feeby sustained hut closed rather
f1mer under the news from New York. The sales
Wera 500 brs 1t as6s5Hc. the latter ratio for wagon.
HoGs-The market Was lEuaer, md prices 11c to 15o
higher for lots averaging 200 ms and upward, but the
demand wAs rot active, though the receipts we're
light, averages rom 1so to ITS ns At $3.50 S675 1
to 100 <6s5@70o and2to MS and upwards $715 to $780,
The sales 80 averaging $50 at sas 65 aver.
aging tses ut $780, 100 averaging 10 ns 1t $780, 400
averaging 200 M at 81 20 26o averaging 25 At s7s
PRoY1E1oys-There Is continued Inquiry for Mess
Pork, both old and new but the uniform n1mnoss OF
holders at raIca above tho views of buyers limits
the transactions thercat asked are, SIS and
e1so for each seasons packing, but buyers do not
offer within &c Of these rates; country packed Is
held at SIC below these rates. The sales we7e: 800
brlB new city mess at 800 do. old city on pr1-
yatc terms. Lard 1r. sa1es OF 20 tres new gu atty
1Hc and 100 do primo city at 12xc- Green Meats
firm At 8K@sc for hams, with sales Of SO pcs shoul-
de1s held at 5Hc+ and sides at TIC e1tra large
sides made from 80 y hogs, sold at Sc. Nothing
trxnspired In bulk pqAt4,
, 1863-12-08
FR0M CHARLESTON,

PHILADELPHIA, Dec 7.-The brig Joe
Wc1k, 1r:, from Port Royal Dec. 1st, and
Cha1lcston Bar Sd, arrived t1is morning.
Her captain reports when he passed Of
Charleston there was no firing, but 4 dense
smoke was visible over the city and he sup
posed It to be burning,
, 1863-12-08
The WAR I'M TENNESSEE,


been received at the headquarters of the
army:
TAzEwELl, Tenn, Dec. ITO Maj. Gen.
Ha11eck: is in full retreat uI
the valley.
Tour orders about following with caralry
shall be carried out
Ny division Of cavalry attacked the enc
my's cavalry in one Of the passes Of Cllnch
Mountains, yesterday afternoon, and are
pursuing them vigorously.
A courier from Knoxville arrived hero
last night Tho coast is clear. Sherman
arrived here yesterday
{signed) J. G. Foster, Maj. Gen.
CuA11AsooGA, Dec. 7.-she1man's carnlzy
arrived at Knoxville Oh the evening Of the
Sd Longstreet raised the siege on the
night Of the 4th, rctrcating towards Bristol,
via Mouistown, on. the railroad to Rich
mond, and south from Bristol
Longstreet retrcated on the north and
south bank of the Holston river. Fosters
cavalry is following him on the south and
Sherman On the north
Gen. Grant has capturcd since thc war
,ro,,c mt 40 conno1 and an nv, nr;.ona-a
"A0~~ w. '1'~'1 ''-'- "''o9' r P417oAteA0 O.
lf1om our 0"n corsespondenfJ
"o1otD' ~ occ = !ssa,
W. ue1e nae ". p.eu W. 1nann ct1anse III 'ne
o...@:saa4.-" 3 sa.4n n1se ~ tae aate VI u5 nsI
,.;1ra,a ao,.1,+n co~,,,a =. S1a. n:.o 49,
nro ' osrnorea - ro,,s ~ t,,.an .u an ,,ast LES an
1,r3drce b,,rnt 90 of1ac4na1,T +ha+ ~ ,ons.
VIM ". cooro,o sta+a pa,;.,sa | .s,,st -. 1.7 ~
ora;1,h1o,for nnrnoses - +ansna-4a+,an s w
nesertcra cnme n ro.1cr1ar ~rto ...,>o,+
that 10 onsnnr tnrc hns~ -sintn-soa 49, r..
column Of q oo0 men fron, Joe Johnston ana
t.,at n.snr b"s ,anrna ,1an,. ~ 1,;s snr,a -
Trnne1 I'M whera hc nronoses to tl1h+ "a Ms
# onnortnntv be- Offered Tunnel I'M I'm "a "a
sercn miles below IA. in the direction of
Dalton. Two miles south Of Riugo1d is a
range Of hills which the advance euard of tho
raha1 arnv occnnr T.u,o racenoo,se,,,o.u
hive ALREADY been made in that direction. md
.-..,.
, 1863-12-08

CmorssA71, Dec. ISL, 900 contribution
to the Sanitary Fair was received from firm
in New York on Saturday.
The last rail Of the Indianapolis and Gin
cinnau company's independent track, be-
tween Cincinnati and LaWrenceburg, vas laid
On Saturday. -.
, 1863-12-08
Nfm ADVERTISEMENTS.
j. S. 5-20'S.

The s~rrrt.rv Of tbr Tren xuvv HI, mi rek
1vsn notice of .nT intention t. wJ1hdrnv nj. ronn
lar 1oon from salo at Par and until ten d.vs nottce In
Eiyen, tic undersigued, IS ~Geueral SubscrIu-
tion Axept,' will continue to supply tho public,
The whole amount Of tho Loan ar-horized IL Ftye
Hundred Millions OF Dollars. Nearly Four Hum
for and paid ints the Treasury, mostly within
abroad, .nd the rapidly increasing boue donandfs
now orran,1tnv in III mr. of N. co1n
+-r I'll fn a va~r abort ner1oa .haorh sha h.,.,ca
, 1863-12-08
Mem AnbcrtisenrfntS.
New Music Book.
PARLOR Lutte.

IN presenting this work to the C1uBfc.foviug public.
wo have aimed to suit tho Of tho most stdlous
af the same tae hsvs selected Of tho moro
a.mp1e and easy Mtfodfes. bringing 1t within tho
f7oxe o1 beginners, ~ Well more advanced Sing
| c1s:
The PAR1oR ItTE Is {as it, name indtcatcs1 ILL.,
tended more rartIeelar'y fot shs social circle. We
Huat WILL nnd "e'cono At tho nrestde OF tho mr.
NJ, these long winter evenings, whose husbaDda
brothers, and fF1ouds mt OF to thu battlefield and
help to while away the long and tsaous hou.s uutt
| this "crue1 Esrts over"
The work contains SonSs both social and patriotic
Glees and Quarte.ta, which arc enttzaly new, and
havs Before been published In book fozn This
brings valuable amount of music within reAch Of
the uasscs, ut such low rates, that the poorest may
sing aud be happy. It contains twenty pisces Of uu
sic, tsr1aueed with P1ano-FoEts accompaniment,}
which d published IN sheet form, any onn Or
viii ch Ia woru tho price OF the book.
The following List Of beautiful eonSs Will be found
xuong Its pages:
Miagle, Jingle. 3. 8. Taylor
Mother, is the Battle OVERLY Benedict Roe4s
Have's Appeal. J. P. Wabstar
Let Independence be our Boast,
one Flag oE no Elag..--.-..by 3. F. Robbins
The Union Cause Is Gaining Ground, or rhstt
80 Ioo-....-.-- ....by J. r. Wahatar
Soldier to his Mother......... ="
Cur Soldier. ........ ."
Tho Plains Of Tennessee.. :. by 7. N. Tovua.
sleigh-Ride Song. 3. T. Custis.
Farmer's Hoy.....-.....>by J. ". Hutchiusou
tot tho celebrated Hutchinson Family.>
Znla Zong ong....-.-...-...-......by J. ?. Webster.
Dying Minstral...... ....by 8. Wesley Martin
We Wait Beneath the Furnace Blast, BY
T, Martin Towue.
Rain On the Roof. James G. Clark.
Under the 1cs.............by T. Martin Towne.
Tilda McHale, u new and beautiful Irish Song,
BY S. Wesley Martin.
Ellen Gray. y..-...-.-...---...-..by A. c. Jllsou.
1itt1s Harry, the Drummer Boy, by
8. Wesley Martin.
FIRST VERsE.
Our poor Little Harry Is laid down to rest.
MheEs ofs il ths saaner ss ha ] io1sd @ We to roam,
He fell Ieath the banner hs chcEished 10 dear
whsrs lead doomed .she ID i cannon mid shoutsof
And ths sss1ss %s'i in truo hands did play.
Sleep ee! slsep o.! Soft BE- your rest:
Ittls Hsz75, the drummer RSsS: Soy. "'1 '"e'''
Jennie Maud, OF the Old Farm Cottage, by
]. P. Webster.
, 1863-12-08

diana, duly and legally elected.
The announcement Was greeted with vocif-
erous applause.
Messrs. Dawson and Cox were appointed
committee to conduct the Speaker to tho
chair. The Speaker, on taking the chair, de-
livered brief, eloquent and patriotic address,
The members of the House were then
sworn. The names of the members from
Louisiana being called, Mr.. Stevens objected
to their being sworn. Considerable discus
sion cnsued, when Mr. Stevens offered rcso-
luton, that their credentials be referred to
the Committee on Elections.
Mr.. ALLEN, Of Illinois, moved to lay the
motion on the table. Lost-1M to II.
The resolution Of Mr.. SteTcns was then
adopted-100 to Il.
The Clerk then proceeded to administer the
oath to the dolegates from the various terri
tories, The House then adjourned.
, 1863-12-08

FROM EAST TENkESSEE--GL0-
Rl0US NEWS FROM
KNOXVILLE.
LONGSTKEET In FULL RE-
TREAT, AND FOSTER
AND SHERMAN In
FULL CHASE.
LATEST FROM OUR ADVANCE
IN GE0RGIa---TnE CAM
PAIGN SUMMED Up.
The President Calls for DeTout
Public Thanksgiving.
From Washington---The 0rgani-
zation Of Congress--House
and Senate Proceedings.
COLFAX ELECTED SPEAKER---
THE ADMINISTRATION PAR
TT m LARGE MAJORITY.
Senate Matters---Move to
Repeal the $500 Com
mutation Clause.
TIRE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE
F0REsHAD0WFD.
He Will Sustain and De-
fe11d the Emancipa-
tion Proclamation.
FROM CAIRO AND BELOW
...CREAT CAVALRY
FlcHT---REPuLsE
OF TIE REBELS.
Matters at Memphis Vicks.
burg and New Orleans.
Latest From Charleston---1s the
City Burning?
, 1863-12-08

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FIoUH-Dull At S5.7596.D0 for Bupes1ne.
GRIIy-Wheat quiet. Sales; 400 bu red at Il 6Co,
1GG; white &. %. Corn firm; old yellow, S121: now
81 e. Oats In demand at E3c.
Dull Mess pork drn at 1880. Lard
drm ut 12H@134c.
at sc.