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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-02-11

a SATrRgY SuPPoRr.-Afssr the recent fsht-
Ing ia North Csrcltns Chaplain Of g E;esssct.c
sets regiment Converting Vi iih cue of the wound.
ed Of the 80 Few York artillery, sstd to bin !:
Were Sou supported ly DiviGs Inspiration p
No. wss tbs reply; "wa wero supported by tl,s
9th NcH Jess.y."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-02-11

fUccE.srUL SETRmfsH.--0n the ..h iEss. Gel
WG. =. sba Of shs a9- Visssnis regiment, Wiss'a
brigade. turpgised party of Yankee cavalry Eesi
Olive Ersaoh Church, on tho Peniasala k.fst 1sves,
ana oapiured talF:7,siz vita horses eaa equip
Glauta
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-02-11

LAcosI1.s-esei. MitcAsn, lie rsaes=l csnaaszi
sr nj Nashville. hss ordered tie property OF Iiea
HeCsna. the guerilla, to be bsrn.. 1ho Chstia-
noogs Fe5sI s=ys
Gick AcCaBn has cent iH lis compliments to
Eltehsll 'Yor may burn snd o---6, - says Dica,
but IL sons give yeu Fl my name a;n't Dick
se2ann." Aud DicS's tas boy TO 90 whx: &c
gays
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-02-11

Prtscn Hssss --rhs arriSs sis 6. Castle Th1nder
yesterday cans.ssea ol s6 sssalsfs, belonging
ver.ous rcg;Msnsg, charged with dsssrsi,n sent 70
TO she prison be serwsrd.d to thetz resi.
xueats with all conseafsa. sped Il. Osnovan,
alias Kssrns, waa sent to- Castle Booker; u Gam
was se1t to the smallpox hospissli Tia Ryan was
ss-t to his comp sny; 1snry eseaa was sent TO
battery No :, sroIn which ho had Geserssd, w. q.
1h mss and b. q Einciair, aeserssrr. were gsns TO
ths'r regiaaenss Pat fseI a.rsssea sas psious
| character, was dacasEgsd By order Il Asjor Gals
N0.i.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-02-11

On Friday cf lastwsek thees was . pretty severe
skhmssA u Kappahannosk Aridks. between bedy
of the enemy who had been ssns 10 destroy the
bridge snd dstsehnsnt Of HanptoHs cavalry
Tbs ensny had partly succeeded IN aseonpAahiAg Z
their puRpcss whan ouf men cams upon than, and
. brisk hsAt dssve than ef. with tbs loss ct scur
kl,lsd, tishtssa or twenty wsnadsd, and thirteen
prlsaneFs. Oar loss, ons kiI.sd. seven woardsd.
and two raitslne. The bridge was not very sub
sssniiai ono, and can easily be repaired La few
DAYS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-02-11

Fra --ss &c s,rsn of fi-s sEs1s h<sf part
s3aSle cf ~ zet.n n Eiesss ca CA1S9a HitI. il
wes svsasssiy s,t On ara by aa ineeaaiar. Is Is
stgncaiaa wss complete before the krris.s Ct tie
FIRE brigade,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-02-11
sICaETARY BENJAMIg's CIRCULAR ON THE
RAISING OF TER CHARLESTON BLOCK

IC2ETARY BENJAMIg's CIRCULAR on THE
RAISING OF TER CHARLESTON BLOCK
kDA
fhe following ia g copy Of the circular addressed
By Secretary Ber jsnin to the foreign Consuls In
the Ccnfederaey:
tCirculurI
DEPARTMENT CT STATE. I
Richmond, January 3ist, 1853.
Eousisay Eesfaneoayf, ConsEisr Agent Of France,
At Wilmington. y.
SIR. am instructed by the President OF tho
Con;s rate Ststss Of America to iasorm you that
this Government has fesesvsd an official dispatch
Gen Fig officer Irgrshesa eonmz1ding tie naval
fossas oF the cerfsasraey on the coast of South
Casoi-s=, etstins that ths biocEada of the hseser
OF Char ieston has teen broken oy che cou aie.e
6ispsraion ed dissppssraree Of tbs ble.ssc.ns
eg1sdron, Ia coEss qaer IS rf q sneeeasfui attack
made on i. bJ tAe ireI.c.ad Etesmsrs commanded
by fisg. Gfiesz fnazgaar. During this attack oue
or mere of the blcckadiog vesse,s were sunk or
E1r-t.
ka you sre doubtless aware that. by she law Of
rstic.s q blockade when thusfbsoken by superior
fcrer csessB to exist ard cannot be subsequently
enforced unless established de neoo, with adequsts
forces snc after dus notice to neutral powers 1t
has besa deemed propsr TO give you the iufcr,ns-
t;an herein contained for tbs guidance OF sueh
Esls OF your nation a. nlsy choose cary
mefce WI h tae now open port Of Charleston.
Respectfully. ysur obi serv't
j. r. BENJAMIN Eec'y of State.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-02-11
STORM AZ FORTRESS MONROE.

STORM 1t FORTRESS MONSOE.
s ie.ter from Ecr.ress Eenres, dated the An
ina, ssys.
TIE Azs OK truse .eamboas New York srzivaa
tadsy 81 noc, fron, JIiy Poni. Bringing down T63
unjos pfiserasr7 from a;chnoni Ia caares o; Capt.
John e. Msi.ora, If tbs 81 Nsw York IafantrY y.
sho reports saai mora rrserrrs are there ready 80
be ezaaGuEel
Esws hss Feasba "a hars that an Enkrown ach" "o1sr
hal aunk on MiadIs Ground. bs.ween uta pa:at
end 1ape Ghs-sss, and that tho crew were ciinsins
to tas rigging. Capt. J. III. liant imfne lately
dispstehea q sseascsr 10 th7ir relief On. ether
schoorer ID aaround rss.r Old Poi1it ans foar are
agfeand On tbs bar between Sewers Pciu: an,s
tho nip Rsga
Ths storsa uas very severe. bn. has csstsd CHE
steamer Honitor, whian vss sgsounG night before
last has cs1n5 off She Is loaasa with kassss. IS
eoon as sha takes, in her cas. ste will isave for
North Caccsisa We haar OF swo n.ore acao9ners
ashore batwasa here and Cape Henry. II ia ex-
pectetz that all tkese eehoo1ees viii bs got ef by
leo steAp, IA, 8 ssat to their rsfiaf.
Ths Sonshsrn pApsrs all cistsn = reoal victory at
Esnsensona, nsar EuHoik, 9c Saturday lzss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-02-11

4 s5ia - scres cs vasnahls LAND ca tie ns-
S spe rurEp:ke In Hem1eo scu1t1, Ab0uts iva
niles ffam ths city, at aueticn. 3kls v6iueble
tract OF Lsnd sdisns The Lands of 4e1Dm ~
Lsrsalia Jsha EsrraTe sud otasgss an6 = ean1lS9r
ous 70 ths free Hill estsse. sss1ssi5 81
Peggona dssissrS 10 seeuss prcduettse moeAst
garden, wctld Do Fsl - a.seaA this GaiA
moasss for negotiable notes. With htsfest nodk q,
sol serurse by txnss eesd. Ths saxse ~ lSS3
70 bs pad " tiie purchaser. @sk sgsas S.,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-02-11
rHE DISMISSAL OF rrrx JOHN PORTER.


The charges, specifications ana ssashass Ia the
Porter urt-mars;al have iss. been iasusa h tbs
shspe Of general order. rAo following IL tho
Language cf the Presiden. soaas lsng tas aentsnce
Ct the Court:
Erhe foregoing proceedings 1adings. snd sertsncs
Il tie foregoing case of hsjor- -6ensrsl fila JOHN
rorrsr, are approved snd confirmed, and 1t = or
dsred thst tha said Tit9 Jehn Porter be snd he
horesy ii cashiered ana disnisEed from tas service
of the United States ~ Asiov Gsntr 81 Of v0luu-
teers and as Colonial sad Efeves Big
Ia tie regular ssrvics Of Tbs Unstsd Ssases, and
forever disacsliaed from hoiding suy cfaee Of
trust q prcI under the Qoya-n usns Of ths Uuitsd
EsAtea. AbaAHAA L1as0iA.
january 81, 1864
FROM xssEAHD 10 TUE UNITED
sTKTIs.
Fhe cotton spsnneFs os Prseton. M. held 4 pub.
s meeting on shs IN ult, ani adopted "A a&dfeis
. tie Hew York GhAnbsr oe csnmeres es.sing
furth tant nany hnndrtdsn Of thsmwsre aaxlou1
70 snietass 10 ImericA X : frss p@ssass could -
fafsishsd thssn. 1hs addssss adda:
n 4his tysn Praetcn, Laneashre) thsrs ass
l,RC1 sptarsfs na7 winasEl, md pf tnat nulabas
nearly 600 axs tstaaly w.fhfnt esorlof ofments u
Many q thsn kass bsen alosaa oa}y tsslse
mnntks and tnoso tha& ~ seeekinG, N sco1nnt %
: Sssy infsxiDs qpajity q eottoA (eAIeAf &eEate
h1tnS uesd 1be ofssssasse aes<eeiy eska ~ staps
- " fss 81 "a d 1stsse
srisneTa of RrsS1nI d. y theif es1y e 60 -
- lnmbia ~ bf ~ T. ty1ll
.sssesss 49,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-02-11

berz CT siS Gw0 Jsf Szsit. Sk4ish6 ssa1 I1s fifSs
exclamation o- seeing 20 many ofhse-s drawn us
to seeeiys srA aasoEa2sny Lisa vas, " Good aed |
what Seas this sznfs Prior to leaving he iseued
an address to the soldiers o. tho left Grsna Ds-
vision referring to he set connection with them.
coInaslirg them TO be ssi-asal to tkeie cona-
u,araer even es they had essp to him. and eiosisS
by Eaying ]. was not necessary fer lin to insorca
them shss he did nst leave by choice.
7his settles the point at isxus AZ to whether Gen
Franklin WAS reiinve OF his commaud rerempta-
riy, Or ia aecordance with REQUEST that be should
not be compelled TO seTva unGsr Cen. Hooker
Gen PfankHa made 40 sscses Of Eis cpposisicn to
the late attempt Of n, Eurnside 70 crces the
Rappahsnn0ck. 1he Ucunaandes.h.-JaieG havc
reason .cknow, 6istrusted ths comm anser Of tie
Lsft Grand Dvisson, who, am informed, mads
frequent charges OF iaeapscity sgainst hia 10 tie
pretsGent, and in other ways attempted 80 aecufs
hts removal / caa attrtbuts hia removal 10 no
other canse thaa tAis. Viz: Hs intriguing sgainst
and failure to 90 operate witE. his 6sasral Osm.
l4au5ing
Gen. Srankiiu n brave and shfllful sollisr, pep-
Mar with both oNcsrs su1 man. But his ardsns ~.
yoticn 10 asu. Nevisi.en, to wh0m he y taGabted
fcr hia rapid pTonotacD, may hsve rsndeFsd him
eisnd e sns stsss q ard hossl,. e any ae,sss
ssts Of thsaFny assnAusieA tkkt be kheuld no ioas
ef Be resasnsd - div isicn c,mnaudsF. dsneraf
smith, sommsntsr e tbs Sixth Qokps. surese.l1 e
tae eonn.nd g ths len arm1 Qsvisicn. Hs 2
the sans Gem Smith who wAs - d.jnktty accused
q falIIng from hi horse ~ the basile d Les
1iliss fsom lnfoxlea1tea. Tb3uth ! honem friend
~ On. yessAah .alvsys osrping neae. and eoa-
a. hcds,sn cniy sss.iisd - 5 3 4s ssay IS
ra1iol sses prd-=ossd 70 fAs Hf1tk Asnv daeps
r. WaH{rfrR WIN DIN. AxAa&fA ruccexdnA -
~ e9m1 1sn4 IL ~ IN qesn4 uiylSiun rstle u
- 60 y - ese1cs q szs ~ 8 slss9!s a
O.. - - sssses q is n - 10 ~ oi
sI 81 i 81 4, :! ivsl sssa:, 4
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-02

DR.. w. A. Childs. Surgeon Of the 10th Yer
mont regiment. writes: 81 wish every soldier had
bottle of Plantation Btters. They are the
most effective, perfect and harmless tonic ever
used"
The following is from the famous hotel pro-
prietors at Washington:
WASHINGTON. d. c., Nov. 4, 1862.
MKssRs p H. DRAKE & Co.: Please send us
twelve dozen Plantation Bitters. They are much
liked by the guests of our house.
Respectfully yours,
SYKES, CHADWICK & Co,
Proprietors Wizards Hotel.
ROCHESTER, Dec %. 1861.
MEssRs. p. H. DRAKE & Co-Gentlemen: l
have been great sufferer from dyspepsia for
three or four wears ] have tried many if not all
the remedies recommended for its cure Instead
of relief | became worse, had 20 abandon my
profession. and suffered greatly from everything
| ate Nv mind was much affected, depressed
and gloomy. About three months ago tried
the Plantation Biters. and 70 my grea. JOY / am
nearly a well man. | have recommended them
in several cases. and, as far as know, always
with signal benefit.
l am, very respectfully, yours,
Rev. j. S. CArHoRN.
Such is the language reaching US daily. No
article had equal sale. Under no CIR
cumstances oiH the pure standard Of the materials
used be departed from.
These Bitters sold by all principal drug
gists, grocers, hotels and restaurants. Be sure
each bottle bears the fac smile of the prOprie-
tors signature, steel plate label
p. H. DRAKE & CO,
j9-dlmeod&w2teow 202 Broadway n. Y.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-02

enact stringent laws for the protection OF. the
citizens Of the State from arbitrary and uncon-
stitutional arrests, and also for the enforcement
of the 18th articl, Of the Constitution for the ex
clusion of free negroes and mGlattoes from the
State.
Eloquent and patriotic speeches made by
Capt Samuel W Short, Hon. Thomas r. Cobb
and Judge Carlton, all denouncing the unconsti
tutional course of the present Administration.
Mr. Carlton offered the following resolution,
which was unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That our thanks are due to Hon.
Thomas r. Cobb and Hon. Maths MEL Williams,
our Senator and Representative in the State Le-
gisatufe, for the able and manly manner in
which they have represented US in the present
session; and We assure them that their course
meets the warmest appreciation of all Democrats
and conservative men among their constituents.
On motion, the following resolution was
adopted:
ResolUed That the indianapolis Sentinel, the
Cincinnati Enquirer, and New Albany Ledger be
requested to publish the proceedings of this meet
| ing.
| The whole proceedings were harmonious, ard
spirit of enthusiasm aud determination was ex
hibited highly gratifying to the friends of consti
tutiona liberty.
The meeting adjourned sine die.
THOMAS DIXON, Prest.
! j. NJ. HARRoN Sec'y
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-02


Mr.. Allen. of Illinois, on the opposition. and
Mr.. Bingham on the Republican side, objected.
The calling OF the yeas were resumed.
During the proceedings on the Territorial ques-
ton few emphatic words were exchanged by
Mr.. Vallandigham aud Mr. Colfax, the latter
temporarily occupying the Speakers chair. The
conversation. though of short duration, re-
markably earnest. and to such extent that
members lounging in the cloak room and on
sofas hastily rushed to their seats thus increasing
the existing confusion.
Mr.. Hickman insisted upon order. and was re-
sponded to by loud voices from the opposition
side calling him to order.
! Mr. Holman withdrew his motion to adjourn,
when
| Mr.. VAllandigham moved call of the House
Comparative quiet was new restored, and, with
the exception of the above, good nature prevailed
throughout the proceedings.
The Speaker stated, in answer to question by
Mr.. Wickliffe, that as there was no quorum pres
ent, no business could be transacted.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-02
.sshouIder Straps ON a Rampage,

The New Albany Led0er, noticing the Cincin
natl Commercial report of the recent doings of
some Indiana officers at Murfreesboro, under the
above caption, remarks:
So the otcers-the gentlemen who derive their
positions from Gov. MortOns favor-have been
holding meeting to denOunce the Legislature of
Indiana, have they2 And Col Morton @. Hun
ter has been drawing up set of resolutions ex-
pressing Shoulder Straps indignation, has he?
And CO.. Hunter is Democrat, we are told
Well, that is news here in Indiana. None of
us ever heard of il before. Col. Hunter has the
reputation OF being u very ultra Republican in
the region where he lives Ii is generally sus-
pected that he was elected Republican to the
last Legislature, and was one OF the Republican
leaders in the House. And "Col GoOdin''-he,
too, is 'Democrat"-of the Hunter stripe, we
presume He denounces the Indiana Butternuts
as Id rascals "Col Goodin" ought to
have "A yellow star instead of white eagle on the
collar of his coat Hope he will get it.
The "oificers" having had their say, how
would il do for the prIvates-the brave boys who
volunteered in the ranks without waiting for
commissions and shoulder straps--to hold mass
meetingr Perhaps they have little bottled up
Indignation that they might desire to pour out.
They might have something to say. for instance,
about the non-receptiOn OF their pay-about the
suiferings Of their wives and little ones at home.
and many other things. How would It do?
N b. Who gave the Officers permission to
leave their proper commands to hold political
meeting?
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-02
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT WILL SELL AT
Auction. at The late residence Of Allen p. Wiley.
deceased. IN Pike township, Marion county, indiana
Tuesday the 10th day February 1865, all of his per-
sonal property except hat IL taken by his idow: Con-
sistng of twO-hOrse wagon, one buggy, two
head of horses. three head II cattle, wheat in the
granary in the crib farming nss hou ehod and
kitchen furniture, four shares Of twenty-five dollars
(S25 COZ each, in the White River Big Eagle Creek
Plank and Gravel Read Company and many other articles
too tedious TO mention.
CT dit Of ten months will be given all sums Of three
dollars and upward the purchaser giving with APP
proved security, waving all valuaOn aid appraisement
laws All sums under 50 90 cash in hand. The corn,
also, will be sold for cash in hand.
ianl9-waw JOIN II. WILEY. Admir-.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-02
LEGAL.
Notice of Application for Letters OF
Admin rratiOu.

SsTATE OF INDIANA, SHELBY COUNTY, Ss:--In
- Common Pleas Court, March Term. 1858.
Be il remembered that the OH day Of January A.
ID. 1863 Thomas j. StanseT filed his complaint in The
Clerks office If said Court showing that during the year
1854 Thomas Stansifer resident Of said county,
and that i'm said year said Thomas Stansler absented
himself from the State of Indiana and has gone to parts
unknown and the said Stanser owned certain property
i'm said county and certain debts and asks that
statutory notice be given his application APP
pointment of Administrator The said Thomas Stansfer
is therefore hereby notified Of the pender " aid app-
cation, and that the will be heard nd determined
at the next of the Common Plea Court Of said
county, on the Fl st Monday in March nexs.
Witness the Clerk Of said Court this 9Th day Of January
A. ID. 1868. AIONZO BLAIR Clerk.
r. r. LOVE-, Esq, for Petitioner. jani2-w3w
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-02
General Orders No. II--Exchange of
Paroled Prisoners.

STATE OF INDIANA, !
ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFIcE,}
indianapolis, January 26th, 1863.
General Orders No. 10. issued by the War De-
partment, announcing a further exchange of prs-
oners of war, are published for the information
of all concerned:
ADJuTAST GENERALS OFFIcE,l
WASHINGTON. January 10. 1863.
]. The following officers and men have been
declared duly exchanged as prisoners of war;
since the announcement la General Orders" No
l9l of November 10, 1862:
/. All the Officers and enlisted men who were
delivered at City Point, Va, from tie lIth of
November, 1862, to the LIST of January, 1863
2 All officers and enlisted men captured at
Harper's Ferry.
3. All officers and enlisted men paroled at
Winchester, November Is and 10, 1862, and De-
cember l. 1862
A. all officers and enlisted men paroled by Col
Imboden, November 9, 1862.
5. All officers and enlisted men paroled at
Goldsborough, N. G, May %. 1862, and deIiv-
cred at Washington, North Ctroiina.
g. All captures of officers, enlisted men, and
camp followers, in Missouri, Kansas, Arkansas,
New Mexico. Texas, Arizona, ana Louisiana, up
to January |, 1863.
T. All captures of officers, enlisted men, and
camp followers. in Kentucky, 1ennessee, Msss-
sippi, Alabama, South Carolina and Florida, up
to December 10, 1862
8. All captures on the sea, the sell and the
gulf coasts, and the waters flowing into the same,
up December 10, 1862
III. The paroled troops herein declared to be
exchanged, will be. without delay, EQUIPPED for
the field and forwarded to he armies to which
they belong, from posts or camps wherever they
may be collected. All officers and enlisted men
absent, in virtue Of being on parol, will, now
that they are exchanged, Immediately return to
duty with their proper commands
BY order of the Secretary of War:
E ID. TOWNSEND,
Assistant Adjutant General.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-02
WAN D.
$75 TO $3.50 PER MONTH.

TUyHE LITTLE GIANT SEWING MACHINE CON-
/ PANY want agent in each county 10 solicit
ders for their SIS Machine with guage driver
and needles We will pay liberal salary aud
penses give large commission For particulars, terms
&c, inclose a stamp and address
I. :. PAGE, Toledo. Ohio,
dec31 -dlt&w3m General Agent Tor the L. s.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-02
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION

NToTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT LETTERS OF
y Administration, the estate Of Allen p. Wiley,
late of Mson county, deceased have been granted and
issued the undersigned 10y the Clerk e the Court Of
Common Pleas Of said county. said is supposed
to be solvent. JOHN II. WILEY,
janl9-w3w Administrator.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-02
LAND AGENT.
GEO. w ILE:R.

GEO. w HER,
GENERAL COLLECTION AND LAND AGENT,
Garnett, Anderson county, Kansas.
Taxes paid for dens and all business entrusted
to mycare viii receive prompt attention.
REFERENcEs-ClaTk, Gruber Co, Bankers, Leaven-
worth Thomas Carney Co.. Merchants, W. Y. Wiley, In
dianapoliS. And Wallace. Indianapolis. dec2-w5m
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-02

"a Car IN STRANGE GARRETT. An Indian
apolis editor attending church last Sabbath, for
the first time in many years, stopped at the en-
trance, and after looking in vain for the bell pull.
deliberately knocked nc the door, and politely
waited until somebody opened il and let him in
IN. A. Ledger.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-02
LICENSES.
Notice of Application for License

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT l Will APPLY
~ to the Board Of Commissioners Of Marion county,
Indiana thernext term for license TO sell ntoxica-
ting liquors in less quantity than quart at time
with the privilege OfalOwing the be drank
premses) for year My place Of business and the
premises whereon said liquors be sold and drank
located in Titles Hotel Building, East Washington
street. lot 6, square 6l in indianapolis in Center town
ship, Marion county, Indiana.
janl9-y3w ALLEN BROWN.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-02
RAILROAD NOTICE.
ELECTION NOTICE.

n Pa C. r. X. C0.-The regular annual meeting
the Stockholders Of the indianapolis Ptsburg and
Cleveland Railroad Company. wall be held at the Office OF
the Company in This city, Thursday the 18th day Of
February next, at ten O'Clock, A for the election Of
Directors for the ensuing year. ard the transaction Of any
other business that may come before them.
ianl4 dlt&w3t EDMARD KING. Sec'Y.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-02

"a Hon. Thomas Shoulders. the Senator
from the district composed of the counties of
Gibson, Dubois and Pike. is dangerously sick at
his boarding house In this city. Last night his
physicians entertained but slight hopes OF his re-
covery.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-02

GH- Major General Rousseau was in the city
yesterday. He was looking, we are told, re
markably well after his arduous service in the
field.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-02
REMARKS.

MURFREEsBoRo, Tenn, Jan. ID, 1863.
Captain Henry Prosser, Company E, since dead;
FIRST Lieutenant William H Kelruy, Company d.
since dead; Sergeants Porter Lyman, Company
l, James Conway, Company G, and private Ro
land Carpenter, Company f MORALLY wounded,
since dead.
A number of the missing have since been found,
wounded, in Rebel hospitals at MurlreeSboro. 1t
is feared that many of the missing were killed in
the charge on the Rebel batteries. and have been
inferred by burying parties from other regiments.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-02
Since the above was in type we have received
the following note on the subject:
FRANKLIN. Jan. 81. ls6:

EDITOR SENTINEL: Our worthy City Marshal.
b. j. Dickerson, was murdered last night. about
half-past six o'clock, while sitting in the Depot,
at this place He was waiting to take the cars
for Louisville. The assassin shot through the
window, several buckshot entering the temple.
He fell Immediately, and never spoke afterward,
but lived about forty minutes. He was very
quiet, highly respected and peaceIble citizen.
No clue has vet been obtained of the murderer