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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-09
From ~ Arlington.
MOVEMENTS OF THE CONFEDtRAIEs TOWARD
Observation-Disclosures roR THE NEGlo-
NEGsoLs TO ALLOWED TO VoIE AND HoLD
orrIcE-A WARSISe FROM POLAND
special Correspondence Of the Chicago Times
" s.alNGroS. March s

special Correspondence Of the Chicago Times
W ssalNGrON. March s.
New evidence comes 10 hight every day OF the
dssseiss ol The Con;eieTates against Washington,
and -tl the aathosities he tguore that TACT, or
make light OF II. Because the Rebel armies
no, seen marching ia ivsce, because their artillery
y not sctsdly laundering At the gates OF the cap
ral. TIE Presiieet uiri Secretary OF wsr think
there l. no danger, IL j. now ascertaiued. IN al.
si'ien TO she iaets mentioned iH former Letters
That there l. large Confederate force in the
neigh9orhood of Aids~. Lee.burr Centerv:lle
anu " arren'on. their headquarters being AZ pre-
EFT AT Aide. thirty miles from ,hi, city. That
part 90 the dssashsaent ahch l. al Adj. has been
o>ten>ibl, engaged Tor some DAYS ptstiu f,r,sine
and IA collecting aud threshlng grain. The, h,ve
outy teen su'odersHly sacce>sfd in dong this
All the country IN that neig hbnrhooa, parteul.rt,
west ~ Aide aud forth of Goose Creek. va.
pretty thoroughly drained et ~ grain aud forage
IN the latter part OF September and ia Oct.l,er
last while Gen Lee hni ms headquarters nj Vim
chester. .AIfth.t1 time Gen Lsse keg hundieis
of wagons employesi IN collecting grain -...d
forage. aud IN transporting IL 90 Richmond
There ~ss asome Iell uear Aide apd south OF
Goo-s Creek. s~t thai j. what the Couiedesates
have nov found.
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Mississippi SQUADRON.
Mouth OF Cola Wmer, Mississippi
February 81, lc6J.

ED SENrINEL: You may read the story of the
Arronaut~ or of that of the early Spanish ex-
plurers IN North and South America YOU NAV
read all the exagseruei stories at travellers. ia
GLIDING Marco. Palo. Snoad the S,or. iron
Nunchau-en ana down to Fremont. and believe
them but II was able aud the Euriish language
Was sufficiently potent Tor 10 describe our
present route ~ lar. YOU would not believe me
We have been literally navigating the woods de
penain., IA measure. upon wet weather, but
nov We are comparatively cut OF the woods.
having "A channel of fifty two 10 nifty three feet
while our beam il forty nine feet aud eleven
inches We have 20 swim. often times in half
our length So FAR the expedition has been a
perfect success. Alter xe begin thoroughly To-
yet into he Cold Water. aud eslecially into the
Tallahatche il Is suppss-e'l that tie gentlemen
will select their partners aud ef tile dance begin.
So far We have travelled over s~amps. bayous,
Ihrou IN uuber. o,er raits, pushing irse qSsn
tite~ OF timber before u. Nth large drifts follow
ing us The Cniincs,lhe has the advance. ol
los ell by the B,rOn de kaib. The entire expe
dltlon i vel. isrni-h he'd and think will accomplish
great service X cerr,iny ought 20 o. some
thug after IL gets 10 the laxpo Rser. where there
i IN abundance of water. after much success
fll salig cation through the woods. Commander
Watson Smith commands the naval part of the
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NJ < OiCaI.
MEDICAL.
DR.. LudIusn's Specific.
GOnorrhea, elects, Whites Structures
COMPLAINTS OF sHE ORGANS OF
GENERATION.

f0>HE GOnorrhaa. or commonly called Clap. u dis
u cutting malscx- ant j. well To- require
any eNplansfiu. u J. 20 be got but u j. dffulf
get clear Of I; J. companion that few admire, per-
and poor. both married anc single. though trvaDle
teli distressing and sometimes fatal, j.
disease the treatment Of which. has generally been
than disease itself The fashionable
treatment Is hrs; deprive you Of all business, hen
come a Of siarva0D-iying on bread and tea.
water Cruel. kin Of siop- you must then be bed,
cupped -schec. combined with nausea INK medicines,
INJECTION lofins 0nfments and wsrrn fomenta ,ons.
livery few days tie medicines changed and after
some months treatment this way which the psrieEs
with great fortitade fear expo-ute he J. dis
charged or discharge hrn~ef with irritabk ur-tor,
sweiled tesfci enlargement OF toe PROSTATE glands
or a disea. o. be neck Of tie bladder
This specific which acts like charm with fe~ doses
on o diseases ana quit PHEASANT 20 take and hch
A. cured fhoussnd- IN New YORK. Philsaeiphia, Bait-
more and many Of the southern ces certain and
remedy that makes rapid and permanent cure
without egar diet. drink exercise excerpt wrest-
ling jun 'IIsS raining Tbs r~n-ry Is
eqaxsd Dy ything discovered for tn those
die IL - attracted from pa';- and T. per-
fectly safe a. IL = purify .tle contains
curry. thai you expo,e yourself al kind Il
weather. sthout the es~t danger from the b~dcite.
Ard y"n careful IN wrapping sp your pate zee
~ill have taste sme finn n. that 90 not
deprived rn, gong into company being detected BY
nsa-e>t friends
Thi J. qusrk sicnr butt remedy discovered and
1-ee with Immune by regular ply sic.n and
confidently recommended 70 the unfortunate.
4 tUTlO>-Sone = genuine without the signature 81
the proprietor W Dsxid-ss srsun5 The boa Al N
utmost nTor ofths law.
Cincinnati Ohie-
Soaa n. r,-,-x.ts GENERALLY jau3s-c6mB
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The Freedom OF the Press. Oestruc.
ton OF Newspaper Printing Office
IN Hob NioIOmcc.

On Thursday night last the business office of
the CRISIS. newspaper published by SAM Nix
DAIRY. at Columbus. ONO. Was mpbbed and
rhed of us contents That my do in
justice TO those engaged in this act OF violence
We copy a e foliuwiug account of the affair from
the Otio Sfafe Journal. an Abolition priut:
sSsm Medarys edItorml rooms ia the Crisis
building were completely cleaned OUT bv
mob ct soldiers last nigh amounting to 2U0 IN
number The destruction OF winuows, doors
stoves. files. shelves. books. etc was complete
A violent storm OF snow 1t the time gave "A lively
coluring 10 the scene Melary had gone to GIN
elnnati on the noon train Yesterday The .ai.
OF soldiers crept soIly along tie snow li Ihey
came u the office. which i situated on the corner
OF Il gh and ia, streets. They circIed around the
door with hxeG bt,ouets anu declared death un the
man that interrupted. lbe door Was hrSt stove in
and then the windows. after which the vile hle>
OF corruption and treason were sent bv :hOu
sands into the streets The sr.und for many
rods uruund was loaded with the contents of
the once
The crowd was disappointed sc not fading
any type. mt knosins that the eomlositoB nni
press work On the p,per Wa done At the Office
~ me Slate Printer. Richard Nevin~
When they we're adorned oi tins thew salliei
forth ~ Their work Ut destruction and attacked
with = w nmsser the back DOC Of the St.te--
man pres ROOMS. where the outside OF N II shee,
was beinS worked OF The 6rst Dol. Va NOT
Sufficient To give them ensrsuee. aud hefae the
SECOND ~ss ulsde the police arrived on the ,,ot
snd Eslas.sss.sl<d ali The, lesssse.i---
What was the uhvn-e oi Mr.. MlpARYy He i
an ol,i citizen of Ohio. All L,- Interests
ideutinei witlrthe pence. prosperity and perfe,u-
hv of the State aud General Governsnents. 20
whom he renders willing allegiance HIS pa
per reproduced and sdyocsied the sentiments OF
WAsHISGrox. JEFFERSON. JACKSON. WEBSTER
CLsY-the men whpse saior achieved Dur ma.
tionsl ia.ieueadence. and whose wisdom and "a
,'ac;ty founded our matches Government and
Institutions. and who're eloquence and PATRIOTS IN
sustained them. Ii il Is crime To uphold con-
sti-ntionsl ri-hts and constitutional liberty to
siutsin the tree inst, SONS ~hich the men al
tss sssolssisa plele sd their lives. iheir fortunes
Aud their saerei h"nors TO secure. then is the
Cr'sis guilty. But il the Crtsis had commi ted
any ofszsse against the laws. mob lac l. not the
remedy Violence beeets violesce- Mob rule
uivafe. II is arbitrary and erratic. and
es.inaqsura.sd il may turn 30 plague ii.
Inventors The destruction of presses canno,
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expedition. Captain Foster. the ChHico'he. Cap
tin Walker. the B ron de &c.,: the q = shlP J.
the kdier No. General K conmtid~ ihe
army ti1sf accompanies "a. Tbsfe hiS heeH
great de'ay attending u IN Consequence ~ tht
sioS hes ". ~e -iy. the arms. AL tife troop
trihsiHTts and waT ve>rel~ are n0~ between heit
and Moon Ike We are cut of run all news.
being iar ir,m the fleet and army
General Geruian hss gone home and General
Preutiss nov commands - Helena. The Neather
i wHrm AID rainy, and the frogs have tor week
or 80 been furnishing Us with music. while the
worst OF al pests. mosquitoes, are beginning 10
m Ike their appearance abundance prefer
all kinds OF vefmn. and in nynid-. TO a very
small amount OF these mu-icil gentry Of the
forests and swsmps of the Mississippi
" c r
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Bill To Divide Property Anon z


The following is from the telegraphc report Of
Senate proceedings ye>ierd y:
MIR Chandler SAID the bill was INV wor HES
as the Senate had deliberately roied To continue
the present state of thn. that ITS GsRtrGis should
IL dem0rqfi-ed. and vast amount ct prOIert,
>hoald ne passed 10 there's 10 b. diuided
among n,m he mo, ell to table the bill. Lust
III To 20. snd the bi passed.
So. according 10 Senator Chr dler-himself
high Republican authoriy-the radical majority
of the Senate have deliberately voted that
vast amount of property should be passed over to
thieves. 10 he divided among them" Ii would
seem that notw outstanding Senator Summons Is
gone. there are more lett OF the same sort
Rochester Union.
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CIV. u ,orkeeHer; Bruce Siield. Assistant Dor
keei.ef. aiul their emp osees tor tie laihiul min
her "a which the, have discharged Their duties
A.laufe.i unanimously
NJ ClaNuUl. that the ihauks of tie Senlie
J. heteb, rendered TO Dickey R'csari~. "a mas
RYAN. john Talbut. Ortiuiu Col,b aid Hem,
Mnisonery ior their faithful service. a. page.
o. door. Al pied
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MILITARY.
SPECIAL Field ORDERS NO. 5.

HkADovAKrEEs DxrsErnsSr 90 rHs Cr~HsshsSn.f
Nurf cesi'on. feb. 2tth, ls63.
rxrRAcr
Xxx At oecers and soldiers belonging 20 the Army II
N. Cumberland ors~rr report ca Brixsd~r ten-
era ~ uSsrAtL az Indianapolis. Indiana Tho ~ho
are h-ent b authority vii rrpor 20 him b Letter.
stating tie .u,hory oy which they absent their Ia
and length - they have already been
abseit Tioss absent wihoo proper authority VII I'M
msdiar pOri him IN person and obey his ofders.
b. -der dc-ert-rs and sub and trial
such
This order Is intended 10 Apply al officers 81 what.
ever rank belonging this army. absent from N
duties in the held.
By command u Major tseuersl flosecrans.
mi THO>. rHR AL. Captain and A A O.
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NOTICE.
Street improvement Notice.


oFricr CRY Ctrs,s.f
Indianapolis. aaffl sfh fsGl.
NOTICE hereby sistn q a. ptrfen * IA o. oW-
inrt riina1ces itr str iupfo, usi.t.. -~it-
oru pryFiir for the ar4iinE an hos irring
the sey mHinr norih srd seufh between ou lof. it1
and lsi beiNtn Nashifo and trss a - ~.
AlSn an ordinanc- p-ovid~ Ger the Erad ~
rraveifc IF Norfh street and Sidewalks between Cab
fornis ava the wesf side n Aia-kford streets.
Also en- arliuauc- provide go thc grading and ho-sf
Geriug II 1fy AZ essi aui re-t e~tseen herillan
stree ard lsnusl Iva Ia street. IN qua 2 Is
A,trsf: JOHN -. WARS CITY CLERK.
nrh7
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fKILRY FERGVSoN. Proprirtor.l

fkILBy fER6USo>. Proprietor,
n y. Gold, Saver. U y Demsn1 Notes. ana Usssreus
ua,sv uero.aies sales a stscfs Bsnds. &c. ron
ml-si.n Lsans on eoliaferais and tr2nsacts ordinary
banking business. So2N Penn. 81, Ind plis. Ind.
febzs-dlo1
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HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.
Met at y \. VI


RESOLUTIONS
Mr.. Bashirk Mr. DD1ald,on in the Chair. al
aud ID ,orke-per aud assistants 81 cerfs Der isy
ia addition 10 the same already ailowei them.
AdIyted.
Mr. Mc(iauchey. authorizing the Dourkeener
10 contract With ne Me-sr> Draper for go
coIae- of their BseSler reports. A io.ted
Mr. II ,rne,. n-IrucEng the State Printer as to
fura arding documents Vet 10 he printed in
equal prOpOrsOus, by express to each member
Adopted.
Mr. How ard. authorizing the Auditor OF State
Ia allow $50 - each member OF the Prison Com
mitlees-
UNFINISHED BUSINESS
Mr.. Packard called up House bill II6. to
which amendments had Oean made Senate
amendments cOncuTfesi in.
Mr. Ferris moved take from the tsble Joint
resolution NJ 81, fJr sn srm-rice and NatIoDai
Cons eutIon. Carried. and $40 copies ordered
printed.
Mr. Speaker callei the committees in order.
and all DO uEents not yet reported ON were re
turned Ia the Clerks de-k
Mr. hoicomb IRON select committee TO whom
wa referred JOINT resolution thanking Gov Nor
ton Tor care and altesth,n "a SEX All soumied
sosdieTs. reported the committee unable Ia act
upon u Ia Consequence of the absence OF Repub
lican members
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BAR q & r 5.
WAN D.

NNTANfFfb-A good honse q four 10 Sersn rooms.
w IN healthy psrt the city-tsn 70 twenty
minute walls from tie PmADGIFuA CLOAK AM MANILA
llousr tHd Po.toice house with large yard or gar
de preferrcd.
Ad'lr - Po,ofice Box ss5, or call al CLOAK HorsK.
mch7 df
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~ EDITOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
BFhBE. 20 VII consent to submit hi 20 the
l'ewpca'N Mnnc pal Nominating Convention, IS csn-
dda,e for the ~ II Mayor Of The Of indianapolis be
Supported by many the 9Th, 18th, Let.
lth, % ~. 9Th IN and sih Ward,
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NJ Packard reported in favor Of the propos'-
tinu OF jacob Nandegriit O. lease the Northern
pf-ou-
Mr Nihl.ck. allowing the Principal a~d A.
si.t,nt Clerks seventy i've dollar iuf indexng
the is.nfIiat
Me- Holcouih. that House hi'' 22l ,Hann''s
mif,t rs bin be- recommit,ed With instructions.
" thdraWu
lSTRongrsaN % R.LLs.
Mr. Niblsck. frtm the Committee on WAYS
and Means. reported the specific Appropriation
bill
Also the b'll mixing general appropriations
for me v~srs 1867 snd lr6l
Mr N.hl.ek mo, e,l IA 4 tie rules be suspended
and te bin read second time Carried-yeas
So nays a.
No quorum call OF the House ordered.
Abseutees entered on the Journal
The House adjourned till Monday morning at
O'Clock
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INDIANA LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.

SATURDAY. March 4 1863
The President called The Senate to order at : -
O'clock.
The journal OF yesterday read aud ap
urnVsd
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

.ENR EDlToR-PLEASE ANNOUNCE
tbs, Epw sEp DAVIS candidate for the once Of Con-
stable & Center Township.
MANY BrSlNESs MN.
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THE MADISON BRANCH.
Mr ClavpOol moved TO take "A recess until :
O'Clock this evening He had heard that the
'disun branch of the Legislature would arrive
At o'cok and lie wished the Senate TO be on
hand IT, receive any bills that the House mie bt
>enh here
After considerable discussion The Senate took
a recess until o'clock.
la the evening there Was not quorum present,
a. the NJ alison Branch" did not come to time
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MONDAY, April 6, 1853.

SENATE.--T The Seuate met l2m.-
Prayer by the Rev. Mr.. Martin. Add
i'onsl senators appeared in their seats
to day.
A Bill to preren, and punish monopo
I'zing and specializing il articles Of prime
necessity and o!her purposes, read and
referred
Mr.. Moses, from the committee on the
Judiciary. To which bad been referred so
much "f the Message OF lis ExceIlency
the Governor. rs relates to the prohibition
OF the expectation Of grain from this State
submitted report which was ordered for
consideration tomorrow, and . be prin
ted.
Mr.. Moses, from the same committee.
reported bill to prohibit, fot stated pe
riod, the expectation Of proysiou. The
bill received the frs, reading, and VA.
ordered for second reading to morrow.
Mr Moses submitted the report Of the
same committee on prohibitions in yela
ton to Treasury Notes and the necessity
Tor legislation in relation thereto which
was ordsred for consideration tomorrow.
Mr. Wilson introduced a Bill TO repeal
an Act entitled "An Act to prohibit ex.
tortion and punish exiorlioners." The
Bill received the fret reading. and was
referred to the Committee on the Ju
dietary.
The Senate proceeded to the Special
Order Of the Day for l, p.n.-
A Bill to amend an Act entitled "An
Act to prevent and punish ths planting
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LEGISLATURE OF so CAROLINA
CALLED SESSION.
SATURDAY, April 4, 1863

SESATE.--The Senate met at l2, m,
and was opened with prayer 10y Rev. Mr..
Martin.
Mr.. Wilson gave notice that he will
p'roduce bill to repeal an Act entitled
"An Act TO prohibit extor,ion and to pun
ish eyiortioners."
Mr. Hope gave notice that be will in
troduce bill to prevent monopoIizipg
and specializing 10 the articles Of prime
necessity, aud for o;ber purposes.
Mr.. Darlington introduced ,undry res.
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PROCLAMATION.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
COLUMBIA, March l9 1851

COLUMBIA, March 10, 1853
WHEREAS ] am rredibly informed
w that large quantities Of provisions
are being exported iio,n this State fer th,
purpose OF speculation, by reason whereof
the prise Of pfOvis:ons has been much en-.
hanerd. TO the great discomfo,, OF the citi
lens "f the State and whereas the prrs-u,
supplies deemed important for the sub,is.
tence OF the pe"vlc aud the soldiers OF the
Confsd-racy:
Now, therefore, !, MII.LEBGE BON.
HAN. Governor OF South Carolina, by yir
tue Of the power vested in me- under IN.
Consiiiuii0n # this State, do issue thi. INV
Proclamation, and fo' bid al persons, for the
space Of thirty days from this d,,s. from
exporting beyond the limits Of this s;ta,e.
any Salt, Bacon, Pork. Beef Corn, Meal.
Wheat, Flour. RicS, Peas. Potatoes or 9th
erPtovisions o: any description whatsoever
The following persons are excepted, viz {:
Qua'tsr:nastsrs, Commissaries and other
agents OF the Confederate Government pur
ehnsing provisions for The army, who mus,
exhibit satisfactory evidence Of thcir official
character and authority; persons from 9th
rf states Who purchase lor their own pri
vsie use and consumption. aod not for rs
sale, who shall make oath to that effect b.
fore the next magistrate previous 10 the rs
mo'ni OF the articles purchased. which oath
The maRisirIte shall preserve and furnish
Tor the use of the Solicitor Of tho Cireuit
when required agents Of counties, towns.
corporations and Solniers' Boards Of Relief
of other States. who EXHIBIT satisfactory
proof 81 their authority to purchase such
prsv'sions in brhalfof such counties, towns.
computations m Soldiers' board Of Relief.
Tor public use or for distribution at costs
aud charges, and not for rs-als or profit.
Salt nude by non residents and cargoss
entering our ports from abroad, are also
excepted.
Any Of said articles that may bs stopped
IN fransiu will be con6seated TO tho uss of
the State.
], is enjoiaed upon oil magistrate. and
militia officers, and all good eilizrns are an
Pealsd To, to sid in the enforcement Of this
proc Iamation.
Given under my hand and the seal of the
State, at Columbia, this eighteenth
LIS day Of March. A. ID. one thousand
eight hundred and sixty. three
N. |. BONHAM.
Wh Il. HusTr, Secretary Of State.
March 10. 1863. In.