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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1863-12-12

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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-02
Night Report.

PHILADELPHIA, April The Inquirer's Baton
Rouge correspondent makes a statement to the
effect that Gen. Banks really made a serious at.
tempt on Port Hudson. but was fooled by the
steamer carrying the troops being gulched by a
crevasse cut by the Rebels. and ere the morning
light put in she was in imminent peril
NickShurg letter announces the seizure Of
$500 bsles OF cotton some forty miles from Lake
Providence BY our forces. Every bale was mark ed
c. ). A.
WASHINGTON, April l-Dispatches from the
Mississippi squadron embrace reports from the
commanders of the several vessels that attempt
ed to pass Port Hudson on the night Of the llth
Of March. In which il appear that they had
reached the last and mos, formidable batteries.
an we're congraiulating Themselves on having
gained the turn in the river. when the Mississippi
grounded. and fearful that this vessel. under the
calling ire OF the enemy. would fall into their
hands, she was deliberately destroyed by her
commander after the removal OF all on board.
This mishap 10 the Mississippi caused deranve.
ment of the veil contrived programme OF ADM.
raj Farragut for the passage OF all the vessels
The Interior Department 10 day abolished the
land Office NJ Henderson. Minnesota.
The Secretary OF the Treasury's report will
soon DC issued.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-02


The Democracy Of the Fifth Ward met IN con
vention last night at j p. Meikei's. in pursuance
70 previous notice. 10 NOMINATE a candidate for
Councilmsn and TO select delegates to attend The
CITY Convention.
julius Nieolai was called 70 the chair aud r
Protzman chosen Secretary
The Chairman briefly stated the object Of the
meeting, when
On motion, committee Of three. consisting of
Messrs. Roberts, Vandegrift and Gold. we're
appointed 10 select delegates 20 attend the City
Convention 70 be held on Thursday evening
April 9
The following names we're reported by the
committee aud approved By the convention: j
Nicolai. ID. Bender W w Wallace, Henry Van
degrift John Frucksess. Samuel Hetsegesser,
Joseph I. Roberts. NJ Fitchey, I. b. Schoheld.
David McVeay and Cornelius Shaier.
On motion, the following named gentlemen
were announced as candidates for Councilman: J.
7. MekeI, David Meveay. David Bender, L. H.
kuhlmaB and - Ferriter.
The convention, on motion. agreed TO vote by
ballot, when j p Nickel having received ma
jority OF the votes cast, declared the nom
inee
On motion. Nathan b. Palmer Was unani
mously nominated School Trustee and Julius
Nic0lai as the Committeeman from the Fifth
Ward
the same place on next Wednesday evening
JULIUS NICOLAI. Chm'n.
+. PRoTzxAS, Sec'y.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-02

THE CONCERT LAST NIGHT.-The Old Folks
concert last night at Masonic Hall was one Of
the most select and best conducted musical
entertainments ever presented to our citizens;
and We were right glad TO see so large an
audience present and witness their great delight
in the rich musical feast presented To them under
the direction OF their skilltul Conductor, Father
Gnlick
The entire concert was replete with the brightest
gems of melody and harmony, and the grand old
tunes our ancestors so loved to sing we're given
with an JUNCTION and completeness of style we
were entirely nnprepared to witness. The peculiar
tiles and eccentrciiies of the old fashioned singers
were Bit of in a most admirable manner provoking
fits of laughter and great applause
The costumes of the company were also OF the
ancient order. representing various periods; some
OF these were beautiful, Others co ncal.
The programme consisted of a selection OF some
OF the old fuque tuneswith beautiful solos and
Duets by the really charming Paige sisters
These young ladies possessed of rare musical
abilities, OF fine fresh, cultivated voices, and of
thorough knowledge OF using their natural gifts
with effect They charmed every one, and were
enthusiastically encored
The entertainment throughout afforded the
greatest satisfaction to the large audience present.
We predict a succession of crowded houI0 for
the Old Folks during their stay. They give
their second concert to night. with a change Of
programme.
We say to all our readers, 60 and hear one OF
the best entertainments that has been offered Tor
years.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-02

The Black Republicans, excessively fond of
applying pet names To their opponents. are now
very industriously applying the term of Copper
heads to the Democrats. We like it much.
There Is an applicability about it which speaks
out boldly and has paipable meaning.
The "Copperhead" is peculiar To- this country,
a fearless. independent snake that knows its
power. and when disturbed or nterfered with,
uses il; it is a brave snake, and therefore, natu-
rally tolerant, harmless and passive; but take
care you DO not trample upon it, for it never
runs. except to attack lis foe, and its bite, when
once aroused, is awful
Now, the representative of the Republican.
opposite to the Copperhead, is the Backsnake
Aud here. too, the analogy is complete The
black snake is cowardly, Kissing. thieying rep
tile. He possesses somey hat the power to charm,
but he always charms the innocent to destruc-
ton. He rObs birds nests. visits the barn yard
aud sucks hens eggs, and will often be found
curled round the legs of COW sucking her milk
just as Black Republican contractors, jobbers
and office holders are now doing with. Uncle
Samuel's COW
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-02

Our TowNsHIP TICKET THE Republican pa
pers tell Us that the Democrats in this State will
make determined effort To carry the April cleo
tons on next Monday We hope it is true Ii
is what they should do. No lawful or fair means
should be left untried to elect the men selected
by the several township conventions To bill the
township offices. Here, we have good ticket,
anu should be able TO elect IT. The candI
dates are well known in the community as honor
able and upright men who would faithfully and
honestly perform the duties condded to them
They are not politicians They did not seek the
positions that they are placed in: but being sc
lected to bear the standard in the spring cleo
tOns, they have consented to accept the trust.
IL is due To them, after placing their names on
the ticket without solicitation their part, that
they should be sustained at the polls by the
conservative voters of the township We hope
there will be full turn out of the conservative
cit zens next Monday. and that the triumph which
our political enemies almost consede TO Us, may
be sealed by handsome majority.
We have the word of gentleman and sol
der that there shall be no improper inter ference
with the election by the military stationed here
We have the utmo t confidence in Gen. Caring
tor. that he means ust what he says, and that he
viii not suffer his own honor, the honor OF his
profession to be furnished on election day. Ali
We will have to contend against then will be the
usual trickery of INSCRIPTIONS political fac
ton. This we can watch. All we desire is n
fair election. Ii we are beat fairly, will not
complain. But will not be beat, if ali who
dsapprOye of the corruption that has been eating
out the life of our republican Institutions will
walk up to the polls and pronounce their condem
nation by depositing their ballots for the Demo
cratic ticket.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-02

The BHATTEE RoBBER-When the young
Bhattee is about three or four years of age, his
education or training is commenced by his being
compelled to walk aud run given distance daily,
and as he advances in years the exercise Is IN
creased. He must acquire the art OF beating
like a sheep-barking like "a dog-crowing like
cOck-braving like AN ass and in like manner of
initiating all kinds OF animals He must be able
to throw himself on any occasion which may re
quire into every kind OF attitude-tO crawl along
or lie As Hat rs possible on the ground-to run
like dog-to stand on his head with his legs
exte lded widely, so as to appear in the dusk like
a stump Of n tree, etc A sentinel of the 4th
Bengal cavalry on duty, heard something move
about the head ropes OF his horses On looking
round. he saw what he supposed to be a large
dog. which ran between his legs and nearly upset
him The sentinel, no sever, had heard of the
ability with which many of the natives could
initiate different animals, and not satisfied
with this explanation of the noise that had first
excited his attention. de still suspected that
some roguery was on feot and the better to de-
,ect IT,, he placed himself behind what appeared
To be the stump OF n tree, AT short distance
from the spot on which he had been previously
standing. On this supposed stump he hung his
helmet and. bent on the mos attentive scrutiny
he placed his head between the two limbs OF the
stump. so as 10 be unpercelsed, TO command a
direct view of the quarter from which the noise
originally proceeded This, however, was too
much for the thief. for such in reality was this
pseudo tree stump who. unable to restrain his
laughter and finding his situation some~h crit
CAL suddenly executed a somerset. upset the AS
tonished soldier and made off with his helmet.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-02

MTReroLuAN HALt.-We have a change Of
programme q night. At the Metropolitan That
startling drama. " he Guide OF the Alps which
was received with such meriiei favor. will be
produced again IL will draw crowded house
AMI u should do To our taste IL j. the most
amusing aud Interesting play that we have Wit
messed this season. The humor j. uch. AMI the
sentiments enrolling aud the situations start
ing. Ia short ID has all the elements calculated
io make play popular. aud the Consays. assist
ell by the excellent compan, render IL effectively.
The bill tonight j. good throughout
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-02
e.sslr-Governor Andrew ON ,.,,hu.s,,.

", ~ ID q
rivals the hardshell preacher who dise0urses from
the text, "And he sang upon the iarp ~ thou
sand sirIngs-spereis Of j.sg nlea made perleck -
The Governor concludes his fast day proclama
ton With phrase which he probably thinks i TO
be found somewhere between Genesis and Rev
Citations" and which he shapes in this superscrip
tuTal form:
Leading Us IN tie way which is hewn ont for
the ransomed 70 walk IN, where the vulture's eve
never saw and the lions whelp never trod.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-02

LAST LINES OF UHLAND.-Rev. C I. Brooks
sends to tie Boston Transcript translation oil
the last lines the great German poet INLAND ever
wrote. They were on the death of an infant
and, as Mr. Brooks truly remarks, care in perfect
keeping with the simplicity of the poets walk
and character and forms fitting swan-song lor
his own pure and peaceful life. Does not the
little quatrain deserve 10 be remembered SIDE d!
side with that Persian one on the new born child
given bv SIR William Jonesl
We thee come saw thee go
Brief guest IN this our earthly lands
wherefIomf wheretos We only know-
Prom Gods own hand % Gods own hand.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-02

TT Discharged soldiers can obtain their bounty
who have been discharged by reason of wounds
received in battle Call or write to (enclosing
stamp David McKernan. No. West Washing
ton street. Indianapolis. who is the authorized
Agent for procuring pensions, back paw and all
military claims. mch25-6m
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-02
coMMERciAL.


tHrtELs9nArE-
VIEW Sork Market.
NEW YoRx. April /.
Flour l0@l 5cbe,ter and nore active. IS 90@
7 10 for extra State. 81 30@7 50 for extra round
hoop Ohio and 81 55@s IS for trade brands. the
market closing firm with no sellers At inside quo
tations.
Whisky 46@471kc .IN
WheA, falIy &c higher and quiet. only limited
supply offering; winter red Western 81 20. amber
Michigan 81 II. white Kentucky 81 80. Corn DC
higher and more active; 81 693c for sound. SSd
s5c for unsound. Oats o2@s6c.
Sugar 1s@l4c better.
Pork firm with fair demand; sales az $i4 for
old mess, sl6 50@l6 % for new mess. Slld
l3 81 for new prime mess Beef shade easier.
seq for mess, prime Sll 50Gl2 Is repacked
mess Sl2Gl4
Lard irmer with fair inquiry at lO15 q III 4c.
including 500 brls for June at lIs@n34c.
Sterling exchange frner. Bankers bills l7o@
III. Gold hrmer but very irregular; opening AZ
Sc, declining to %. and closing firm at 50
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-02

sE- Garden lands in the vicinity of Indianapo
lis cultivated farms in Indiana, and timber and
prairie lands in Indiana. Illinois. Missouri. Kan
sas. Iowa and Minnesota. are for sale by Delzell
4 Jones. Real Estate Agents. 81 East Washing
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-02
Sob Printing.

We arc now ready to do all kinds of plain and
fancy job Printing. in the best style on short
tce. and cheap any other office. We have
competent hands, good presses. fine assortment
Of paper and cards. and we can do good and chen :
work All kinds of books. briefs catalogues
&c, printed in the best stye and on short notice
We ask the patronage of Democrats. and all 9th
ers that want printing done IF.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-02

TEA desirable cottage containing six rooms.
on a good lot. with east front on Illinois
street between Vermont and Michigan streets. is
for sale cheap, on easy terms by Frank Smith,
Real Estate Agent.
Also. farm of about eighty acres the
Michigan road and one mile from the city, at
ass per acre Terms very easy.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-02
Price 81 90 per 100.
THE LIBERTY OF THE CITIZEN,
TIE SPEECH OF
Hon. D. w. Voorhees,,

Delivered In the House Of Representatives, February
Is 1854. the Act 10 indemnify the President and
other for suspendng the writ Of babeas corpus
and acts done in pursuance thereof" Is printed in
pamphlet FORM and be obtained th. office. This
The great effort OF Mr. Voorhees, protect the liberty
Of the citizen from the deSpots Of the President and
his mnons. and should be In the hands Of every
Indiana II makes pamphlet of Is pages.
Price 81 30 per 100.
All orders should direct the speeches be sent by
press, the postage will be copy and be
prepaid
Address ELDER, HARKNESS & BINGHAM.
indianapolis.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-02

RESTAURANT FOR SALE-0ne Of the best 10
Gated establishments on Illinois street, now doing
a thriving business as a saloon and restaurant is
offered for sale on advantageous terms Partic
uIars can be learned by inquiring ut this Office.
% &c
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-02

- For some reason our weekly papers on
the Terre Haute road are not received regularly
and on time We are disposed TO believe it is
the fault of the route agent Will the Special
Mail Agent see to il that our papers are delivered
regularity
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-02

Losr "A small pocket book containing papers
of value. There was a few dollars in money
also in the wallet. The finder will be rewarded by
leaving il ut this Office the livery Stable of
Delzell & Todd, on East MARYLAND street
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-02

All FooL's DAY The "custom more hon.
orei in the breach than the observance. OF cele
braiinr the irrt day Of April by PLAYING prsnss
upon friends. vas so far as our observation went
entirely neglected in tss ely yesterday Even
the boys on the streets abstained from thef usuAi
uranks of doing up parcels neatly and laying
them on the route Of visitors from the country
"AIl FOOLS Day" Was like any other day IN the
Last week-quite ~ dull and unrcduc'ive OF a
single item Of interest
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-02

- The City Treasurer. Mr. English. notifies
the holders Of city orders issued prior to July !,
1862 TO present them for payment The inter
est on them ceases after the LIST day Of April.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-02

MERCHANT TMLoRs-G. II Heitkam Co.
have Just opened a fine assortment of piece goods.
No IL North Illinois street. nearly opposite the
Bates House TO which they invite public atten-
ton Youths clothing made TO order in the lat
est stvle Prices very low 30 I'm
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-02
rkLEeRsrE-
Cincinnati Market.

CIsoIssATI. April ].
Flour Is irmer; superhne s. 90@6 extra State
Sc lO@6 %. with a fair demand
Wheat is held at 293c higher, but buyers re-
fused to follow up the advance; sales at 81 30G
| IS Corn in good demand at 65@66c Oats
declined TO 6cc. Rye scarce and in demand at
9ec@Sl. Barley dull, but not lower.
Whisky advanced TO 42c
Mess pork held at Sl4 so. There is good
demand for bulk meats: sales Of 400 900 lbs at
4@414c for shoulders. 5i5 @55sc for sides and
81 &C tor hams.
Lard is in good demand at lOL4c, but not Of.
iered freely at l0C6l01sc.
Groceries firm but the demand light.
Gold and demand notes advancedto l55. Silver
l40. Exchange firm aud steady.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-02

THK BEsT PIANos-Chickering < Sons and
Steinway Sons at Willard StowelPs. No.
Bates House ON
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-02

Messrs. Baker L Mclver. seem determined TO
Guido all their former efforts this spring. Such
another stock of hats. caps and straw goods as
are piled up in their room We have not seen for
many dav. , AZ
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-02

KAY hoUsE, SHELBYvfLE. 1t viii De seen oy
notice in our new advertisement column that
this splendid hotel is for rent. Ii Is the huest
hotel building N the State outside OF the large
cities. and equal 70 any of our first class houses
Ia this city. Shebyvle i one OF the most thuv-
inc county seits in the West. with large bust.
ness and wealthy country around II. The op-
portuui'y Is here presented Tor person DESTROYS
oi engaging in the hotel bushes. OF making a
most desirable location
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-02
which Is the Wore Loyal!
The following is taken from Connecticut pa

"o 'VIO"IHg ! tkeh HOm CONNECTICUT pa
per:
Mr. Nallandigham Mr. Bingham said ::
said 1T i the restora- WHO, in the name IL
ton Of the Union "a it God. wants the Cotton
was in 1853, and con states. or anv other
tnued for over seventy State, this side OF perdi
years, that am bound ton TO remain in the
to the last hour Of nv Union. If slavery is to
political existence . continueg"
Pray, now. which j. the traitor! Will some
AboIitionist answer
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-02

To Local ADVERTISERS Rates of advertising
in the local column will hereafter be as follows:
For ten liIS or less, 81 90. Over ten lines, ten
cents line No notice will be inserted until paid
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-02

To- Gen. Nathan kimball has been assigned
90 the command of the District Of Jackson. Ten
ne.ses, a yer, important position
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-02

II desirable residence. No SO North Del
aware street. for sale. Inquire of
80 EDMUND CLARK
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-02

SoLpfrRs CLAIMS -. I Jackson having been
authorized bv the Government. J. giving special
attention to the collection Of bounties. back pay
and pensions for discharged or deceased soldiers
Any information desired viii be promptly given
Office With Hendricks & Hord. .Etna Building.
tao doors south OF the pos1ofhce y %
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-02
CITY AND STATE ITEMS.

TT Metallic burial cases and baskets at Longs
South Meridian street. 3l-d&wlm
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-02

~March We

rE-March went out clustering and blowing
lust a IL came in and left the door open as Il re
tired Yesterday. although the sun shone
brightly. the cold wind was suggestive OF gloves.
furs and overcoats We will hve spring " eather
after while II We have patience TO Wait for it
We are informed by farmers that the fruit i still
uninjured by the recent cold SNAPS For this We
have reason 20 be thankful, even II we do shiver
over big fires in the month Of April
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-02

sT-The Address of the Democratic Members
of the General Assembly Ia the People of Indiana
setting forth the history OF the late session and
the reasons why more had not been accomplished
during its constitutional term. Is now being print
ell in pamphlet form. AMI will lie sent To sub
scrihers as fast a. they can be got ready Il make
a pamphlet of i6 pages. Price 81 80 per 100
copies 81 3t