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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-17
AIR DAD ACCIDENT.
Rhode Islands Quota Full.
Proceedings of Congress,
&C., &C., &C., &c.


Sr. Louis, February ia private letter,
from an eve witness, dated Vcksburg. February
{, says:
McPherson's corps crossed Big Black River.
fifteen miles east of Vicksburg. on the It'll
Hurltut's corps took parallel route from
Vicksburg AMI crossed at Messengers Ford. five
miles above McPherson's pontoons Each col
umn was fourteen miles in length.
The force sent up the Yazoo was to prevent
our trains being cut off by flank movement of
the enemy.
The iron clads will try to reach Grenada. TO
cooperate with Smiths cavalry and drive For
rests rebel command toward Canton, where
Bishop Polk's conscripts are
jackson is said To he fortified with cotton bales
This letter establishes the fasitv of the spe
Gals from Nashville to New York. stating that
Sherman entered Jackson on the 9Th
The circular setting forth the objects and pur-
poses Of the Mississippi VALLEY Sanitary Fair. 10
be held in ST. LOUIS, commencing the 18th of
May. appears in our papers this morning. The
Executive Committee earnestly request papers
throughout the country To give il an extensive
circulation. aud invite an attentive perusal by
persons in all sections.
Leavenworth dispatch says:
A1vces from New Mexico to January 81 say
that Col Kit Carson pursued the Navaoe In
dams through Canon de Chelle, killing twenty
three anu tahiiS Lou pilSOneTS ne tApeultOn
very successful.
Gov. Goodwin of Arizona organized the gov
ernment of that territory on the 29ih of Decem
Der
Gen. Blunt is preparing for Fort Smith
The Democrats Fort Smith special has the
following:
The coming Stale election will be held in about
thirty six counties. There will be no opposition
to Judge Murphy
Arkansas will be represented in the Louisville
Freedom Convention.
Capt Durham OF Gen B,nks' staff, had ar
rived at Little Rock with important dispatches
relative to future operations for extinguishing
the rebellion in the trans Mississippi Depart
ment.
An immense commissary train arrived from
Little Rock yesterday.
Memphis dispatch OF the 10Th says:
Gen. Smiths cavalry expedition camped last
night near Holly Springs.
The weather has turned very cold; the ther-
mometer sinking from about 40 above zero
last evening, to above zero at 3 O'Clock this
morning.
The Missouri Legislature adjourned sine die
this morning.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-17
HOUSE.

Mr.. Dawes regarded it extraordinary that Mr..
Davis of Maryland, should have formerly moved
TO las these credentials on tine table without ever
giving Arkansas a fair hearing.
Mr.. Davis of Nd said his objection was that
their credentials assumed the pre- existence of a
State government in Arkansas which not
true in point OF fact; they must first ascertain
whether there is State government there before
they entertain the question of admitting Rep
resentative.
Mr. Boutwell, concurred in the views of. Mr..
Davis OF Nd. saving that we should wait until
Arkansas shall reorganIze without military CO.
ercion
Mr. Boutwell, then offered series OF resolu-
tons declaratory OF the of the House in re-
gard to the reconstruction OF the Union, among
the requirements of which are freedom to the
black as we'll as the white man.
Mr. Herman appealed to the House to devote
themselves TO practical questions instead of dis
cussing humbug propositions.
Mr.. Dawes argued in favor of the credentials
OF Johnson, the Committee on Elections, and
that he considered without reference to the ques-
ton of reconstruction.
Davis replied that in bis opinion the admission
of Representative from Arkansas would be the
recognition of the existence of n State gov
eminent there.
After an Intellectual motion to the question to
refer it to Select Committee on reconstruction
with instructions, they were referred to the Com
mittee on Elections.
/ The House then resumed the consideration of
/ the whisky amendments to the Internal Revenue
bill.
The Senate's amendment taxing all liquors
distilled after the passage of this act sold be
tween the 10Th of July and the lst of January
next 40 cents per gallon: also taxing all liquors
distilled or sold on and after the lst of January
next. 50 cents per gallon. were disagreed to;
yeas 81 nays l05.
The Senate's amendment striking out the adj
dtional tax Of % cents on adulterated spirits was
agreed to.
The amendment striking out the proposed tax
on all spirits now on hand was agreed to without
final amendment
The House then Adjourned.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-17
Barnyard Lyrics.

No perfume rich the farmer knows.
As thai which fr.m his barnyard blows
4 care not whaf the chemists teach.
whatJoh SONS write and lie biegs preach,
Through vcuues deep In lore profound
kruruonia snd the kindred round.
Prom childhood mp I've noted vel
Just how a barnyArd ought 10 smell:
Not like the winds from Ceylon blown,
Not the crisp civet frsm Cologne,
Nor that let loose 20 stihe man
By our strange brethren Of Japan:
Bat potent, rich. and yet subdued,.
An odor neither sharp nor rude:
OF rotting straw the wholesome scent.
OF horse and COW the full ferment;
with roofing pigs By vigorous snout
To toss the unctious mass about.
! know what helps the farmers get
From mere sp0on,a o. poudrette:
know what odd ms sterious shapes
Prom snPerphosphafe down 70 Mape>,
The modern helps 70 farming take,
And keep myself 70 all awake
From ground ring-crabs with frfghfful claw,
10 Allen. Lodi, Rhodes and Baugh,
| doubt not good may chance 20 come,
Indeed my crops have met with some;
know the chemists will PROFOUND
bag Of bones when finely ground,
As good on land, ~ rich or poor.
A. a fun wagon 81 manure
They may be right, they may be wrong,
Ny faith will stiIl continue strong
That he whose ardor ne'er abates,
And his own barDyard cultivates,
With muck and sods aud stalks and straw,
And dripping heaps from thris ing kline,
viii to his hungry falIows draw
All that the chemists can combine,
II Country Gentleman.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-17
THIRTY-EIGHTH CONGRESS.
SENATE.
WAsHINeTox. Fehruary is.

WAsHISorox. February Is
Bills granting lands 10 the State Of Oregon.
10 aid in The construction of military roads we're
passed
On motion of Mr. Harris. the bill repeating
the statutes of Legislatures IN certain cases. was
ca lei F., and passed The bill amended pro-
vides that during the existence of the rebellion.
the time during which person shall be beyond
the reach of legal process shall not be deemed or
taken a. any part OF the time limited by Law for
the commencement of action.
On motion of Mr.. Line, of Kansas the Sen
ate projected to the consideration of the bill
providing for the selling of certain lands in Texas
for the use of persons of African descent
Mr. Lane addressed the Senate at length on
his bill.
After the conclusion OF Mr.. loves remarks
the regular order was taken M, the question
being on MIR. Cowan's amendment, giving all
soldiers similar pay, &c.
Mr. Wilson proposed amendment giving all
soldiers the same pay, clothing. emouments, ra-
tons and bounty from March 1864
Mr. Davis proposed amendment TO dsband
and disarm all colOred troops; that if colored
men be employed in the army il be as teamsters
and labOrers, and that LOYAL owners be paid for
slaves. and receive full value in case the 1--we die
in the service OF the United States. He supported
his amendment in long speech condemnatory
of slave troops and the policy of the Administra-
ton, and said even il armies are successful in
the coming campaign the rebellion would not
be subdued, as the rebels would carry YIN a parti-
san war
A message from the House, announcing their
adherence their amendment to the enrolment
bill, and asking for conference. was received
The Senate adhered 10 its amendments, and
authorized the chair to appoint Conference
Committee
The Senate then adjourned
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-17
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rs NOW READY TO TRANSACT ALL BUSINESS
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roads Insurance and other coupan : OF other ike pur
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the Treasury Washington thus avoiding risk delay,
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Orders for per legal tender notes and II other
L. = Securities promptly executed. and commission al
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The highest rates given for Gold liver. Coupons,
ou.rtermaster's Checks ant all public securities.
Exchange bought and sold on liberal terms, and col
lectons made.
: Revenue Stamps always for sale in sums 70 suit.
and At discount will be sent to any par OF the State
requested.
order. - buy or sell stocks coin. here or in New
YORK will be executed per oder and Al low com
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The attention paid TO the safe seeping OF De
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National Bank Notes matter where issued, viii Be
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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-17

FORTRESS Monroe, February I6.-Twenty six
Union officers arrived this forenoon. having rs
capped from Libby Prison on the 10Th inst In
addition to names heretofore reported are the fol-
lowing:
Col W p Kerdriech of the Sd Tennessee Cav
airy. Lieut.. Col. George 6. Davis of 4h Maine,
Lieut.. Col. Alex Won " ETHEL of 18th Pennsvva
mia. Lieut. j. + Boyd. Major |. o Collins OF the
29th Indiana. NJ ijor George w Fitzinmons of
3ih Indiana. Lieut.. VIM Reynolds of 73d Ind
Lieut. 7 p. Williams and Capt VI Bovd of the
73l Indiana, Capt Morton Tower of the 18th
Mass, C,pt Michael Gallagher at the 81 New
York Cavalry. Can't A. Hamilton of the 18th
Kentucky Cavalry. Lieut. |. O Fisher of the 7th
Indiana Battery. Cfpt | F Gallaher of 81 Ohio.
Lieut.. y :. Mckeen of DIST Illinois, Capt / y.
Johnston of the 9th Kentucky Cavalry, Captain
W Is Randell cf 81 Ohio Lieut. X. Y Brad
ford of 81 Tennessee Cavalry, Capt d. Jones of
ls Kentucky
Some twenty FIVE others who escaped with the
above, were captured
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-17
Tn. Liberty OF the c,uzen-speecn

Of Hon d. w VOORHEES, delivered in the House II Rep
February Is. 1se3. tts Aet toindemnify
the President and other persons for suspendng hewrt
n habeas corpus and acts done in pursuance thereof
printed pamphlet FORM aud can be obtained
this Office This Is the great effort Of Mr. Voorhees, to
protect liberty Of the citizen. and shonld
hands OF every voter in Indiana. II makes pamphlet
ofsixteen pages. Price 81 so per hundred.
IPAli orders should direct the speeches to be sent
BY express. the postage will be one cen, copy and
must be prepaid.
Address ELDER, HARDNESS a BINGHAM,
Indianapolis.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-17

SPRIxG GooDs-The first of the season. are
now shown on the counters of Hume, Lord x
Co. comprising Fancy Dress Silks. Figured
Lustres. Popliu Alpacas, Popins. Poll de Chevres.
Delains, CHIMES, Ginghams and Prints This
firm deserve great credit for their enterprise and
We have no doubt but what they will be appre
ciated BY the ladies' These goods may be ex-
pected daily for some time to come, and no
pains or expense will be spaIel by them to show
their customers the finest and most fashionable
line of dress goods ever offered in this market.
Ia eod3
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-17

The METROPOLITAN enterprising mana
ger, Dir. Butsch. determined to keep pace with
the public demands, has commenced the work of
remodeling the interior of the Metropolitan The
parquette is to be entirely re-arranged and chairs
substituted for the present seats. The entrances
it will be by side instead of central aisies
Changes also are 10 be made in the dress circle,
giving enlarged capacity for the comfort and
convenience of the audience. The improvements
vii! be in a style OF elegance COMFORTING through
out with the general adornments of this beautiful
Temple of the Drama.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-17

GRksr ORIsISAL PIcTUREs or rHE REvoLUrroS
johnson beales Colossal Mirror of the Revo-
ieuon, from fremont Temple, Boston, is an
nounced for exhibition at Masonic Hall con-
mencing Tuesday evening. February % IL i
said TO be beautiful exhibition. Astounding in
life like scenes aud thrilling effects rendering il
par excellence the grand historical exhibition Of
the age. Vast. comprehensive. officially au,hen
tic. and minute in all i,s details IL stands alone
as the only pictorial exponent OF the struggle OF
l7T6. A corps Of the most celebrated artists n.
Boston were employed upon this great work at ar
expense Of twenty thousand dollars
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-17
tew Sork Market.

NEw YoRK, February 10.
Flour quiet at about previous prices
Whisky dull at e5@s6c.
Wheat in more active demand at an an advance
of fully lie Corn unsettled and shipping mixed
western in store offered at 81 2s6 30; buyers
offer 81 goal 275 for yellow and western.
Coffee very firm but quiet. Sugar firm at 10
@l4c for New Orleans. and 1914 c for Muscovado
and Ia for Porto Rico Moasses dull and prices
nominal
Pork frmer. but less active at S2l .50G22 for
mess, and $50 7562l for old mess, 375024
for new mess, and 500 50@2l for prime mess:
also 500 brls mess for February delivery. at the
buyers option. at S2l 80 Beet quiet and steady.
Lard firm but less active ut l3@l4:
Money decidedly easier at per cent. for mod
crate amounts, but large balances have been
offered at ) per cent. Sterling orenel at l76,
but declined to 1854. Gold irregular and unset
tied; opening at 605s. advancing TO 81 y, and
closing firm at 60l4 a 60sac prem.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-17
From NeN XOrk.

NEw YORK, February l6 "A special TO the
Commercial from Washington, February l6,
saws:
There is an evident dispoStan on the part of
Congress to grant authority To Secretary Chase
To sell the surplus gold in the Treasury. His
friends assert that the receipts nj the Custom
House between the present time and July lst will
be more than sufficient to meet the specie de-
mands that will be due nj that time aud that a
judicious rate of even oae half of the 81 900 900
of gold now in the Treasury will put a stop To
the speculations in gold Others. however, fear
that this gold. If taken from the Treasury will be
sent abroad. and thus have disastrous effect on
our finances
\ heavy gale from the northwest prevailed all
this afternoon and evening with heavy gusts Of
snow.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-17

REMOVAL --Pomroy. Fry < Co. dealers in
iron. steel. nails. castings, &c. and agents for
the Ohio River Salt and Madison Pearl Starch
Companies. have removed to No "a South Meri-
dian street. Fishback & Vajen's new and splendid
block p, F. & Cos assortments are among the
heaviest in the city, the house being one of the
oldest in the State