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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-17

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Noon Reports.
LETTER OF GEN. BUTLER TO
COMMISSIONER 0ULD.
He Defines his Position as Con-
missioner Of Exchange.
List Of officers who Escaped
from Libby Prison.
Col. Streight Among the Number.
RECEPTION OF VETERANS IN ST. LOUIS.
Gen. RoSecrans Visits Jefferson City.
Col. strcight Among the Number
RECEPTION OF VETERANS IN ST. LOUIS
Gen. Rosecrans Visits Jefferson City
&c. &c. &c. &c. &c.



NEw YoRK February l6.-The Tribune has
the following
The correspondence between the United States
aud rebel authorities on exchange of prisoners 90
be submitted 10 the Senate has Just been pub
li-hed We copy = letter of Gen Bntler defining
the position of the Government and himself:
FORTRESS MONROE. Jan ~ 1864
Sir: Your note addressed 10 VI j Gen Hitch
cock in relation 10 an appointment by the Gov
ernmen, OF the United States OF aCpmmiSsioner
of Exchange is reformed This Government
clfims and exercises the power of appointing i's
own agents To represent its interests. Irrespective
OF any supposed sanction bv Confederate author
iiieS. No right of declaration of outlawing by
those authorities of any officer soldier of the
United States can be admitted for moment
regarded by the Government OF the United
States. - it certainly will hot be by the persons
upon whom such intimidation is attempted
am instructed 10 renew the offer leaving all other
questions in allowance to exchange man for man
and officer tor officer OF equal rank actually held
in custody by either party until all prisoners of
war 30 held are thus exchanged
take leave To express the hope from hum ne
considerations To those confined prisoners OF
war either side that this offer will be acce.'tei
| am further Instructed TO inform vuu that unless
flags Of truce sent forward under sanction OF the
commanding General OF this Department j. rec
further communication between this Government
aud the Confederate authorities by hig of truce
must cease. however much the lo,s it, ameliora
ting influences upon the risors of what ought to
be civilized warfare is To be regretted. But the
respops bility of such determination must be left
with those whom YOU represent.
have the honor to he very respectfully,
our obedient servrnt.
Ban Z. Butler,
NJ or General &c.
To- Hon. RoBERr OULD,
CUm'r. oi Exchange, Richmond
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From Fortress Monroe.

FORIRtss MoNRoE, Febru,r, ID The Rich
mond tx InIiner has the following list of the
principal officers who escaped from Libby Prison,
aud their rank
Among them we regret 10 have 20 class the no
torious Col Streight. Col T Boyd. 30 h army
corps; Col " q Ely. 18Th Connecticut: Col.
Hobart Dist VS., onsin: Col A p Kendrick
81 West Tennessee C,vairy: Col. W B Me-
Creary. 2lSt Missouri; Col. ) Rose. 77rh
Pennsvlvani,: Col j. SDaG ri. 97,h n Y ;
Col W Sden. l6sh NJ line: Col 5 5 West,
2i.h WiScous'r; Cui ID MilS - q Pennsvlva-
ma: NJ j. T p. Col ins 29th Indiana: VI j G..
" Fiz>imm"rS. 18Th Iaai,na; VI ! II Hoon-r
l5th Massachusetts; Mi b. b Md uhld 10th
Ohio: NJ j Wrzel. "A h Ptnnsy ylvsni4: Mi J
Walker. I'D Indiana; NJ Mj j Henry. 5th
Ohio
The Examiner Of the 18Th has rhe following
names of those who wee retaken up to Inst
night
Col J. SpaiTord. Capt Yates. 81 Ohio:
Capt Stir. Ie4h New York: C,pt Firah.
l7th New York: Lieut. II Hunk. 57rh Penn
sylyauia Lieut. n Dily. Sh Penns, lvani
Cavalry: Lieut. a. b Wits 4th PENNSYLVANIA
C,vair,: Lieut. f Schnpler IL IA P,nnsylvAnia;
Lieut. W l. Watson. 81, Wisconsin: L eut l.
Moran. 73i New York: Lieut. & II Morgan.
Lieut. Il ) Chive~ter. - lIliuo 5: l. cut W B
Pierce. llti Kentucky Cavalry: Llcui Moore
4th Kentuek,; l. cut z 5 E,iwnr,l- o. h Penn
syivaua; Srcoud Lieut. p II White. SJi Penn
sylvauia; Second Lirnt j. VI W,>Spn. 4 h
Ohio; Sec"nd Lieut. Z G,mbe 6h Peun-
s,lvania: Lieut. q L.rl 5i.h Peun>vlvani,
Lieut. 5 I Brown 18Th CtvAlrv: Adiu
tant VI Small. 9th Mar, land: Is .ac johnson
engineer steamer SteliIie
There were be-ides - Cap, ,ins aud SO Lieu
tenants. making lhy in all who gained their LID
ersy without the preiminarieS uf p'role or ex
change Oh these 0ulv four have been returned
t. prison up to last evening Gen Neal W
did not aueTpt the pts>age of the tunnel. TO
the reason that he WAS rid hi~ STRENGTH wnulc
fail him in his fii.ht to the embrace of Butler
the beast
The following officers are reported to have ar
rived "A William<turs:
Col Sueisht. Col McCreary. Lieut. Col Ho
bart. Capt. Wallack. 5l>t Indiana; Lieut. Harris
9;h Ohio
Sixteen other officers have arrived at Williams
burg
GunbOats have gone up the James and Chick
"homny rivers to give protection to such as Cal
be found
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INSURANCE.
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indianapolis, Indiana.
Office, No. 5 Odd Fellows Hall,
CUP STAIRS.)
INSUR ANCE.

Capital ...... ..... 100000.
INSURES DWELLINGS. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
Barnes Hay. Grain and Live Stock therein, against
loss and damage by tire, for the Of live
years
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wu b>ou Indians polls; john H. Hutton, Richmond.
OsEIcERs-J :. Harvey, PRESIDENT Frederick Braggs,
Vice President: Frederick Braggs, Treasurer; VIM T.
Gibson Secretars.
&. a.. Os.sN. General Agent.
gEFEEsScE~-Wm. A. Peelle. Ex Sec State, Centre
Vile. Andrew Wallace. Esq, Merchant wm X. Nossinger
Cashier 1T Nat'I BaRk IT, Fletcher. 10. Mrcrhanf
J r. d.ilon ,i, iey Ltw Josiah Locke E.q o;
Locke Bro r J. Peek. ESQ, President T. n 4 l. Rail-
road 10. indianapolis. John Peterson ESQ STEPHEN r.
Virgins, Merchant. Richmond. ID. l.. winAm>on, ESQ
Attorney Law, Greenca>e: q. ". Hill ESQ Tfttsbero
Harv@y d. scc.t, ESQ.,, Terre Haute; NJ. e. Culver Rsq
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GROCERIES.

LIB ALvoRD. Ix.cALDwEIL HB.ALvoRD.
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WHOLESALE GROCERN.
LIQUOR DEALERS
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Are in DAILY receipt Of fresh goods.
Constantly on hand and for sale Atths loves
prices, alsrge and assorted stock
Coffee, sugar,
noIasses, syirp,
Rice, Tea, Nails,
Glass, sooaenware,
soaps, candles, starch.
Raisins, Cigars, Tobacco.
MackereI, WhiteFish, Cordage
Nuts, Figs, Dates. IsiI,es. Brandy.
Gin am. wines, whisky,
NottonS of all kinds. and
Plantation aud Boke er,s Bitters.
Particular attention given to the sale of
FKODTCE OF I'LL kE.V'JlS
68 East Washington Street.
INDIAN TOLLS, IND.
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a THE AMERICAN DISPENSARY WE TREAT BY
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k.sUs Cler,. calling Of the womb, L1nceration L7cer
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the Female SyBi0e~. This instrument should
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Of stamp copy q Private Letter TO Married Ladies'
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fresh from The D>pensary are rery goOd in simple dis
eases, irregularities. dc Price 81 sent by mail
Al the 1na,ricGR DisEens0fy ai-o treat tciflouI
mercury. aud with never failing IeaeridI. OF
what the quacks call prfcte secref diseases: SVphR
IN all its stages GOnorrhea Geet Structure Hydrocele
CirCoc~le VarcOcele Car>ocele- Spermsorhea Seminal
Weakness. Nocturnal Emissions. Sexual Debility, I'm.
potency, and effects Of self-ahuSe. The lasi six ar.
treated Of IN private eter" " which We send free on
receipt of stamp.
he experience OF the Surgeon IN charge Of this de-
partmeni ~ Of the best Hospitals in Europe and in
New York City, enables him TO patients scieutcai
ly and restore them speedily
Those living at distance communicate by lette
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REAPERs AND MOWERS.
The Improved Buckeye Reaper
and Mower

TO WHICH WAS AWARDED Twn PREMIUMS BIZ IN
DIANA STATE FAIR 1858.
HNTlLI. BE ON SALE Al Al WOODS HARDWARE
w stors, Ia Washington street, Indianapolis.
a ter April 1T, ist4.
II u nov IN store Al Rrowning's warshouse.
the Belefoutsne pit. Call IL. Unn April 1t
address Dorses Anderson Agents. GresueAstIe. ind
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r. X G. T. l. $ | o X
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a RE- SAFE RELIABLE CURATIVE ANT PURELY
n vegetable and warranted TO give satisfaction and
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GbyeP, tashartic and auti.Bfttious
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Ague Ptiis, for The radical cure Of Fever and
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Cholc Cholera Morbus IS also the best pain killer
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Compound Extract of rnica, for Rheu-
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All oft ABOVE se~en remedies put up scienfih
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NOS A NEW MkTBOD q. TREAT
~ ING Venerial Diseases, inci' III &
Syphilis in ali it, stages 'icrorrhea,
GIeei, Structure. Nsri ocile, and Hydro
cele, Diseases 49, me Kidneys. Bladder,
&c, VITA at mercury containing va
liable treat se on thas wide spread nala
dy of youth, Seminal WesSaess, Noe
turnal Emis, ,iOns, Sexaa Debility, I'm
potency. &C.. the secret intrmities Oi
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COOKING RANGES

With one. two more Over Ranges and Extra Char
coal Bruiler Attachment
We would also call the attention Of th public to Ou
large stocA Of marbalized
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We are the only agents for the City Of the
Good Samaritan Cooking,
AND TBE
KEHSTO.s'E ED.SssLOIe STOV'E

TnE GOOD SAMARITAN, for VIII ch we have the ex
clu i've agency i offered t. al who in Of
FIRST CLASS COOK Nj SttNf, wiih the utmost conf
dence that will Tot fail tn please the careful
honSekrepeF. II j. iapted for wood or coal.
1HE G. IOD SAMARITAN has tsken the first premium
Eleventh Annual indiana Fair, all other
Cooking Stoves.
ThE KENSrONE PARIlnR STOVE, for wood, with
double top and base, ha> thar dOuh the raj ating
surace o ay her Stove of IL size aud Uili throw
heat with one half the wood Tni> Stove having
bsen te>t-d take pleasure ia preentg to he pub
lie The best economical Par Stove in the
ma ket.
Agents for Indianapol, for Heller 4 Youngs old
tab iShed
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rom -. Louis.

ST LouIs. February 10 The 18Th Missouri
veteran volunteers arrived from Chattanooga
this afternoon and received most hearty aud
enthusiastic reception They we're received bv
large cummittec of citizens and escorte through
the city by the military and several civic socie-
ties to Turner Hall. where refreshments were
provided ami Il = presented The streets were
deusey thrOnged Wiih people and flags waved
from nearly every house
Gen ROsecranS VISITED Jefferson CITY 10 dav.
and VAS formally received by Gov Hall and
Gen. Brown He MS escorted To the II al of the
House OF Representatives. where he made a
rpeech Ia q Jpiu' session OF the Assembly upon
the cOniitiOn Of affairs in Mss uri. de said the
great object Ia lie attained IN the State was
the restoration OF law and order. aud invited the
members To give him information of the condi-
ton OF Affairs in their respective sections aud
their Judgment as TO the best means Of accom-
pi~hing that end
I he telegraph ia completed to Little Rock via
St. LOUIS aud Font Smith
From Chattanooga.
CHATTANOOGA. February Is The Sch Ohio
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indianapolis and Madison
R& - - H ax Sb N I'D
1868. EE SSy;lEfsSSss 4 s6sE 1868.

New Arrangement To Commence Non.
day. Eeb.Z ,. rSf
FTNNO passenger trains daily (Sgndays excepied be
I tween Indianapolis and Madison.
Leave the Union Depot Indianapolis at 600 4. "
and p NJ. arriving Madison 10 so NJ so
M.
Leave the Depot at Madison ats A. H. and 40 p. NJ.
arriving Indianapolis a IL A NJ and 7-4aP
Trains J. ColuTn Us for Itu-hville y. NJ,
iug az 10 2 w. Reiuininr leav. Rushville att N
arr wing q; Columbus q Ills A. II
THIS Road forms a line with the Packets Madison for
the transportation OF freight between Cincinnati aud In
disnapolis and points West.
Tariff Of Freights a. low as by any other route.
Shipper and merchants West will il
est to ship by this line.
feb2 DC BRASHAM Superintendent
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from Chattanooga

CHATTANOOGA. February l5-The Sch Ohio
are veterans. II L DUvAL.
Colonel Commanding.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-04-21

= Simon sprang to .his feet, .langhing.----
MY dear Betsey, said be, assuming his
natural tone and manner. could you me-
elect me for such stupid and cowardly
boobies ss thesef'
Then you arc not mad. Simon?
Very far from it--only q little angry
with yen my DEAR
And you don't want to bite any body,
6imonf'
i could est you up said Simon; and
throwing his arm around her waist be
planted dozen kisses on her not reluct.
ant lips.
In short. the couple were soon upon
their former footing. Mr.. Simpkins came
home at night. they had merry evening.
and the wedding day was fixed. Miss
Simpkins found Der lover agreeable and
accomplished. while in all the weightier
qualities Of manhood. he far surpassed the
tops whose batteries had dazzlcd and be-
wildered her.
| As for Messrs. Cspias. Jalap aud Tape
worm. the lesson they received was SO Sc
we're that they never afterwards attempted
to play off any tricks upon travellers.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-04-21
JOB WORK.

best manner ,on short notice and most reasonable
terms, strH THIS OFFICE.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-04-21

z VASDEEDILT CoRSERED.-A New York
correspondent Of the Springfield Union re-
lates the following: --e1 slt -
The following story l have directly from a
gentleman to whom Commodore Wander
bilt himself, last night, told it. The
finance committee of the fair called upon
the Commodore and solicited at his hands
o donation. He answered that he would
give to the fair as much as "any, other
man. in New York. Thereupon the COM
mittee visited Mr.. A. T. Stewart and re-
ported to him the offer OF the Commodore
Stewart at once drew his check for $780,.
900, and handed il to the committee, and
they, armed with the check, again waited
upon Mr.. ", and showed him the contri.
button of Stewart. Vanderbilt had been
cornering other people for quite while
in Harlem stock, but this time he found
himself cornered. However, be was as good
as his word. He covered Stewait's check
with check of his ownfor q like amount
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-04-21
Awl About Widders.
By JOSH BILLINGS.


: ,Yidders are an interestin study. Tha
may be divided flew answer our purpis,
into 3 classes:s The Lone, Tn. Grass, and
The Star Spangled Banner Widder. The
Lone Widder IL ginerally celebrated for
her piety. she haz passed the middle Of life.
he'd. she will tell her age, and talks ten
derla of her ded husband. Her grief is So
Der. her weeds are rank. if she IL ritch. she
IL charitable, if she is poor she is humble.
She seldom marrys the second time. Her
cheerlulness never bekums gayety. and her
sorrow never bekums lamentashun IL she
has children. she treats them as the part
ners ov her bereavment, if she has none.
she bends down to thoze she meets az she
vud tew The arly flower in her pathway.
Her hole life liz a glora to her SEX, and an
honour every da stew him whose good
memry among men she perpetuates.
The Grass Wilder IL marrid with
out any husbaud.a She keeps house at a
hotel, and kalls the servants by familiar
names. She seq that hes husband IL q
kuruel in the armee. Her thesis IL nnkon-
Genial tempfaments. she kan repeat Don
Juan. ard 6ides Boceass;os tales under her
pillow. II she vud ride ou;, she orders o
coach, and gentleman; If she liz rtch. she
il arrogant, if she IL poor, she IL brazen.
She kalls virtue prudery. and SEE she
wouldn't swop chastity with Dianner.-
Ii her kurnel IL fortunate enough tew git
shot in battle, yu ma meet her and his Lid.
tenant at import mex summer. marrid--for
the season. = The Star Spangled
Wilder IL young. ornamental and--a iule.
name was Alphonzo. and she nouns for
him in at least 80 feet Of krape. Her fin
gers IL jeweled az the hilt of a spanish dag
ger. She was edicated at fnst klass
seminara, with a o months vakashun in il
every year. aud talkssawl the languages,
excep english. bravely She gazes on you
from beneath her Timber eyelashes, az pen.
siv as well fed kitten. Yuma think she
wants tew marry. but she thinks she onls
wants friend. If she shud snar some old
feller with full puss, she will make him
good toddy silk for his beverage. She
haz more classify thnn sens. and more var.
tue than affeckshun. - Upon re-
heckshun an disposed tew sa. that there
IL no condishun that woman IL kalleC
upon to fill, so delikate, and difficult. q,
THE wilder; condishun in which the love
laness ov their naturs kan be made tev
challenges our respek and admirashun, a;
also, a condishun in which their frailties
NAV exist our abhorrense, aud their weak
ness, our disgust-Amen!
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-04-21
a balf.famisbed fellow in the Southern

a half-famished fellow in the Southern
States tells of baker Whose loaves had
been growing SMALLER by degrees and
beautifully less,") who when going his
rounds to serve his customers stopped at
the door Of one and knocked, when 4 lady
within exclaimed: who's there?' and
was answered: 1.-The baker," ..'What do
you want?" ITO leave your bread -
"Well, you incident make such Q fuss
about it; put it through the keyholeln D
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-04-21

A paragraph has been going the round
concerning an old lady who has . NOUS
tache on her lip; to which . contemporary
adds. that IL il not uncommon for yonng
ladies to have moustaches on their lips,
but it IL rarely that they grow there.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-04-21
A model certificate is the following:

s.DEAR Docroa:--I will be one hundred
and seventy five years old next October
For over eighty-fve years have been 40
invalid unable to step except when moved
by lever. But year ago | heard Of
the Granicular Syrup. l bought bottle.
smelt of the cork, aud found myself q well
man. can now run twelve miles an
hour"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-04-21

The other day. writes joker, met one
Of my friends. an excellent man: he was
n deep mourning, black coat, pants, vest.
gloves, cravat. and Grape around his hat,
He was slowly walking, with his eyes fix
ed on the ground. e,ass ,ss sa.. :. .iss
"Ah. my FRIEND" said 7, "what have
you LOST"
+ II have lost nothing" he replied: Il
am widowcr. t''''
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-04-21

A householder in an Eastern village in
filing up his census schedule under the
column headed "Where born. described
one Of his children as born in the psrlor.
and the other up stairs.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-04-21
eWARRANTEDf
Ia all respects 10 give
SATISFACTION.

An illustrated Catalogue,
describing every instrument. win be
furnished upon application TO me by
mail, giving the PRICE and STYLES
of the Instruments.
E5- Orders from the country will
receive prompt attention.
Address, before purchasing OF looking
elsewhere.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-04-21

The only real and spotless fame worth
possessing, is the good opinion Of the good
and wise.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-04-21

God biessosrnative land: O. c.
Firm may sho ever stand.
nre storm and night; HE
When the Wild tsmpssts rare,
Ruler Of winds and wave,
Do Thou our country save
By thy grea, might.
For her orr prayer shall ne
40 God. above the skies,
On Hin We wais.
Thou Who art ever aigh.
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70 Tpee aloud VIC cry
God sare she State.