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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-21

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LEavENwoRTH. Janurr, - ten Curtis will
he publicly welcomed here by the Lpval League
Union cit z~nS generally HIS advent here i
haile with much en- hu.ilSm
Over one hundred thous nd dollars worth of
property and many lives were lost by cold weather
on the plains
Government freight trains are still detained
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES!

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CLEvrLAND. O. January 2t-Gpn Elisha
H rru~ of New York. wa> killed by the p .ne,-
viiir aeciaent. Two bodies burned ,,eyond
ldeu'iiicrllo Among tie wounded is Mr.
E'-thurt of Sandusk,. and Mr. Chesbrou.h of
Suspension Bridge
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indianapolis aud Madison
aG N II n R&NDA aD
1868. EM 6 1868.
New Arrangement tn Com an e
day. Feb. 2. 1865.

NV NFFdVgth fNt To Go otn an nee Mon.
day, Feb. 2. 1862.
fyfNO passenger trains daily SUNDAYS excepted1 he
= tween lndianapolis and Madison
Leave the Union Depot Indianapolis, at 100 A.
ana r. A'. arriyin olson al IL 50 A. " and : so
Pm
Leave the Depot at Madison at 8 A. NJ and 40 p N
arriving al indianapolis o. II A. u. and T.40 z. NJ
This Road forms line with he Packets Madison for
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dianapoiis and points West
Tariff Of Freights a. low by any other routs
Shipper and merchants West will find II 20 therirtsr
est 70 ship by this line.
feb2 DC. BRASHAN. Superintendent
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From PhiiadcIphi,,.

PHILADELPHIA. ,nutr, - Passengers CON
firm the news Ui The accident on the CdlIwaSso
Railroad bridge gave wy with ire ght
train. Ten perSutIS were killed
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The snow Storm at Buffalo.

BUFFALo. Jinuary ~. noon The snow storm
ceisel lat evening Over foot OF snow fell.
Trains will leive to day tor the East and Wes
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0RITUARY.

Killed. on Ia b allie 6sid, near Marietta, Juzs 21hs
|RoEEsr ISsIs lat HsufsnAnt company z, ID KsE-
tuuky regiment Lewis brigade.
Re ws1shot-as BE had IiTed-st rs posi- Of suS
Fhs shsI th.t burss IL his bosom caused many 49,
80 bIssd bs.ids thsf Of It's victim Brave to ehivsi-
roas rseslsssasas-gsnsEoas, warn hsz ted and i'm
pussvs-rsry ens thsf knew hin loved hin A. =
soldIsr he wHn = modsL During fhs snars fern ellis
ssrviss be nsvs- spsnt sui fhrss day sTsy from hs
command. Wozaasa ID he breast 81 AuEsrsss5or0,
ne was SEAT on bus returned after three days . report
Tor duty. Al he iins o. bis sssih be was IN 60
nand Of hs esal3Ery wkieh posilon be had held
some nsn.hA. Ts ssy ths. he vas 3 general fsEora
with his regiment would scarcely express the usiEer-
sal sHseslon fat for hia b oaesra and men. Enosn
By a familiar isza ef sHzssras1t, his comrades always
Erss.sd him vhta corHaHiy znI Ia AL The glssip ard
petty slsndsrs lrbRA aost through camp "Liias Bob
bys- Aazs vss asvss msafi0asd-
Lisat IsRis pss about susaiyniis pears 49,
he lsn a ufs End nuasrozs slaaves 4 Har
county, Eentsskg whose aaE1A ear Only be So
BY tie rssssuon sast b aas len egnous mas.
hind, At he msution o. sAilh sgee q ts1 % cot
the tear Of mEniy ricf wilt b. Sea - E11 5 4s
somraas. Il ny nitiEsis he so-ros q liz ksf4
ones 20 know that tze las. ssrrces0 u nisz1s19 ~
rendered hin, and uai ks rsnssns NV rspos
esmstery a. Marietta. Ps,es 20 his 1shsaf re
may strike down fhSss Who as hlres- b sal1d
and better Known to fame bat nsTsr VII tasg .
from the Esrrisd lus o. tie Cd e Ksrlusy ca
whom they respected and loved mors thsn he usiss
Of this roiies- cARo1Us-
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Tue FIGmr YKnTRRDAY.

Various reports were brought down By parties
from the front this morning concerning the fight
yesterday. After a careful sitting Of them, We
gather, what We consider a. the most reliable,
that the enemy, about half P 5 o'clock yes
tsFdAy evening, attacked car works on our sx-
IRENE left. STEVENsoE's and HIEDNAE's d.
visions met them, and = spirited action ensued
for TIVE hours and . bali. We drove them
through three lines Of battle, capturing as many
breastworks, aAd sixty prisoners. Some thin
tses pieces Of artillery were taken, it is report
ed, but only eGs 4 were carried of.
Gen. PETTUs, Of AaDG4 Gel. WALKER,
Of the Sd Tenuesges, are reported 49, the
killed, and Col. Ed. Cook, Of BRowE's brt-
gs5e, to be MORALLY wounded. Every field
oficsr in BRowE's brigade was shot down, OK.
cspt a Northumberland who is now eonmsnd-
ing it. Our loss is estimated at COO to 1000
killed and wounded, principally the latter. The
snsmy's loss is very heavy. The 54A Virginia
in REYNOLDS brigade, lost severely, II is re
ported. Dat Of $50 men carried in action, i
has only $50 now Ct for duty.
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NE P-tiIity OF U~ouSuest,

Fran the Milwaukee Neus.l
Two yesLs ago we drove the rebels out of To-
entire country surrounding PAdueah. That sec
ton is row all occupied by the rebel Gen. For
rest, Immediately after Gen. Grant advanced
inta West Tennessee, and during the summer o.
1862, conquered the whole Of chat region; II
is now almost entirely in rebel hands. The
same SUMMED, Desperate battles we've fought at
C0Tinth, Iaka and Hssehie, aud in every strug-
gle victory eToWnsd our arms; but every one Of
these paints is in nndiEputed possession of the
enemy. In the fall Of the year, Gsn Grant oe-
cupied LsGrsnge, in Tennesses, Holly Springs
aud Oxford, in Mississippi, Hnd the crossing Of
YoeOnoy river, some twelve miles south Of Ok
ford, while his cavalry was thrown forward near
lY to Grenada; the whole Of this territory is now
abandoned. At the same tins our forces held
possession OF all the country eastward to the
line of the Mobile and Ohio railroad, which is
also Of course in undisputed possession Of the
enemY.
A year ago this winter sz3prring our army
t00E possession Of the counhy~back Of Lake
Providence, also o nesrly all the region between
the Mississippi and Yszoo rivers; afterwards 0e
Jackson and Canton, Mississippi; IN the
we arranged for the permanent occuDs-
ton OF The territory east Of YIcksburg and be-
tween the Big Black and Yaz0 % rivers, about
the same time our troops we're pushed westward
from Nicksburg and LOuisisns, routing The en-
envy from the entire vicinity. q distance Of from
seventy to one hundred miles., Every sOuare
Of the territory described ia now sunen-
In short, tom Cairo to New Orleans,
ia the Mississippi valley proper, the Federal
Dag, as We are informed, does not float over
inch Of territory out of the raUge Of gun
ooAEs on the river, and no loyal man IS known
70 live in any portion of the territory mentioned
IS conquered but now surrendered.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-23

From The Metropolitan Rso0rdI
On the ~ July, 1894, mat stormy meeting
of tie French convention, when R5bsspisug
WAS present for the las. time, when opposition
TO him had reached its hight, and accusations
were flung upon him from every side, when be
was hkened to Cessr for ambition, and SyIls
for cruelty, when Bllsud de Varennes de-
nouneed him as 8 traitor, and Tallien, invoking
the shade of Brusns, loudly declared that, like
him, he had a pOBisrd to rid his country Of q
tyrant, the browning measure of his iniquity,
the last charge brought against hia was, that
he bad inserfeTred with the press. NEED L.
thGDdeTed Tallien, recall to yoa, thar expires.
sion addressed to thu Journalists in one Of tie
late sittings of the JAe0bins 2 i prohibit you
from inserting discOuFses in your papers till you
hsve previously communicated them TO me-
Here, already" he continued, " we find the tone
of the dietAtor-she people shall know nothing
except through my organ, and IN the manner ia
which I shall be pleased te communicate it to
them
Who, in their widest dreEms, would sTsr i'm
sgins that the United States, IN 1864, would
furnish s parallel to RjbespisrTe's interference
with the press, in the Teign Of terror Who
would ever imagine that We wonld have the
same governmental supervision and censorship
Of the press, the same delioAss manipulation of
news, before it was submitted 20 the Ropls, the
same closing up of al, save ths authorized
chsnnels of informstioa-ths Government or
gsns7
Strange how history repeats Itself.
The correspondent of the Commercial, writ
ing Rom Washington, says: ave Of the press.
eorDz 80 s-Iafofieislly cautioned not to erili-
css he recent newspaper seizures" His opin-
ion Of the consequences of disobediencs can be
gathered from the words that follow 1T is very
easy to write about the liberty Of the press, but
ones personal liberty is mora desirable these
br0iling days. Discrsiion's ths better part Of
yaloT Mans the Uord'5
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RXCHANGE NOTICE Ne, no.

RIOHIOSD. va, Z
JCEz Oh, is6G
TIE f0ioFhs noues is based upon a rsssHf dselsra-
ton Of ezshangs nsds By the Federal authorities
bearing dste My 7th 1854 and b Imported b. YS1
FsdsEsl PAROLES Ga hs in ny oHiess
ssstion L. AL Co1fsdaraie officers and men who
have been delivered a; City Psint, Virginia prsvioa
to tfs lsi Of June, 1864, srs hsrsbg declared 70 be sE
changed
Sec 2 an 0oufsderats officers and men, and All
civilians, who have been czpiured at any pIass, and
released on parole prior 70 Nay Th, 1854, are hereby
declared 70 be sxeaanssL Tsis section, however. i
not inisHssd 70 iueluds any 0aassrs or men osptured
At VisksburE. July An, lss3 s1espt such - were de-
siAred exchanged BY Ereaaass Eoisss. uumbsrsd
seven snd eight. 30. OULD,
iu22 s. Agent Of Ereh.nes