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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-09

KNOXVILLE, March 6-The county elections
yesterday passed off quietly. The whole mum
Der of votes cast in Knoxville was Dol against
an average vote IN peace times OF 700 Making
allowance for abSentees in the army, and the
vote il full and larger than anticipated In the
country district II WIS fuller. One hundfed
votes we're pollei in neighboring district in
Sewer county. against usual vote oi l1p. The
returns from Knox county vii not be IN until 70
morrow. No report az all a yet from asjaceu t
counties
The vote would have been much larger, but
many. undoubtedly LOYAL meu. objected 10 the
oath required by Gov Johnson a. condition.
and did
There i nothing new in army aifairs 10 report
except the capture II Chahavee Mountain OF 60
rebels by the I;h Indiana cavalry.
4 brigade of rebel cavalry dashed into our
lines 70 day II Mcssy Creek bar we're h ,ndso m ?
ly repused We took few prisoners.
From Fortress Monroe.
FoRTREss MONROE. March 6 -News mas lust
reached here that Col Dphisren who was cap
tured and il safe. having made his escape
He il the son OF Admiral Dahl gren
From San fraucisco.
San FRANCISCO. March The severest earth
quake ever experienced here occurred this morn
ing.
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conditions resulting the infringement Of the moral
lass nduigsnces, exposures aud imprudences
IN married and single life. syery senterce aims in
sirucou the afflicted and should be read by every
young person, keep them on the shoals which eth
ers have been broken pieces Amativen. clearly
stated 20 be under the control Of udicious treatment
and thereby inclination TO one very prolific
Of disease Nearly every Of disease be trea-
wfhout hindrance bnsne~s. Medicine sent BY nail
secnre from observation Charges Moderate. consnlta-
tons by letter al The o1cs free; enFe- qua suieed
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pcstzg- jAaldf~ly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-09

WASHINGTON. March s,h -No,hng official
has been received concerning General Sherman :
movements
James Emery has been appointed District
Attorney tor Kansas.
Solicitor Whiting of the War Department has
sent n letter To the Committee on Public L tnds
relative Ia the con6>cAtOn of Southern lauds
and that Committee is understood 10 have pre-
pared bill in accordance with his suggestions 10
secure 10 persons IN the military aud naval SER
vice homeslesd> of conscated or forfeited estates
in nsurrectJuarv districts.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-09

4 THE AMERICAN DISPENsARy wE TREAT BY
n method. and with the hsppiesi results, Pro
LdpsHs Uter falling OF the womb Lncsration Czcer-
JtiOn Lucl rhed, whites) CsHdfy and ell other dis
to which the American EeadLs is Sc peculiarl,
liable, Send three dollars and receive by express
the Doctors Female SyTfnges This instrument should
be used by every in the land for the purpose
cleanliness. conors, hkel1, dc Sent free receipt
ofstamp. copy Of Private Letter 10 Married Lade.
on health dc. The Doctors celebrated Finale Pills
fresh from the Dspensary are rery good in simple dis
eases irregularities, DC. Price 81. sent BY mail
At the American Dispensary also treat tcitlowi
mercury and with failing success. Teasidl
what the quscks call pTirdte secret Diseases Syphilis
in all its stages Gonohea, elect, Structure Hydrocele
Circocele Varcocele, Carsocele Spermatorhea Seminal
Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions, Sexual Debility I'm.
potency, and effects Of self-sbuse. The last six are
treated of in privste letter., which send free on
receipt Of stamp.
The experience Of the Surgeon in charge of this de.
partment In Of the best Hospitals n Europe and In
New York City, enables him to patients scentihcal
ly and restore them speedily.
Those living at distance can communicate BY lette.
and be treated at their homes In urgent send $
or $40 and receive II cGcines.
Consultation free and confidential Room No. % II
East Washington Street, indianapolis. T. q. Box 1864
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FAMILY MEDICINES,

RE SAFE RELIABLE CURATIVE AND PURELY
~ Vegetable, and warranted TO give sstisfsction and
perform as recommended One trial l. worth a volume
Of certificates.
Medical Corrector. for Bilious and Liver
Complaints Sick Nervous Headache. Dyspepsia, and
for purifying the blood
Iryer. Sasharftc and anfi-BiIiious
pills We Offer these Pills and that they
the best in use and invite trial prove the truth Of
assertion
ague pills. for the rs&c&l cure of Fever and
Ague. A cure is warranted in all cases.
EradfcafOr.-Wew warrant this remedy in all cases
70 cure eeronc and of DyseneTy Dsrrhea
Choc OF Cholera NOrbus II is also the best pain killer
Compound Extract Of Arnica, for Rheu-
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ta will convince The ptcAl OF he magical effect
Of this truly great and wonderful preparation.
Aromatic Ointment, for Cuts, new and old;
Sores Bells Bruises Barns. Frost hites, Sore Nipples
&c We offer this of the best Salves in use
Parasiau Tooth Liquid, for Nervous
TOohache Cleaning the Teeth and Purifying the Breath
AL ofthe above remedies are p1t up scientih-
csly, ant sold wholesale and retail at NoTwoods Block
Nos ls and 20 North Illinois street. indianapolis. and BY
Druggists and StorekeepeTs everywhere and warranted
70 cure II taken recommended.
TIL. sick and an ctcd invited 10 call AZ sHr once
Sorvood's Block Consultations free. Advice gratis
Medicines warranted and guaranteed Call and gei
circulars certificates and receive good and honest
treatment
Agents wanted travel everywhere Satisfactory in
ducereufs offered sPiCEk. HkSSiNGS Co,
novlT<kwly proprisssrs-
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Advertisements published in both the Daily and the
weekly SENTINEL will be charged the full Daily rates.
With oDe-half the Weekly rates added.
ines under will b. charged for each insertion s If
over ten lines ceDis per line.
Charges will be made for inserting the notices OF the
following Orders Societies and Associations az the rates
named. to be paid in advance:
Military Companies, Ordcr Of Odd Fellows, Masonic
ORDERS Societies aud Singing Societies
For each notice exceeding lines Is cents Tor each
Insertion; over eight lines az this rate
Announcing deaths with funeral notice attached, 81;
without notice free.
Marriage Notices 80 cents.
Notices Of Festivals ccs and Excursions, gotten up by
individuals assocsfion by churches, at the regular
prices.
Advertisements loaded and placed under the head OF
Special Notices. II ten lines will be charged double
the usual rates.
Advertisements making less than three lines, Inserted
suce In the Daily, will be charged fifty cents.
Yearly advertisers TO pay quarterly.
Announcing candidates for offices OF every description
TO charged at the Of 81 50 for each name IN the
Daily and cain the Daily and Weekly the same to be- IN
oil eases, paid in advance.
Lga advertisements inserted atthe expense oil the at
ordering and deayabe for the legal proceed
iuv. but colfectable usual time. Publishers not
the accuracy CT legal De-
yond the amount charged for their publication.
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j. M. TILFORD
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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-09

From Snn TrnnciScn.

SAN FRANCISCO. March The seyerest earth
quake ever experienced here occurred this morn
inc.
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indianapolis and Madison
Kx n MERx9D "A sD.
1863. EW 1868.
New Arrange menf IN aCamnaence ua.

y
day. Feb. z, 1861.
FVNNO passenger trains daily fSundays excep,edo be
tween Indanapols and Madison.
Leave the Union Depot Indianapolis at 600 A. M
and p. NJ. arriving Madison al 10 so A NJ and IS.
PN
Leave the Depot at Madison AZ 8 A. NJ and 30 p NJ
arriving at indianapolis at IL A. ~ and 7.40 p. NJ
Trains l"ave Columbus for Ru~hvilIe at p NJ arriv
iug a. 5 10 + VI Retu ninv leave Nashville al
arriving az Columbus a. Ills 4. n
This Road formS line with the Packets AT Madison fo
the eranspOrrationof freight between Cincinnati and In
dianaPOlis and points West.
Iarif OF treigbts a. low as by any other route
Shippers and merchants West will find ~ to
est 20 ship by this line.
feb2 ID. C. BRANHAA. sups srintendent.
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES!

One department of Dspensary specially devoted
the Of The Diseases of Females such Lu
chorrhea, OF White" Irregular, Painful and Suppress:
Nenstruaton, Nervous and Genera Debility Diseases OF
be Womb, Barrenness &c.
Consult stions and exarninatonsfree OF charge
Also for sale, OR. DEVICES REGULATOR PILLS
For Female Distractions Irregularities &c. Married la
dies certain situations should theD they
wouldcause miscarriage. Price ~ per box and may be
sent by mail.
DR. GALEN'S PREVENTIVE-An invaluable article
for those wishing limit the number of their offspring
OF the barren who desire children warranted TO m
jure the health and will last for lifetime Sent any
address under seal receipt OF the prce-TW0 DOL
LARS
Of their symptoms, will receive Blank Chart
containing lis Of questions for the
treatment &c. Medicines any part Of he country
TO any home free from danger curiosity
AItransaciions private and confidential Remember
the name and number
Direct all lettersto
GALBN's HEAD DIsPENsARY
dec12- -d&viv Louisville. Ky
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GROCERIES,.

IL KINDS or GROCERIES WITH TIE FxcFP-
tion OF hquOrl kept nstantly On b and pure and
fresh No. Isl Wet Washington street. Produce o,
all sorts bought and sold Flour Cofees Tess and all
articles fo family always hand. Give tee sub
scnbers . call J. L KNOX Co.
u.rctl-i&~2u
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nON A NEW METHOD u TREAT
" ING Venerial Diseases. including %&S
Syphilis in all its stages Sonorrhea, &<S$Y Va
Gleet, Structure, VsrcOcie, and Hydro ExFy@ g
cele, Diseases 0 the Kidneys, Bladder, ~ III
&c, with irt mercury containing a val so ,SH1
liable treatise To at widespread maIa- sy7SA
dy of youth, Seminal Weakness, Noe T1SssA /Ek,-
turnsl Emissions, Sexual Debility I'm &k&Nf 81.
potency, &C., the secret inirmities of
youth and maturity arising from the baneful habits
Of selt-abuse. To which Is added observations or
Female Diseases and other interesting ofthe
importance the married and those contemplating
marriage, who entertain doubts Of their physical ability
enter that state Sent to any address in sealed wrap
per- on receipt often cents OF four stamps.
We devote entire time and attention the
ment of the various private diseases treated of In pr
vate report. Our Ospens3ry is the only Institution efthe
kind in America which has been taplshed by special
charter this fact should give it preference the
various quacks Of doubtful character be fcup in al
argecities.
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WANTED.
A G. Il y Il 5
CONSTANTLY WANTED!
WAN

WANT INDUSTRIOUS AND ACTIVE MN TO
\ canvass the coul y thoroughly, and deposit our
Medicines with every family. am employing agents 10
canvass or foot. s3co. ard with horse and buggy
s2O per year Agents required 70 furnish horses
and buggies.
In add ton the above salary defrsy all expenses
incident busness- Ii agreeable and health
u occupation for young men, giving them good sppor-
unity make money without the possibility Of sus-
tanning loss accTuirg from Se!iing on commission.
Applicants should apply pe-sou, address f fur
ther information Re desire TIE proprietor By letter
No one will be employed for a less than year
and will enter into written contract 10 thai effect.
shall require security, IN all cases, II am not per-
sonaily acquainted with the applicant hall infrust
In his custody money medicue, books and receipts 70
the amount Of from $500 20 80 e0t.
u. NJ. FROST.
INDIANAPOLIS. IND.
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RAILROADS.

YTSwo TRAINS Will LEAVE INDIANAPOLIS
III daily Mall st 2 30 A NJ, Express ~ tbs p. e.,
running through 10 Cincinnati In advance Of all Other
routes. connecting at Cincinnati with all the Great
L.sten aud Southern Railroad Lines and With steam
the Ohio River.
T PThIs time II minutes faster than Indianapolis
time.
lCFFare the same as by any other Route. ant the
speed safety and comfort Of trains equal the best
lines I'm the country.
FAsk for tickets sia indianapolis and Cincinnati
Railroad"
Special Notice.-The new track into Cincinnati
Is complete and passengers BY this lire are nov landed
House. about one mile nearer the business centre Of the
city than any other Depot
ROBERT MEEK, superintendent.
w.H. I. Sosir General Ticket Agent.
A 3. BpET, Travelling Agent. jams
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-03-31

FICE-No. 1O4 King street, over
g ones. formerly French's s) Book Store.
Spicy. The following appears IN the Off
cialIv reported proceedings of the convention,
IN session in this place:
NJ. Beach. We all agree about the fearful
consequences Of the rebellion, but the queStlon
! now t., adopt test, which will distinguish
1he loval from the disloyal [ don't believe
1ha,e men will come III and take the oath to
snDport the restored government OF Virginia.
T don't believe there are half a dozen cases
where it has been done, in The knowledge Of
members Of this convention, outside OF that OF
the gentleman fro,n Aceomac.
Mr. Watson. 4 large number of these sym
n,thizers of the rebellion would take the oath.
Ihe ordinance proposes to incorporate an oath
IN the constitution. | object to that.
Mr. Beach You object to the constitution
Of tue United States then? y
Mr. Watson. Is there an oath there?
ST.. Beach. Certainly there ls
Mr. Watson / dill not know It, l had
thought thar oaths were not Incorporated into
constitutions. Iobject to the oath 5 being put
into the constitution.
Mr.. Downey. In my county many men
have taken the oath tosupport tie government,
and have afterw ards aided rebellion openly
Ii taey have done 1t to protect their property
what will they do for the right to vote-that
right which is held so dear? | would trustthe
men in arms before would trust these COW,
ardly, uulnanly, dishonest men, who hadn't the
courage to take up arms openly, but stald at
home. a0d plotted against the government Sc
cretly.
Mr. Watson. A letter has been received by
a gentleman il this city, from my county,
which says the people thereentlrely approve OF
my course. l move to adjourn.
The motion was lost.
Mr.. Wing. So it seems We have found
another nestyofs dishonest men. Ii the voters
of Loudoun county are such perjured scoun-
elrels as they are represented to be by the gen
..ulernan from that county, it would be unsafe to
trust thenxwith the duties Of jurymen-they
ought not TO be allowed to serve as magistrates
Or jurymen. -
Mr.. Downey / did Mt say it. I said the
lnen who took the oath ana then violated tt.
were perjured Louloun is a loyal county,
but [ am speaking ABOUT she whole State
lou might as we'll putsyo our case IN the hands
Of the judge aud jury out West, who belonged
to gang OF, thieves, as TO put u II the nahus
OF one OF these internal rebels. nave been
called Pennsylvania it has been thrown up
TO me here for an insult. The people. OF Vlr,
guia have called me Virginian, aud loyal
nat,. hurl back the insult with Indignation
apou thesmea who gave It,
Mr.. Bo.sh / should not be true, to the
loyal uen of Virginia if | did not take some
notice 81 the remarks OF the gentlemen nom
Louaeun and Accomac [ don't want to be
personal
The President. ! hope you Won't, Mr.,
Bousn
MIR. Boush-but if | am correctly informed
the gentleman from Loudoan has himself g'v-
en- aid and couforr to the rebels-has sold Their
soldiers whiskey.
The Presidents. Order, order!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-03-31
q. S. CONGRESS-. III he Senate yesterday

q. S. CONGRESS- iii the Senate yesterday,
a resolution was adopted requesting the Sec
retary Of War TO furnish copy Of tete-
graphic dispatch or orter Of Major G2ncial
Dix to Provost Marshal Dodge, Of Baltimore:
dated November 5th, 1861, concernIng The
election held in artiunl The consideration
of the Joint resolution to amend the U0nstltu-
tuf, 50 as to abolish slavery was resuned
Tn the House Of Representatives the Cur
rency bill was again taken up in Committee Of
the Whole, and after considerable debate, and
the rejection of some amendments and The
adoption Of others, the committee rose III o.
der to afford the Committed Of Ways al,l!
Means an opportunity to decide whether they
desired the bill to pass in the shape Which It
had assumed The House went INTO Com
mitee Of the Whole on the Presidents Mes
sage. Mr.. Ashley, Of Ohio, advocated the
bill for the reconstruction Of the sece(:j'd
States. He contended that the relation OF the
States to the Federal Government had been
broken, and that they must now be si';]o2ated
by the sword, and held by military tenure
until the people shall reorganIZe State Coy
ernments under the direction Of Congress and
subject to the Constitution Of the Inlte't
States.
Tie New York Times says - Al neas~
tigabioo as heeu Instituted BY Provost Mar
shall Gen Hall, of the Department OF the
South, INTO the burning Of numerous buildings
at Jacksonville, Fla, and the deprcdattoHs
committed at that place by the Federal troops
at the time Of the expedition last year. 1t is
understood that the parties proved TO be ln-
pljcated in firing the buildings and taking
away property; will be tried for arson and
theft -
The report of the consulting Engineer
Charles B. Stuart, on making a pa5sag1 Tor
g,nboats from tide water to the Lakes and the
Mississippi River, has been communicated t"
the E. S. Congress. The estimated cost Of
canals and works is from fifteen 10 twenty 'l1l~
lions Of dollars.
Governor Bramlette and ex-senator Dixon
have left WashinEton on their return to Ken
nclv. It is stated that they had free inter
change Of 0, inons with President Lincoln and
Secretary Stanton, and both parties are IN ac.
cord and harmonious as to the enforcement Of
the GRAFT IN that State under the 'arnendatofy
enrolment act -
The New York Herald as an account Of All
exneriment to be tried in the harbor OF THAI
civ. where newly invented torpedo vcSsel
will blow up d large vessel while III motiof--
'rha submarine vessel will not be seen until
alter she has accomplished her work. 1t IS
many years since anything Of this kind has
been attempted in the haroor
Letters from Hilton Head report that
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-03-31

4, VA, THURSDAY EVENING, MAJ
tee on Credentials. he reported in favor OF ad
uniting member to this Convention who mad
voted for that ordinance.
Mr.. Watson rose to a personal explanation.
[ am charged with having, IS memSer OF the
Committee on Credentials, voted to admit
member to this Convention who had voted LOT
the ordinance of secession. l was not aware
that had signed any such report, nor dld
know that any member OF this Convention had
eyer voted for that ordinance.
Mr. Moore | voted Tor it, sir.
Mr.. Watson. I did not know it. though |
might have suspected 1t.
Mr. Downey rose to personal explanation.
I may have given meals to rebel soldiers, but
when I did it, it was because was Obliged TO.
[ never gave them any whiskey, unless wien
they came and demanded it, and made US give
it to them; nor did any Of my family give It TO
them Nv neighbors know best whether am
loyal man or not
NJ. Watson. [ have examined The report
of the Committee on Credentials, and ind that
the gentleman from Portsmouth signed The re-
port alone, and himself admitted the man who
had voted for the ordinance OF SECESSION.
Mr.. Henshaw. Just so soon as the seces-
sionists find they have majority In Virginia,
they will swallow the oath and overthrow the
government.
The mails Of the steamship City Of Man
chester, furnish some additional points Of
interest. The Alexandra case has been heard
before The House of Lords, but the decision
was not made when the stea'aer left. The
Londoins Times doubts very much whether an
unanimous decision will be reached; and IN
clines to the opinion that the House may de-
cline jurisdiction. IF this should turn out to
be the case, the Alexandra will, OF course, be
released, and the Lairds will have a claim for
damages against the Governmentn consequence
of her detention. Five Of the men who took
service on board the Kearsage, when that
vessel was off Queenstown, Ireland and who
were subsequently put on shore at the sane
port. were brought to trial, On the 18th inst,
at the Cork assizes. All of them pleaded
guilty., and were permitled to go free on entor-
mo Into their own securities to appear for
judgement when called on. The London
Morning Advertiser confidently asserts that
the conservatives in the House Of Commons
will attempt 70 bring about change Of Ministry
very soon after the closeof the Easter holidays.
The Cincinnati Gazette learns that the Hon.
George E Pugh, who was nominated as one OF
the Presidential Electors for the State at large
bv the Democratic Convention at Columbus,
! has sent in letter of resignation to the State
Central Committee, declining the preferred
honor.
Co| William Chestnut, grocer and commls-
sion merchant, and a prominent uo1on man:
n Baltimore, was arrested yesterday morning.
4hn md hN
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-01-16
BURLINGTON WEEKLY HAWK EYE.

It's twenty Then wood was. $3.50 and
81, 90 per cord, now it il 81, 90 70 SOC. Gro
ceTies, ~ yon know, rave kept pace with
this advancement, and many articles Of
home proaucsion arcnot far behind. Eggs
we're then ten cents per dozen, they are
| now thirty to forty. Butter was then twelve
TO fifteen. now it is twenty 10 thirty
cents per pound Flour was then 81 rs per
hundred. now it - 81 and rising. Under
such reumstances a large advance in
bo;,rC bills Is unavoidable and must 10 pa
ucntiy borne with People are not patriot-
ic enough TO board the law rnakors, unless
they can make the enterprise pay its way.
The memorable 9Th OF January WAS
coinmenorateI here In a festival for the
benefit Of soldiers families, got up on Il
very short notice a Woou or Fuel, and
Provision Procession was contem plated
But the intense cold weather nipped the
arrangement in the bud. Under the cir
cumotances, however, the affair was All its
friends anticipated. Some forty loads Of
wood wore brought in, and some coal and
provisions were contributed. A bountiful
renaSt was furnished bv the Aid Societies
to the contributors to this noble charity.
In the evening our largest Hotol was
crowded by the patriotic men and women
Of Des hloines assembled to partakc of
the feast provided, but not consumed du-
ring the day. The receipts for tickets. and
IN donations, amounted 10 nearly ono hun
dreu ana nifty dollars. gaYer, happier
thruug never sang '"TEc Battle Crv Cf FREQ
dom, than that assembled last evening"
! was almost tempted 20 believe that Dns
MONIES has mora handsome and patriotic
women than any other town of its sza III
the state. Tee Soldiers Families will have
a gooa benefit, as the result Of this Festival
Many baskets tull Of provision were dis.
tribntod among these families after All had
eaten to Suricitlng
Adjutani General Baker is here and cx-
poets To spend most Of the winter with us
Our city ly the means of thousands Of
dollars il the shape Of hounties raised BY
private subscription, has nearly raised its
quota, and will escape tho draft. The city
pays $50 bounty. The County Supervisors
nave mace m appropriation for the j,cneG.
Of soldiers families.
Yours DIES MONIES