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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-24
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Noon Reports.
AFFAIRS AT KNOXVILLE.
MOVEMENTS Of the ENEMY.
Another Fleet to be Added to the
Blockading Squadrons.
MORE ESCAPED PRISONERS ARRIVED.
The Steamship Bohemian Sunk.
SEVERAL LIVES LOST
Ac., &c, &c. &C.. &c.
MOVEMENTS Of the ENEMY
|ORE ESCAPED PRISONERS ARRIVED.
The Steamship Bohemian Sunk
&c, &c, &c. &c.. &c.


NEw YoRK. February PA special 10
the Herald dated Knoxville. l7th. via Louisville
22d, says:
Affairs at Knoxville for four DAYS past have
been threatening. but the enemy who bad ap-
peared in some force at Strawberry Plains have
recrossed the river, owing to freshet in the
Holstein.
The enemy are now reported to be moving to-
wards Germania. with their cavalry on the Ma
rysville road and their infantry passing near the
base of the Smoky Mountains.
There Is ho present anticipation OF an attack
here. which may be made after the river falls
The Times Hilton Head letter OF the 18th
says:
Operations in Florida are still going on. al.
though yet there has been no fighting of
ment.
The advance forces are at Barberia
Within two or three days the cavalry have
been at work in the country, a few miles off of
the Florida Central Railroad but have not eff
fected any brilliant achievement
Trains OF ears are running between jackson
vile and Barberia-
Considerable difficulty is experienced in get
ting boats oil moderate draft over St Johns
Bar When the wind blows il tends to increase
the obstacle
jacksonville is beginning to assume quite
business aspect. Traders have succeeded in OBJ
tanning permits to land their goods. aud it is
r1a'ei lnal party coutenpldteS OpeulIB large
house.
Large droves of cattle and hogs have been
driven into our lines within the past few days.
Ii is reported that Beauregari ia on his way
from Savannah with large force to oppose our
further progress toward the Interior
The road is clear from Jacksonville to Lake
City. and We do not fear meeting the enemy ia
force this side of the Swanee River
The permanent occupation OF Florida may be
set down "A fixed fact.
special to the Tribune says:
At the recent session oi the United States
District Court for the Eastern District of Viz
ginia, Judge Underwood presiding, at Norfolk,
twenty Eight DEGREES of condemning under the
contscation law were made. These DEGREES
cover large amount OF valuable property.
Brig. Gen. g. II Rucker. Chief Quartermas-
ter OF the Department OF Washington. has asked
to be relieved from duty aud sent into the field
The Maryland State Convention ut Baltimore
to-day instructed delegates To the National Con-
venlion to vote for Mr. Lincoln. as their first aud
only choice.
Within few weeks the Secretary of the Navy
has again decided 10 add another fleet to the Ma
tioual squadrons. In compliance with invita-
tions, propositions have been made TO construct
the new vessels. They are to be entirely of
iron, and ATE not intended for participation in
actual battle
The Worlds Newbern letter OF February 10th
says:
The rebels are said To be now Mt Kingston.
Their force is estimated at % 900
An expedition is being organized to dsiodge
them.
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FoRrREss MoNRoE, February % "A dispatch
just received by the Commanding General from
Col. West. commanding at Williamsburg. says:
The following officers. escaped from Rich
mond, have arrived ut Williamsburg:
Col. Chas. W Tilden, 9Th Massachusetts,
Major Hooper. 18th Massachusetts; Capt Cham
beran, 9Th New York; Lieu, Randolph, Uni
ted States Army; and Capt. Fisher. of the Sig
nal Corps
This makes fifty in all who have arrived here
in safety
Richmond papers of to-day state that they
have recaptured forty-eight
This leaves eleven still out
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From West virginia.

HEADoUARTERs DEPARTMENT OF WEsr NIR-
eiSIA. February % Capt. Wallace, OF the 23d
Illinois Infantry, returned this evening from n
scout TO Mooreield Harding county. where he
captured Lieut. Parker. of the 9Th Virginia Cav
airy, aud two prNates, horses, equipments, &c.
Capt Wallace i the hero OF Greenland Gap.
where he fought the rebel Gen Jones last MAY,
with ~ men against $500 for several hours.
killing and wounding more of the enemy than he
had even in his commaud He Was finally over.
powered and captured. by the enemy setting FIRE
TO the roof OF his block house
Lieut. Parker commanded the guard that took
Capt. W allace To Richmond He is now Wal
lace's prisoner Such is the fate of war
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From Portland.

PORTLAND. MAINE. February % The steamer
Bohemian. from Liverpool struck a rock four
miles outside Cape Elizabeth last evening and
sunk. about two miles from shore The night
was clear and the cope lights in full view.
All OF the passengers we're saved She had
200 steerage passengers
One boat was swamped alongside. drowning
several persons
Her cargo was mostly for Providence and
Canadian account, aud valued AZ one million
dollars
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are K Forrel. vile and three children. of Gin
cinnati; T. Martin. wife aud four children. OF
California; and john Lee. of Chicago.
Ii is not stated whether they were saved or
not
IL is thought some OF the 6remen perished
But three mail bags we're saved. among them
one from Glasgow and California.
The Associated Press dispatches were lost.
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here bringing news from Cape Town TO Deem
Der 5lst aud says that the rebel priyaiee, Tusca-
looss had been seized by the British authorities
for violating the neutrality Law. by landing a
portion of her cargo on that coast
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NOTICE il hereby given tina. there i. nov

NOTICE is hereby. given that there 10 now
IN on file in the Office Of the County Judge
of Cedar COUNTY, = petition of Gilbert d. Hen.
ming. administrator of the estate of Gilbert e.
bridge. deceased. praying for N order to sell
the interest Of the said deceased In the follow.
ing described real estate. situated In Cedar
county, State OF Iowa, to.wit:
Lot number two ~, and part Of lots number
three t3) and four a.. in section number twelve
l2l; the northeast quarter a Of section plumber
nine (9), the southeast quarter a of section
number nine ~, the east half a. Of the south.
west quarter Of section nine ~, the southeast
quarter W Of tho northwest quarter % OF Sec
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ter "a OF section ten (t0), the southwest quarter
"a Of the southeast quarter Of section four az,
the southwest quarter ID OF the northwest quar-.
ter Of section three t3; all Of said land lying in
township number eighty two fs2( range one ~,
west of the 9Th. p NJ; and that said cause is set
for hearing on the first Monday of November,
n. -. io"f. .. y. DDIrts, GU. JuugS.
h s. Yates. Atty. ..
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Capture Of a IYoYG.Thief.

DESIsox, CRAWFORD, Co, Iowa, Sept. %, 81.
Our usually quiet county was the scene
Of considerable excitement on tho goth
inst, over the capture of the notorious
horse thief, Tom King. He made his
advent to this section in a manner that
elected suspicion. Instead Of coming di-
rect to town, be sought lodging of the
farmers close TO Denisoo, and 10 each case
was referred to the taverns. To avoid
town he turned down the Boyer, met
some Of the town people who hailed him,
but he gave no answer, and took to the
river bed to escape detection. This was
late 10 the evening, and messengers we're
sent to all parts Of the county to call
general gathering to scout the country,
and if possible, arrest him.
King had been on a grand svoop for
horses, stealing his first near Dis Moines,
bu. was obliged to leave his booty to save
himself from capture, At Carrollton,
however, he found another .teed, in fact
stole 30 less than three from one stable,
finally fixing his choice on fine stallion
Tho Carroilton people discovering, the
theft, mounted, and were in bo. pursuit
Of tho thief when he arrived 10 these
parts King had been pushed fol three
|. days and nights without rest, and nearly
exh autted, he stopped that night al the
house Of Michael Maloney, two miles
from towh. Here he was found in the
morning, and was standing in the door,
comhiDg his hair. When his pursuers
rode up, he ran through tho house, into
o corn. field, but on going TO the TOP Of
the bill, he saw the whole country alarm.
ed and secured with horsemsn, and seeing
no chance Of escape, he threw away his
revolver, walked back to the house and
gave himself up. After being bound be
entered into conversation, giving an in.
.teresting history Of his adventures, and
among the rest, his shooting sheriff and
another man at Cherokee. The sheriff
and his posse had surprised him while
eating breakfast, and charged him with
the crime Of stealing the horses then in
his possession, This he denied, and ask
ed them tie wait until he finished catiug,
when he would prove bis property. After
breakfast he and his other accomrlices
coolly mounted their horses, he then
turned, shot the sheriff aol another man
aud made hia escape.
Mr.. Smith Of Smitlsland, is well &C.
quainted with King, having once receiy.
cd harsh treatment at his hands, King
had been caught before, and after having
been shacklcd, was placed in a wagon and
chained to his seat with Smith and an.
other man for his guard and escort. On
the way King unfastencd the chain, and
raising lis hands to his head for some
pretensc, struck Smith powerful blow
on the head which knocked him out Of
the wagon. King then jumped upon
him, and before Smith could recover