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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-14
indianapolis and Madison
H ILRkoA
1868. g 1868.
New Arrangement TO Commence Won.
day. Feb. =.

uNWO passenger trains daily Sundays excepted) be-
il tween Indianapolis and Madison.
Leave the Union Depot Indianapolis. at 500 A. N
and =. M arriving al Madison at 10 so A NJ and $50
Pm.
Leave the Depot at Madison al A N. and 40 p. NJ
arriving at Indianapolis at IL A. ". and 74oP.A.
Trains leave Columbus for Rushvle AZ P. NJ, srrv-
lug at $40 NJ. Returning leave RushviIle at A NJ.
arriving at Columbus AZ ll:l5 A. NJ
This Road forms line with the Packets Madison for
the transportation OF freight between Cincinnati and In
dsnspois and points West.
Tariff Of Freights as low by any other route.
Shippers and merchants will find IL 10 their nteY-
est 70 ship by this line.
feb2 u. C. BRANHAM. Superintendent.
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Of sef-abuse. To which Is added observations on
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most importance TO the married and those contemplating
marriage, who entertain doubts their physical ability 70
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We devote entire time and the
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INDIANAPOLIS, IND, THURSDAY MORNING
DAILY SENTINEL
TElECRAPHlC:

lkKPORTED KxPREssLr rog fHK DAIRY STATE sESrISEL
Noon Reports.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
W-ELL.5.bD C.1.f.1L OPEN.
The whisky and Tobacco Tax.
VENTION.
COLUMBUS and PADUCAH MENACED
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-30

A military officer vita WON we hsvs Sng been In
Innate, relates l.7u incidents connected With Gaoghsni
gallant defense at Faz' StsvansoR; one Of which sfords
8 strong pos tiYs, and he other a strong negative proof
Of tho above Quoted sdnge.
AZ the British ard Iudisns, in their operations, had
violated their pledge, and the Hsagss Of civilized war
fare, BY URctOniy numbering their prisoners, the mem,
bgrs Of CToghau's little band (only one hundred strong
with 3 single Fix-pounder, and surrounded by about ak
4 hundred Bi is4troops, and thrics thst number Of Indi
fsn) had mutually agreed TO stand their ground TO the
last, ana SSH their lives as-dsarly as possible. Whensil
was ready, the British commander sent q messenger
uadsT 6 hsg OF truce, to treat for a surrender Of The
fort. CroghEn, pointing 10 him as he approached, ex
claimed; 10 will not DO 20 let him enter here, and see
our weakness; who will VOLUNTEERS 20 meet hiIT
Az Il was prstty certain that whoever aboald leave
the fort on such a mission would be murdered by a dsS
tsrd TOE. there YVES q brief pause wien Ensign Il ipp
replied, Twill, Bp0n one condition. list = 1T asked
the Captain. Pledge me yOur word, as an OfdcoF and 9
mHnaof honor, tGst on viii keep that gua bearing direct
go me raiss my R2nu The p-oage was given AID
Shipp went forth To aI Arguments and he psEsuasisns
Of the enemy, his uuvsrytug rep " Tan tustruct ed to say
that we defend the fort So n tbs Indians began 20
surround him. One cutchsd his spsulettgs, another his
sword Sh.pp, who was a man OF hsFculezn fcElao, TO-
leased himself by q powerful effort. and turning TO ths
elemy, coolly said " Sir, have net put myself under
y0Hs truce without knowing ysur mode Of warfare.
'Iou zs sost gan,' said be, pointing 70 their solitary SIX
solemn pledge Of my commander that 1t shall be dred
HE loln=uf ! gIse the signal Therefore restrain these
men and respoct The laws Of war, or you shall instantly
accompany me 10 the o her world
This vas enough. Shlpp was 40 more molestea. he
rstRrnsd O hs comrades Ia safety, fought out the des.
pc ate action thHt ensuod, ana obtained promotion or
ais b. Hvery.
Inc count5r tnstan q referred 10 was told as follows
After the British d d indians bad with irawu. Crozhzn
missed one mRn only oneS whs had belonged TO his liEie
band, anu all efforts for his discovery were, for some
timr, ms ossEful. At last his smRiuE we're discovered
in the carrot Of one of the block houses, where he had
crcpt for safety, and was cut in two by a cannon ball
All tho rest, considerlug their chances Of life not worth
a thought, lad only sought 70 do duty, and escaped
alive from perhaps the most Desperate tight on record.
The only msn tEst wsy killed happened 10 be tie only
nan who proved himssIf 3 coward.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-30

The people Of Louisiana have not been g1Fpssgsd In
Isf-ssOriacug devotion TO the Gauge Of Southern indie
pendsncs by those o. saY other State IN the Conlsds.
racy notwithstanding the wrongs, suTsrings and dos.
petite rule Of the Lincoln tyranny, The spirit Of her PEG.
pie 10 stll uuconqusrsOle- The glorious Grsols State
BtlI hreathes defiance to fbe minions Of ne degp7t.
The foil wing i5&t resolutions Of he Legislature Of
Louisiana, IN relation % the further prosecution Of tbs
war, have the ring OF true metal, and cannot fsfl to
commend themselves 20 me approval Of her lister
Siktss:
Whereas, The Unlled States continues 10 wags v.r
against ihr Confederate States with relentless barbarity
ana an utter disregard Of the rules OF civilized warfare
and, whereas, tho desBOf who wields with abs,Iurg
powerfhs desiinies Of that Government has manifested
in all hs messages ard Droeiama,ious a MALIGNANT hs-
tired OF the people Of The South, sud a disposition to
heap Insult upon injury and outrage Eud, whe eas,
this esRrss Of conduct hGE strengthened rs In our defer.
minatttn 70 mEiutsln our separation from the Govern.
meut 6hd people n the North therefore.
]. Bsit resolved by the Senate ana House OF Repre-
8~antStlvss Of the Stale Of LouizEnA in General Assem-.
bly, convened, That the bArbsr0as manner in which our
snsmies have wHged war against Is deserves the exc
grafton Of all me1, and has confirmed znd strengthened
Is in the determination to oppose TO the last extremity
a reunion with hem, and thsi the spirit Of our people
i unsbsted in the RESOLUTION 20 resist every 4.tsIaptsi
their Eubiugsrion-
. Be it further resolved, That relying upon the
ability Of our Chief Magistrate, the skill Of our mill.
tsry Leaders, tks bravery Of our sc-diera the heroic de-
voilon Of our women the ardent patriotism of our ma
and. -5Ovs all, upon the Justice Of our cause, invoking
The blessing Of Almighty God upon our efforts, We Goa
adently abide he result.
3. Be u further resolved, That, in this hour Of trial.
the State OF Louisiana tenders 10 her government and
sister States her warmeBt sympathy and cordial co op-
GRAFTON; snd she hereby declares her uufaterinE deter
BinRti0n 10 spare no expense OF blood or treasure In de.
Tense of the Confedsra,s States Of America a. a free and
independent republic.
4. Be il further resolved, etc, That his sxesllsncy
his governor be and Il hereby requested 70 trsnsmtt
copies Of these resolutions 10 our Senators and Repre-
Bcnts'ivcs IN Congress, and 10 the governors Of our zig
ter States. j. B. LIAM,
Speaker Of he HOuss Of Representatives,
A. II. IsAACsON,
Clerk Of the House Of Representatives..
". 7. WAGNER.
Secretary u he Senate.
Approved February g, 1864
HENRY ". ALLEN,
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SeeFEia TToasEsy vssss I'd Chasxs

SEa Treasury Nssss and Change
EsfIIs.
4ne Leg ~siaiuge, in Deosabsr Iast. suiheriz,d
me governor to antieipste the taxes tkis year
- D01OLns me money, OF, issuing treasury
Toeo, E-yeDis N CoHfsdara5s treasury notes in
Dscsm5er next, to meet the APPROPRIATION ms5o
by The Legislature. We learn fbst n-egj,1n t -
the lsIe currency act, the governor bsd deser,
Ilnso 70 borrow tho money. from ima 10 time
during Inc year, a. the State useded h p.
Since tns passage Of that act, which will n.Ls
> suitable ORIGINATING medium rather dj6icnIe h
get noia 81 Tor several months to come. ~ a..
SslsAey' me governor, has determined 70 izgne
State treasury notes, payable il ths ras5 isr,,.
Of the Cenied1rste Ssaies tressur1 - ~
following IS The form a. prescribed bv he r..
gislatufe Of the new notes shortly To h. iss1aS
me state OF Gssrgia viii pay the bearsr
- dollars, At her treasury, on the 9y,S NJ
esmber next, IN Confederate treasury notes e.
sued after the LIST of April, 1854. # prsraDts5
within saTeo months alter mssurity. otherwise
nos Iedssms0is except IN payment of public
The sngrayeE IS engaged upon tbsss uotsz.
A poysion Of them viii he issued about too mid
die OF next month The Denominations. we
lasTn viii be S50O's, SIO0S, sos, S2Vs SIe's
A. the late extra session Of tho Legislature
directed the Governor to fund all ths Confed-
utHts treasury NOES OF the Old issue in six Der
cent bonds after he LIST If april, and passed an
act refusing to receive any mere treasury notes
of the old Issue for the taxes OF 1864. the STATE
change bills issued lss. yesr AMI this year win
Also be paid IN the Gsw issus Of the Confederate
treasury nOtes. we make this statement shat
hose who may hold the change bills NAV cot
% imposed upon By " 5harpors" Ga account Of
The difference in the reading Of the bills. The
change bills merely read thus;
"MHLEDGEvILLE, January l. 1853.
The Slate OF Georgia will pay the bearer
- dollars or cents at the treasury, in Con.
f-derEte treasury notes, when presented IN sums
Of Eve dollars and upwArds.''
These bills were engraved and isgEed Iast
year, and This year before the extra session.
Bat, since the fzTa session of the LaVisla.urs
hss directed the Governor to fund ell Of ths old
IBsue Of he Confederate treasury notes, ard has
directed the treasury notes hereafter 70 DO is
sued 10 be paid in the nav issue Of CoBfed.
sfats treasury notes, the treasurer will alsD
pay all the change bills issued last year AID
this year, ia the new issue Of the Confeders5s
treasury notes. after the same is received into
the lressuTy-Nac8H Telegraph.
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The FTiu.i..ippi ounnun.

The Southern Republic" regards the campaign 81
Col Aaury against the Jones county CAIiH) outlaws, e.
a failure, with but little to commend. That jouynal, Of
the Goth nit, says:
Coz. hsury reached Ellisyine on the second day aftol
leaving this place, and in his hunt captured seven do
~seTterz, four Of whom ha hung, when he s1ued his proc
iamauon Offering TO pardon ali offenders who would vol
unfairly surrender themselves. Whersu pom, some
tWenty Ave came IN and surrendered. These are tbs
only IHen out Of the one hundred and dfiy which he
reports but which we think = rather low estimate. Bal
still a writer 10 The Mobile Register" reports them
completely routed and dispersed, when me fact Is, that
s. soon as they found iaBt the infantry had bsen with,
drawn h y fred into tbs cavalry. This 70 US does MOI
look iks submission, though 1t may be, and we are un.
able TO underst- nd Il
We think the colonel missed the figure In relying too
much upOr his guides, sho were men who had come In
to claim protection under ais proclamation It is TO be
hoped thar when he, or E0me one slse returns to finish
the Job he has commenced he WilProft by his past ex-
periencs, aud do a ttie bstteE. The idea Of leaving
dve-sixths OF those he was sent 10 capture will Beysr do
for n man with reputation of the gallant Manry, net
outstanding the difficulties chad TO contend with.
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DESERTED!

q p. AAlLGa14H 2
ATLAETA, Ca, March 2iih leA )
THE following named zen, dstaIsd for duty - this
Arssp.l. bsvlpr deserted from The sane Ofhesu N
rbarvs Of Govsnnsnt shop1, snd contractors Win ne
ordnsncs Dspariusnf, are rothsd Of ms LAsh a."
AZ, requsstsd not 20 employ them should thsy aPPy :
L. s. SCRUGG, blseksmith' Ab0Ii SIX 1901 Que
Ipsh bj9h. very spsre made. Had on artillery an4iofE
-bsu last sssn-suppOssd to have go2s 20 ms Feas'
rais.
PAT ENNIS, guusmiih, a5sas I've feet nine or ten
n,bas biqh Had on artillery uniform 8heR Last seen
.n,nossd 10 hsvo gene to tbs Fscerlls-
, sWOPE, msehinist, about hFe feet eight
Inches higa-supposed 70 have gone 70 The FedsrAis.
@. EVANS. engineer, deserted from Ihs Fedsr1
sray-zppossd 70 have gone back TO hen.
". TWIFORD, maehinist detailed from Hardse 9
escort
J. OGRADY, plGs,orsr and mason. company B.
sOth Mississippi about i've feet six inches hlzh. dsrk
hair, dGrk eyes-by birth an IrBhzsr.
Private THOMAS HUBBARD, oompauv e. TN
rsgimoat, i've feet eight Inches hieh. fair
complexion, Light hair, blEs sysa-abssns since the
instsnt.
The usual reward vii be paid for their delivery
fhs attention Of Provost MsTshals a. the front and
sise"here Is respectfully called to this notice. thss
hey may aid Us in arresiins these parties noss q
whom, likely, viii III to make their way tsroash TIA
ins@ HI. WRIGHT,
1nz4 ~ 0o1ouaI gowmv-5f--
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~EdoFaGFoua Rphesus. the Beasts Thereof
versus the Federal Capital.

EdoIafroua Rphesus, the Beasts Thereof,
versus the Federal Capital.
EDITORS APPEAL In the midnight orgeHiss and bach.
snsllan revsiriss Of he beasts in the modern Ephesus,
when new campaigns are planned, new onginery de-
vsed Tor the immols;ion and destruction Of SOuihesl
cities, heIlish schemes connected 70 add new torture to
defs1seless females and helpless inoesncy, some fresh
insult 10 be added to the already intolsrable torture
Southern c~aptives receive in Northern prisons; hell is
probed to Its prOfoundsEt depths, the monster iniquity
Essurreeted thsrefrom and clothed In human form and
named "Dshlgrsn," a name anonymous with the place
he now inhAb.ts, q nsms which viii be handed down 10
the latest poatsrity, Eoathed, ~despised, condemned, and
placed lower down on the scale of Infamy than any ad.
i~sctivs now known to the English language, can convey
an Intelligent idea
o that he had been captured and not slain, that q
more just desert might have bsen meted ont to him; the
penalty Of felOn. assassin and murderer az he was
His followers, ft companions OF hE own internal
abode, deserves tie fate iustios would have deereed 70
him.
Little thought OF cared they for the wsillngr ofthe IN
FAINT, the cries Of the orphan, or sighs of a bsresvsd
mother; when they chuckled over the plans by which
the Southern capital was to be laid in sshes by their
t~orpsdoes, oskum balls and tarpentine.
What q thrill Of disgust must vihsAts throughout orc.
stion's entire soul, when the sVoHed objects Of this ma.
lgnsnt tragedy viii hsve been known.
II the vile miEeceants now In prison are ever treated
in any other way than as felOns and spiss, great ipjus-
tice will be done humanity.
They should be hanged so high that divine clemensy
will meyer reach them; they should be buried so deep
that the shrll thundsrs of Gsbriels trumpet will never
awake their disgrsceful dust. May "a thousand years
hence fnd them sitting, pale ghosts beyond the stygian
food reading by the rcd glare Of he'll Of the deeds that
damned hem there" B.
Et.nsh Iron Work, Ga. March 27th. 1863.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-30
The Niger s,fIlfn Oonrr.,.

In tbs United States Senate, on the I7th, the bin Z,
incorporate tbs Metropolitan. Railroad COMPANY. n
Washington, csme up with an amendment BY M
sumner that no one shall be excluded from any car on
account of color.
Nj johnson. OF Maryland. contended tbs4 No .n.h
iegislAt on was Necessary, as negroes were eousJ - -
whites before the law here. He differed win ~ = =
aenan from Delaware (Ar. Salisbury, and hsj5 ~.
the company had no more right to turn a bjse- "a
out Of the cars for white men than they had ~ t,-.a
white man OFT for black men. You mlfkt 81 vysi nsss
a law saying the negroes shal visit the Prssiasats
house, which - opener 3 certain day TO All. Or ~ ~
prame court, to which the oOlorsd DIT. Aueusts @.1t
thus giving the negro a positive right While The Witt
man has only q general one. He held that the nsnSi,
tlon Of the eoiored Glasses was not such that This Al.
pcsEble,
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ear rsmarks some days since, r~elstivs 70 TIA
manner in which the War Dspsrimsntha has given
noties the provisions Of the act s~usPensing the
writ Of habess corpus shall be carried into eff
feet certainly cannot be construed 70 refer % the
military courts nors existing in the several milf
tsry departments, and in d~isclAimiDg any such
intention, we must be permitted 70 express our
surprise that Mr.. EWEe-TkSse e~emmunics-
ton We publish elseWhsre-should have 50 IN
fsred. Our artiGs was "condemnatory Of mill
taTy osurts'' to be organized for the trial Of
citizens arrested under the act Of Congress 40
suspend the privileges Of the wit Of ha6ess
corpus - but on referring 20 the orders Of tAe
acknowledgement, we find we should have said
military commissions. Yet, or intention was
20 manifest that Mr.. Els conclusion is neither =
proper" OF q fair construction Of cur mean
ing"
The fact that ell he proceedings IN cases
Arising from theaet referred to, are to be con-
daetsd by cur military authorities slons, is
what we disspprovs Of, and must condemn.
Military courts" alone are to act. Tbs Wa
DoHAlhmIAh ElfEH ElsLD AAA A@S ~"
be appointed BY this Department for each mill
tsry division commissioner to investigate the
ssses of persons who may be arrested or deter
mined By any military authority" for any
cause specified in thshsbeas corpus act. The
whole pfocsdurs is to be under the control OF
the military. However clear military courts
now existing are Of sdjudicating upon the LIB
I critics of citizens, the military commissions
to be established, the commanders Of depart
ments, the Secretary Of War, snd the President
IS commands -in,chief are to be the sole arbi-
tsrs of the fate Of these they themselves arrest.
No appeal to a civil court is to be alowed-no
trial By jury can be had the liberty and Life Of
the citizen is dependent alone upon military au-
taority. Against this fearful power we protested,
and viii continue to protest, until the law grant
ing III IS blottsd from our statute books.
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Bebei Prisoners Kite Elyiag-A New NM
AHEeEtsus MeshOd Of Uoama1isaifoa.

1891 n AA@8AEAA AANG hEEA4&-A Kew AAA
AHEeEiSus Method Of Uomna1ienifoa.
The Chicago Tribune, 10 an article on the rebel prs
oners at Camp Douglas, near that city, mentions the
following Incident
Early last week several Of tho rebels we're seized
with a mania for kite flying. Pine sticks, paper paste
SIX eornored kites were ready % take a sail Flying
kites is q harmless amuseme I and the col nei g ID
handing, remembering huw In his bOyhood DO used TO
stand on the village common and gaze at bis OWE kite
as # wandered hsavenwards, was not dispoBed q dc.
priye the poor fellows who, shut In from he world,
seeing nothing beautiful unless it il above them, Of any
enjoyment they might derive from nuCh q recreation.
So towards evening of the hrBt day. the rebel kites
were permitted 70 riss. Away Cd ECuthWaTd and mp.
sky Federal and rebsl enjoyed the sight for half an
hour, and then the kites we're wound deHn." The
next evening the kites Jew again, but unfortunately
the strings Of TWO or three brOks, aud they went tum
bling of toward the South No suspicion yet. The
aext evening the kites again hoRtsa' anu tbs Strings
again broke.
Something strange in that TIT Ight the colonel aloud
70 his officers. When the aext string 5rssks order q
soldier 10 fellow the kite, and we'll see Whist al ths
cerd' Soon \ string snapped away went Tho kite and
away went the soldier after II. Il dropped n a heid q
mila and a half sway. aud the soldier found Il, and in
Its paper tail he also found a letter addressed 10 q csr-
tain Chicago copperheAdi
What the contents OF the letter we're, or 20 whom IL
wss directed, we are not informed. But it is Known
that II furnished the Government with a clue 10 a plot
The envelope contained two letters, neither Of which
srininRted the person to whom L. Wss directed Uns
nets simply requested him TO nail tue incl ssd ictTer 20
Hon Mr. So snd-sO, Louisville, ksntueSy, and promised
him the everlasting remembrance and gratitude OF the
"OpprsEssd Southern peop.e." But neither be Tor the
Kentucky man will ever recsi7e the notes.-the latter
viii ree=Iye something else bsfOre long.
II Is IMPOSED that some person was stationed at q con.
venient point, from which sitter %nightiall, ne could rssdi.
y reach the runaway kiis aud secure the letter.
It was a party plot, indeed. But the rebels via have
TO deviss a more ingenious postal scheme thsn this Il
they wish 20 get ths start Of tbs post oommandaut
and eaFloy their sympsih issrR. lhs only effect Of tbs
discovery has been Actually to increase tbs vigilance Of
the garrison.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-30
AHIsT FOR THOSE WHO MAKE SOLDIERS.

AHIST o THOSE WHO MAX SOLDIERS
CLsTHRG-A soldier, writing to the SEstsville
Express, slludes to the bad manner ia which
soldiers clothing is made, and says:
Our pants, jackets and under clothing invas
riRbly mp, after = few weeks service, into OH
ginal pieces. Then a little swearing and
sweating, and = weeks dsrning and stitching,
before No are ft to appear in public, unless we
have lost ell decsHcy, and come out with q flag.
Of truce" flying in the rear. I would be glad
if some Of he women who do sewing for the
soldiers would pay rs . Visit-I have not q
doubt but that they would return with many
good resolutions, and With the conviction that
our clothing is wonderfully" If not 'fearfullyv
msde.