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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-07
From wesr Virginia.

From Wesr Virginia.
Special 10 the Herald
HEADoUARTERs DEPARTMENT OF WEST VIR-
GINA March 4 Refugees report movements of
heavy bodies OF rebel troops eastward on the
Virginia and Tennessee Rtilrosd.
portion of Early's command is reported as
having gone toward Lynchburg
Capt Frickhardt, who captured with Gen.
Scammon. WAS killed by our own men while in
the hands of guerrillas.
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Noon Reports.

Charges Preferred against General
ueade-Sec. Chase Recomm ends an
Increase ON the Revenue Tax-The
Movements of Gen. Shermam,Ac.
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,ial to the Times.

Special to the Times.
WASHINGTON March Gen Meade has been
summoned here by the President to an.wer-tbe
charges preferred against him by Gems Sickles
and Doubleday, before the Committee on the
Conduct Of the War. The matter is assuming a
serious aspect.
Secretary Chase. in a communication to the
Ways and Means Committee, says that in order
TO bring the revenue up to the amount estimated
in his report. il will be absolutely necessary to
largely increase the tax the several articles
specified. he recommends tax OF 81 on spirits
30 cents on leaf and manufactured tobacco Is
cents on crude petroleum, and % cents on re-
fined.
Special the World.
1t is understood that Gen. HaIleck retains his
present position, and Gen. Grant remains in the
field.
Special 10 the Tribune.
WAsHINGToN. March "A dispatch dated
Memphis LIST, received this evening, gives some
new aud interesting details of Sherman's move
ments.
The dispatch says after having reached Nerd
ian, Sherman sent out scouts to feel the ground
and ascertain whether Logan, who had started
from Florence to meet him and Smith and Grier
son. whose cavalry he relied to prosecute his
march on Seimt, were advancing.
Three days elapsed before he received any an
swer. but his army had but limited rations. he.
by rapid movement which diseOncerted the ree
els. suddenly turned his back on Selma and Mo-
bile aud marched toward Logan who had already
advanced TO meet him, and by audacous
stroke of strategy placed himself at distance Of
about hundred miles from Johnstou's flank.
now menaced by his advance.
The dispatch says the rumor concerning the
attack Mobile and Selma by Sherm,n was
simply meant 10 divert public attention from the
real object OF the expedition which aims at an
invasion of Georgia somewhere between Trenton
aud Lafayette.
CAIRO. March "A private letter received
at Memphis from Vlcksburg drted Feb 9th,
says:
The seventeenth army corps, McPhersons, is
back al Jackson. where it is expected 1t will re-
main for the present.
Sherman with The remainder of his force is
Ell route Tor the same place
All the railroads OH Shermans route were de-
stroyed.
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From the Army Of the Potomac.

from the Army of the Potomac.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE PorONAc(
March 4
Deserters ard con,rabands have heen coming
in quite freely of late. until Tuesday night last,
when the rise in the Rapidan put check to the
emigration
Gen. Meade and part of his personal staff
went To Washington 10 day.
Guerrilas continue their deviltry along the
line of the railroad.
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1863. HM - 1863
1863
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day, Feb. 2, Is63.

day, Feb. 2, 1868.
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arriving at indianapolis at II A. ". and 740PM
Trains leave Columbus for Rushville p NJ, arrfv-
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arriving at Columbus 81 ll.I5 A. NJ
This Road forms line with she Packets at Madison for
the transportation Of freight between Cincinnati and In
dianapolis and points West
Tariff of Freights as low a by any other route.
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est to ship by this line.
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The Aiertness of the ssebeIs-Destruc
ton of the Telegraph and RAILROAD
by kiipatrick-Spirite engagement
Near ssich am Oud, &C &c.

WAsHISGToN, March 1t is assigned as a
reason for the unexpected alertness OF the rebels
in preparing repel Gen Fitzpatrick, that the
destruction of the telegraph and track of the
Virginia Central Railroad was announced in
Richmond by Gen. Lee Immediately after the
occurrence, over the telegraph line between
Richmond. Lynchburg and Gorlonsvle This
seems highly probable, from the fact that the
petition passed through Lees piekets and beyond
his .-ithOut skirmish, and was met at some
distance from Richmond by formidable force of
mounted infantry
The Republican this evening says:
We are authorized TO announce that the Gov
ernment has received a dispatch from Gen But
l,r announcing that Fitzpatrick succeeded in
cutting the railroad ana telegraph communica
tons Of Gen. Lee with Richmond by tearing up
the rails the Virginia Central Railroad at va
riOus points, aud destroying the canal aud mills
on the James river. he burned much other prop
erty belonging to the rebels INJECTING IA severe
blow on the rebellion
he was met by the enemy outside the defenses
at Richmond but succeeded forcing them in
side the outer works where spirited engage
ment ensued when darkness came on and the
conflict ended. Fitzpatrick finding the enemy and
the works too strong to allow him to reach the
city and accomplish the object of the expedition
Withdrew and reached the lines OF Gen Butlei
with the loss OF about one hundred and fifty
men
WAsHINGToN March The President has re
ceiveu the following from Gen Butler
dispatch from Fitzpatrick dated yorktown
March 4th saws:
Col. DAhlgren was directed to make diver
sion with Eve hundred men on James river. HI
attacked the enemy on Tuesday afternoon ant
drove him in Richmond
The main attack having failed. Dahlgren at
tempted to join me at Meadow Bridge He AM
Col Cook were with the advance guards whic
became separated from his main force Sine
then nothing has been heard from them. | hav
still hopes that they may vet come in
The main force reached here with sligb
loss.
Gen. Butler adds that deserters report TO hi
aids that one legged Colonel and about on
hundred men were taken prisoners
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-27
From New York.

New YoRK, February PA Washington
special to the World says representatives in
that city will leave to-day or Sunday for Chat
tanoogs, with General Grants commission as
Lieutenant General.
An important parsonage connected with
the Navy Department has been arrested in
New York, and will shortly he examined.
The Herdid's Western Virginia dispatch
reports fight between Captain Harper's com
pany Of Swamp Dragons and some of limbo
dens men a; the mouth of Seneca River,
PendIeton County, who we're bent on raid.
The dispatch says nothing of the result
About dozen refugees and deserters from
Auglaize, Virginia, had reached Rowsbury
The HeIalGs naval correspondence dated
off Mobile, 10th, says the Hartford with Ad-
miral Fsrragut and six monitor schooners are
with the feet 1t is rumored they will en-
gage Fort Gaines to day ....,
Desertets state there are about 10000
troops in and about Mobile, Two iron clads
the Tennessee and Nashville, are in the har-
Dor, The former mounts ten guns. The
rebel programme is stated TO be an ascent of the
Mississippi, by these vessels capture off New
Orleans aud blockade the river between there
and Natchez ln this they were to be assisted
by Generals Magruder aud Taylor's forces
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-27
RetalIatOry.

NEw YORK, February PA correspond
ence passed between Generals Peck and Pick
EFT in relation to the death of the rebel Colon.
ell Shaw and the subsequent execution by the
rebels Of negro soldiers for HE alleged muir
DIR. General Peck enoloses the President =
order for retaliation in the case of soldiers Of
executing rebel soldiers till he learns Pick
that had he caught any negro who had killed
either Confederate officer, soldier or ciiizen
he would have Immediately executed him He
has four hundred and and fifty United States
officers aud men in his possession and for
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-27


i WAsnlNGToS, February 2G-The President
ihaying approved aud signed the alnsndatoty
Enrichment bill, it Is now n law The subject
of a modification OF the Revenue law is still in
the hands of snb eommhleelof the Commit
tee OF Ways and Means A separate bill may
be prepared, altering the duties on tobacco.
The general appropriation bills will probably
all be disposed o!belorethe House will be
able to act on the Reyenne question. .l
II WaShiBgton, February ga memorial
from merehaiitA Of Ph ,ladel ljlth, was present.
ed by Representative ONeil OF Pennsylvania,
to-day praying Congress to tax the circula-
ton Of all State banks to such an extent as to
compel them to fallin thcir issues, that the
country may baye nQlhing but National legal
lender currency. They say State bank issues
have deprecated, and are liable Il. IGrther de.
Lpreqiation.
D Al bill has been introduced in the House by
Representative FeAton, relatye to the cap
tures made by armed vessels in the service OF
the United States, placing their etewsou The
sarne footing as to prize money, with the
crews Of vessels in the naRy proper.j
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-27
New York Market.

...u ..-... NEw YoRK February 81
CoTToN N,-Steady and firm with an upward
tendency 90@8l.
FtoUR Heavy and dropping; G 55@G 70
for extra State; Z 20@7 30 Round Hoop
Ohio. -..t ....-.
WHEAT Slightly favors buyers; 1,5G6l,59.
Chicago Spring, l,66@59 Milwaukee Club
I ,67@l ,7OWinter Red. 80 lt.f !
Corn Dali and unsettled 81 27@l 2S for
store. , b
Oars Quiet and firm, 89@92 M
PoRK.-Firmer aud more active % mess;
Il old and "a new. Cut Meats Grm.
LARD.-A shade 6rmer, l9@l32
WHIsKY-Dull and heavy Western held
al SD@85,
PETRotEpN STEADY sO@3ls Crude, 47l
Bond, d9(966 Free.
NEw YoRK, February ,27.-Stocks irreg-
closing 6rmer Money seven per cent Sier,
ling quiet and steady at 7lt Gold b79.
.52G Coupons l06, 5's 60 Coupons 3G One
year certificates 9s3 New York Central 1877,
Erie 81 2li Reading$l 2OA, G. Q. & d.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-27
oLIberly Regnlalea by Law. :,

We adverted few days ago, to the
wretched condition of the negroes in
Louisiana, who are now subjected to mil
itary slavery, unquestionably moro oppres-
sivc and intolcrable than the old relation
which existed between themselves and
their masters.
But General Order No. %" which
oppresses the negro beyond example, is
hardly less severe and despotic in its treat
mcnt of the white residents of Louisiana
The plantations of Louisiana, under the
system of slavery, afforded almost unex-
ampled profits, and by the value of their
products added immensely to the national
wealth. 1t is evident that the Republicans,
with the example Of the British West
Indies before their eyes, anticipate career
Of idleness for the negroes, and the con-
sequent relapse of the superb plantations
which they titled. into the primitive CON
dition of an unproductive wilderness.
1t is against such catastrophe that
they seek to guard by lawless and unex-
ampled oppression, not only of the negroes,
but of the white inhabitants OF that State.
Heretofore, in this country. the prosper
ity which was the sure result of enterprise
and industry. was the only needful stim-
ulus to the exercise of these qualities. But
now, under the horrible and desolating
rule Of Abolitionism, we read an "Order
No. 23," which commands white men to
cultivate their lands on penalty of forfeit
tre I! The deputy (for it is the subordin-
ate Of BANKS who promulgates this cor
der" of amlitary satrap lectures Ameri-
can citizens, ON the duty of labor "for the
good of the nation" and closes with a
peremptory command to them to go to
work or forfeit their estates
There are other assumptions and usur-
pations of power in this extraordinary
"order," not less startling-if, indeed, any
thing can startle this infatuated people--to
which We may call attention at another
time
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-27
LATEST NE WS.
AFTERNOON DESPATCuES.

Report ed Battle in Florida--sad Reverse
80 the Federal Forces.
New Yo x, Feb 27-The Times saws:
Steamship Fulton from Port Royal, Wednes.
day last arrived here late last night bringing
information Of a sad reverse 10 the expend.
ton under Gen. Seymour in Florida. We
aru unable to give details, because after the
Fulton had put out into hay, she was boarded
by Provost Marshal and Quartermaster, with
orders FROM Gen Gilmore TO deprive passen-
gers Of all private letters in their possession
To passenger 10y the Fnlton we are Indebted
for the following .r
On the afternoon Of the goth our troops
under Gen. Seymour met the enemy $4,000
strong, and | 8 miles beyond jacksonville aud
eight miles beyond Sanderson,, on the line of
lhe Jacksonville and Tallahassee Railroad
The battle was desperately fought during
three hours and at sunsst our forces retreated
10 Sanderson, taking with them the greater
portion OF the wounded The 7th Coma, 9TH
N H., 4th and 9Th u. S, were engaged.
Col. Friebly, Of the 9Th u. s., was left dead
on the field. Col Reed a Hungarian officer
was mortally wounded, all officers Of Hamil
tons Battery we're wounded Capt. Ham H.
ton and Lieut., Myers are wounded and are at
Gilmore's headquarters at Hilton Head. o..
lionel Grey Herry, of the 4th Massachusetts
had three horses shot from under him, and
escaped unhnrt
The Constitution arrived at Beaufort on
Monday evening with 2i0 Of the wounded.
Colonel Reed among them who was living
when the Fulton left on Wednesday. The
enemy's loss is not known. They captured
iiveguns. II is probable that the troops were
from Bragg army. General Hardee himself
was on the field, having come to Florida on a
visit to his family ana slso to form "A second
marriage.
Our loss is variously estimated at from 500
to 800. Seventy prisoners were brought
by the FultOn We understand that the pur-
ser of the Fulton has a list OF the killed and
wounded which he will show but will not al
low il to be coped
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-27

EFr 1t is only a little while since the
Republican papers filled their columns
with reiterated assertions that the Southern
rebels ha6 infinitely more respect for Sum
NEn and LovEJoY, than for such men as
VALLANDIGHAM, VOORHEES,, Cox. WoOD,
and others. Within few days, and es-
pecially since the publication of the adj
dress of the rebel Congress, we find the
same papers just as industrious in declar-
ing that the men last named are allies of
the Coniederacy, whom the Confederate
leaders look to as the mainstay of their
cause.