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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-04
Mob i'm Dayton-A Printing office De-
mOiished.

DAYTON. o, March 3 A party of twelve or
fifteen furoughei soldiers of Company g, Alb
Ohio regiment went into the Empire office at
noon to-day and completely riddlei the estab-
lishment. After the work was done the soldiers
vent to the Court House steps and the leader
made speech in which he took apon himself
the whole responsibility OF the act. By that
time large crowd was gathered and f. s.
Young Esq. and r q. Cowine made speeches
in order To alay the excitement During the
spelch of the latter man in the crowd made an
offensive remark about the Government protect
ing the negroes, when the soldiers made a rush
at him. In the melee a dozen or more shots
were fired resulting in the wounding of two sol
diers and tae death OF a man namei Dlniel Curl
from Iippecanoe. vino was mere spectator He
was struck by ball in the lungs and died in a
few moments afterwards He leaves large
family to mourn his loss
Capt Badger OF Company was arrested and
admitted to bail in the sum of $500
There Is much excitement in the CITY. but as
all parties condemn the act II is not likely that
anv further trouble will grow from it,
The home guard however. are under arms to
preserve the peace of tie city should it be again
threatened.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-04

40 I much 20 you. for / verify believe the
Plantation Btters have saved my life.
REV. W. II. WAG6OSER.
Madrid, N "
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-04

HALIFAX. March 3-The steamship Canada,
from Liverpool the Doth ult.. arrived here this
morning
The Amsterdam. from New York, arrived at
Queenstown on the 18Th
The rebel steamer Georgia has left Brest
There IA. a vague rumor that France intends
soon 10 recognize the Southern Confedefacy.
The German forces have entered the Danish
province oil Jutland.
The Archduke Macmillan will visit the Courts
OF Brussels, Paris and Windsor before leaving
for Mexico
The Germans were repulsed on the 18th in a
general attack on the whole line OF the Danish
position.
The steamer Great EsStern has been charter ed
by Glass. Elliott & ca. TO lay the Atlantic cable
n the summer of le65
There has been tail in the funds. occasionei
by speech Of Lord Palmerslon. increasing the
lear OF other complications arising out Of the
Danish var.
The English SQUADRON in the Tagus has been
ordered 20 return
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TWO MEN WOUNDED AND ONE KILLED
&c. &c, &c &c. Gc.


WASHINGTON. March 3d-Provost Marshal
General Fry has issued circular ordering the
Boards OF Enrolment To commence the draft on
the 10Th of March in all sub districts that have
not then filed their quotas.
All volunteers who actually enlist before the
draft is made will be deducted from the quota
required.
Ii the quota is not filled by the first draft. the
Boards shall make further drafts until the quota
is filled.
The Star of this evening says:
We have late ana interesting information from
NE front. to the effect that Gen Kilpltrick with
force OF cavalry has arrived nj White House
and formed junction with forces sent by Gen.
Butler from the Peninsula. This statement il
based on the fact that two Of Gen. Fitzpatrick :
scouts have come back and made the above re-
port.
il is believed in the Army Of the Potomac
that Fitzpatrick is now within a few miles Of
Richmond, and as Gen Butler is cooperating
with him. we may expect TO hear startling news
from that quarter in dav or two
Up to reaching White House. Fitzpatrick had
avoided meeting any large force Of rebels. lie
having orders 10 do SO.
After Kilpatrick had left the front another
party of 500 picked cavalry were sent out TO
communicate with him. The, met IA rebel force,
how ever, and ~ their orders not TO fight if
IL could be avoided, they moved toward the east,
came upon party OF rebels near Fredericksburg,
captured them, burnt their camp, and destroyed
quantity of army stores They then proceeiel
on their way to join Fitzpatrick.
The Secretary OF War. in response TO note
from Mr.. Wilson requesting his views regarding
heyoint resolution of the House to continue the
payment OF bounties to April ! , says il his opin-
ion that the requisite troops can be more expedi
tiously raised by continuing the payment OF the
bounty than by any other means; that the reso-
luton is wise and judcious. and its passage by
the Senate would greatly promote the public
welfare and strengthen the military force more
quickly and efficiently than can be otherwise ac-
complished.
Very many rebel prisoners have applied to
Secretary Stanton To be permitted to avail them
selves of the amnesty Proclamation. He will
soon authorize a commission to visit the camps
and release such as will take the oath in good
faith
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-04
THIRTY-EIGHTH CONGRESS
WASHINGTON. March 3.
HOUSE.

HOUSE.
The House by majority re committed to the
Committee on the Judiciary the bill declaring
the jurisdiction OF the Court of Claims, rs
growing out of the military and naval operations
during the present rebellion, also providing for
the settlement of claims for Quartermasters and
Commissary supplies before the proper bureau,
making provision for Boards of Commissioners
TO ascertain other claims with view to their lu-
ture settlement.
Another bill reported from the Committee on
the judiciary was taken. providing for the settle
ment of the claims of Quartermasters' and Com
mssary supplies on the presentation of proper
vouchers
This bill. after some debate. was also re-
committed.
Mr.. Wilson of Iowa offered resolution TO pro-
vide for 10 900 additional copies of Grants mill
tary report. Referred to the Committee ON
Printing.
Mr.. Ambrose w. Clark, from the Committee
ON Printing. reported in favor of printing 90, 900
copies of the Agricultural Report for 1862
A debate ensuej. during which Mr.. Grinnell of
Iowa spoke of the proprie.y OF disseminating the
report at the public expense, leaving the crcula-
ton of the documents of military candidates at
the private cost of gentlemen.
Mr. Mallory asked what the gentleman meant
by military candidates.
Mr. GrinneIl-I mean military candidates for
the Presidency.
Mr. Mal!ory-Does the gentleman mean Gen.
Grant?
Mr. Grnuell-Gen Grant is a candidate for
putting down tie rebellion. The other candidate
has been dead some months
Mr. Malorv-Who is thatl
Mr.. Grnneil-l mean Gen. Mcclellan.
Mr.. Mallory-Iou mistake Mcclellan, he is a
live man.
Mr. Stevens, of Pennsylvania agreed with Mr.
Steele, of New York. that of all the printed docu-
ments, none was more valuable than the agricul-
tuTa report. lt poor economy 10 begin
with printing when the trial trip of a steamboat
would cost two times much as the number of
copies proposed Why not economic in the ex-
pendture of millions OH millions so lavishly ap
proprated-
The resolution for printing $1,000 copies OF
the agricultural report ordered to be prin-
ted
Mr. Fenton replied to the remarks of Fernando
Wood and Brooks saving the Secretary of the
Treasury, amid the greatest difficulties had man
aged our fiscal affairs with unri walled ability and
success
Mr. Holman moved to lay the gold bill on the
table
The motion was not agreed to-5l yeas to 81
NAYS
SIr Moore, from the committee Of conference
on the whisky till. reported that they were unable
to agree
Mr. Morrill, moved that the House recede from
It's disagreement 70 the Senate amendment
The House refused to receie from its Disagree
ment
Adjourned.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-04

NEW YoRK, March 3.
Flour, Sc better; prices are at Sc 6006 10
for extra State. s. 1907 90 for Round hoop
Ohio: S7.30@9.75 for trade brands; closing
steady.
whisky irregular and unsettled and feverish at
s06s4c for State. and e2@s5c for Western
most Mt the latter price
Wheat more active: prices are. 81 sea- 81 for
and 81 .64dl IS for Winter Red Western. Corn
lower at 81 .32@l3ls
Pork quiet and without material change; S22M
% % for mess 81 50@22 for old mess. S23. 25(1
% 80 for new mess, sic 75d 1873 for old and
new prime. sol 6e2l 80 for prime and prime mess.
1000 bIls. cid mess for March. at BUYERS option,
at S22 50 Beef frmer. bu, less active
Lard more active at 1914 @l4c
Money very easy at SAT- per cent Sterling
firmer l14ts @I7434 Gold frmer; opened at 60,
and closed firm at 6Os4c prem.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-04

IL In our report Yesterday of Mr.. Monforts
remarks at the Sanitary Convention. We erred in
making him say that =. il Gen. Butler were re
moved the exchange would 60 on" Mr. Mon
fort expressed his conviction that Gen. Butler
would succeed in his efforts TO effect an exchange
as he relieved himself OF the services of those
vho had heretofore thrown Obstacles IN the way
The dispatches Indicate that basis of ex-
change has been agreed upon between Commits
sioner Oud and Gen. Butler. IL - TO be regret
ted that Mr.. Monfort was not permitted to give
the facts m his possession in regard TO the matter
OF exchange. " men holding positions and
drawing pay from our Government, have beer
the means OF increasing the suferings of thous
Ands of our patriotic prisoners laDeuishing fo
weary moaihs in Southern dungeons, the,
should be exposed.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-04

r IMPORTANT TO LADIES. DIR
HARvEy's FKnALE PnIs have never yet failed in re
moving difficulties arising from obstruction stoppage
ofnature, in restoring she system perec. health
when suffering from Spinal affections, Prolapsus, Uter
the Whites, other weakness Of toe Uterine Organs
The Pills perfectly harmless the constitution and
may be taken by the delicate female without
ing dis;ress-the time they act Ike charm BY
enghennS invigoratng aid restoring the system
healthy condition, and BY bringing the monthly pc
nod with regularity, matter from what causes the
obstruction may arise. They should, howser. NOT he
during the first three four months pregnancy
though safe at any other tine, miscarriage would be
the result
Each BOX contains 50 pills. Price 81.
Dr. HARvEY'S TREATISE on Diseases 80 Females,
Pregnancy Miscarriage, Barrenn-ss Steriits Reproduc
ton and Abuses Of Nature, and emphaticay the Ladies
Private Medical Adviser. pamphlet of e. pages, sent
free any address Six required to paw postage
The Pills and book VIII be sent by mail when desired.
securely sealed aud prepaid by
J. BRYAN, n. d., General Agent,
o.7s Cedar street. New York.
II TosoId by all the principal druggists.
TONLISsON Il COX, DruggI,ts. Agents,
sept30' -d&wly Indianapolis.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-04

INV Yonx. March 3-The steamer Yazoo.
from New Orleans on the Gath ult.. has Just ar
rived or ete rree
The whole free State ticks. has been elected
by an overwhelming and unexpectedly large
vote.
The election passed of without, tumult of any
kind. although the intense enthusiasm manifested
surpassed anv previously exhibited there and
presented a striking contrast 10 those held under
the Thug regime before the war.
There were three tickets in the field. The
vote stands NJ follows as FIR as heard from.
Hahn. 5. 1877: Fellows. 2.576; Flanders, I ,965
Total vote ofthe State. 9s9e
Hshn's majority over Fellows. 3.620.
Hahns majority over Flanders. .-92
ii hns majority over both. ,696
The result j. great triumph for the Free
STATE party.
The Mobile News OF the llth stys Sherman
i positively marching on that city.
The military commindant Of Mobile has issued
the following request. addressed to The Mayor Of
the city:
"MoBLr, Feb 10Th.
Dear Sin; j have just been informed by Gen.
Polk that the enemy are moving sainst Mobile.
Ii j. therefore my duty 20 ask all persons who
cannot take part m the defense OF the city TO
leave t.
respectfully yours. ID A. MAuRY,
Major General Commanding
ITO Mr.. Ballytiue. Mayor"
The Mobile papers call upon the people to
submit cheeriully to their approaching doom
Preparations are making ia all departments for
operations, but TO What quarter they are TO be di
rected has not TRANSFERRED. Some point on the
Mississippi or up Red rivers will soon be scene
OF action. All the steamers that come down
are detained aud very large number are now
collected.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-04

rfifcate No.

Seized for violation Of the following Of Congress-
iowit: An act 20 confscate property used insurrec
tionary purposes, approved August 6, 1861 also IAN
act To suppress insurrecon, punish treason and
bellion. and conscate the property Of rebels
and for other purposes approved July Eth 1862 ard
praying process against said certificates of stocks and
money, and that the same may he condemned for
feited to the United States.
Now therefore in pursuance OF the Mention under the
seal of said Court directed and delivered. do
hereby give public notice to all persons claiming
said Ger iicates of stock aud money or any
part thereof, in any manner interested therein,
that they be aud appear before the said, the Dis
tnc Court Of the United States be held at the city of
indianapolis II, and for the District OF Indiana, on the
10th day of March, 10 ococ the forenoon Of that
day, then and there 10 nterpose their claims and make
their allegations IL that behalf
u. q. ROSE. Il. s. Marshal.
Attest:
WATT j SMITH. Clerk march2 dat
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nv rnikaskrR.
cincinnati MARKET.

CINCINNATI. March 2.
Flour unchanged In prices and continues dull;
1915 for superGne. s5s0660O for extra. and
s62566 80 for family.
Wheat quiet; quotations are. Sl.2I@l 80 for
red. and 81 35@l 40 for white. Corn steady at
95Gl 00c for ear Oats dull at 7ec In bulk.
Rye held at 81 35. Barley duh at 81 GOA %
Whisky advanced to 7slsc, and in good de-
mand
Provisions quiet Mess pork NJ S2l 5O@22 80.
Bulk shoulders steady at 7a4@sc; sides quie.
At $685. for rib. and l0l4@lOa for clear;
l0s16llc for hams. One year old pork sold at
500 tor city. aud SIS for country.
Lard Is dull nj l234@l4c.
Cloverseed offered at s. 80. and timothy at
1925
Groceries unchanged and firm.
Gold 59is: silver, 50@52c premium. Ex-
change at para / active demand.
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southern News.

NEW YoRK, March 3-The Richmond Ex-
aminer OF the both. says:
An official dispatch has been received ut the
War Department from Gen Polk stating that
Shermans forces had evacuated MERIDIAN ana
retreatIng in two columns towards Vicks-
burg Whether he can retreat successfully re-
mains 10 be seen
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-04

FoR SaLK-One of the finest country resi-
dences in this county. with eighteen acres Of
land brick house with ii rooms. kitchen, good
cellar. WELL cistern wood house. barn, &c. lie Is
two miles from the Governors Circle. on the
National Road. west of White River. 1t has a
choice lot of fine fruit trs es of all variety
GREAT BARGAIN A farm OF l60 acres within
FIVE miles of the city; will divide il 81 n TO sell
50 acres. all timber, or sell altogether. to suit
purchasers.
For particulars apply to VIM Love, office il
Talbot 4 News Block S-d3.
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&c, &c, &c, &c, &c.
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CLoAKs K MAxTIILAs will be seen bv a
notice in another column that the extensive
Cloak House at Burrows & Edwards has been
removed to No. % South Illinois street. where
they have a large room in which TO chow their
stock to advantage Ladies desiring to ex-
anime the magnificent goods at this house. or to
have cloaks or mantillas made TO order, will re-
member that Burrows 4 Edwards are now to be
found six doors south of the Bank building on
the diagonal corner.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-04

WANTED TO PuRcHAsE-A business house on
Washington street. between the Bates House and
Court House, either side.
We have a cash customer who wishes to pur-
chase WALKER 4 MckERSAS.
Real Estate and " 5. Claim Agents,
- mil IF No 3 West Washington st.
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RENOVATED RS.
CLEANING AND 0YeINc ESTABLISHMENT

guyHE UNITED STATES DYE HOUSE no "a sorJTH
Illinois street. Indianapolis, Indiana
At this old aud we'll known sbiishneut the ladies
have silks ard WOODEN goods dyed and
beautiful coors AID gems garments thoroughly
ted and repaired.
New and second hand clothing bought and sold also
pacrar branch IN the business deRoninafed fine
ng-bis liable cloth. tear In any garment can be
wrought at II not be visible 10 the naked eye
Remember the place, No - south Illinois street
jamie JOSEPH HARRIS, Proprietor.
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"a For The State Sentinel.
The Old apple free.


stood beneath apple the old crooked apple tree
Whose bssd was boar With tiny cream white stsrs.
Then IN ned away 20 OIL their wsxen Jsrs.
between two lscing bosehs bird had bulr,
And out fhree robins looked. VIE hright black eyes
The While the mother. with unwearying wing.
Brought food from far and near 30 sti their cries
TIE sweat breath OF the stole through the leaves
nj sent The buds In fragrant npplss do~n
m many snow-whife whlri, ere 5ef they fell
In baptism On my bead or touched The ground
A stood beneath the apple uee the oil crooked apple
tree. ~.
stood beneath the apple tree the old crooked apple tree
Bur no, sioae; one pressed me 10 his ,lds.
Whose voice fell genter than the apple blooms.
A there he begged that | would be his bride.
The hopes that In my heart then made their nest,
A that bird mother Tier caliow young;
His VOWS. his kisses fed. 'till In my Jsy
I almost fancied that they swestly ssgsi
nv fancies blurred about as buy. happy bees,
Tiing the chambers II my future life
With hlved swests. Oh happiness 10 come,
when he should be MY hasbsDd--l bis wrei
Happy stood ben sth the apple tree, the old crooked
apple tree.
stood beneath the apple tree the ola crooked apple tree
BUT I stood there alone-nOne stood with me;
The boughs we're dropping low with lush, ripe fruit,
And Through the slant sunlight no busy bee
Went buzring now-the hives were foil Of sweets;
The uniedged hopes that In the summers nest
Made clamorOns cries, had found their strength AMI
wines.
Ped by a mothers esre-by loves unrest;
All, me how well knew that autumn morn
The hopes my heart had held hat should have sung,
Were strangisd. a. unlawful In their etrh,
CT out 60 die upon the world we're flung.
Wrecked stood beneath the apple tree the oderooked
apple tree.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-04

Tux Concert TINS EVENING -Remember
that this evening Prot Wheeler will give his
grand concert with his private pupils Tickets
Tor reserved seats can be had at Beuhams. under
the Bates House, without extra charge Prof.
Wheeler deserves splendid benefit, and he will
receive il. The very superior programme can
not Tail OF drawing, and the talent il the finest
among our teachers and amateurs, who are pu-
pills OF Prof Wheeler. MIS-. Dychc sings "ln-
questo SimpIice," by Donzett; also. that beau
tiiu Scotch song. John Anderson, my Joe,
John" In the first song shall have the
classic. and in the latter We shall have the pleas
ure OF listening To that pure sympathetic tone
peculiar to this charming singer. We learn that
che was pupil OF Prof. Wheeler before he came
~ our city.
The "Skylark" will be sung by Miss Frdey
who has pure soprano voice, and sings exceed
ingls high with perfect ease.
We hope the concert will tie grand success
Doors will be open at 61a o'clock; concert to
commence at IA.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-04

PrRsoxaL.-Msjor Conklin. of the wholesale
liquor house of Conklin 4 Redmond. starts this
morning for New York. to purchase supplies for
the firm The business OF Messrs Conklin y
Redmond is rapidly increasing. and they have the
energy aud the ability to keep ahead OF the
trade We understand il Is their intention to
purchase largely of fine cigars and the best
tobacco. at the same time that they purchase the
superior liquors in the Custom House. New
York is the market to fnd the best liquors in the
world. when there is such judge the Major TO
call for the bonded article
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-04

A SMASH UP.-A coal train the Madison
AMI Indianapolis Road got piled up yesterday
evening in deep cut. about seven miles from
town. by the axel of one of the cars breaking.
II was an awful pile up Of coal and cars. The
up passenger train from Madison delayed
several hours in consequence The passengers
were brought I'D on train sent down from the
depot at this place.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-04

MERcxASr Johannesburg is approach
ing. and for aud beautiful styles of goods
for gentlemen's wear. made in the most artistic
fashion, call on g. H Heitkam. No. IL North
Illinois street Military work is executed prompt
ly. and in a manner unsurpassed, at Heitkam's
feb9 DIFF
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LOST.
POCKET BOOK LOST.

oST on March ID, between Meridian street and the
Court House, somewhere on Washington street. a
aTge Leather Pocket Book, with one payable 10
Parry Rullard Wright for go: al>o payable
70 j. T. Roberts for about 50 and other papers of
value bat 10 tie owner. and about $50 IN r-enbaeks
will pay liberal reward TO any one on return NJ It to
thi, Office or the subscriber. -
Gallaueet March }. 1e6i.-dSt
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FATAL ACCIDENT On Wednesday a Provost
Marshal from Ohio was returning to Cincinnati
on the train from this place in charge of seven
or eight deserters. When near Guyonsvile one
of them asked permission to go into the saloon OF
the smoking car. and opening the window he
iumoed out while the train under full head
wav he was caught somehow by the car IN
his fall and had his left arm torn off md his hip
badly mangled. lie died before the train reach
ed Cincinnati.
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A MOB IN DAYTON, OHIO

THE EMPIRE OFFICE DEMoLIsHE
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Sr Louis March 3 -Two radical German pa
peis OF this city have named Gen Fremont rs
the peoples candidate for the Presidency. Gen.
Steele issued an address 20 the people OF Arkan
SIS in which he says every facility will be offer
ed for the expression of their sentiments. The
State election will be held on the l4th of March,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-04

BuupIxe Lors AT AuCTIoN.-At the time and
place of offering the four twenty acre lots. three
miles south of the city on next Monday. we will
sell FIVE desirable lots in brakes Addition. two
squares north of the city limits, and close to
Illinois street. being Lots =. 3. 4. and {. in
Block IL: also Lot 90 in out lot III ON North
Illinois street. south OF St Joseph. being CO.
feet front by 202i. feet deep. Terms easy.
SPaxx SIXTH. Real Estate Brokers.
mchl-c5t