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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-27
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
Manufacturers Of
Tin, Copper and sheet irsn Ware
We are the only Agents for the City of the
Good Samaritan Cooking,
AND THE
KEESTO.E'E P.FREOR gTOF'E

THE GOOD SAMARITAN, for which we have the ex-
elusive agency, is offered to all who n want Of
FIRST CLASS COOKING STOVE, with the Utmost conf
dence that II will not fail 10 please the most careful
housekeeper Ii is adapted for wood OF coal.
THE GOOD SAMARITAN has taken the fist premium
at the Eleventh Annual Indiana State Fair over all other
Cooking Stoves.
THE KEYSTONE PARLOR STOVE, for wood, with
double top and base has than double th, radatng
surface of any other Stove Of It's SIZE and vthrow out
more heat with onehalf the wood This Steve having
been tested take pleasure in presenting il t. the pub
lie as the best aud economical Parl r Stove in the
market.
Agents for indianapolis for Heller 4 YourgS old
tabished
COOKING RANGESi
With one two or more Over Ranges, and Extra Char.
coal Broiler Attachment.
We would a. the attention public o
large stock Of mari allied
IRON .uUIiffeS and Crates.
Also Marble Nantes o superior quality. Our stock OF
Hat Racks Garden Seats Vases &C. comprises the neat
est and best patterns OF Eastern Manufacture All kinds
OF Orua tai HrOn works be procured
through US at Eastern prices
Our stock has been carefully selected and most all
tces procured from the largest Eastern Factories
direct We thereby enabled compete prices and
quality Of goods with any House in the West.
no,5-dly VGGIIE 4 METZGER.
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from PhiiadciphIa.

PHILADELPHIA, February 26-The Inquirer S
special dated Nashville, 25th. says:
Our army is in front of Dalton. Ga, and will
probably tonight occupy the town.
This morning. Tunnel Hill was carried by our
forces
Scouts just arrived say that Sherman has
struck the Mobile and Ohio Railroad; that he has
cut Folks army in the centre, both wings OF
which are running in different directions.
There is tremendous rebel cavalry force in
Sherman's rear. but no apprehensions are felt.
Great excitement exists at Montgomery. Ala.
Scouts report a heavy attack progressing on
the forts at Mobile
Longstrect's forces are back at their old quar-
ferS.
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For each notice not exceeding lines 25 cents Tor each
Insertion: over eight lines AT this rate.
Announcing deaths with funeral notice attached, f1;
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Proprietors Indiana State Sentinel.
J. M. TILFORD,
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Eoreign News.

NEw York. February 26-The steamer Iii
nois has arrived from Aspinwall. with dates to
the 18th She left in port the Champion, await
ing California mails and passengers
The report that the French Minister had ceased
TO hold friendly relations with Ecuador is not
correct But trouble continues in the interior,
and il is feared the revolution is far from over
The French flag ship Pallas had left Panama
for Acapulco. to enforce blockade. The l. ,
frigate Lancaster was at Acapulco, watching the
movements of the French.
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Ind and Madison,
Hx AILRx0A
1868. u u 5|;iazs;1ll 2 1863

day, Feb. 2, 1862.
1.-TWO passenger trains daily (Sundays excepted) be-
j tween Indianapolis and Madison.
Leave the Union Depot indianapolis. at 800 A. NJ
and p. M, arriving Madison 10 so M and SO
p NJ.
Leave the Depot at Madison AT A. y. and 40 p N
arriving at indianapolis at ii A. N. and 7.40P.M
Trains leave Columbus for RuShvie ] p NJ,
lug at $40 p NJ Returning leave Rushville A. NJ.
arriving at Columbus at 1l:l5 A. NJ
This Road forms line with the Packets at Madison for
the transportation Of freight between Cincinnati and In
danapos and points West.
Tariff Of Frcights low by any other route.
Shippers and merchants West will find their
ship by this line.
feb2 d. c. BRANHAM. Superintendent.
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0oN NEW METHOD oi TREAT -
ING venerial Diseases, inclr ding <z+A
Syphilis in all its stages jonorrhea, k&5k&S
Gleet, Structure, vari-ocile, and Hydro t$5@ -
cele, Diseases the Kidneys, Bladder, HoHH ~
&C. with Iut mercury containing val 4kG ~
liable treatise on thatwide spread mals- SISA 1T
dy of youth, Seminal Weakness, Noe yFS5A<E
turna Emissions, Sexual Debility, I'm @Tr Jtt
potency, &C., the secret iniirmities of
youth and maturity arising from the banefu habits
of self abuse To which is added observations on
Female Diseases other interesting matter Oft the ut
most Importance the married and those contemplating
marriage entertain doubts of their physical ability TO
enter that state Sent any address in sealed wrap
per- on receipt of ten cents or four stamps.
entire time and attention to the treat
vaous private treated OF in our pr
vate report Our DspenSary is the only Institution OF the
kind in America which has been taDished by special
charter should give preference the
various quacks Of doubtful character to be fouu in al
argecities.
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES!
One department of Dispensary specially devoted
to the treatment Of the Diseases of Females such as Lu
Menstruation General Debility of
he Womb, BarrenneSS, &c.
Consultations and examinationsfree Of charge:
Also for sale, Or. DEVICES REGULATOR PILLS
For DISTINCTIONS, Irregularities DC Married Ia
dies in certain situations should not use them, as they
would mscarriage- Price 81 per box, and may be
DIR. GALEN's PREvENTIvE-An invaluable article
for those wishing limit the number Of their offspring,
of the barren who chdren warranted not to in
ure health and will last for lifetime Sent 10 any
address, under SEAL receipt OF the price-I"O DOL
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treatment DC Medicines any part Of the country
TO cure any case at home from danger curiosity
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Direct all lettersto
decI2-ss-d&vlv Louisville KY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-11

DLANET,
VIRGISIA'S UNRlyALLED RACE HORSE.
This renowned Racer and Stallion will make h'z
sasoa OF 1854 at nay farm, 'The Fall Plantation,
ID the county Of Chesterfield, about one AID hail
mites from fhe city os R.ohuaoad, comnepcra
March ist aGd ending July lhth, as tIto Ter the
sou, snd 81 to the groom.
y Tag PEDIGREE OF PLANET
runs back TO the reign OF Charles ,aOvera period
Of more than two ceatrriSs 4Hd Is too we'll known
to need recital hssea <pM a better bred or purer
b!onasa borse there not upon the American CONT
heni.
HIS ACHIEVEMENTS on THE TURF,
IN Ike manner, are over numerous for an advertise.
m;nt, get such as have been but se!dom e9uailed
and more rarely surpassed. Having vaDausned in
his native State,
that dared 10 test his powers OF rpeed and endurance
BE- travelled thousands of miles, regardless Of the
periis, Of accident and fatigue, railroads and
steamboats, enoouuterng the III effects of changes of
climate aod water making three different cam
paigus 10 New Orleans, and meeting asd beating
nearly all the champions OF the states celebrated for
nue horses.
PLANET
has raD for Of the largest stakes and matches
that have ever been made or offered on ths CONT
nent-the frs, two of which. IN the spring he wss
three years Old, with twenty i've Subscribers Of
81 COO EACH
10 The Hrst stake, sad twenty eight to the second
10 the 5Ontest for these nine different States were
represented, yet both were
WON BY PLANET
10 remarkable time, but with al parent ease.
his two past sGec ssiui seasons sufficient guar.
aniiee Of fL ASBT as u s@re
foAL aETTER.
will give special and particular attention to the
care aud Management OF mares sent TO him, but in
no event BE- responsible for accidents. They shall
be led RI grain az s. per diem, and received,
10 femaiu any time, without being grained
All charges must be paid before mercssare taken
away ffe 6-2lW6Wl i WARD
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-11

THEATRICAL.-Miss Ella Wrenn and Mr..
E. Il. Dalton, are the chief attraction at the
Savannah Theatre. Miss Ella appeared last
Monday evening "a Vcnetla, in the "Italian
Bride" At the Mobile Theatre. Mr.. w. II.
Crisp and his daughter, Mrs. Jessie Clark,
are fmpersonating the leading parts in Rich
ard the Third, to crowded audiences. Al
Montgomery, Ala, Messrs. Morton and Ham
ilton, the Theatrical managers, are doing a
prosperous business. The Warner sisters
seem to he the chief attraction. Wallace
Hale's "Southern Minstrsls" are soncertiang
at Selma, Ala.
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TEE ROBBERIEs OF THE YANKEES IN Mis-
sIssIPrI-A letter from q. lady at Enter
prise, Miss, gives long account OF the ont
RACES of the Yankees who reached there
under Sherman. We make an extract:
Mrs. - was grossly insulted. Mrs. D.
was cursed blue; but you must send her
folks down there| word-sne is still alive
Mr.. Taylor, her uncle, has not a second
change, nor any of his family. do nos
think you have any Idea how bad the Yam
KEGS are. l thought knew, but l did not
know the half They took old Mrs. --'s
teeth, all her spoons and knives. and de
slroyed all provisions and corn that they
could not use. Two army corps were here
with Gems. Hurlburt, McPherson, ana Leg
gett. Mother has been sick ever since the
Yankees left. How glad am that did not
get sick. No one need want to be with the
Yankees, even for q few days. They staid
here from Sunday until Saturday morning
and 1t appeared like month.
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A YANXx1 OPAIoz or 0RH. TORR11T.-A
gAntleInan who wa insids the rsdeskl lines
}aet before the battle Of ChickAplAuka, and
inIcu6tody of the Yankee 0euokAI Jet1 q.
DSxb pays that the latter inqnir6 most par
ticu1asl6 after the whereab0uteUf Forrest,
and eaids Forrest was the most dangerous
man n IT, rebel army. Said Davis: "F0r-
rest 0auCk d-d fool he will sttaSEasy~
body st my time and in any posjti0n.v
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Ritbmunh qispattt.


''Rsnniss Ne eansshss.''
fn late spistls Of Lincoln upon sce!esias.
tical mattsrs, he states that hs ID not capable
df "rnrning the Churches" and that he does
not intend % take charge Of any Church on
any ride.
What the oraaturs means by "rupn;rg the
Chusehss.s wswers at q loes for sens time
I, comprehend. Ills letter is reply to pc.
tision from Ss. Louis, requesting thai q Ger
tain clergyman Of that city be reiaststed in
bis pulpit. Tns rail, splitter de6'iass TO do It,
and says he Cannot undertake to lua the
| churches" As hs has found no difficulty in
running his armies, and has got them to such
perfection Of speed that nothing on two legs
| can overtake them, we marvel that he don't
try his baud cn the Churches II they didn't
run when they saw him eon;uy, it would bs
kecasse they are better CaTietians than va
tsiss i'iay aze, isssa e, ca tbs principle Of 70.
sis;isg the Devil nj '.s viii de- frcn
olice OF President, once filed ay s.atssms,
ana gentlemen, hs said he ''inisudsd 70 run
the m 'chne as he found it," Its in the same
sense that ne talks of "not running the
IIu 'caes" lie means that hs will not under.
1ake to regulate and govern ti.sn; that bs
VIII not aid the Office Of Bishop to tia. Of
President, that hs will not wear q easaoch
oTer his coat of mail that ha Will not wssr
Sac hveTy OF Heaven while i,s il 81 eazea in
the work Of He'll, and be eaponzsd upon ths
calendar as the Right Reverend Dsyii Abe
II he don't mean ths, we are at q loss 10 know
what he does mean. TIE United States ought
70 organize buraau for The Interpretation Of
Abraham vernacu.ar. The iliiterate vulpa
rlsn hss siang of his own which il almost az
difficult Of comprehension as the dialect Of
.he London thieves What creature for q
ffesideni! II romancs should represent
the Chisf Magistrate of great country ds.
iivering himself ia the style of Ab-ai,sn, Lin.
cola, 1t would be condemn as violating all
the laws of probability and nature. But 10
ta's instance, as in many others, truth is
stranger than fciion.
Nevertheless, we think wa understand the
p2ncy winch !s Indicated In this Letter ..sc.ir.
ing 10 Teiuatase :he 81. Louis cle-symsn. The
Confederate clergy are 10 be turned oat of
their pulpita, as in Norfolk and Portsn ,ulh,
and, perhaps, set to work ia the streets, like
Kew. Mr.. Wipga=id, with IA ball and chain,
and when the President ia petitionsd to re-
store them to tn sir sacred Offices hs vulearly
and cunningiy replies that be can't 'undersaks
to ruu the churches" lie runs the Southern
clergy out, and runs Aboi:tions.s in, but he
can't take charge OF any church on any
side His subterfugs is as vile as his language
isvugar. Need auy nan wonder ut the bru.
talities Of his undsziirgs, when the prince Of
all b,aekguards sits IN the Presidential chair
of the United States
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" lEGI>IA HOTEL, S,aunton, Va-FA SCHEF-
" FER, Proprietor, would respectfully inform
he las re opened the above named Hstsi iu the
huT9pean style, and is prepared to furnish comfort
able rooms, with good and clean bsds, by the day,
week, or month.
. Tue f1Emer doing room of the Hotel is kept by
neas.s Smith Beard ss restaurant whore nea 8
tis served al all Ia 'uTs in the day and night thu
sFlng travellers tie Opportunity either to carry
theF own provisions call for what their spoetites
nay defire.
The stables of the Hotel ars also rented and sre
sspf oman FIR feeding hocs-s NH T-eoiSts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-11

IDEAS ABOUT WoA8N.-A French bock
recently published at Brussels contaius.
among other interesting matters, . collsetioa
Of aphorisms about women, taken ftom tAs
writings of various authora We COPY 4
few OF them:
Chamfort.-In the choice of q lover. NJ
man considers more how he appears In the
eyes OF other women than 10 her swn. Love
Is more pleasing than matrim0ny, lust - ro.
Idance Is more pleasing than history.
Bonqueart.-If we speak I'll of M 49,
generally, they will rise against % II Ne 40
the same OF any individual woman, they vil
agree with us.
Charles Lemsla-Most OF their ianIta
women owe to us, whilst We are indehfa6 ~
them for most OF our better qualities.
Daniel sterne.-Most OF women are IN.
dowed with such naturally eudcasina charma
that even their very presence 70 generally
Madame De Stael-Love In q vom.n,s
life is history; in mans an episode.
Cutalina--ODly he who has nothing I,
hold from woman, h truly sineess 8
Diderot.-Thsrs exists am,ne vot
secret s ,. Tie. Ike that enong psissts
tect each others Interests. - -
Stuhl-No woman, even the moafe
lectual. believes herself decidedly ron
The self deception b natural, 1or ~
some most charming women wiiho11 8
ticle OF beauty.
Octave Feuillet-Pfovidenco ~ "a Z.
dered 1t that only two women have asA
Interest IN the happiness OF q man--hh s1ss
mother and the mother Of hls chiAr0- 49,
sides side these two legitimate kisds g iSsS
there is nothing between the two c1a611ssS
except painful and idle delusiop.
Alphonse Carr.-say Of woman 81 -
is wicked, obstinate, fivolons. baf ~ aS;s3
she 10 beautiful, and be assursd that ~ mn
even think kindly Of You. Say thSf ~ ~
good. kind, virtuous, senGth3e. 49,
homely, and Abe viii never forr4 yoa q -
Madame De MAlntenou. -In ,evGpvsaf,
that women write there Will b fheissa11S
ci iauite against grammar, but also q : -
tsihsy eiwaye = charm Reves % bo lb0 a
INC AetSelS q men. rs .Es.s -
Ducloa--0reAt and rare haaTt oEhri
are found almost exclusivsly am0ax -
nearly almost al the hapPhoo "a Hoas
blessed m0ments In love aro a tKolr 0oa-s
tion. and 20 slso nisndshtp, sspee6N ~
II follows love 8gF-,. - -
J. J. Rosssau.-Nen can better rhilaea-
pixie On the human hear, but voman =
= *.
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FROM GEs. LorosrREEr's CoMMAnD-A
correspondent OF the Savannah Republican
writing from Strawberry Plains, East Tonnes
see, February 22d, furnishes the following
items of interest:
Ia-day General Order from Division
He1l9uar.ars, Announced to the soldiers ol
Gem Hoods old dis4.ie. .A.. Ga. M.
b5ss e 5 dGEdsr, who s1psssssd ssssi
himself ligh1y honor. in bsing appointed to
lead these time honolsd veterans, and as he
placed implicit confidence III them he hopsd
they vgoald give the Same to him. Great sst.
isfactiOn is manifested in this turn Of our af
fairs. rs no doubt the chickering's and ILL fssl
ings Of the contest for tbs Major Generate ?
will now cease Gen Euckner is very cOusts
ouegentieman, and does not want a name, ,wh ich
gees a lous way IL obtaining ths oonidsnca
OF the Old soldier, who is always Suspicious Of
one of whom ne one has heard anything.
He has now q fair opportunity of displaying
those qualifications which make the great 6 10
tain, if he has them, for there are no better
t-ooqs in tbs Confederate army to execute
military plans than these he e3m clands st pres
eut. We l,ok forward with hcps to st lsass
pleasant euc:sss0r Of our beloved General
Hood, il not for one we can admire as ardent
iy rs him
Everything is beginning to wear a busy
and mysti1ed aspect, as if some movement
OF the enemy was influencing our own as
present. Our pontoons had been laid across
the HolstOn, two brigades of infantry thrown
across, with some cavalry, towards Knox
vile, to guard the work of the pioneers
building a bridge over Fiat Greek, Gu the
way TO Knoxville, and there were other
signs OF a forward movement. But yester-
day tho pOnto1nS were taken up immedi-
atey after the infantry had been ordered
back on this side, and sent on the cars back
towards MorristowH. To-day we are eX-
pecting orders TO move after them on ths
same route, and rumors are anoat that the
enemy has been reinforced and is moving q
column up the valley beyond Ciinch Noun.
tain, TO foil suddenly across the Holston up
near Rogersville on Gen. Longstreet's rear
No doubt Grant has discovered tic nee cessity
of removing this force from his left flank
before venturing to penetrate the interior
of Georgia. This may be a step for that
purpose, and Gen. L. discovering it, is pre-
pairing to meet it.
Great numbers of the troops have re-eE-
listed for the war, In the face of all the hard
ships and sutf5rings which are before them.
Our admiration tor such noble courage and
fortitude cannot be expressed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-11

T OsT-A certificate Of Richmond Importing
/ and Exporting Company Stock--No 23O, 70,
eleven 81 ,res, with endorsement on the hack
Transferring tour shares. Application will he Ia sde
for 8 new certificate
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-11

y OSf-Certideaie Of Confederate States stock
No l6e, for $4,000, bearing s per cent interest,
Issued Hsy r5h and bearing interest from April Ie
1865 under lean Of feb'ry 30th, 1853, in nsme of VI
RCos. Application has been N ade at the Treasury
for It's renewal. fe e8-layGws
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OFFICE CT The JAS RIvER ANDKA 60.

Richmond, March /, 1864.
WASTED-HANDS--Th James River and Kama
w wha company wish to hire number of sayes
Tor the balance CT his year. to be employed en- the
repairs Of the canal.
Application may be made to L Chinn, Sup't, q,
Richmond; NJ Harris, Sup't, Hoicombe's Rock
Bedford A Michaels, supt, Buchanan or to the On.
dersigned at this Office.
NIB = eodlw w P MUNFO8D, Sec'y.
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lEW bADDLR AND

" HARNESS MAsUFACroRY.
ino faoscfber formerly OF the trm Of C0itreli &
~ haYpg taken the house on 18th street. between
iA'i ani Gary, formerly Occupied by W Dennis,
prepared 70 furnish his friends and the public
generally with any taag in his ue such as Ssiiles
farLess Brides, Collars, Breeching, Back Bands
nohy bands Trace Chains, Brass ard Silver plated
n, sleei Plated aud Brass Spurs, &C; all Of which
WI be sold reasonable
:D-Repairog done cheap pUaKs.
Ie 26-s,ilms
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-11

The draft IN New York and Missouri wos
to commence on the 10th inst. In Ohio,
filling the quota by volunteering had been
given up as hopeless Job.
The Tnscumbia, a monster iron-clsd It a..
Louis, had broken her back BY her own
weight while laying at the wharf. she 4,
therefore, useless.
7. barnard, for many years agsnt e. ~
Associated Press IN Waa6ingt city, 6lod q
tho 18th inst =, - -
The enm of ttn0o0, Coo u aakNd nom ne
Federal Government by the otato inferee1-
ed In the Ohio river for tho Improvements a
Its navigation.
The State Conventions Of Counecieut
Iowa, aud Indiana, have uomiusted Iineoln
for re-election.
The Maryland Legislature has voted 70 buv
IN con1uction With New York, the bettlS-
field of Antietam.
Gov. Goodwin, Of Arizona, oreanised \
dovernment for that Territory on the 2oth
of December. -
Artenus Ward was recently captured by
the Indians, near Salt Lake, Sut sterWsrls
released. y. 80
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w AN NfED-Ali the wrought iron scrap and all
the old axes that can be brought TO my shop
viii pay 10 cents for all wrough, scrap delivered
III my shop, between llil and 18Th sis, near Old
Dominion Works. w l. KOCK
NH 9-6t-
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IA ANfED-To empty by the day. IL able
FF bodied negro men for four five weeks;
steady employ ment and best wages given. apply
immediately at BIENNER'S bakery. q s.reet or
w = ha'n street.. Ela 1-.2.r