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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-01
The Worlds .rmv Of the Potomac special h..

The Worlds army Of The Potomac special hss
The grand movement of this army Is not ye,
fully developed Il lad lie origin this morning
Several days Of unusual activity have prevailed
in the several departments
The speedy opening OF the spring campaign 10
anticipated.
0tders we're issued yesterday 10 the troops ex
pecting 20 participate 10 the movement TO hold
themselves in readiness to move today at 6
o'clock precisely
As fresh troops arrived they placed in
the works vacated by the "a corps. and threw up
others extending still further to the left than the
old line. This time there has been no swinging
around to protect tanks or msssing OF troops 10
the left. but the line has been strengthened
towards Boyds,ovn and the south side Of the
railroad
Col McNair, first brigade, Id division, sent
out small party toward Dabney Mills to recon
noitre One shot was fred at the party. causing
the only casualty to the regiment for the day
The 9th corps met with more stubborn opposi-
ton. IL moved from its position near Hatcher's
run along the narrow wood roads until they ar.
rived at the thoroughfsre know as Quaker. run
ming northerly Tito the Boydtown road, when
they suddenly came on the rebels in considerable
force lodged in piece OF timber near the run.
Previous to crossing the stream Gen. Ayers
detached and placed at the crossing Of the Qua
ker and Vaughan roads TO guard against an at
tack from the extreme left on the line of the lat
ter road, as Grifhn's division Wa. in the center.
The skirmishers had been thrown well TO the
flank, and did not discover the enemy until re-
ceiving sharp FIRE from him. They fell back
to the main body. and Griffin sent the LIST brigade
to their support. They met with bad FIRE,
which sent them back Another brigade moved
to their assistance They succeed in rushing
very close TO the enemys position, where they
pelted him until he left the position and fell back
to the supposed main line Very little artillery
was used
Meanwhile the cavalry corps of Sheridan
swung around still further south and moved
rapidly forward toward the enemy's eommuncs-
tons
Our loss does not reach 800; that of the en-
envy much less. We captured 20 prisoners.
The troops opposing us were Bushrod John
sons.
The Worlds Washington special says persons
supposed TO be we'll informed respecting the plans
Of Grant are confident that his movement against
the Southside railroad, with a view to compel
the evacuation of Petersburg by Lee has already
taken place.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-01

TRANSFERS or REAL Estate Ca yesterday
the following transfers were made in real estate
az the Office of the county auditor:
Michael G. Bright, Nathan Powell. and f W.
II Ellis TO Thomas J. Eaton, lot No 80. in
Bright. Powell, and Ellis subdivision of out lots
l55 Price s245
Thomas Eaton. to Charles G Williams, 10,
No s.. in Blight. Powell and Ellis subdivision
of out lot So Price $500
John Smither TO George Colt. "a acres In a
part of the west half of the north east quarter
and east hilf of the north west quarter OF section
81. township Is. north of range east Price
1897
Mckerr an 4 Pierce. to Wilson Gait lot No
2. in McKernan and Plerce's subdivision of lots
l | aud - block Is 10 Brakes addition TO la
disnapois Price $3.50
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-01
COM ERClAL.

NV YoRK, March 81.
Cotton less active and lower, at 45d46c FOR
middling
Flour dull, heavy: I5040c lower, at IS O56
{ 10 for extra state So 3569 50 extra round
hoop Ohio, and SO S5@l0 so for trade brands,
markets closing heavy, with no buyers at out
side quotations.
Waisky scarcely so firm, at So 1892 l6 for
western.
Wheat dull, nominal and Base lower
Rye dull at 250l 30
Barley malt nominal
Corn quiet and 394c lower; for new white
81 i5@l 40; rev yellow 81 4S@sl 50 ahoat
and delivered.
Oats quiet and decidedly lower at 80 for
western.
Wool dull
Petroleum dull; 331sc for crude; SAC for re-
fined bond; 72c do free.
Rice dull
Sugar frmer; Cuba Muscovado l3c.
Coffee quiet and firm.
Moasses inactive
Pork opened heavy and decidedly lower At
$25 00@27 90 for new mess. and closing at
1913 50@24 30 for '63-64 do cash and regular
way, closing at S24 for cash, 1913 50M2f for
prime and S2662c IS for prime mess
Beef steady ana more active at Sl36l7 for
mess and SIC 50@2I for extra mess
Beef hams unchanged at S23624 so
Cut meats quiet at l41l5@l515c tor shoulders
and l554@l6115 for hams.
Bacon quiet al l4@l51Iac for Cumberland cut,
l61a@l634c for long ribbed and l6J1c for
short ribbed
Lard in fair demand at l6@ls5
Butter in demand at 1921 for Ohio and
20@23c for state.
Cheese quiet at l4@23c.
Money moderately active at 697 per cent.
Sterling dull at 81 09@l O93s for first class
bills
Gold more activeOpening at 81 5l54, advanc
ing to 81 521a, declining to ST. 81 and closed at
81 5l3s.
Government, stocks firm.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-01
From cairo.

CAIRO. March 3l.-Seventy five bales OF cot
ton tor St Louis. and SOS bales for Cincinnati,
passed here
Gen Washburn offers from $500 10 81 900 for
the capture and conviction of gperrlas within
20 miles of Memphis.
Rebel deserters in the vicinity OF Meridian.
Miss defy the authorities, and threaten to an
initiate the militia and burn their houses if they
attempt TO oppose them. On the other hand
Forrest declares that if the militia fail to arrest
deserters he will make campaign in their To-
cality
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-01

ANusEMESrs Miss Olive Logan on last night
took her farewell benefit at the Metropolitan.
The play announced was the Eve act tragedy en-
titled the Italian Wife's Revenge" with
Loves Chase" as the comedy. Either from
want of appreciation by The eate-going com.
munty. or the style of acting of Mss Logan. or
both. but poor audience was present for a bene-
st night.
On Monday night Mrs More takes a benefit
The " old lady" is deservedly popular. and on
this occasion will undoubtedly sustain Der part in
that admirable manner peculiar to herself
The Donaldson combination closed their series
Of perform inces at the Tabernacle last evening
They have been well pstronised during their
stay.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-01


Ma EprroR: In free government good faith
and fair dealing sre the Only sure foundations on
which public transactions can safely be placed
Fraud and treachery soon destroy confidence
among men, and without confidence free govern
mcnt Is impossible Especially is this the case 10
our public elections. whether primary or hosl
ssy this rth direct reference TO the late primary
election for city officers The frauds resorted 10
on that occasion we're such a. TO destroy all con
ftence in The result as 40 expression Of popular
will Those we're nominated Who made the
least scrupie OF resortiDg 70 double and repeated
voting by the same persons. whilst those Who re
lied upon a fair expression Of the popular will
were defeated. It was no uncommon thing for
men to vote twice aud from that 70 twenty
times The result of such course OF proceed
ing was simply TO enable those who least scru
pied 70 commit frard to carry their point.
These remarks are particularly applicable 10
the nomination Of the city treasurer. IL was
agreed BY the several candidates for that Office
ttrt the Dsmes Of all persons voting NJ that poll
should be fairly registered and that the majority
OF lawful votes should determine the result. Ac
cordingiy, when the poll opened, clerks begsr IN
due form TO record the names of the voters. II
vas soon discovered. however, that IL such a
course continued fraud would be impossible,
and without fraud il was equally apparent that
certain a. pirants could rot succeed. Hence, in
will. the clerks were removed, and all restraint
upon fraudulent voters and voting re
moved also. The election after that was
simply farce, and. as that election was
then supposed 10 be decision of the final elec
,iou, il placed the Office at the mercy of those
who did not scruple TO trample under foot all the
principles of fairness while the men Ut principle
aud property-the tax payers-of the city had
no saw IN determining who is to be the custodian
of their funds.
IL Il high time that such proceedings we're de-
nounced. and stopped. Good men OF all parties
must unite 10 put an end TO them. or the city
sill soon become prey 10 the worst men in il.
| ask the people 70 reconsider such even's, and
correct them while they still have the power
Let them take the matter 10 heart while they
may still act and it is not yet too late 10 impress
upJn such proceedings the appropriate designa-
ton and brand. and prevent their recurrence in
the future.
have written this card in 10 spirit of disap
pointment over the result of that contest; but
because | have yet left the pride Of character
which every honorable and iar man should
cherish for himself and his fellow citizens; and
would not see il lost by such reckless rascali;y
OLIVER " JOHNSON.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-01

gX- he street commissioner has under bis
employ large force engaged in removing the
DIRT which has been piled up along Washington
street for the past lev days These monuments
OF hloernisn iaithiulness we suppose have re-
NAMED long enough to perpetuate the eratir ude
OF al Who frequent the great thoroughfare Of
the city. as they certainly have hot escaped the
notice OF the moss Indifferent. and nov the com
missioner, satisfied. no doubt, that the graft
tude Of the public will be perpetual. ass .iled
these testimonials in vigorous manner yester
day morning, and which promises speedy re
moval OF the unsigh,ly piles of accumulated
flth and dirt
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-01

Sick We learn that Brigsdier General Car
rington Is at presen, confined 10 his room from a
pulmonary attack We sa~ IL stated the other
day that the general vas about being assigue1 TO
active dot. in the field. but We suppose he will
not leave lhs city until his complete recovery. a.
bis services are too important 20 the government
10 permit him t. recklessly endanger his life
either BY exposing himself TO unfsendly bullets
os encouutering the dangerous malaria so fatal
go consumptives. AID which turks in southern
Zoe .lities where our armies are generally found
Nay the general prove as bold in The field a. lie
has 81 the trenchen; board
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-01

Tur .Artaxrrc NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nagnif-
cent new restaurant and saloon. liz South ILL
nis street. opposite the Union Depot. Is one Of
the most popolar institutions 10 the city. The
proprietors, Messrs O'Lesry & Stahl. spare no
expense or effort to supply their larder and their
bar with the very best articles that the market
affords From ten TO twelve o'clock IN the
morning, and al the same time at night. splen-
did free lunch Is for the accommodation OF their
customers, gotten up BY that famous artistic
Louis Hsldy, who has been head cook In the
Bstes. the Burnet. the Aston. and other hrst
class hotels. There is no place 10 theciEy where
better meal can be procured than at the Allan
tic. and the genial host, Captain O'Leary is ever
ready to welcome the hungry or dry, and supply
their wants 2S-b
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-01
from philadelphia.

PHuaprLFHA March 81 Two failure. are
reported 10 day; nine ofthem ior very large
amount
A private dispatch from Gen Meade states that
Mai NcEwen. OF me l9- Pennsy lvsnia, Union
League regiment fell il the engagement yester-
dsy morning.
Jaw Cooke reports thar the subscriptions 10
the : 80 loan to-day amounted 10 81 l56 600
one from Cleveland Of ST.. 900 from the largest
nrm in The west. aud one from Philadelphia for
SI00 coo. which Was the largest from the east
There also $40 subscriptions Of $50 and 500
each
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-01

We put up sold this article for ever 20 year-
and CAN SAT IN CONFIDENCE AND TRUTH Of Il What
have never been able 20 OF any other medicine
NEVER HAS 1T VAILED IN SINGLE INSTANCE TO
EFFECT A CURE, when timely used. Never did
know an instance Of dissatisfaction by any who nsed
IL. On the contrary all delighted with It's opera
tons and speak In terms Of commspdston Of ts magical
effects and medical virtues. We SPEAK in this matter
WHAT VIZ DO KNOW" after % years experience,
AND PLEDGE OUR REPUTATION FOR TIE FULFIL
hENT OF WHAT VIZ HERE DscLARD In almost
every instance where the infant Is suffering from pain
and exh suston, relief will be found fesn twenty
minutes after the syrup Is administered.
Full directions for using will accompany each bottle
None genuine unless the csinile Of CURTIS PR
kiNS. New York. Il on the outside Wrapper.
Sold BY Druggists throughout the World.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-01

tE We again call the attention OF our read
ers TO the large lot of unredeemed pledges At
Solomon's Pawn Broking establishment. No. Is
East Washington street. consisting OF fine gold
and silver watches. gold and silver rng-. second
hand clothing. ladies' and gents almost new )
pistols. revolveTs. sewing machines. ladies
closks. shawls. boots and shoes. hats ard caps
and MANY other articles o, value too numefon :
TO mention. We will guarantee 20 our readers
il they will call on the solomon, Bros they
will get cheap goods and be waited upon by
gentlemen
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-01

~ Yesterday was in marked contrast to the
ore proceeding it, and our streets presented their
usual busv .aDd snimsted appearance. The
change, sudden az !, Was was nevertheless the
most acceptable. and no doubt many poor in-
valid aud convalescent welcomed il with delight.
as well the more fortunate The ladies ev
IDENTIFY we're determined TO tsse advantage OF the
fair sks. we noticed goodly number on all
the principal streets, and the light step and
CHEEKY countensnce only betrayed the thankful
ness that must have filled the antedeluvians bad
they escaped the flood
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-01

tE- Attention is called To the advertisement
Of The New York and Liverpool Petroleum Com
pany The prospectus. which will be sent TO any
address on application. gives full of its
operations. with charter and by avs A limited
number of shares are offered az the subscription
price of FIVE dollars per share. without further
tax or assessment, can be had by addressing the
company, IL Broad~ay New York. or on appli-
cation TO any OF its agents.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-01

sK The culvert under the canal at Pogue's
run washed out bv the recent freshet. which
not only destroyed il, but carried away cOnsd-
cradle portion of the canal embADkment The
dam ge at this place is the most considerable
of any that has resulted from the storm 10 the
city. We presume. however, that il will not be
repaired, as we understand the expense OF replac
ng the work would result in greater expendi
ture than would be derived from the benefit of
the water privileges. ana as this is sll the canal
is used tor, the proosbiIitie. are that il will be
allowed remain
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-01

t2- Messrs. Todd & Carmichael. No. :,
North Pennsylvauia. street, book sellers and
stationers. have neat store and well filled with
staiionery OF all kinds. which they sell at the
lowest New York quotations, school and blank
books, pass books. diaries. &c. books in-tructing
both Tor the old and Young, sibbath school books
and libraries. reward cards. question books on all
parts of the bible. bibles and testaments at The
Bible Society prices. Don't fail TO call on them
for ANYTHING in their line
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-01

DoSALDsos's COMBINATION This company
after successful of six nights. give away
20 panoramic exhibition We understand they
go from here to Terre Hsute, and probably may
return to our city in the course of a week or two
Their entertainments here have been will receiy
ed byihe community
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-01

SorIck The ladies al Indanapol are invit-
ed TO nee, on Monday next At 3 O'Clock p N
in the basement OF Roberts Chapel. TO hear a
abatement concerning the condition Of the White
refugees hos ia our CITY. The refugee commis-
sion j. ende4voring 10 provide for tnem. but il
frequently hsppers that some suffer extremely
aDd even de before TIE facts OF their situation
are reported Ii Is proposed therefore. TO organ
ize . committee OF ladies. as has been done IN
other cities. who all volunteer 10 visit among
these poor people. nearly all of shom sre 40
men and children. and cooperate wish the com
mission in afording the needed relief
" A HYpE Rec Secretary
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-01

BLowx DOWN. large wareroom. belonging
90 the firm OF sinker & Company, and used for
the purpose of slowing machinery, &c, was blown
down Thursday night, thereby damaging. 10 the
amount OF 81 600. engines. orn-sheers. and
thrashers. which were in the building a, the time
The structure was a large frame one-50xl00
feet, situated on South Pennsylvania street.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-01

SENTENCED In the Marion Circuit Court yes
terday Dennis Hardee sentenced to two
years confinement at hard labor in the penitenti
AIRY tor stealing clothing. Dennis has secured to
himself place where for the tutare he will be
furnished with suitable covering at the expense
of the commonwealth. as well as ample leisure
TO reflect upon the biblical adage that " the way
Of the traDsgressor is hard
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-01

~ Heitkam the merchant tailor, No. IL
North Illinois street. opposite the Bates House.
has just returned from the east with a new stock
of spring and summer cloths. cassimeres. vest
ings, and all articles in the gentemen's Quitting
line, purchased since the heavy decline. which he
will -ell at the lowest gold rates Any person
wanting a spring suit should call on Mr. He'kam
before purchasing 2y
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-01

MORE Or Our enterprising fellow citizen, j
I~jen. Sho owns a tract of land in the oil
regions adjoining the city, has proposed that he
will give all the land necessary, and be one OF
iorty to bear equal expense in sinking we'll TO
bore for OIL or thoroughly test the question as to
whether there's oil in this vicinity He will give
the land III fee, with all the benefits to accrue
from the well. without charge the land to revert
in case no oil il obtained We have heard of
several gentlemen who will join in the enterprise
and We have no doubt, from the well known en-
ergy of MIR Wien that he will raise the com
pany and carry out the plans. This will thor
Oughy test the matter at small expense to each
member of the compinv, and, if successful the
return will pay we'll We hope it may succeed
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-01
A eENEFAcTREss.

There Is o woman In the public eye whose name has
all along been associated, In mind, with the sYsn-
kee,"' eusck." and "Hunbug" But Il d no longer
and desire vrest her from all such picious
associations In ell other minds. whatever notions ne
may have Of womsnly delicacy and preprety, will
all admit that woman alone Is the Nurss-the good
Nurse-the best Nurse. Whether We shall have Female
Physicians not is question which must be decided
by time and principle, and not matter oftsste Pride.
prejudice caprice and custom may well behave them
selves, for Hthere Is really want. there viii aso be
supply; IL there be . calling" there will b. q coming.
Mature and hsman society always kcf-srppying.
prevent.
Mrs. winslow does wish 10 treat you gentlemen.
Nor does ste prescribe regimen for your wives; but
he medesily appears messenger health and hap
pness your infants ia the cradle Is there anything
improper In that Nurse Of 80 years" experience
boldly say what IL il not good fer babe and
ought TO be listened to. God speed her her humble
and happy mission. She IL the successful physi
clan and most eecual benefsctress our little
enjoys her dotng parents excepted. Just epes
the door for hsr, Add Mrs Wsow vii the Amer
iran Florence Nightingale OF the Nursery. OF this
sure, that will teach eur "eusy" 10 say "A
and escape the gripping, coleking and tscthing siege
We confirm every word forth In the prospectus. II
performs precisely what IL Processes perform
part OF it-noth:ng lsss-Away with yeur Cordial"
"Psrog ORC, Drops "LAudsnun," and every ofher
'Sarcotc" by which the babe drugged into stupidity
and rendered dull and idiotic for life.
We have Mrs.. Winslov = snow her only
through the preparation Of her "SoothnS Syrup for
Children Teething." II had the power would
make her. she Is physical savior 20 the infant
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-01

"A man well known in Detroit, who short
time since was unfortunate enough to have bis
vile taken away from him by the return from the
wtr of her first husband. has succeeded il recon
cling the matter and bringing his wife back
again RumOr says he paid $500 for her
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-01

PETRoLErN ALL o K-Ws we're very happy
10 shake hands yesterday with our enterprsing
friend Geo. DieJz E.q formerly proprietor Of
sshing,on Hall. alter a trip of six weeks, FROM
the oil regions near CAnueiton Mr. Detz
brought with him very nice lot OF coal OIL, iron
ore. symptoms OF lead. and oil stone Merchants
or spseulAtoFs viii certainly fnd Il 10 their al
vantage by calling upon Mr. Deiz to make bar
gains IN oil. or even take shares n the pit. Mr
D,c'z's business hours are from o'clock m
I'LL II y O'Clock. 2 N WASHINGTON Hi
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-01

1t appears from an official return that there
are at present 2 3o2 religious houses in Italy.
which 500 are for men, and SO for women. The
number OF religious s 2S .99l, of whom IA .e07
are men and ii l84 are women. The mendi-
cant order includes s 229 persons comprised in
the above mentioned total.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-01

RELIGIOUS NorIcE Rev B. + Foster sill
preach IN College Hall tomorrow morning,
l0l2 o'clock Also in the evening at y O'Clock.
SUBJECT for evening. by rsquest-"L'ke OF FTe
aud second Death" Text-Revelstion Xxi. :
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-01

PEoxorroxs The following promotions in
Indiana regiments were. on yesterday. made At
the Office OF the adjutant general:
l24th Regt John W Howard, captain com
psny d Howard Wilson. Isl lieut. Alexander
VI Williams. ii lieut.
Benz Morgan, captain company f: George
Stuart. lst lieut.; William Wright. % lieut.
Riley " Woods. captain company F
". G Hendricks, formerly surgeon OF the
3lst, TO be surgeon Of the l49;h
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-01
WV YORK MONEY NARKEf.

NV YORK, March 81.
Gold has shown rather more frmness this
morning, partly from the superstition that the
rain storm may defeat Grants important move
ments. The quotations Huctuated between 81
81 al 5l1s, closing ct the later figures
LATER.-Gold closed at Gallsgher's exchange
last night at ST. 5l14
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-01

~ An anbfotype car near the Unioo Depot
vas blown over BY the gale. on THURSDAY night.
TO the great damage Of picture taking material.
The proprietor. IL enterprising. will Ldoobtedly
be all right in lev days