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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-07
From Albany.

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, 1865-02-23

p. CAIRO, Feb. 22.-By the arrival Of the
steamer Henry Ames, New Orleans dates tc
the l4tl have been received.
The draft under General CanbY's order
would positively take place on the. 18th.
The 1in<s Eays the French at Matamoras
compliment the rebel flag, and pass by the
American flag in silent contempt. -.
Guerillas, between Memphis and Cairo, arc
in the habit Of visiting wood yards every feW
days and relieving the owners OF what money
or other articles Of value they may have On
hand.
The steamer sallie List, from Little Rock,
Arkansas, arrived at Memphis on the 10Th
hnying on board two hundred and fifty refu-
gees from the neighborhood Of Fort Smith.
They were en- route Morrill,.
The officers Of the Sallie List state that
guer.llas are troublesome on the Arkausas
river. On the 18th she was fired into above
Pine Bluffs. A minnie ball penetrated the
pilot house. but fortunately missed the man
at the wheel. Below Pine Bluff she WAS fired
into ngain. The shots were few each, time,
and only two or three gnerillas were scei1
No one was hurt. At Swan Lake, below Pine
aboard, they were fired at, It was at night,
md no one was injured. a return fire salu-
ted the would-be mnEderers, but In the dark
ness it could not be seen with what effect.
4 Paducah correspondent on tue 21st says
"Yestesday the gunboat Prosta brought
down from saltilo twenty-five Euerillas, cap
tufed near that place in Hardin county, Ten
nesEce.
1.-THE steamer Victory, on the 18th, was
denis coal mines, thirty miles above Smith
land, on the Ohio side. No one Was injured
The same gnng Of gneri1las on the 18th paid Q
visit to WoOdTi.Ie, aud robbed the town.
, 1865-02-23
FROM ST. LOUIS.
convention Natters-KflItng OF Guer-
a LeaderY-Tae PGrdontnE Power.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tzibune.l
n1t1s Wef1nAadAr Fnh 1a.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tzibune.1
ST. LOUIS, Wednesday, Feb. -.
A heavy rain storm in this vicinity inter-
ruptcd the telegraph last night. The State
Convention has taken notice of the speeches
Of one Of its members at q meeting where
violent interference with its sessions was
threatened. A resolution to expel Mi. st.
Gem WAS debated and several substitutes Of
fnred- st. Gem finally disclaimed the idea OF
using any force but moral suasion. On this
disclaimer the matter WAS temporarily laid
over. The Convention threatens AT adjourn
ment to Jefferson City, bit the leaders Of the
diso1ganizing movement are already ashamed
Of their proceedings, md their efforts have
ended in very mild petition said to be
signed by four thousand signatures. The
Convention is quietly proceeding with its ID
a1a ooas BE taoa pace toeg oss"n
Daily reports received from Pilot Knob,
Rolla, Springfield, Cape Glrardeau, Lexing.
TOP, Macon end similar military posts mention
the death Of one or more guerilla leaders, in,
dicating a rapid thinning out Of that sort Of
cattle IN the interior.
Congressman King. has suspended the death
sentence in the case Of two more notorious
gucsjlas, and 1t is rumorcd around military
Offices that King received handsome fee for
Lis services. and some Of cur Congressman
have waited on President Lincoln and pro-
tested against further leniency towards Mis-
sonzi rebels caught in arms.
It is untrue as reported in Copperbead cir
clcs, that Mr. Lincoln has tnterfe1ed With the
collection Of assessments levied asainst noto-
rious wealthy rebels for the support Of Union
refugees. The collection Of forfeited bonds
has been stopped on certain testimony. Gen
Pope has relieved two partiea Of assessments
for disloya1ty, and beyond that no order has
been issued Gen. Pope has Slated his i4tcu'
ton to enforce the orders II left alone. Pope
and Gen. Dodge will soon quiet matters in the
interior, but our officers complain TINT it II
useless to convict rebels II they are to be par
doned by the President.
Beyond ta}ute md display Of hsg5, the
| day has passed uuobserycd here.
, 1865-02-23
FROM NORTH CAROLINA,
A MANLY and Eloquent Appeal for
Peace

EEwnrns, Sunday, Feb. 19-Thc speech Of
MIR. Huines, delivered On the Goth u1t., Is at
tracting much attention. His argument fl
voriDE q restoration Of the Union is rs fear
sentatives in the rebel Congress from Mis-
souri, and other States, who have no con5tit-
uents and who are assisting to bind the
letters upon North Carolina, arc severely
handled by him. He holds that North Caro-
lina has perfect right to dissolve he allie.
glance With the Confederate Government, and
enter into a. separate negotiation With the
to be failure, and says Sherman is moving
forward through North and South Carolina
to cooperate with Grant in the reduction Of
Richmond and the capture Of Lee's army, and
that great as this undertaking may seem, It
march from Dalton to Savannah. The North
he said being in the best possible spirits over
their present brilliant prospects, will speed
uy furnish the 200, 600 men called for by Mr..
Lincoln, who viii go the field with the great
est alacrity and soon become excellent SOL
diere, inspired as they are with the hope Of
success Of our cnemieae cau TIC recover back
the majority Of the Confederate States which
have been taken from Us By the armies Of the
United States? can we hold our remaining
Territory? can We eyen prevent the fall Of
Richmond and the capture or destruction Of
our onlV remaining army, rgcIn'tea q; Ing lnll
extent OF our WMtc popntat1on: slr, tnese
questions have already been answered by the
government Itself IT n the ncgatlve, % o .tta It's
Richmond Enquirer, who have declared the
contest too unequal to be longer maintained,
unless We arm our slaves. We have, ne saya'
ten ma1e s'aves ut home to one wmte man.
Excite. them to frenzy By passing lay to
censc1ipt, and re would hare their immediate
insrIrection, which to put down would re-
leaving the field TO our enemies. II no lnsur-
1ectio lon took place, they would either 90 over
to the enemy In body, o. t9rn Their guns
upon us, With bold conscrtpts ior leaders.
Regarding reconciliation, ne eaia tnere a1e
those who think after 30 much s1r1,eanG @ niooa
shed that reconciliation is fmposstble. IhiS Is 2
, 1865-02-23
Beyond d ta}ute md a display Of flags, the
lay has posted uuQhserYcd here.


1Ep1ASAFoI1s, wednesday, Feb. =.
To-day being sort Of holiday the general
assembly felt lncli1ed to be lazy, and but it,
tie was accomplished In the way Of Legisla-
tion.
In the Senate the following bills we're
passed Empowering the District Ptosccut-
inc Attorneys to administer oatls in the dis
charge at their duties providing compensa-
ton for Judges of Common Pleas Court !.
authorizing the Auditor and Treasurer of
State to sdl~certain swamp. lands; authorlz-
ine cities and Incorporated towns to use
portion Of the street for planting shade trees.
In the House Mr. Buskirk presented petii'
ton prayipg for an amendment Of the consu'
tuition Of the State and United States 50 3 Is TO
acknowledge God as the source Of ail an.
tIiority in human government, and Jesus
Christ as The supreme ruler Referred TO
Committee on Constitutional Amendments,
a bill providing for tho investment OF the
school fund In state bonds-Passed unde1
susueustru Of the rules. Also bill legallz'
ing bonds Issued By County Commissioners
to lid cities and towns in furnishing Foaun
tcers, &C., and for the maintenance Of sod ef'
families.
,SnrY
, 1865-02-23


WASHINGTON, Wednesday, Feb. -.
SENATE. -
A bill to increase the compensation Of Naval
Mr. TRUMBUIL from judiciary Committee re-
ported sgaiE at the proposition to amend The con.
station BY authorizing an export ta1, also against
the proposition 10 recognize the existence Of God
tn tge Constitution; also against the proposition
Of Iii. Sumner in relation to the basis Of rtpfesen
Mr. WILSON, from tho Military Committee, re-
Be'sa Be made fo4 5Sr sh!p espa = e!oand Eisg:9a
md a canai from Lake Michigan to the Aississip-
pi, recommending this as i substitute for the
The report ef he commlttss OF Conference On
The fraedn,an's hili xat considered and rejected
II aeainst 81. The Senate insisted On IT, amend
Conf Committee nj @ Of II Gonferenec. @ @ ''@''' ~ ~ ''''''''
The bin entitled an set to regulate c9mmerea
between no Eeye1al Suites. rsla;inE T., The Cam"
o. o. motion a i of MT. sfnAauE, the Secretary Of
War vas asked for copy Of the Instructions IS.
Pending the further consideration Of tho Rsil-
road bill. tue Senate went into executive session.
44''"' HOUSE.
In accordance with the House vote, yesterday,
m Ct ke tfouht t e
administered a kind but Impressive reprimand,,
| 84d tucn ulGaEeQ Ql1n 01SEQ1EB94 4ItlA Cu6tuQ4.
| Much time wag conaumed In consideration ot
District Of Columbia business.
Reports from the Judiciary Committee were
| acted upon.
| Nj. WILSON, from she judiciary Committee,
| reported ! bill prohibiting the election OF Sena'
tors and Representatives. iron States declared To
be In rebellion. pntil they have adopted Rapub'
ucan form Of government, and until Congress
shall pass an act declaring that they arc entitled
Mes5Ss. MALLORY and poMERoY opposed TIT
bill.
Nj. ASHLEY offered substitute, being similar
to the reconstruction bill laid on the tablo yeser
day.
1eet On The tahle by fourteen majority.
Mr. WILSON reported from the Committee OF
the Judiciary the Senate resolution to- promote
and children OF euch colored men as hare entered
| the service forever free.
lii. MALLORY moved to table the subject
Disagreed to by 68 to n. The resolution Wal
passed By strictly party vote-74 against 53.
Ar. WILSON also reported the Seuate bill t
I prevent officers OF the army and navy and other
/ engaged in military and naval service from inter
fer1ng in election In States, which passed-11s
fli Tha nonac passed the bill directing crcnit and
District Courts to DO held At Erie, RI.
| Mr. WILSON. from the Judiciary COMMITTEES
reported bill that 80 much Of the resolution ez
planatory Of the act 10 suppress insurrccaon, pun
>1th trcasun and condscate property, approved
July 18th, 151& rs prohibits the forfeiture Of rea
| estate Of rehels beyond their natural Life be re
passage. Pending the bill the House adjourned
/
, 1865-02-23
FROM INDIANAPOLIS
Tlte Celebration cf Eva*hfngtonss
Birthday Anniversary.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tr1bunc.]
1Sp1AsAPoL1s, Wednesday, Feb. p.
In accordance with IN order from tho War
Department, national salute WAS fired at
the arsenal at noon in commemorntion OF The
birthday Of Washington and the fill of Fort
Sumter. Tie city fas gaily decorated with
bunting at I'LL available points except the
State House. 1t was hoped that the national
flag would be raised on the dome Of the lat
ter building, but the sum Of seyenty-flye dol
lars voted by the Legislature WAS not sufli-
cient to pay The expense Of anything beyond
pole and lalyards and consequently the
Stars a: d Stripes didn't float proudly from
the top Of that ancient place.. 1t is believed
that III two or three years prices will full SO
that f1ng oan bo purch pod at cuaat1er figures.
At Camp Carrington they had gala time.
All the men III camp, some ten thousand,
were drawn up in front Of headquarters, two
regiments being under AIMS. General Car
ripgton made neat little speech, commuut-
eating the good news from Cha:lcston aud
Wilmington, ard the men responded with
loud cheers, after which "John Browns
soul is marching on" was sung BY the entire
assemblage. A%alute was also fired in honor
Of the cccasion.
Considerable anxiety prevails as to the
draft which tomorrow ccmes down like the
wolf on the f.!d.
, 1865-02-23

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tnbune-1
WASHINGTON. Wednesday, Feb. =, 1906.
Gen. Hooker arrived here to-day, and Will
testify tomorrow in reference 10 the Chancel-
1orsvi1le afIair.
The capitol and departments building we're
illuminated o-night In honor Of Washlugton's
birthday aud the recent brilliant successes Of
Sherman III South Carolina.
, 1865-02-23

NEw YoRK, Wednesday, Feb; @;-Adyices
tra,n tbe northern States Of Mexico to the
1fth HH ren,cscnt The people there as still firm
NIL IN thc1r adhesion to the Constitutional Gov
~ ne, ani io1 INVADERS. TheI States Of Chihuahua,
Sonora, md siualoa were entirely clear Of
any Of Meximillian's troops. With ihe @ exG;ep'
tion Of small force u thc Town e q Th'hnaSns
is is The e @ present capital Of t6e Republic, and d
there, exercising their functions In security.
There are about IL, coo Republican troops IN
the State .ol Sina'ca, Dnla3go and ChihoaAaa'
and Others In Sonora.
On the 1st Of January resldent Juarel
, 1865-02-23

NEW YonK, Feb. es-The Worlds Masn- ~
ington SPECIAL says: "Gov. Morgan, IN rcpty
10 The solicitations Of influential i,1enos "
nv yvsterday sns pere~ptory NJ declined it, thus
finally settling nli aont,s in the matter 50 50
fur as he il c"nce:ned. New England Is stu
opposlnE the pressure from tue West IN 1afof
OF Mr. Mcculloch.'
New SoRk, Feb. 22-Thc Tribune says !:
full conference with lis friends in and ont Of
Congress, has concluded 10 apaoiut hon.
Hugh McCulloch, Of 1ndiana. now Comp
trol1er Of tue Currency. Us Secretary of the
Treasury, GOV. Morgan having persisted in
DECLINING the post.
, 1865-02-23

r:F Tie London Times, in publishing al
account Of the capture Of Fort Fisher, al
1pdcs to it as brilliant SUCCESS, interesting
to tie student Of the art of war for its scien-
1itlc value, and to the general reader from the
nttractivcness Of the narrative. It thinks
The naval part Of the afair especially inte-
resting from the impcnetrability Of our iron.
clads to shot, adding: If dispatch which
VIC publish to-day is 10 be trusted, Admiral
Porter believes TINT he Possesses vessel
which could destroy uny ship Of the British
or French navy, lay our towns under contrd'
button, and cbase away anything which we
might send to blockade American ports. The
iron-clads lay for q " days within eight hun
drcd yards Of Fort Fisher, and received no
material injury. If the Confederate guns.arc
capable Of comparison with our own, the
question Of slips sgainst forts may prove to
have been considerably advanced by these ex-
1priments. Every tight ACROSS tue ocean
should he lesson for LIE, and this last de-
serves to be studied With unusual attention. y
, 1865-02-23
FROM SPRINGFIELD,
Celebration Of the Vfctory-Personn1
Active 1tecrutt1nE-Organ o1
Regiments


lepectei ulepatc1 10 t0e GnlEaEO li1puHe.I
SPRINGFIELD, Wednesday, Feb. -, 1861
Our city has been jubilant to-day over the
glorious news received Of the fall Of that
nest of treason, Charleston, and the capture
Of Fort Anderson, which. with q. general OH
servance Of the birthday Of Washington, has
had the elect Of making ga1a~day. A IA
tlonM salute Of thirty five guns WAS fired from
the State arsenal, under the direction Of
Brig. Gen. Cook and Col. Csowell, Engineer
in-Chief. Flags hare been flung to the
breeze from all the public buildings and most
Of The business houses. The fire department
had . grand parade and we're reviewed by the
Mayor and city fathers.
Our worthy State Treasurer, hon. James
Bcyeridse, leaves for Washington tonight,
on business Of the State
I'ha last Of the ten regiments Will be or
eanized at Camp Bntler tomorrow by Col.
E. P. Wiles, Acting Adjutant General. Com
panies and parts Of companies Of recruits are
pouring Ia from all parts Of the State, and
the greatest activity prevails in all the de-
rartments connected with the organizing
and forwarding of troops from this State.
, 1865-02-23

TTEUW &Ht l1Fe1FIUI IUuaCl. 3Gus "s3s1
Confederate synprthizcrs, and indeed all
who have love for adventure and courage,
will probablg remember that somewhat no.
table character-Miss Belle Boyd-was mar
1fcd short lime ago to q certain Lieut.. Ear-
.dinpc. Almost Immediately alter the wed
dinG. the husband returned 10 his duty in
4he Confederate States, and has since fnl1en
;nto the huuds of the Federal authorities. by
whom he is detained prisoner. Tue consc.
nuence is That Mrs. Hardsngc Is now In Lon
9an almost in a state Of destitut.on. MI her
ennniies being cut of, and her own relations
3'ctnr dead, SIZE has written book descrlp
i've Of hcr adventures in the Confederate Ger
vice, hut las received m innmaaon ss;oe nas ne
I1-dnr fl,csc circums stances M 8ppeal Is mad
to the public ,or sympathy and pecaniafy as
Eigtauce,
, 1865-02-23
DR.. TEBBETTS'
PHYSIOLOGICAL
HAIR. REGENERAT0R.

No other preparation for the Hair
hns attained In 10 short n period, tho
rapid and extraordinary sale than has
DIR. Tebbettss Physiological Hair Re-
generator. 4 single bottle found ttK
way to Montreal and In leas than atx
months l 800 bottles were sold, with.
out a line Of Advertising. This could
not have been donc uz1lea. the article
had the merit claimed, for Its poputaft-
ty Is not confined to single locallsIes~
Wherever 1t Is known 1t meets with the
snme universal appreciation. Read
she following letters:
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the rest Your RsssneFstar l. bad 81 y nd. I'd.
sea Me1 ess1n = " 4 soess sno month
e. TX hsaa: "a aow ~ head i ii covered Ttss
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F M e sna S9 tbo hssS t1sa s es
lore ths public without rscstytn9 anY benefit feet
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sem1 ts,1s %e;'ss S .Ss. Ssv 1o3' H.
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nj u T.
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Wholesale and Retutl rsur0tta
TEBHEIrs Bxts.-Geufs: P;es4. 1end na fnmedt.
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, 1865-02-23

New YoRK, Feb. 2222-Tho city g to-day
gaiIy decorated with national colors flying
from public and private buildings and ship
ping. Salutes were fired. from the forts, navy
Carolina was greatly heightened during the
day. by the announcement of the taking |ot
Fo,t Anderson, and the profile capture of
Wilmington. The day has not for many
years, ii ever, been celebrated withmore joy,
spirit aud patriotism.
Dispatches from numerous cities and towns
chow tr.rarn1 rai.,irirr
, 1865-02-23
FROM STERLING.

Especial Df2aseh to the Chicago T1ibnne.]
STERLING, ILL.,, Wednesday, Feb. ~.
There is great rejoicing here over the fall
Of Charleston. No better day could be found
to celebrate 50 glorious victory. The firing
Of cannon and display Of tlre-works euve vent
to the demonstrations Of joy on tic part Of
loyal men,
, 1865-02-23

ERIE. ra., Feb; :2;mThs 1T Warren aseo,nmo.
1nad coIlided with the matt sratn On q curve
ncar @ Garland, yesterday. afternoon, srnasntng
tle engine, tender and baggage car: Two
men We,r Efllcd and several wounded. The
cause Of the accident was that the mal train
ERs OF time.
, 1865-02-23

exception. The report is made the special
ordcr for Thursday j. m. h number Of ba;is
passed the Senate, none Of which effect tue
South or West except one crcdit!ng Betrtan
County University account with over t~o
fhousanl dollars. hc1us amount Of tax col
lccted on dogs in said county for 1854.
, 1865-02-23
n.rr,r,fCAN LEGISLATURE.
Especial Dispatch to the chieaeo trlpaae;5 ns J,

Especial Dispatch to Inc Chte3so t11gaa.s;5 =
LANSING. Wednesday, Feb e.
This being the last day Tor INC rher ~ ne
fnew business. a ye9y !arge nanor nnta y. nj.
most mos @ every conceivable subject. ApR5opr1a
lion bills for State institutions, railroads, s ta
state roads, plank roads, and hand I2ad aa9 70
lie hitter road before they get throngh-ana s,na
to; aosal objects q IL ay The
Senate Committee on Contested Elections Te-
ported IN iaYor Of the contestants, with one
, 1865-02-23

Disastrous Affair ut Morris.
MoRn1s, ILL.,, Feb. 22.-While ffringa salute
here today ut noon, an anvil burst, killing
John Manahue and seriously woundlng Tim.
Otly D0nayan.
, 1865-02-23

NEW YoRKs>t Wednesday, Feb. @:-Tbe
Posts special says it Is believed The Enroll
ment bill will BE- defeated in the House, as its
provisions ate regarded as oppressive.
, 1865-02-23

issued 4 spirited proclamation, declaring bis
determination to maintain the Republic, aud
urging the people to stand frmin its support
, 1865-02-23

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LITTLE 'kAhAKHA
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Subscriptions to be Closed.
Cash Working Capital, $150,000.
OFFICERS.
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JAMES g GCRGiXSuANK, e XSuA Vice President,
GiARlES n.3Rd IS j. oSmRRTII S4mARTIN, Treasurer.
E. R. RLACKW ELL Consnitfn1 1Eno,nse~ .na
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, 1865-02-23

The followin. is table Of distances be-
tween importaus points in General Sherman's
19f11 nf DnethfiDu6:
, 1865-02-23

Commander Gushing, who has been up to
Wilmington, INSERTS that our gunboats could
all pass into full sight and shelllng distance
Of The city.
, 1865-02-23

CAtRo, "Wednesday, Feb. 22.-General Her
ron arIiyed at Baton Rouge, and assumed
command Of the Northern Division Of Lou
islaua, including the Districts Of Baton
Rouge, Port Hudson and Morganzia: His
command extends both sides OF the Mississ-
ippi River from Red River to Plnquemine.
on the Arkansas River, firing into passing
boats and committing other outrages. The
reported burning Of the steamer Dove and the
capture OF the Seth Colorado regiment, are
nntFuC.