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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-22
The Very Latest.
THREE O'CLOCK A. N

NV YoRK, February 81
The Her.lds army of Potomac correspond dent
saws the exchange OF prisoners under the new AZ
rangements is progressing rapidly
Three steamers sre busily employed conveying
released union soldiers to Annapolis aud convex
ing loads OF rebels TO exchange.
Our men, both in words aud appearance. sdd
mountains OF evidence 20 confirm all that has
previously been told Of the bsrbarity practicei
BY the rebels
Under the agreement lately made ali UNION
prisoner. now held in the trans Mississippi de.
partment are to be exchanged
The Timesis New Orleans CORES pondent SAYS
the rebel steamer Granite City has escaped TO se,
from Cold Bay with . cargo OF cotton.
Blockade running the COST Of Texas j.
rapidly increasing
The Richmond Examiner Of The 18th says II
mere overrunnng the country were o. conse-
ouence, the enemy might begin 20 boast OF the
subiugation OF South Carolina for they have sd
vsnced and penetrated to the verv heart OF the
state withou, serious opposition but the only
value OF that advance for the general purpose OF
the campaign consists in its being s,ep toward
co. operating with Grant in the investment oil
Richmond While there is reason to believe
that Beuuregard is carrying out deliberate De
sign. and Sherman is near the end OF biz tri-
umohs We may regard the sudaeious march OF
the enemy through the heart 2 South Carolins
as one OF the consequences OF removing John
ston from tie command of our srclv in Tenues-
see
The Richmond This. sditosi.llr en- The pe,ce
movement. ssys:
We imagine Seward vas rather glad thar
otherwise that the confederate gentlemen refused
10 be duped BY him, since their refusal gave hin
an opportunity for the nse o; bis accustomed
Weapon No doubt ne was anxious for thi.
chance. inssmueh az Grant had anticipate biz
by telling one OF the mos, s,upendous falsehood,
Oh record ,hst Hunter and Stephens had eI
pressed themselves in a manner indicating ds
sire 10 return 10 tbs anion 4
The whig thea says Seward -rote TO Mr.
Adams that the con nissisners me-nt an alliance
asains, Eaglsnd and Francs. IA. hoping TO 10
fpense foreign nations against as
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NV Yosx. February GA disp..sh from
Secretary Stanton 10 Gen Dix snpounces the re
cepton Of the Official report Of Gen Gilmore OF
the capture Of Charleston. Gen. Gilmore. 20
port Is a. follows:
" CH&xLksros, y. c.. Feb ~
Major General Halleck. Chief Of Staff:
GenerAl-Ths city of Charleston. aud all its de-
lenses came into our possession shis morning
with about 40 pieces OF good artillery and sup
ply Of fine ammunition
The enemy commenced eyacuating all the
works last night. and hsjor Macbeth surrendered
the city 10 the troops Of Gen. Schim mckinney ~
o clock this morning. AZ which lime il was oc-
cupied By our force,
Our advance on the Edi.to from Bulls bsy
hastenei toe retreat
The cotton xsrehOuses arsebsls uuArtermas
ter stores. railroad bridges aud iron cl4ds
we're burned by the enemy Sonle vessels in the
chip yard we're also burned.
Nesrly all the Inhabitants rernsiuing behind
belong to the poorer classes.
Very respectfully.
@. A GILMORE, Commanding
The Commercials Washington special say.
the Senate in executive session last mig deferred
action on the confirmation OF Geo. Meigs "a Br.-
We; Major General
A large number of nounins lions were confirm
ed. among them BfeyG Brigsdier Generals Sat
terlee. Brice, Ingalls, and Van vhet
The draft commenced in Brooklyn
All quiet #n8snn
The Mayor of New York has issued . procla-
nation urging all citizens TO celebrate Washing
tons birth day
Tomorrow . meeting of prominent citizens
will be held TO arrange for general celebration
of recent victories
Recruiting in this city is progressing favorSly.
Nearly $50 enlisted yesterday-over 100 to day.
petition is 10 circulation here requesting the
president to appoint Gen. Butler provost mar
shall Of Charleston
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-22
HOUSE

The consideration of the bill TO provide gov
ernment for insurrectiopary states was re
/ sumed
Mr. Edgerton concluded his speech from yes
lerday.
The Speaker laid before the House Gen. Gil.
more's official rcpor, OF the evacuation of
Charleston. the residing OF which vas loudly ap-
plauded
The committee on wsys and means reported
that they bad mstured the bill authorizing the
secretary of the treasury to borrow from time to
time 5000 900 600 and to issue bonds for the
secure pay ment thereof in forty years from date,
redeemable at the pleasure of the governments,
the interest, il paid in coin, to be per cent, and
in currency, per cent
Stevens offered a substitute TO borrow the
same amount at per cent and authorizing these
bonds to be exchanged for others any time
within two years, and TO be exempt from tax bv
state or municipal authority.
The bill will be considered next Thursday
The House passed bill to amend the act TO
aid in tho construction OF the railroad aud tele-
graph line from Missouri TO the Pacific ocean
The House also passed the Senate bill TO IA
ciltaie the collection of debts of postmasters,
aud providing for the return to writers OF letters
in cases wherss there i. a deficiency oil postage
Also she bill establishing certain postal
routs.
ue House LOOK up the case vi ~. L. lelC iot
all assault upon Judge Kilby. q member OF the
House. and considered the resolutions reported
by the select committee. providing that he be
reprimanded.
Messrs Townsend and Wilson said few
words in explanation OF Fields offense, and in
voked charity.
Mr.. Beamen dissented from the remarks
OF the preceding gentlemen, and said Field was
not excussble for his conduct.
The fret resolution, that Mr. Field be rePr-
manded BY the speaker, was passed. TIE sec
ond resolution denying that Field had the privi
lege OF tie floor. laid on the table
The House proceeded to the consideration OF
the amendatory enrolment bill.
Chandler and Rogers opposed the BILL snd at
ter amending and debating the first section !, sss
stricken out. 60 against ~.
The section being under consideration. Blair
offered at amendment. in future no credits to be
given unless for men actually furnished. This
would do away with paper credits.
The House adjourned.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-22

Feb. 81, 1865.
I. Buchanan Read. ESQ.
Sir:-We desire. in behalf OF the citizens Of
Indianapolis, TO testify our appreciation OF your
generous services in the cause OF the union and
its soldiers, aud OF your attain menIs and celeb
ri;y as a poe, and an artist, by rendering you q
compliment; and we know OF no better mode of
doing this than By requesting you to give one of
Jour attractive readings any evening OF this
week which YOU may select
John L. Petit, Speaker OF the hOuee OF Rep
resentatives: Conrad Baker. President Of the
Senate; ". II. II. Terrell. AdjutaDt General of
Indiana; j. Caven, Mayor; Alvin P Hover
Major General:T II English, A H. Conner,
Postmaster; 7. 3 McCarty, Auditor of State;
Nelson Trusler. Secretary OF State; John |
Morrison, Treasurer of State: John q Harri-
son. W. ( H. Glenn; 7. H Sharpe,
j. II Kitchen. John c. New. VIM Wallace.
Theodore p. Baughey. c. ID Murray. Col sd
Ind Vols. Ben. Spooner, Col e9th Ind Vols ,
d. + SNYDER. Thomas MacIntire. VIM Braden.
r. q. Medium, g D. Ballard, and others
BsTys HorsE. IsDrAsAroLIsl
February 81. 1865
Hes-rs. John u. Petit, Speaker House OF
Representatives; Conrad Baker, President
Senate. " II. II. Terrell. Adjut.n. General
Indiana; j. Caven. Mayor; Alvin r Hovey,
Major General. and others:
Gentlemen-YOur very gratifying and highly
complimentary letter is just received. liz will
afford me much pleasure to accept of your kid
offer. and with your permission | would suggest
that the reading take place on Friday evening OF
this week.
Very respectfully. your ob't servant.
7. BUCHANAN READ.
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N- YoRx. Feb. 81


The report Of the rebel General johnson o.
! the operation Of The army under bic command y
its retreat from Dalton 80 Atlanta, sa- PUBLISH
ed by order of the rebel congress, AID IN drec'
opposition as stated IN The Richmond Ezsmin
er, to the wishes Of JEFF Davis. wbo desire 70
suppress Il.
The folle~iug j. a ssDmaT, oI some OF its
most important points On the last days of 1903
The effective iorce OF biz command al Dsitot
amounted a. SO .s25 ol infan'F, ADD ARTILLERY
and 6l3 caYalTy portion 81 this tore S$a
-eHi in Janusry to 0py0se She mau 10 Miss. 70
February. 1864. Brseg communists ia ehiei
at Richmond, ssetched the offensive campaign
fOr Johnston. bn, l. was found impossible to give
him meu necessary for tie movement. when TIE
campaign wa e,ensd, Nav Lei, 1864 ~ Cen
erAl Shetmss
Johnston effective logee numbered 81. 900 10
fAntry ard only 4.U00 c.ysfy lie sas suisse
euently reinforced by LouIsg's aud Prench's
divisions Of Folks CORPS making his force during
the campaign subsequent to the battle OF Resaes
about $4,000 NEE. 90 the morning of May
18th, when McPhetsoh'- army appeared IN iront
of Resacs, Il was held by suls } 2O0 dismounisd
ca airy under Wbesler.
Ii was lot uniil the 10Th that the place wss re
inforeed By Hoods corps and Lorring's division
of Folks corp~.
Johnston states that he crossed the EtOnah
river 1T the recommendation of Polk and Hood.
and SAYS j, was = step he hiss regretted ever
since
The effective force OF the army transferred 20
Hood Was 900
Gen Johnston states that be planned the bat
tie of Peach Tree Cheek and the faux attack On
the army OF Tennessee. in which Mcpherson was
killed. lie also claims that he intended holding
Atlantis
Among other opinions given is one expressed
by Bragg in which Joe Johnston cencurred. that
Sberman's army was larger than Granite.
He alludes TO the Union army the United
States army and maintains dignihed style
throughout.
WASHINGTON, Feb 81
A salute of 100 guns was fired here ia honor
OF the capture OF Charleston. The department
buildings will be Illuminated 10 morrow night
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-22
PROFESSIONAL.
R r II q " Al.
G3 go
Doctor WM. THOMSON,
Has REMOVED MS OFFICE rRon5
VIRGINIA AVENUE TO
No. 20 South Delaware Street,

"1HERE HI Will. CoSIINUE
w 10 treat and cure Private ~
Diseases. in all their species. ftzees.
ramifcafoBs and phases r. ~
DR. WH. Thomson vii give - 4 -
each patient written instrument, p
binding himself to effect . radical y
and permanent cure, make ne
charge.
Dr. Vim. rhomsen has made the
treatment " Private Diseases e.
speciality rce the year ls3Ifhrse years IN the city
Buffalo, N. eisht years IN Chicago H. and years
in Peoria. III During eight years practice IN CheaCs
III. he cured over thirteen thopssnd eases.
Dr. VIM. Thomson, in BIS practice for Screfria khsu
matte and general diseases Of the blood Y..iga-
ting vspor fsth Of the most geniors kind In eopsse
ton with internal treatment.
SEMINAL EMISSIONS, the consequence osself- abuse.
This solitary vice or teprsved sexual Indulgence, IL
prscfced by the youth OF both % almost
limited extent, producing with unersg certainty the
following train Of morbid nptons unless eonbsfed By
dark spots under the eyes, pain IN the head ringing
the ears and noises like the rustling Of leaves and
Ting Of chsrots, sbou the lons weakness
the limbs confused vision. butec intellect iess Of
ndenee, dirdence In approaching strsnger csske -
form new acquaintance, disposition 70 ebun society
loss OF hectic usbes pnpss and vsricus erup-
lions about the face suTTed tongue night sves fed
breath. coughs, sensznp;ion. onsssns aud frsqusns
ly insanity.
The sficted, on the srs. appearances q any Of the
shove symptoms, should Immediately apply to DIT wn-
Thomson for relief.
UD6co1ce ssd Consultation H. sr. Ne - south Del
ware street, Indianapolis. f5c.
p. o. Box 1850. ssn3<-tiy
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-22

SrArE BoARp OF AeRIcgLruRr.-The State
Board~f Agriculture met in regular session yes-
ierdsv morning Present. Messrs Cox, Suther-
land. HoImes. Mcconnell. Thompson. Hamiick.
Donaldson. Fisher and Rees
On motion, CON mit,ees we're appointed for each
department Of the premium lst, tn revise and
correct. with instructions 10 take the list OF 1854
a. basis
A motion to strike out all second premiums
vas Withdrawn
A memorandum or basis of contract. 50 be
tween the state board and the people of Fort
Wayne. in relation 70 the state fair. was read
A motion vas made 10 hold the next fair at
Fort W.,pe. bu, no action vas taken on il
The board adjourned to give the committee an
opoortunitv 10 make on, their lsts.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-22

sE How often is il the case that the sick man
10 confined for days and weeks. aud often loses
his iie or rises from his sick bed with some per
msnent disability. because the medicine he takes
did no. have the effect intended by his physician
This may have been because the medicines were
adulterated. or impure. or the proper proportions
we're not used BY the druggist No one need
fear any of these effects that gets his medicines
at Senour's, in the Bates House block His
medicines are uusdulterated. pure and fresh. aud
the gentleman that puts up his prescriptions uu
terstapds bis business thoroughly. and makes no
mistakes. Get your prescriptions filled at Sc
hours, IL you want to get well and live long
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-22

III Capt. O'Leary. of the magnificent saloon.
No l03, south Illinois street-one Of the most
popular places of resort in the city. and now in
FIRST Glass order-scts daily a sumptuous lunch
from 10 to ~ a. m. This lunch is free. and all
the captains friends and the public generally are
invited. The restaurant at No. 1903 is uDap-
prosched and unspproschsble. so far as the lar
der. the cuisine and elegant appointments are con
eerned. At the bar, the choicest wines, liquors
and cigars are to be obtained. Capt. O'Leary
knows how treat his friends when they call on
him. div.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-22

~ In muddy weather, when the ground Is
trcy, TO preserve the health you must have good
shoes II YOU want boots shoes that will
keep out all moisture. keep your feet warm and
dry. get Lintr to make you pair He has the
nsst Of leather: and his workmen are artists IN
their line II isa pleasure to wear a pair OF
LintE's boots. especially in muddy weather
Lintz keeps the second door east Of The Palmer
House, on Washington street.
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XXXVlIi C0NGRESS-2d SESSION.
SEN ATE

WAsHiSGroN, Feb 81
Mr. Grimet introduced bill TO provide for the
appointment oi solicitor and Judge advocate
general Of the navy
Reserrei TO the naval com mittee.
Mr.. Morgan, from the military committee, re
por;ee bill to extend the provisions OF the pen
sion Law regards soldiers wounded in battle to
those wounded while on picket duty
Ii was ordbred that the finance com laittee have
leave to sit during the session OF the Senate
The bill relative TO eircnit aud district courts
% Nevada was passed.
A communication was received from the secre
tsry Of war stating that the names OF political
prisoners had been furnished judges OF the courts
of the District of Columbia
Indian affairs were consider cd. after which she
Senate adjourned
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g. NGR SION AL
official.
WASHINGTON. Feb. q, ls65-2:2O .. N.

AbHENJ1Oas TtU. q IvUJ--, % n ID
Governor Morton. The department has re
ceived the official report of Major General Gil
more, announcing the surrender of the city of
Charleston. South Caroiins. 70 the United States
forces under bis command. at y o'clock Saturday
morning. the 18th instant Among The captured
are two hundred pieces OF good ariil
lery and supply OF fine ammunition The en-
emv burned their cotton warehouses, srsepsls
qusrtermasters stores. railroad bridges. two iron
clsds. aud some vessels in the ship yards
Signed N STANTON.
Secretary Of Wsr
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-22

Rhodus. the irrepressbe Rhodus. still
continues to dispense beverages of the most
tempting kind. to the crowds that throug The bar
of the circle daily For good drinks. of what
ever kind. composed OF the best liquors, there Is
no place in the city equal 10 the Circle. and for
game done up in the best STYLE Rhodius e1cels
all The Circle ia on North Meridian street.
easy OF access. and open TO every man that
wants something to take
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-22

For second hand beds. bedsteaGs. chairs.
rocking chairs. ONCE chairs. looking glasses.
tables, desks, bureaus. wsrdrobes. stoves. cook
ing stoves. parlor stoves. and all kinds OF Office
and house furniture. before buying, go TO J X.
Msrot's No. 233 East Washington street, and
see if he has not the very article you want. II
he has he will trade il for greenbacks or any ar
,icie Of furniture you can spare Marot is q
public benefsctor in the way OF supplying all tha'
want second hand furniture
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COM m RCIAt
~ rsLsokArn.
Cincinnati Market.

CIscIsSArI. February 81.
This morket tor the most articles closed dull
and the prices unsettled. owing to the de
decline in gold
Flour frmer; good super 50 90. and good ex.
ira 50 50.
Wheat "a &c lower ad dull.
Ear corn Is shade lower; 81 .06@ 90 for
shelled.
Rye declined TO 81 %.
Oats dull and offered at SIC in elevators.
Whisky dull and prices nominal: sales At
s2,7@a.lS
Mess pork sAleabie at S37.
Provisions closed rather dull
Groceies closed dull especial coffee under the
the bad new from New York
Gold 1875 G9 l96.
Exchange firm and at full rates.
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Diseases and Conditions Peculiar "a
Females.

Tie beauty asd extreme deeaey Of The female erxs,
tcs ssesnt insie.toas TIA; - sssees 20 fs
o. disease and notifications peculiar 10 Itself The
physician OF the present day does encounter ssy
any years sgo bat owing % the present social condition
Of wOmAn her diseases are increased "a freouspcv ana
20 TIE tih Of this assertion the resnchoy 81
consumption bear ample witness.
A. Tho American DsPenssry ss treat By
new method, aac wish the hspplss, results Prslsp-
Skin, ChloTcs,s Green sickDsss-chsrses.rireS sy
yeo~ish. dirty green psllor of the surface: Tu.nss
ne.sAn; 81 absent A.nstrnston. Anenorrhea. or Re-
terton Of TIE Aenses; ID Fsnfni snd din
eat hov AZ the hsnses; kenorrhsg aga or prouss nsn-
situation; Leuehorrhea, and altered seer.
uoa o. the subsequently, white or yearly eeioress
Reader. hsvs given you class Of diseases tia, are
met vita in Females Of all ages. whether married
arr1eo ana 20 married FEMALES woulc that thers
are many Other forms 81 diseases peculiar 20 yeur SEA
diseases 81 Pregnancy Psr;nritien and Lsctston Of
which viii rot admit sfueidation omit n for
The eouacl chamber, adding bet one more disea.. 20
tnis list and that Is Formidable cne-ucsrsicn oftss
body Of the Uterus.
semnsge cf morbid phenomena o. this character yc1
hsve no tue TO spare. bu At apply fer med co,
AID htoo late 70 arrest the disease pes.i-
oie 70 psiAieihe symptom and thus sgoohe the path
way 20 sn untinlsly grave.
In majority % instances these diseases have made
considerable progress before the
ed In seEe cases emzcstion t. the indication
that attracts the attention Of the patients friends Ana
.s.rful sisnse.ne. ., ~. ~ .s.,sn 20 ne
contributes the leading feature but the earliest srd
Nest oninous symptoms Of Consumpticn, examples %
whien are invariably ret with In young ladies ~ho
gifted with high intellectual endowment refined &C.
compliments. and eyes flashing with unnatural bril-.
lisncy-not regarding thee Indications a. being these
Of incipIeDt disease, hnf those personal ekarus
TINE, alssi the poet sings
''Consunptions' cheek re'er looks NOR. pure
And lovely, than when past all cure,
And yet tbst bloom, 50 fresh 20 ssll
Has lent IL. feetng aid 70 hin.
And speaks. 10 those who watch ftr hue
Oftokness dss.h and suffering too;
though who. Just viewing apsht 90 fair,
Could dream that desfh thereg'' =
Address =. o. Box 1864.
IPofice hours from q A. NJ to 4 p r. Room N.
II =, East darlington Street.. Indianapolis. indiana
febi6-dly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-22

METROPOLITAN THrArRK.-This evening Mrs
Emma Waller gives her famous rendcaton of
Meg Aerriles the Gipsey Witch of Sir Walter
Scott She will be supported by Dir. Riley,
Mr.. White. Mrs. Riley and the entire dramatic
company. The houses during her two repre-
seutations have been crowded 10 excess. The
colossal reputation Mrs. Waller has achieved in
Meg will pack the auditorium again this even
ing. II is certainly q most marvellous creation
of this artists genius, and worthy to rank with
her personation Of the Duchess OF MALI
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-22

,ew YORK Market.
NRw Toax. February 20
Cotton less active and without decided change:
sales 4, S4Ge5 for middng.
Flour state and western opened heavy aud
% "a 30c lower ; $40 20 q 5000 extra state;
Sll@ll 10 extra round hoop Ohio, and Sill 20
for trade brands market closing heavy with
nOminal sales.
Whisky rather dali western 81 276s2 Is
nominal sales
Wheat 2 @ Sc lower
Rye dull and heavy at 81 6l6fl 60
Barley quiet and unchanged
Corn dull: old mixed wesiern il quoted at
81 So.
Oats rather more steady sales at 81 lI1,G
a IL for western
Coffee dull,
Sugar quiet. Cub. Muscovado l9Il@22Ix !;
Havana l6@l91a
Molasses dull AID nominal.
Petrolesm dull AZ for crude 67G671s for
refined in bond. aud S76sSI2 for refined free
Wool quiet.
Pork opened decidedly lower and closed more
frmy. S35 a 81 u New Mess $40 "a 81 %
prime S34 a "a 50 prime mess also 3, 500 ibis
OF new mess March and April sellers and at
BUYERS option s35 SO a S37.
Beet quiet and in good demand; Sic GOA % 90
for plain mess. and S2l d4 for extra mess
Beet hams quiet and steady At S25 SOAR
Dressed hogs higher 1T IL &c IKE for
western
Bacon in fair demand: Cumberland Gu, 20;
2O34 long cut hams; 81 4 short ribbed, and 2OIS
short clear.
Cut meats in good demand l7@Ie1z for
shoulders. and 1922 for hams
Lard hrIner and more active; sales at 1917 q
24l4c
Butter 32947 for western. and 42@5s for
state.
Cheese nominal at l4@22
Money easier at Coz per cent.
Sterling dull and nominal, l07i2@l0734
Government stocks quiet
Gold besvv and lower; opening at 1871 de
clining to 1861, and closing at 1898
WV YORK MONEY NssKET
NV ToRK, February 81
The gold market at the evening exchange WAS
and
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-22
National salute Ordered.

War DEPARTMENT
WssHfscros. February els p NJ
A national salute is ordered to be fred to- NOR
row noon. February 221, 1T West Point and ST
every fort arsenal and army hesdquarter. OF the
United States in honor OF The restoration oi the
dag OF tbe Union upon Fort Sumter
Signed T VI SrASroS.
Secretary of Var
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From N heeIinC.

wHkruSs February p A party Of reo.
cavalry dashed into Cumberland before daylighi
this morning. surprised and captured the pick
cts and carried Of Generals Cook and Kelley
II seems t. have been very daring and We
planned affair Cavalry have been sen, IN pur
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-22

DwtLLISo HoUsE FOR REST-On the corner
Of Tennessee and Sixth streets; Brakes addition:
house rooms; cellar. well. and out houses-sll
complete. For information apply TO Mick & Co,
No. IL and 10 South Meridian street If
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Eron Onchec

QrKsrc. February 2l-Ths upper house Of
parliament last night finally voted 45 to Is ia
favor OF the contederatious cheme end an sd
dres. to the queen based on resolutions OF the
Quebec conference