Daily State Sentinel, Volume 12, Number 4176, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 March 1864 — Page 1

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LATEST REBEL WAR NEWS.

Gen. Sherman Making a Retrogade

Movement.

IoiiKslrrcFs ICctrrut ConfoieI.

Ilombarttmcnl of Fort Poiceii.

FROM THE POTOMAC ARMY.

The Lato Forward Movement.

NO OFFICAL NEWS FROM KILPATRICK.

EXCHANGE OF PRISONERS.

Ac, Ac, Ac, Ac Ac,

From e' York. Ntw York, Feb 3. We hnve KiclitnomJ pa pers to Moiid.iy l ist. Their w:ir news is not i tu portent. D riitches5 from Demopoli.s f tlie 23d represent the Union force.: under Sliernun making a retrogade movement. Their Ptorit? of ihe cuvalry fighting in Northern Mississippi are about the j ime as Irom Metnphis). (rant's movements bothered them though they chiitn that U advance has bten tepulseti. They say that the Union force psel through Tunnel Hill on the 2Gth, and would not probably make a stand nearer than Chirkam iug.i. Lonzstreet's retreat is p irtially confessed. A Mobile di-patch of the '2'M siys that fire w;ts opened that day upon Fort Powell by six monitors and four fiimbuats, which shelled the fort all day. The Kloridi affiir is made much of and with reason, but the rebel concede severe losses on their fide. Lieut. Causlin of the U S. regulars, one of the escaped prisoners from Lihhy, has been retaken. Thirty-one Union prisoners escaped while going from Richmond to CJeorgi-t, neir Augusta. The editorials of the journals before us nre lull of braj; alout the bright pro -pec J of the South, and the desperation, demoralization, bankruptcy and utter hopelessness of the North. Xhe Timej special dated Washington. March 21, say: Nothing reliable has reached Washington this evening concerning Kilpatrick's movements. There was a report at Urandy station to day, brought in by a deserter, that our cavalry had torn up several miles of the track of the Virginia, Central Railroad, between Louisa C II. ami Tolersville. A deserter further states that the troops which had been dispatched to Richmond, to defcud it against our cavalry, were obliged to return, owing to a break in the road, several bridges having been destroyed. The rebels can't repair them in less than ten days. We shall probably hear of Kilpatrick at Suffolk. The Trovost M tr.-hal (ieneral to-Jay informed a member of Congiess that a new draft would be ordered as soon as the present one is filled. The Tribune's Washington special of March 2 says: A sharp diplomatic! correspondent t between our Government and that of (Sreat Hritain will likely ensue in consequence of Lord John Russell withholding from l'arHiment Secretary Seward's demands upon Her Majesty's Government for indemnification for los-cs to American commerce caused by the doings of the Anglorebel pirate A lab am i. The alighting of Dihlirren from the Baltimore train t-d.iy indicate that he has Jbcen recalled from his commit). i at Charleston.

I'rnm tlio Amir of tlic l'otoinac. Nkw YoitK, March 2. The following special con e-poii'leiice has been icce.ved bv the N. Y. Herald, dated the 'J'.hh ult.: llKAi-yt Auri.Rs Akmy ok tiil Potomac) Febru.tr j Ä). Gen. Kilpatiick, at the hea l of a large cavalry force, ielt this piace on S ilurd.i evening on a gtan 1 expedition The strength of Kilpattick's entite command, wc io i.o: d cni il judicious tj puV.i-u at this time. Saturday night, the comm. ind proper encamped at old V rdicis illo o:i the Ftedtricksbur atid

Urai oe C. H. plank road, eight miies south of

the K ipid in. Sundav niornii'g. the force dem n-trtted in front of the enemy's woiki uj-on Mine Run, de ploying as skinni-hers to cause the enemy to mass t:i th at hc !ity and re.-i-t attack In this cajitcity, they acteil all day, and at night rested in a rttited ai.d sale position betwetu Yuditrsville and Robertson's Tavern. At 3 o'clock on M uid iy morninir, (Jeneral Kilpitiick took tip Lis line t m rcli southward, toward the junction ol the Virginia Central and Richmond aud Frede rit k-l-urg R ii'road. and ar-

ruediit ;ttsylvan'n C. H atiiuk. From this t-oint. Cd. L dilfju-ii ith ; picked dettehment

ol cavalry :h dispatched to riederick Hall, midway bet ten the junction ot the above-named roads and Gordos il!e, where h l been po-ted the w hide of the rebel re-erve attillery. Cid Dthlren was to have destroyed the artil lery , the ro ids and telegriph lines, and rejoin Kilpatiick. to leport in the morning. TtisDaV, March 1.

At 7 o'clock, last evening, the expedition was

heard from, when everything was going on

s unniuigl v aeon dim: to the t roramrne

Ry rail. Fidietick Hill is 4 miles from Rich-

moiij, itnd H uiumt J iinction. J(. f rom ti Iii m c ton.

W.,siii.Noro., March 2 The St tr his the fol

lowing:

Geti. Lu-ter h returtiel to ibis side of the

Rapid iti f i oni his c iv.drv exp"d 'l ion. h iving sue

ce--;ul! y accom, li-l.e 1 the part of the wurk w Inch

he starre n;t to do

He hura-sed ti e fltt-k of Lee's armv consid-

eratdv, ami i eir Staiiailvii!e surpriseil the relel

camp, which he bun el and totally destroyed.

ati'i captured a number of !ior.e

tlen Custer did not lo-e a man in the expedi

tion

Nothing is 'i'ücially known of the whereabouts

ot Küpatr.ck It is lid in well informed c r.Ies th it on Mon

day he was in Spot:y 1 vani C. H , w bit h, mc-

curditig to the Gazette, is Lo mi!e from Rich

mond

An officer wh arrival here to night from the Army of the Potonnc re;srts th tt when list

heard from kilpa.rick was within lmile- of

Richmond This, however, unv be mere -ur-

niise, as there is no communication bv which

such a fact could he ascertained.

Custer's movement was t, dnw ofT the atten

tion of the enemy while K.liMtrick j urueve in

another d'rect'on. Thf suppo-'iion is he got a fair start with no d.uger in his reir. Heins certainly bad sufficient time to reach Richmond

if such w is a put of the pi in of operations. mm lltllittrluiM.

PuitsrEtriiiA, Mirth 2 A prelil dispatch

Irom vv asl.u.gtun, to the Press says : Richmond p if ers announce with unfeigned re

Ctet the aptsdntnuiit of Rrixtou Rragg as cornmvrder in chief .1 tlie rebel armr over the head

of (ten Lee They also acknowledge a heavv

oi of lite in Fioriia.

The Press hss received the following important dispatch: Warhington, Mirch 2 An important ar nngemet.t for the exchange cf prisoners has been going c n for sometime nast. An unofficial correspondence his pis-ed between General Rutlrr and the rebel Commi-sior.er, Gen. Ould, in relation to the matter. This correspondence his resulted in a decl iration of exchange, in which it is agreed that all persons delivered at City Point up to the 24th of January, 164. are declared exchanged.

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Ltj'tu lleri, (falling of tie womb,; Omctrntion tTcrr-

'iti'tn, Luch rrh , ;wliit?s,) 1 rinary ami all other dis

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be used by every woman In the land. fr the punx-se of

cUanliti, comfort, heaUh, fc. Sent free on receipt of i-tamp, a copy of our Private Letter to Married Indies on health, .f-c. The Doctor's eeleonitM t'emaU I'M,

rresn rrom the msreusary, are r?ru good in simple dis

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eakness, cturnal emissions'. Sexual Debility. Im-

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treated of In a "private letter." which we send fre on

receipt of stamp.

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New 1 ork City, enables him to treat patients scientincal

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INSURANCE.

GROCERIES.

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Constantly on hand and for sale at the loweav prices, a large and assorted stock o Coffee, Sugar .TlolHSfcC, Kr tupi Itice, 'l ea, ail dilaNs, Woodcnwarc, Soap's, candles), starch, ItaUin, f'lcar., Tobacco, .tlackerel, YYIiiteKiKli, Curdae Twine, Cotton Yarns, Dye-stuffs Nutf, Fi?, Daten, Jellies. Itrandy fiin um. Wines, Wlifaky, ."lotions off all kinds. and Plantation and HokcrS Hitters.

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INDIAN' POLLS, IND.

MEDICAL BOOKS, &C.

Galen's Head Dispensary cii aic i t-it r.i BY THE LEGISLATUUP". OF KENTUCKY FOR TH TREATMENT OF ALL THE DISEASES OF THK URINARY AND GENITAL ORGANS

PRICE ONCY TEN CENTS. A .llfslirn. Itrnort, (Xtntiininj Thtr1 Vte J'l:U ana Er.grntiitbofln" A;viUnr.y nfl rhyLJ-jj of thi ievti) Orgists in l tt.Xtr of 11 lllh irtti

RAILROADS.

CINCINNATI, SOUTHERN OHIO, .A or 111 -Eastern Kentucky.

Indianapolis and Cincinnati Hhort-Lino

W0 TRAINS WILL LEAVE INDIANAPOLIS

dai'r: Mail at 9 SO A. M.. Fxpreas at 7.15 P.M..

running through to Cincinnati in tvtvan." of 11 other routes, connecting at Cincinnati with all the Great

Eastern aud Southern Railroad Lines, and with Steamers en the Ohio River. mTbis time 12 minutes faster than Indiavapolis time. J'Fare the ame as by any other Ronte, aaJ th speed, safety and comf rt of trains ejual to the In st lines n the country. TTTAsk for tickets Tla ''Indianapolis and Cincinnati Railroad ." Special Notice. The new track Into Cincinnati is complete, and passengers by this line are no lan led at the New Pearl Street l"p"t, near the Bnrnet House, about one mile nearer the buine-s centre of the city than any other Depot. ROBERT MEEK, Superintendent. W. II. L. Noble, General Ticket Agent. A. S. Pxkt, Traveling Agent. Jan9

OPPOSITION.

Little ITIiami and Coluiuluis anl enia

1"jOR THE ACCOMMODATION OF TnE CITIZENS " of Indianapolis and the travelinu public generally, an office has been opended in Rl-tke's Rail ünjr, corner of Waj-hinpton street and Kentucky avenue, opposite the r.ates and Palner Hotels, utirtrr the auspices of the above-named Railroad, where tickets and all desired Information may be obtained at the traveler' convenience. This is a'i accommodation which has loiitf been required at Indianapolis. Passengers for the Vast can procure tickets at this ofiice from One to Three Dollar l.et than tickets are sold at the Union Depot In Indianapolis. For Through Tickets anl all information please apply at the office, as above. jrTOoice hours from 5 A. 11. to 9 P. M. Office hour Sunday from 3 to 9 p. M p. W STRADER, General Ticket A pent. WM. P. WATSON, Ticket A. (rent. JN0. G. BENSON, Aeent. J. S. SHACK Lit FORD, Traveling Agent. dec5-dtf

JEFFERSON VILLE K A ILKOA D

Two Trains Daily, (Sundaysi Kxcepted.)

Trains Arrive M:10 P. M -f 3(0 a. M

Trains Leav 9 20 A. M. 9:00 P.M.

VBOVE TRAINS STOP FOR THK ACCOMMODATION of pasisenRera at Southport, Greenwood, Franklin, EdinburRD, Colnmlus, niakir. conmetJoDS at Seyraoui with trän;, od Obi A Mi1ssippi Road, and at Louis Tille with trains on th irnville, FTa.'ort k I-xinrtc j . ... . .

im lyouisviiie anu vasuviue ivoaas. Frtif?ht trainsleave daily. Freight promptlyforwarde-d. Office, Madison Depot, West side. A. 8. CAROTHERS, Superir.ter, lert. J. O. Wbittomb, Freight Agent. nov!6'63-dly C 11 A IV Cii: O F TI1IE.

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IN(J Vetienal Disease, in-lP'lini Syphilis in all its star-s Gonorrhea,

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Indiana Fire Insurance Company. Indianapolis, Indiana. Office, No. 5 Odd Fellows Hall, (UP STAIRS.) 'apital $100,000. INS CR ES DWELLINGS, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Hirnes, Hay, Grain and Live Stock therein, against loss and damage by ftre, for the term of five or eeven years. IhkECToss J. S Harvey, Frede rick Rragg, C. C. Olin, Wm. T Gibson, Indianapolis; John H. Hutton. Richmond. Orricua J S. Harvey, lYe-ident; Frederick Rragjr, Vice I'resi.Jent; Frederick r.raffu, Treasurer; Wm. T. GibsoD, Secretarv . 1'. l.l, General Agent, K it r max ccs Wm. A. Peelle, Ej. Sec State, Centreville; Andrew Wallace, Esq., Merchant, Wm. R.NosMr.ger, Cashier lt Nat'l Rai.k 11. A. Fletcher, Esq., Mecrhant, J. E. Mrlwvavl 1. Attorney at Law, J..-;ib Ixke, Esq., of Locke A Uro., E.J. Peek. Esq., President T. H. A I Railroad Co.. Indianapolis; John Peterson. Esq , Stephen R. Wiicin, Merchant, kicLntond; D- E. Williamson. Esq., Attor-iev at Law, Greet-eat5e; G. W. H.H. Esq.,'Iittibro, Harv'-y D. SccU, Esq., Terre Haute; M. C. Culver, E.q.; Tippecano. nov9-d3m

nable treatise ot: tbittwide-spreu! -n.ala

dy oi youth, semfnal Weau ii, c- w vvj y'-"" turnal Emissions, Sexna: Deb:Ijty, Im &Sj&l 3'' potency, Ac, tije secret itihrinitieii of youth aui matnrity arisi".' from the banofiil habits f :.elf-bnse. To which i added observations or Female Diseases, and other interesting matter oftheutmoet imp'.'rtauce to th married and those contemplating marriag , wl.e:itertain doubt? of their physical atelity to enter that state. Sent to any address in "a sealed wrapper, on receipt of ten cent? or four stamps. We devote our entire time and attention to the treatment of the various private diseases treated of in our private report. Our Dispensary i the only Institution of the kind in America which has been e tabiished by a special charter, an .I thi fact should give it a preference over the various quacks of doubtful character to be foun in al rgecitiea. IMPORTANT TO FEMALES! One department of our Dispensary is specially devoted to the treatment of the Diseases f Females, such as Luchoirhea. or "White," Irreirular, Painful and Suppress Menstruation, Nervous and Genera! Debility, Diseasesof he Womb, Rarrenncss, jtc. Consultations and ex ami nations free of charge. Also for -ale, DR. DEWEE'S REGULATOR PILLS For Female Obstructions, Irregularities, Ac. Married ladies In certain situation? should not use them, as they would cause miscarriage. Price f 1 per box, and may be sent by mail. DR. GALEN'S PREVENTIVE An inva'uable artick for those wishirr to limit the number of their offspring, ot the barren who desire children; warranted not to injure the health, and will last for a lifetime. Sent to any address, under seal, on receipt o! the price TWO DOLLARS. PATIENTS AT A DISTANCE Ry aending a brie statement of their symptoms, will receive a Llank Chart containing a list of question?, our tenns for the course of treatment, Ac. Med icines sent to any part of the country to cure any case at home, free from danger or curiosity. All transactions private and confidential. Remember the name and number. Direct all letters to GALEN' HEAD DISPZNSARY decll-fiS-dAwlv LnnLville. TO.

Great Central Rail Way Line. (IibliatiJipoli.i iiiil Columbus.)

N AND AFTER MONDAY, NOV 3mh TRAINS

will run as follows, Sundays excepted:

Leave Indianapolis:

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2:15 P.M !

Morning Express at... Evening " "... Mail (for Richmond) at Trains arrive: Night F!xpre? at.... Dav Mail "

910 A.M. 10:1 P. M. 1:.15 P. M.

Express trains of this line make the following conrectiois; At Columbus wiih Cleveland. Colimbi and Cincinnati R. R. f.T Clevelat-.l, Dunkirk, Riifub, New York and Bo-ff n. With Central Ohio R. R. for Newark. Zanesville Wheeling, R.iltimore, Washington C;tv, Philadelphia and New York. 1 With Pifts'Mirg. Columbus and Cincinnati R. R. for Steubenviile, Pit.shu'jr,Harrisburr. Caltimore, Philadelphia, New York atid i;e-ton. 'J"h Moniiri? Express makes lirect connecti.n at Urbma with San.bisky, Dayton a.l ( inciiiiiati IL R for Ra-llefontain'-, F'orest, Clyde, Sandusky and all poin's on that line, and at Piqua with Dayton and Michigan R. R. for Toledo, Detroit and Great Western and Grand Trunk Railways. Th Mail tri n connects at Richmond with trains for Davton, Xetii, Hamilton and Ci"ri?'oati. Time ame to all oitit s ty .ther routes. Through tickeis f.. r sale at the Uii:-n Depot. II. G.CAREY, Generil S:;perinten!erit. F. CMTirR, General Ticket Agent. Iiov-14 Itf.

COPARTNERSHIP.

Livery Business. f ItrtE UN DK REIGNED II WE FORMKD A COPARTI n. rsbip in the Lie"ry busjne.s, un ter the Mjle of Ot.UiP A TAYLOR. Tleir st iMes are J.Krati at the corner .f Pennsylvania and 1 earl street. rl they will ke-p t!.e 1 et f . k anJ carr.ag- f r the acconimoJatiMi cf tl e j ni l c. T..ev i'.l al-o be ready it a'l times t pur h.a-e -lock and pay tLe best t rices in the market. I cwni.eciioii iti their l.very bu-ine. thev will keep a boari.nj. ai d al .table. DICK ORLOP, sTr.PHEN TAYLOR, feU-dltn tformerly of Lafavette.)

FRINK'S EXC ELSIOR FAMILY MEDICINES, l Bf!A SAFE RELIABLE CURATIVE AND PURELY regitable, and warranted to rive htif action arid perionn a recommended. One trial is worth a volume of certificate. .Tirdical Corrector, for Billions and Liver Complaints, Sick or Nervon HeaJa he. Dyspepsia, and for purifying the blood. Liver, t'alliurtic and Anti-lllllin I'illft. We offer these Iill and assert that they are th" best In use, and invite a trial to prove the truth of our assertion. .gue 1111, for the radickl cure of Fever and Ague. A cure is warranted in al! ca.-es. I'rndtcalor. W e warrant this remedy In all caes to cure reror.ic and recent cases f Dy-entery, Isarrhea, Cbolic or Cholera Morbus, ltps also the best pain killer estantCompound V.x tract of Arnica, Rheumatism, Neuralgia Tain, Inflammati ns, Ac, Ac. One tria! will convince the n-t skentical of themarical eJT-c of tbi truly rreat atel wwWful preparation. Arouitmtlc sintiuent, f r'uts, nw and old; Sores, IVjiN, Bruise. Lun. Ir-'st Lite?, Sore Nippies, Ac. We offer this a ot e of the lt Salve now in ue. l'arnvlan i onili Liquid, for Nervon Toothache, Cleaning the Teth and Punfjing the L'reatb. All of the ab-ve seven rerriedies are pat up scienti!rally, and s. Id wholesale jir 1 retail at Norwood's Fllork. So'. IS and 2 Nrth Illinois ftreet, Indianapolis, and by Irug7:sts an! Storekeepers every here, atid warranted to cure if taken as recon.neBded. Th fi k and afti cted are invited to call at our off.ee, Norwood's Block Cnnations free. Advice rrttis. Med'r es warar.ted and cure rasranteed. Call and gt citralars, see certificate! and receive good and honest treatment. Atrerts wanted to travel erervahere. Satisfactory inducec ent o'ered. SPICEK, HF.NMNGS A CO.. novl7-wly Proprietera.

liit!iaiiaMiIi. and .TIadi.on 1863. SSSSSS ,863Mew Arraittreiin'iit to Coiiiinence .Hon. da-, I el. J, 1::. fJWO passer,?er trains daily (Sundays excepted) Tri. J tween Indianapolis and Madison. leave the Union Ik-pot Indianapolis, at 6.o0 A. M and 3 P. M-, arriviLg at Madion at 10 TA) A- M. and. 7. SO P.M. Leave the Depot at Madien at 6 A. M. and 2:41 P. M., arriving at Indianapolis at 11 A. M. and 7.40 p. M. Trains 1 ave Columbus for Rusbville at 1 P. M., arriving at 5 Hl P M. Returning leive Rusbville at 7 A M., arriving atCoIumbu at 11:15 A. M. Tbi Road fsrms a line with the Packets at Madi'on for the transportation of freight between Cincinnati and Indianapolis and points Wot. Tariff cf Freights as low as by any other route. Shij-pers and merchants West will find It to theiri merest to ship by this line. feb2 D. C. BRANH AM. SaporinteDdent.

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1862 S&S3Ssg 1862 VLL PERSONS PURCHASING TICKETS FORST JOSEPH aDd other points In Northern Missouri, the State of Kansas, or tte Territories, hould insist n hav rjg tickets that read by the OK Til .TIIVwoi'lCI IIA I Lit O AI, The only rail route from St. LouU to St. Joseph. It is the shortest and quickest Iie, by thirteen hours, to the remotest p-ii.t reached by rail, and is a' way, cheap as anyother. Buyyour Tickets to Kaa and all points Id Northern Miiouriby the North Miss.ort Railroad. ISAAC H. STUhUiEON, Pres't and tnMSupt. North Misi-ouri R. k. HENRY M. SIMMONS, Genera' Velin f Agent. rlT-dly

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Hats, Caps, L'mbrellas, Gloves ajd IP U H . lias just Received his Fall stock OF GOODS, DIRECT FROM THE MANUFACTURER In the F.A-st, aLkh le w.ll eeil as low a the lwet. Ali th t att. t uttis kept at N 15 Tenn-ylvaaia street. fourdoorouth ef the rc.tOce,

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Indiinapolii, Ind,

MANUFACTURER OF THE IMPROVED TANTCSCCPIC EFECTACUCS, THE REST IN USE. MOSES' improved Pantoscopic Sjxctaclcs combine advantages mechanical and philosophical to be found in no other Spectacles offered in the West. Moses' improved Spectacles not only give clear and distinct vision, do not weary or fatigue the eye, but tend to strengthen and preserve the siht. CT Moses Spectacles arc made of the finest materials, and best workmanship, fairly represented, and sold at their fair value. t A" A'jfftt or ItLiri ftnjjoyrj. CT Send for a circular contjunin full descri'tion, prices, &c, anl how to ensure ft perfect fit and hare them pent bv mail. Arlilrr la. AVI MOSES, f;af!VfVm, 50 East Washington st., InrtLtnarolis, Ind.

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IOR THIRTY YEARS HAS RFCEIYED TIIK FA- ' VORABLE recommendation of the put lie, and be eta Used and prescribed by the First Physicians In tho Land AS THB BEST REMEDY KNOWN roa Sick Headache, Nervons Headache, Dvspep-ta. Soor Moniacbe. Rilliou Headache, IMzrlnens, Costiver.rss, I,. of Appetite, Gout, Indigestion, Torpidity of Ihe Uver, Oravel, Rheumatic ariecti, Hlen, Heartburn, Sea Sicktiess, Rilliou Attacks, Fevers, Ac. For Tctlitinnlal, Ac, ee I'aniplilet vitli encli Ifotile.

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