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Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-09-18
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New York Market.

NEW YoRK, Saturday, September IA.
Flour-Shipping brands continue scarce with
a fair export demand; sales at S4 5004 60 for
superfne State; 81 s505 05 for extra; "a 50@
60 for superfine Western; $4 S5@4 95 for
common to medium extra Western; S5d5 35 for
shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio; SIS 30(0
6 % for trade brands, market closing quiet and
firm.
Whisky market firm; sales at lS@1S1ac.
Wheat opened very firm and quiet, closing dull
and scarcely so firm; prices however are without
change; the French exporters are holding back;
fair demand for export; Milwaukee club 81 III
inferior do. 81 0114c; amber Iowa 81 III; winter
red Western 81 IDOL 20; very handsome amber
Jersey 81 81; White Ohio 81 Is; white Western
81 220l %: white Kentucky 81 24@l %;
new white Michigan 81 27115@l 80; white In-
diana 81 81.
Corn slightly advanced with a brisk demand
for export and fair inquiry for home consump-
ton; 46lI case for inferior to fair mixed West
ern; 5095015c for good to prime shipping do;
50@52c for Western yellow. -,
Pork more active but prices have undergone no
material change; Sl4@14 25 for mess; 50 62@
10 for prime.
Bacon dull and nominal.
The lard market continues steady; small sales
at S114@914c.
Butter is selling at 7@lOc for Ohio; lO@l414c
for State
Cheese steady at 7@71ac. the latter for very
choice.
Rice in little better request; small sales at
6I6@7c.
Molasses firm; Porto Rico 32@39c; Barba-
does 29c; Cuba Muscovado 2lc.
Money matters quiet
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-09-18
From Louisville.

LOUISVILLE. Sept 1.-THE Richmond Eran,-
liner, of the llth, says:
One hundred and ifty-sx Yankee prisoners
were sent TO Castle Pinckney.
Among the prisoners were the following: Col
Wilcox, Michigan LIST; Col. Corcoran, New ork
18th; Lieut.. Col. Neff, ID Kentucky; Maj. John
W Potter, 38th New York; Rev. G. w. Dodge,
Chaplain 18th New York; Rev. H. Eddy, Chap
lain I'd Conn. Surgeons-Griswold 3Sth N Y =;
Grey, U. S. A; Stone, U. S. A; Connolly, ID
N. Y; Fish, 32d N. Y; Farush, 18th N. Y;
Drew I'd Vermont; Shortleff, 7th Ohio; l.. Cor
don, llth Mass; Whttingham and jenkins.
Lieutenants-Tay, 25h N. Y; Hanblin, son of
the actor of that name, 36th N. Y; Underhill,
18th N. Y; Worcester, 6lst N. Y; Dempsey, I'd
N. Y; Wilcox. 9TH Ohio; Gordon I'd Dragoonss
u. s. A; Calf, 10Th Mass; Connolly, 18th N.
Y. Capt. Ricketts,, u. S. A. was to have accom-
panied the party but is not sufficiently recovered
from his wounds to undertake the journey.
Serious fears are entertained for the crops of
the South
Gov. Rector, of Arkansas has called an extra
session of the Legislature for the 4th of Novem-
Der.
H. Kelly, claiming to be Baitimorian, was
arrested as spy at Manassas ON the 9th.
JEFF. Thompson has issued proclamation in
which as a retaliation measure for Fremont's
proclamation he threatens for every Southern
Cib Lcll tAtCultu W uTaW anu
quarter minion of Abraham Lincoln's soldiers.
FRANKFORT, KY.-Governor Magoffin has is
sued the following proclamation:
"ln obedience to the subjoined resolution
adopted by the General Assembly of the Com
monwealth of Kentucky, the Government of the
Confederate States, the State of Tennessee, and
all others concerned, are hereby informed that
Kentucky expects the Confederate or Tennessee
troops to be withdrawn from her soil uncondi-
tionally.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-09-18
Grlrerapbit Nelus.


NEW YORK, Sept. l4.-The steamship Colum-
bia arrived here this morning with Havana dates
of the 10Th inst.
The British Mail Steamer Lobert arrived from
st. Thomas on the 7th. and had gone into the
dock for repairs.
Two vessels arrived at Havana from New Or
leans, after running the blockade there.
A British schooner had arrived at Havana
from Newborn, N. c., with rice and naval stores.
Vessels under the flag of the Confederate
States were admitted into the ports of Cuba to
discharge and receive cargoes under the same
privileges vessels of all civilized nations with
out the recognition of their nationality.
The Government to day approved and confirm.
ed the order of the War Department authorizing
Gen. Scroggs to raise and organize brigade of
four regiments. Hon. Daniel Ullmann will COM
mand the first regiment. Active measures will
at once be taken to bring this body to be called
the Eagle Brigade into the field
The fifth Rhode Island Battery arrived and
left for Washington during the day.
General Butler and staff are at the Metropoli
tan Hotel The steamer Columbia WAS seized
soon after her arrival from Havana. She is al
most wholly owned in Charleston. Seven thou
sand dollars in gold has also been seized destined
South.
One hundred guns are now being fired in the
Park in honor of the late legislative vote in Ken
lucky
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-09-18
From ui.~ouri.

ST. LOUIS, Sept l4-Advices from Northwest
Missouri state that since the withdrawal of the
Federal troops from st. Joseph, the secessionists
in that region are arming again. Some two
thousand are concentrated in Andrew county
under Major Potter, and about the same number
of Unionists, composed of Missourians and
Iowans under Colonies Craner and Edwards,
are stationed in the same region, both sides pre-
pairing for battle and conflict is shortly expected.
Tom Harris, with one thousand men, crossed
the Missouri river at Arrow Rock, Tuesday last,
bound for Prices army.
Six hundred secessionsts, under Colonel Hull /,
were marching towards Glasgow on Wednesday
to cross the river and join Martin Green.
A secession camp on Duck Creek, Monroe
county, was broken up by the Federal troops on
Sunday last, and it is reported three hundred
rebels were captured.
Another camp at Spencerburg, Pike county,
was broken up on Monday, and sixteen seces-
sionists taken prisoners.
HANNIBAL, No., Sept 12-The following APP
pears in the Messenger of this morning:
All we can hear confirm previous reports that
the secessionists have full possession of st. 10
seph, and are doing prett, much as they please in
that city. Ii is represented that they have taken
control of the municipal offices of the corpora
ton, preventing egress and ingress of both mails
and travellers They have also levied heavy con-
trbutons on several stores, taking just what they
want. ~
The steamer Omaha has been seized and APP
propriated to their purposes, and we learn that an
effort was made to send the mail out on hand
car, but that it was intercepted and taken back !;
hence complete blockade exists, which accounts
for our getting no mail matter.
The straight out Union men have crossed the
river to Elwood for safety, and took the ferry
boat with them.
At Eaton and at Weston it is said the seces-
sionists permit no one to go into the town or out
without passes.
From all we can learn, the Union men and
their property in st. Joseph and the surrounding
country completely at the mercy of the rebels,
and demand the immediate interposition of Fede-
raj arms 10 save them from humiliation
JErFERsoS CRY, Sept. IA special dispatch
to the St. Louis Republican says the steamer
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-09-18

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Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-09-18

burg, and written 10 the postmaster at Richmond
as follows: General Flold had another engage
ment with the enemy on the 10Th, and routed
them, killing 600, wounding 1000, and taking
some prisoners. Ten hours after the engage
ment Floyd heard that the other wing of the
enemy had crossed the river a few miles above
in order to surround him on this side, fell back.
This is reliable, being brought by an officer who
was in the engagement. Confederate loss one
killed and eight wounded
The North Georgian says on reliable authority,
we learn that two weeks before Mcclellan was
rendered his commission by Lincoln, he was try
ing to secure a position in the confederate army.
1t is understood that the train south on the
Nashville Railroad yesterday, was detained at
Elizabethtown, the Jail broken open, and sixty or
eighty state arms put aboard and taken South.
Fish Hendry, the conductor, was forced to take
the arms, and by a certificate from the parties
engaged in the affair he is relieved from all
blame.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-09-18
From washturtop.

WASHINGTON, Sept. l5.-Three spies were ar
rested to-day having in their possession accurate
Typographical and other information designed for
the use of the rebels.
F.W. Walker, the Washington correspondent
of the New York Express. was dangerously
wounded to-day by prisoner who afterwards
escaped.
A special dispatch to the New York Herald
says:
body of rebels which advanced last night have
fallen back behind Munson's Hill, and that the
main body of the rebel army has fallen back ON
Manassas, and are now encamped there.
There are various surmises as to their move
ments, but the general belief is they intend CIV
ing battle somewhere on our lines within forty
eight hours.
naval officer from Fortress Monroe, says IN
attack is expected on Newport News Immediately
Several war vessels have gone there to assist in
the defense.
Commodore Porter is assigned 10 important
duty on the Mississippi river.
The Tribune's dispatch says the Potomac
tiotilla reports new batteries FIVE miles below
Acquia Creek. also a number of soldiers at Ma
thias Point. The steamer Pensacola won't pass
the Point without a severe fight.
General Mcclellan went up the river to day
and had an interview with Banks.
There is universal quiet en- the Virginia side
to-day.
Negroes were seen performing picket duty at
Bailey's Gross Roads.
The subscriptions to the national loan exceed
nine million.
Mr.. Lasarra the Spanish Minister, has called
to assure the Secretary of State that the report
from Charleston that the Captain General of Gu
ba had issued a proclamation recognizing the
rebel flag is untrue. The facts are that vessels
from any port in the United States in possession
of the rebels coming into a port with regular pa
pers are of necessity admitted without notice of
regularity, just they have been admitted in all
other ports since the rebels obtained possession OF
custom houses. There is no recognition of the
rebel flag in Spanish any other ports.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-09-18

Sioux City has just arrived from above bringing
the intelligence that the fight at Boonville yes
terday morning terminated in victory to the
Home Guards under Major Eppleton, who held
their entertainments.
The rebels, one thousand strong, we're driven
back and were in the neighborhood OF Boon
vile when the Sioux City passed.
The Home Guards lost one man killed and
four wounded.
The rebels lost twelve killed and thirty wound
ed. Among the rebels killed were Col. Brown
and Capt Brown
A small detachment pf Federal troops on the
steamer Sioux City had an engagement with
Green's force at Glasgow Of half an hours dura-
ton, when battery Of three guns opened on the
boat, and they retired without loss
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-09-18
COM NJ ERClAl.
BY TELERGAPH-
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, Saturday, September IA.
Flour held l0@l5c higher but the demand
being but moderate the advance was but partially
established; the closing rates must be put down
at 50 1908 so for superfne; So 90@4 for ex-
ira; 81 l0@4 25 for family.
Wheat in active demand at 75@76c for prime
to choice red; S5@6Sc for prime to choice white.
Oats quiet
Corn dull and lower, closing at &c.
Whisky unchanged at 1910; the market closed
rather buoyant under the news irow New York.
There is fair demand for clear bacon sides at
634c, but no inquiry for other articles worthy of
note.
Mess pork sold at Sl3@l3 So
Groceries firm at full prices with a fair demand
for all articles.
Sugar 734@924.
Molasses unchanged at 26@37c.
Coffee continues to sell at l4110lGc.
The news telegraphed to the Chamber of Com
merce to-day caused holders to withdraw their
stocks from the market pretty generally.
The money market is unchanged; exchange d
premium.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-09-18
BEEvEs FROM DIFFERENT STATES

The improvement reported last week brought
out the stock from far and near, making the re-
ceipts larger than any previous market since the
18th of Nov, 1860. As natural result prices
are lower, the sales averaging at a decline of at
least Soc per cwt.
The cattle are chiefly from Illinois and Ohio.
The Bergen sales were larger than usual, and the
sales at Washington drove yards we're quo on
Monday, leaving 1000 in the yards with which
to open the sales on Tuesday, when the market
fairly opened and sales were brisk, the buyers
showing disposition to take freely at the low
rates. We think the sales of Tuesday were
never larger. To-day the sales are quite active,
and by three o'clock this p. M. the yards were
clear of stock, prices of the market having been
well sustained from the beginning to the end. A
few choice steers brought $50, and will probably
net 50 per cwt. A good many light thin cattle
were sold at very low prices, the marks, closing
firmly at our quotations. -
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-09-18
TO VOL.

We are constantly in receipt of lists Of SUBJ
scribers fer the Sentinel, but they not coming
in fast enough to give the 10000 we asked for in
80 days. In order that the paper may be read in
every part of the State, we ask each one of our
in his neghborhood to take the Sentinel, at once.
Let every good Democrat see to it, that the paper
is taken and read. In times like these, no one
afford to be without paper, and no paper
from distance can give as mucn, or as valuable
home news, of our own affairs, as the Sentinel.
Roll in the names
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-09-18

ST.. JOINS, N. F., Sept. 1.-THE Kangaroo,
from Liverpool 4th, ria Queenstown 5th, arrived
off Cape Race this afternoon. The dates are five
days later than those by the Africa.
The political news is unimportant.
England was about to send three more reg-
ments of troops to Canada.
Spies in the employ of the Government at
Washington were reported to be on board of all
trans atlantic steamers.
Another terrible railroad accident had occurred
near London by which thirteen persons were
killed and fifty wounded.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-09-18
Relief i'm Ten Minutes
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In the house.
Notraveler should be without supply Of
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In his pocket.
No person viii ever object to give for
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Twenty-Five cents.
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Sold by all Druggists everywhere in the United States
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Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-09-18

~ One of the most ingenious inventions
the Ohio State Fair was Bradey's one hundred
per cent engine, patented August, 1861, by Brad
ley & Fairbanks. The novelty of this engine
consists in making a second application of the
same steam. thereby demonstrating the saving of
one hundred per cent. There is also great
saving in fuel. For particulars address Bradley
& Fairbanks, St Marys, Augaze county, Ohio.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-09-18
Southern News.

LOUISVILLE, Sept. ia dispatch from Rich
mond dated the 18th. says that news has been re-
ceived here that vessel under British register
had arrived at New Orleans with an assorted car
go, in part two thousand muskets and one hun
dred and twenty five rifles. --z,.
The same correspondent says dispatch from
Wise's headquarters, dated the 5th says his force
is encamped at Hawks Nest on New river and at
Dogwood Gap, the latter has been fortified. No
important movement has taken place.
The Richmond Eramiser's bulletin board, on
the 18th, has the following post marked Lewis
John Siidell arrived here to day. 1t is gene
rally conceded he goes to France soon.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-09-18

DEING A PLAIN AND COM
DPREHENSlVE treatise on all
diseases of the Urinary and Geni-
tai Organs, such as primary and
secondary Syphilis, elect. Gonor-
rhea, Structures, Dysuria, ureth-
ritis. Diseases Of the Kidneys aud
Bladder, Female Diseases and all
affections Of the reproductive sys-
TEN of both sexes; the secret in
firmities of youth and manhood,
arising from Masturbation OF 9TH
or excuses: Seminal Weakness
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-09-18

FORTRESS MONROE, Sept. l4.--There was
prospect of fight at New Port News yesterday
afternoon. The rebel steamer Yorktown ran
down to within three miles and opened fire on
the blockading feet when couple of shells from
the Sawyer gun ON shore caused her to retire. One
of the Yorktown's crew, who escaped, says she
has been watching chance to run the blockade
for some time. She mounts twelve broadside and
two pivot guns.
The rebel steamer Curtis Peck appeared this
morning above Newport News; also, steamer
from Norfolk made a reconnaissance.
Political prisoners. recently arrested at Balt-
more, have been ssnt to Old Point and will be
confined in the fortress
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-09-18

e7- The troubles likely to occur in Kentucky
viii make It doubly important for every Indianian
to take his State paper. Ii is more than likely
that the war will be brought to our own borders,
and that shortly. Should this occur, we will al
ways be first to give the latest and most reliable
news. From present indications Kentucky is
likely 70 be the battle ground. Let every Ken
tuckan, and those that have relatives in Ken
lucky. take the Sentinel at once, and keep posted
on the progress of the war for the Union.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-09-18

sB-H- J. Starr. Carey, Wayndot county, Ohio,
had on exhibition at the Ohio State Fair in Day
ton, the finest Saxony and Milesian sheep. The
wool has been sold for one dollar per pound, and
seventeen pounds has been shorn from one sheep,
the growth of one year.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-09-18

e AIMING the exhibitors i'm the Floral Hall
at the Ohio State Fair, foremost ranked W.
HEAVIER, of the Reading Road Nur cry. Cincin-
matt, who secured eleven first premiums and three
second. The display of seventy varieties of
pears shows that Mr.. HEAVIER is justly celebrated
for his cultivation Of the pear.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-09-18

0Ho STATE FAIR.-The receipts for the Ohio
State Fair, held in Dayton last week. amounted
to about $4,000. There were in the neighbor-
hood of 1000 entries. The exhibition was not
equal to former years. In some departments
there was fine display-in others it fell short
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-09-18
TREASURY NOTES.
NJ ALTON AL 10 N
United States Treasury Notes.

nURSUANT TO INSTRUCTIONS PROM THE ST CRE-
TARY Of the Treasury a book will be opened on the
9TH day OF October 1851 the Office of the Bank of the
State of Indiana indianapolis for subscriptions under
my superintendent for Treasury Notes, be issued
der the act Of July H. 1851 These notes will be issued
in sums Of fifty dollars one hundred dollars five hundred
dollars, thousand dollars, and five thousand dollars
each, dated 18th August 1851 payable three after
date to the order Of the subscriber directed and
bearing interest the of $40 per cent annum
payable annually such being the of
two cents for each day every hundred dollars. For
the convenience Of the holder each note coupons
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Subscriptions for Treasury Notes wi be received du-
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aforesaid closing October 23d No subscription for
less than fifty dollars for any fraction of that sum can
be received. Subscriptions of fifty dollars hundred
dollars be paid in lawful coin of the United States
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hundred be paid at oncc Or If preferred one
tenth at the time Of subscribing and onethrd Of the
whole every twentieth day thereafter until the
whole shall be issued No payment Of less than fifty dol
lars be accepted, that being the smallest sum for
which Treasury Notes be issued. t-
Certificates will be granted in duplicate to subscribers
for the amount paid the original of which the subscr
Der will transmit by mail &c the Secretary of the Treas
ury, when Treasury Notes, aforesaid will be issued
thereon such subscriber his order carrying interest
expressed such certificate; but in cases where only
part of the amount is paid at the time Of subscribing
Treasury Notes will be issued only for the payments made
subsequently to the first, which will remain until the
whole subscribed by such person shall be paid
when Treasury Notes will be issued for such first pay
ment also. On payment of each deferred instamen the
subscriber will pay, in addition thereto, sum equal TO
the interest accrued thereon from the 18th August TO the
date Of payment and on final payment like interest on
the paid subscription, which payments OF in
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u1ent Of the first coupon
The Treasury Notes issued upon such certificates by
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such other mode may be indicated by them when they
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tcstes may be retained by them for their own security
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