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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-01
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PHILADELPHIA, August 30.-The Occasional
of the Press this city says that while Generals
Sige and Mcdowell are harrassing Stonevall
jackson in the flank, General Banks IS in his
rear, and a larger army than oil disputes his
march.
The Francis Cotton Mills, at Chestnut Hill,
were destroyed by fire this morning. The loss is
not yet ascertaincd.
United States Marshal Mward has asked
Governor Curtin to aid in taking the enrolment
for the draft in the north and south townships in
SchuylkilI county. the U. S. Deputy Marshals
having charge of the enrolment in this region,
having been driven in by violence. The trouble
is in the same locality where the Miners had a
difficulty with the coal operators
The city authorities received dispatch this
evening from Col. Thomas A. Scott, saying that
a hard battle had been fought to-day. and that
the loss is heavy, and requesting to have as many
surgeons as possible sent to Washington to-
night.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-01

For THE 18TH REGIMENT. -Capts. Burton and
Shields at the Spencer House recruiting for
the gallant old 18th Regiment. Young men who
wish to get into first class old regiment. would
do well to- call and register their names ut once.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-01
From Washington.

WASHINGTON. August 29.-Brig. Gen. Barry.
Z. ) A. late chief Of artillery with Gen Nc
Clellan. IS assigned TO duty Inspector General
of Ordnance
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lest So :

Il tell mine frow de oder night
goes nit gun in the wars TO fife.
She tells her brudder Jake to come,
And leaves te frow and tie shildren home:
No peter man in tie world | see,
Who fites init Sigel and drinks NIT me-"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-01
SPECIAL NOTICES.

- TO THE NERV OF
BOTH SEXES. Retired Clergyman having
been restored health in few days after many years
of great suffering is willing assist others by sending
ee) the receipt Of postpaid directed envelope
copy of the prescription used. Direct 10
Rev. JOHN VI. DAGNALL,
je9-d&w4m lS6 Fulton street, Brooklyn, y. Y.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-01

FAcrs FOR THE People: a brief bur forcible
review of the issues now before the country, in
GLIDING the tariff policy OF the party in power.
This document was prepared by one of the most
eminent citizens of Indiana, and is admirably
adapted to enlighten the people upon the present
condition of public affairs. copy should be
placed in the hands of every voter in Indi ma.
IL is issued in pamphlet form of l6 pages. Price,
81 per hundred
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-01

Capt. Dawson of the 3Oth. arrived in this
CITY on Saturday from Fort Wayne, with forty one
recruits for his regiment. He expects to send
forward sixty men this week.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-01

Losr-Between the Bates House and Judge
Moirison's residence. package of papers. Any
one returning the same TO this Office will be lib
orally rewarded. 1t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-01

Masonic NoricE-There will be special
meeting of Center Lodge, No. %, this Monday
evening at o'clock for work
CHAs FISHER, Sec'y.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-01

sS" Price low and work manship good on the
Paragon shirts ready made made to order,
and warranted to fit the wearer, at Parker's, No
80 West Washington street.
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

TONLlNSON n con, Druggists, No.
Is East Washington street,
Have been appointed agents for the sale of
RR a SDE,S TT SIS IL A G o,
THE WONDERFUL GRANULUS. FIR the cure of Coughs,
Colds Sore Throat Bronchitis, Wheeling irritation of the
Uvula and TonsiS, and Diseases Of the Lungs Sold in
large boxes rs cts 81 cts. ard 81 each. nIsd&wly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-01

cE Two batteries of IL FOUNDER Napoleon,
four batteries Griffin guns, and enough Enfield
rifles for present demand arrived at the armory
on Saturday.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-01
CITY AND STATE ITEMS.

- The goth, Tooth and l0lst regiments are
full and ordered to report here. The 9th. at
Terre Haute is nearly full
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-01

APPOINTMENTS following appointments
were announced on Saturday:
ssh regiment-W ". Caldwell, Colonel. John
Timberiake. Lieutenant Colonel; III Woodley.
Major: Dr. Daniel G. Kay, Surgeon; DIR. Henry
S Wolfe First Assistant Surgeon; DR.. VIM L.
Fouts. Second Assistant Surgeon; w H. Tim
beTlake, Adiutant.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-01

rs For clear quill ice cream 60 to Cunning
hams confectionery and arbor, on Illinois street
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-01

LosT-On Friday bunch of keys. The finder
will be literally rewarded by leaving them at the
Bates House Saloon.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-01

sry- Governor Morton has dispatched special
agent to Cincinnati to contract for tents, blan-
kets. &c, for our troops.
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Prom baltimore.

BALTIMORE, August Ex-Governor Stanley ar
rived here this morning. and proceeded to Wash
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-01
Battle nj Richmond, Ky.
SIX INDIANA REGIMENTS ENGAGED.
Our Forces Defeated.

10 viii be recoliected that General Nelson
rnassed force of fresh troops and marched a few
DAYS ago To Richmond for the purpose of enga
gng and driving back the column under KiThv
Smith which had entered Kentucky around Cum
beriand Gap This force is variouslv estimated
at from 5000 to $4,000 strong. composed OF the
mower oil TIE Southwestern Confederate army
commanded oy one OF the ablest Tor so reportedl
OF the Southern Generals. Our forces IL appears
bad advanced TO Richmond when they were at
lacked. The following dispatches received by
Governor Morton will explain what happened
CINCINNATI, August 3l.-A severe engage
ment took place at Richmond Yesterday. Gene
raj Nelson was severely wounded, and Is en- route
Tor TINS city. Our forces were engaged and are
SAID To- be considerably cut up. Colonel Topping
was killed.
LEXINGTON, Ky. Aug. 81. 1862
TO o. r. Morton
The 18th. Goth, list, Goth, 10Th and 55th were
engaged lt is impossible to state the loss. per
haps one hundred killed, and say two hundred
and hity wounded The regiments are retreating
rapidly IN confusion on this place under charge
OF Gen. Manson. Col Topping of the list was
h"'eu' anu several suoalterns of the different reg
ments. Ca.s cyrrr
Gov Morton. with his accustomed promptness.
Immediately arranged for forwarding all our
available force to Kentucky, and departed him
sell about noon by "A special train for Louisville
taxing with him number Of surgeons To care
for the wounded aud arranging for Others to fol-
low. Gems. Morris, Reynolds and Walloce were
notified to meet him at Lexington to give the aid
OF their experience i'm this emergency Gen
Morris started at once; Gen. Reynolds arrived
here last night and will start this morning, and
Gen Wallace, il Is understood, is already on his
way TO Kentucky. IL will be seen that two reei-
ments left here last night, and Others, completed
or nearly so, will follow.
The news OF this disaster dispelled the iov that
had spread over community on receipt of the
favorable advices from Virginia. Indiana had
six full regiments Of her sons in the fight. who
we're being pursued by flushed and victorious
Zoe They were our neighbors and our friends,
and every heart in the community sympathisei
with them. The telegraph Office was crowded
ali the evening by persons eager to catch the
slightest vibration OF news.
About ten o'clock disp ltch was received from
the Governor, dated Louisville stating in sub.
stance, that the reporter at Lexington telegraph
ell them (Louisville) that the rebels had crossed
ed the Kentucky river, captured our artillery and
the bulk of our troops. Stragglers were coming
IN, and the rebels were expected TO morrow (this)
morning. Advices from Cincinnati give a more
favorable view of the matter but those who TN
de-stood the geography Of the country and the
difficulties that rereating force would have to
encounter, placed faith in the report from Louis
vile.
Our regular dispatches give an account Of the
battle, and to them we refer our readers.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-01
LOAN AGENCY.

I1ERSONS RESIDING IN MARION COUS AND
wishing 10 borrow money Will find II to their interest
70 negotiate through my agency foI which charge
a reasonable commission. X. FERGUSON,
Exchange Broker
Office opposite Genns' Block, Indianapolis Indiana
sug29-dlot
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Campaign Sentinel.

The Weekly Indiana State Sentinel will b,
furnished for Three Months, during the Cam
paign. at
ID CENTS a COPY.
~ Send in the names d&w
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READ THE DOCUMENTS
EIPOSI.v'G THE FRAUDS,
ADAPTATIONS AND CORRUPTIONS
OF THE PRESENT PARTY IN POWER.
Proceeding Of the :BOtb
July Convention.

The Proceedings Of the Both July Convention will be
published in pamphlet FORM embracing the speeches of
Gov. Wickliffc, of Kentucky;
Hon ,. =. Garlic, of virginia.;
Hon w. a Richard son, of Illinois;
The RESOLUTIONS Adopted, and
The Address of the state Central Com.
mittee 10 the People OF Indiana.
These together make pamphlet Of - closely printed
pages and will be ready for d,v very this week Price;
e per 100 All documents should be ordered TO be sent
BY Express Address
ELDER, HARKyESS BINGHAM.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-01

NEWARK, Aug. 30th.-The acceptance of Mar
quis l.. Ward, the Republican and Union candi-
date for Governor. is published this afternoon.
The acceptance is bret and pithy Mr.. Wards
supporters exult on their choice
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-01

MONTREAL, Aug. 30th.-The steamer Anglo
Saxon sailed from Quebec for Liverpool at 9:3O
this morning.
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FOR SALE.
LAND AED LET'S FOR SALE /!

4 HAVE good LANDS in Cri tsuden, St. Francis
White, Monroe and PraiTis cenniies, Ark RRas and
Shelby county. Tennessee. snd several LfslS In Mem
phs ard Fort Picker g SSH low 70 Corfedersse or
Tennessee Bank notes-
ap2 Nv j. stGkERSh NJ
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River News and steamboat Isusiness.

There is but little mercantile business going
on at the river. The Quitnan came in from New Or
leans and viii return 10 o'clock this morning The
Sovereign arrived down the river the Victoria from
Arkansas river the Mesrs from Vieksburg Mr. Bourne
received dispatch yesterday stating that the Yeksburg
had left for this We learn that during the heavy
storm on Wednesday morning, the steamer Kanawha
Valley lying up the river broke from her moorings and
was wrecked Those board her all saved. A
portion Of the cabin and the toed ashore.
Inc Ooat was blown completely on her side, and the
cabin parted from the hull There forty persons
her at the time The DeSoto lost her rudder at the
same tnoe
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FederaI Reports from the River.

ST. LOUIS, March ga special to the Re-
publican, dated near Island 10, evening Of Doth,
SAYS only three shells were thrown to-day, to
which no response was made by the rebels
Col Buford sent out accommodating party
of twenty men of the 9th Illinois down to the
Missouri shore. They arrested three prominent
residents, who report that three thousand negroes
are employed ON the island and at the batteries
along the shore; that sixty-fve rebel troops, in
cluding two ieutenants and four negroes, have
been killed by our shell that the upper battery
is abandoned, but the others are being rapidly
strengthened; that the enemy is fifteen Thousand
strong, and their eneampment has been moved
entirely out Of range Of our guns.
The rebels are confident of success, and say
they have a good road to Trenton and other
points by which they can escape whenever they
choose. They have plenty of provisions. Three
rebel steamers loaded with troops were seen
from here. The total number Of the enemy's
transports are eleven. Two balloon ascensions
were made by Capt Steiner, but the weather was
too thick for favorable observations One partly
finished gunbOat building at Memphis was fired
the other night, but was extinguished before
much damage was done. The new Tennessee
levies are disbanding, refusing to fight with
pixies, the only weapon offered them
CAIRO, March IA gentleman arrived on
the Conestoga this morning with intelligence
from Island No. III up to o'clock Wednesday
afternoon
Col Buford sent a force and made a recon-
noissance to the Kentucky shore on Tuesday
night. which succeeded IN capturing six prison
ers belonging to a Tennessee cavalry regiment.
They report that the strength OF the rebels near
Island No. 10 is $4,000, with Bragg in com
! msnd. ReinfoTeements of 1900 reached there
from Humboldt, having come by railroad to a
point only fifteen miles distant. Still larger re-
Inducements were expected by the same route
| last night
Measures have been taken to intercept this
means Of communication.
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A singular Prophesy.

The following circumstance recently occurred
at Pensacola, and It's truth is vouched for by
reliable officer of the army;
A soldier in the Confederate service fell into
long and profound sleep, from which his com
rades vainly esseyed to arouse him. AT last he
woke up himself He then stated that he should
die the next afternoon at four o'clock, for it was
so revealed to him in his dream lie said in the
last week of the month of April would be fought
the greatest and bloodiest battle of modern
times, and that early in May peace would break
upon the land more suddenly and unexpectedly
than the war had done in the beginning. The
first part of the prophetic dream mas been real
lied, for the soldier died the next day at four
o'clock Will the rest be in April and May
Let believers in dreams wait and see.-M0bile
AdCsstiser and Register.
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SPECIAL ORDER NO. 2.
oFsIoa OF THE couNTY JgDgHl

OFEIOE OF THE COUNTY JUDGE
MEMPHIS, April 4 1872
conformity with ths order o. the Governor q this
State and he requirements o. law hers BY sppoint
B. Babb to enr0ll si persons the 6iTih Ward in the
city Of Memphis, between the ages of eighteen and
years old
Capt Besucham is appointed 10 make ike enroll
mont Of ali who reside in the Fifth Civil District out
side the Cooperation
Capt W. E. Elliott vii enroll these ia ths Fourteenth
Civil District 0ut Of the corporation. residing vest Of
The He-nan1E losd
Capt Pickett wll eurou all east Of said road IN he
Fourteeuth District. ont ids the corporation.
And each pers1n hereby appointed viii make due
turn 70 the Adjutant Genersl 81 his Office in Memphis
Blank forms tor these rsturns be had At my scs
in Memphis and viii be reaay for delivery 70 agents in
the county districts nsxt Monday at Raleigh
All able bod ed men between the ages specified must
be enrolled, which being done their claims
TO exemption yFil be determined bI the Governor who
feE power grant leaTe 1T absence Ia cases requiring
e. JOHN W. A. PETIT,
ap3-4t Judge County Court.
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sHERMAN,s pIYIsIoN oN LIE MOVE

At noon yesterday, Gen. shermans division moved
out from the Savannah landings and steamed up the river
preceded by one of the sauey looking Cincinnati gun
boats the A. o. Tyler. On reaching Pittsburg where
the gunboat engagement fought few days ago the
feet stopped and after reconnOierng for moment or
tyto the eunboat dropped in shell on the bluff where
the rebel battery had been posted The glasses showed
nothing but utter desertion on the shore.
A few miles up, another dangerous looking bluff was
reached and another shell thrown with the result
without further detention, the beet moved on, and lit
tie after dark came in at the Landing, mile or two
across the Mississippi Line Orders promptly issued
20 prepare for marching and about three o'clock the
division moved out. under another pouring rain.
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aalas 30 sltn tsn. fiurba.. d,ls!on %. .acrs n

aaiSe5 hefs with Gen Hurbarta division iol e more inn
pcrfant movement
The rebels known 10 be near US in strong force,
and now we have the cheering news that Manassas is
evacuated and the Potomac rebel army Just well
turn mp here not The old rebel camp heTeoccuped
till the gUnboas sheled them out Of itshows thar a
considerable force lay at this particular point and We
hear of considerable bodies 1t Puy COruth and Flor
eDcei and, besides. Johnson, Floyd and Pillow cannot
be far of.
Our troops already dsembarsed ed, aud before morn
ing move. Some rebel prisoners taken today
boas that before DAYS have passed We be driven
back into the river and have halt our boats SUM.
NOTHING FURTHER ACCoMPI IsifED.
CAIRO, March 22-The Lexington arrived his morn
ing from the Tennessee river She reports that our
forces scattering into the country round about Savan
nah, accomplishing nothng OF importance beside the oe
casional captureof he enemy scouts and the bringing
into lines If prominent rebels charged with assisting
the Confederacy with money aud provisions Our forces
have entire possession of the Memphis aud Tennessee
railroad in the vicinity of Savannah and reuorcements
cannot be sent to Memphis Other points thro ate
cd the Mississippi by that channel Of communication
at least
Gen. McClernand and his division were at Savannah
Gen Grant had established his headquarters at Psburg
The high water those points still continues rendering
military operations impossible.
The Michgan I'd artillery and Capt Powell's battery
were sent up the Tennessee Yesterday also four
transports with troops from Benton barracks
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AN IMroRrAST CAsE.-A New York lette

Of recent date says:
A curious meeting was held at the American
Hotel, Brooklyn, last evening, for the purpose of
ascertaning who are the heirs to a valuable es-
tate in England" Some time since wealthy
banker, named Wood, died in London, leaving
property to the enormous value of $45,0 600 coo.
Deceased was bachelor, and had no relations,
except two brothers, who came to this country
many years ago, and settled on Long Island
Tie descendants Of these brothers claim to be the
rightful heirs, and meeting Of these heirs was
sccordiugly held as above. About seventy five
persons were present, and quite number of
names, with pedigTees, together with large list
of family records and documents were handed in.
After much talk, scanning OF countenanees, etc,
the meeting adjourned, subject to the call of the
chair The property is at present under the con
trol Of the British crown, who holds it in trust
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-05

WANTS REMOVIEG.-It is now MANY months
ce hre destroyed the premises at the northeast cor
m o MAN ana Madison Streets yet that spot continues
70 DC blocked up by portion Of the ruins It has been
great obstruction ever since the FIRE and since the rail
road connection has been laid along the straet II has
been serious nuisance Steps should be taken 70 have
the obstruction removed without further deav. the
public has submitted to the Inconvenience long enough
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DEATH OF Y. W THoMpsoE-At meet
ing Of the Memphis Typographi9sl Union On yvs5pes
day evening committee reported tbe following rssoq.
tons which were adopted.
itsso'oed, That IN the demise q our associate snd
brother Victor W Thompson we lIIir1bi,, rs,i a. 49,
hand Of our Heavenly ather and bow IL humble trust
AsOsssa iha N the lie and character Of decessed
brother were displayed chsracterstcs and aueIifia
worthy Of Imitation which endesret him to bis friends
and Associates
hesotpra That TINS Union eberishes 3he memory OF our
deceased brother with affection and hold m bi virt7
as light 10 those who survive him
hssetUed hat this association tender the warinest
Of each Of is members to The SURVIVING FAM
iiy and relatives Of our deceased brother.
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BeIIs fer Rennrranri.

COUBTLAND, Ala, March 81 l5G2
MR. f. W. ROYSTER - Sir; Find enclosed
adopted by the quarterly conference Of Court
land circuit Tennessee conference Methodist Episcopal
church South The bell, weighing 81 pounds is freely
ana Willingly given by the church in Court and in re-
spOnse to Cen Beauregsrds call II i, on ne platform
Of the depot at Courtand Alabama Macon aud Central
railroad, and awaits your order
Truly yours JOsEPH T. WHITE
Pastor NJ E. Church, Courtland Ala
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WHISKY SEtzURE.-Officer Winters Yesterday
discovered that Mrs o'TOole who has little frame
boarding house on Poplar street. below uinby & Robin
sons foundry, was selling liquor She was arrested but
was allowed to go on promise Of not offending again
barrel Of whisky found in the house. was seized and AL
lowed free passage to the Mississippi river by way of
the street cutter
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The Great Farce-Fhe Enemy at Center


From the Washington National Republican, Msrch l5l
Human history contains no parallel to the mil
itsTy performance on the Potomac, of which the
finale is the bill pending in the House, to impose
an annual internal tax upon the people of this
country, estimated 70 produce one hundred mil
lions Of dollars. When the facts are all brought
out and established by such evidence as is neees-
sary to inspire belief in what is apparently 50
incredible, it is not merely America which wiz
be amazed. Blundering so stupendous viii re-
ceive, as 1t deserves, the attention of the world
We obtained yesterday, from a most careful
and reliable gentleman, for many years mem
Der of Congress, who had just arrived here from
thorough personal inspection of Centerville and
Manassas, the following accounts:
The fortifcations at Centervilie, distinguished
by the letters of the alphabet,) have the number
of embrasures, am of wooden guns pointing ter
rifeally through them, as stated below;