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, 1862-09-27

FRCIT-In good demand. Sales, 40 boxes
peaches at 41.1 10 brls Apples at $Ls50225.
BUTTER-rirm and In good demand. Sales, So
frkins at lie.
EGGS-697c per doz for fresh.
Chickens per doz, s1.6o@l.75; Tur-
keys per d. .4l4Nc.
, 1862-09-27
Heavy Exports Of Produce from New
York.

The exports Of DOMESTIC produce for the past
week have been very heavy. Tho following is
comparative statement Of the exports exclusive
Of oYspecie) fom New York to foreign ports, for the
week ending Sept. %, and since jan. /:
1860 1861 1862
For the week.. &7,179a2 e. ,563 $5.13t.421
pt ripus rensfd q r3l 3S 10 719 3ss d. Tax S19
, 1862-09-27

~ Puy Wall paper ot Chase & Co.. wholesale
and retail. 1G9 Randolph sueet. au23-1m-
, 1862-09-27

SALE OF TEA, COFFEE, GROCERIES,, WINES
AND L1Qrons, IN Bond At MoSTREAL--We
would call attention to the advertisement in
another column Of this sale, which occurs on
Wednesday, the s:h of October. The goods
are cold In bond, and the duties can be paid
in Chicago. We do not doubt that many ot
our Chicago merchants will sec it for their in.
terest to take Montreal on their way to New
: York, and avail Themselves Of these St. Law.
renee irnportat1ons direct from tl1e place o1
growth.
, 1862-09-27

MARINE NEWS.
VESSELS PASSING DETROIT.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune-1
DEr1oH, 8ept. rs, 1861.
UP:-Props Chicago, Prairie stste; bark Morris;
echre. Reeo1ute, BtoTu-
Down.-Ptops. Mendoza; Potomac.
, 1862-09-27
T1he MASS Meetauc,

~ AAt0Ay 4eC<1sa1T 10 Fe03nQ 0A& &oao1ke |
that the great rnass meeting to endorse the re-
cent proc1amataoos Of the Pfesiaent occuts
nroe nnon everv nnau Who xou,d hold nm thu
hands of the President In his efforts tn crnsh
and h,inr tn a sneedv termination tbss r,h.,.
linn. IN he nrrsent. We have No 5onht th,t
B1an Hal, vii, not ho1a , 4,,he IF tha neon,e
.rho x,3 cone nm tn e4,,esa +1,a,r s.,+;-,an+. |
,non +h,a occ.s,on md r,aar. +heo,.e,va.
anew IN snnnort the Am, n,atrst,or IN tts "a.
cent y1ponons measures far pnnfRb3nr tr.,tore-
For this occss1on prominent sneaSsrs have
been engaged, among them judge Ipzersor,
the Union and war candidate for Congress,
His name a1one x3l, he a ,n,enet of no ordi-
nuy power, The people desire to heir from
his own lips his views upon the great que=-
tions Of tue day. Eminent gentlemen from
abroad. and cur own mort prominent citizens
and speakers will also be present.
Patriotic songs will be sung BY large cho-
rus. and the city bands haye also been engaged
for their part Of the musical pro1ramme,
Now let MS have one more old time rallg.
eomo nm and let onr oxo President bca, m
rncertain vo,ce from his oxn State. Assure
hin, +ba+ n,;no,a stands he him IN tbc death IN
orv mcasnre rb;cb III, hr.np auift and snm.
1ns 4"e4>eu1. "nA.u wa ~ "A'' @'AA'N 7"AA
--
minnesote seaeto ~
.ae 1sVent,oA y. w e'sena .1se w. s1.0
" tne Aeas.al eo1ol~on oA tooD9euae y. 1eia~
gees from 4nolan a.loe4oes VI oo1 NoiSn"ea
ern liont1et. "" II" "oooouty' Esq, Is ~
va SN', ~' ~ =. ~4'
, 1862-09-27

Observation-Disclosures, Lad,es,
W or returned Soldiers w1sning pleasant and
profitable Agency requiring small capital. and wh.ch
nfstf Esas e!1:E ~ ~ P Gk ~! a9G 1xe Ia
t!clc tand no h:n1hne. snd for ma5kinE linen The
receipt o: 800 or sample pencil terms &C. 80 cents
In stamps or sample Of marking. R:amp. Address
E. CLARE Northampton, Mass. Post ONCE Boz IL
+.ftfz
, 1862-09-27

w WANTED-For Cash aud Trade.
w Any one having general stock Of qoods cf
terne. nay address Box 5s6 Chicago Post once. Tno
advertiser will buy H1ock Of the sum named right
Iandt part being uudcrlayed with 6 workable vein
Of Coel situated eighty miles s9nth Of Gne .E0 Eesr
Chfrapn s4tu1S1-1u
, 1862-09-27

MILITARY BooKs.-Casey's Infantry and
Cookies Cavalry Tactics, Halleck's Eiemcnts
OF Military Art and Science, Army Reggula-
tious and NIL oiber standard military books
can be found at Walsh'e, corner Madison
street and Custom House Place.
, 1862-09-27

WANTED.-Perscns requiring
W help. to call at the EmCrsnt and Employment
Office, 10y Clark street. Methodist Episcopal Church
elty att country OseEs froa, the ,nntry ?.9m?tly
ht:erdet u. Pest OG1ce Box 16t.. STEWART
HAMILTON. Persons rtth Gnod references = intl1y
respectable situations. may fnd such vt this otco
, 1862-09-27

For discharges, furloughs,
blanke, descriptive rolls, morning reports en-"
ltstment oaths, etc, etc, are for sale At the
-re,BrsE Office, ready printed.
, 1862-09-27

PERsoEA1--Lord Monek, Governor Gene
ral Of Cannea; Lord Mulgraye, Lieutenant
Governor Of Nova Scotia, and their suites,
and several other distinguished Canadians,
viii arrive in this city this morning, In spe-
cia1 car attached to The regular train, On the
Michigan Central. They vii. stop at the Tre-
mont. House. Their stay will probably be
short, IS they come to enjoy weeks shoot
Ing On the p1airies-
, 1862-09-27

New York stock and Money Market.
BY Telegraph New foRK, Sept 26, 1s63.
First Board Stocks opened dali and heavy, hut
closed active and nrmer. Gold 121H.
Chi & R -...... TAX Mich Central .,.- az
Mu.G Pr du Chen. 33 III. CentTal bonds. -1I
do prefct1ed... % Chi Bur q: VIZ
Chicago J. Gacna-. Tx Pitts. Fl ". C.. u
III Central ecrip... zig Chi. s y ". 3D., 6Szz
Mich Southern...- TEX do asst bonds. So
do Cuarautccd... TlH do e. f. bonds. 80. .1G0ts
0oyERSMEET eT0CKs.
Q. s. &c 81 coup. .101x Treas Z $40 -..-.1a14
, 1862-09-27

To PROPERTY OwSERs.-The attention o.
owrcrs Of property on North Water street.
betyccn Clark and Rush streets, Is called to
an advertisement elsewhere, from the board
nj Publfc Works, directly concerning them.
, 1862-09-27

WANTED, AGENTS-(On llbe-
w raj te,me> r. sell ou- crest
PRIZE PACKAGES AND PORTFOLIOS
In Cities Tawps and Camps Iuduce ncnts uueQutiIed,
soto Sl3 per cay made with Send for Circulars.
C. NJ DUNN T. CO.
fA1+S,aIJu no. 133 Clark street, Chicago
, 1862-09-27

TIE NEW SrAMrs,-We are indebted to Mr.
Myers Cashier OF the new Savings Bank, under
the Sherman House, for u supply Of U. s.
change stamps, which he obtained through
sydney, Myers & Co., GAlesburg, Illinois.
, 1862-09-27

4 Wonp, rFoS CoKE.-The Chicago Gas
Light and Coke Company assert that they do
not intend to increase the gas tariff on account
OF the war tax. A correspondent says they
hare put up coke, SC. extensively used by the
poor, ut least fifty per cent above the usual
nrice. Now, let them remedy this also.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-13
Official from Gen. BuelI.

PERRYvILLE via BARDsTowS Oct 10.
To Maj. Gen. Halleck, General-in- Chief:
have already advised you of the movements
of the army under my command from Louisville
More or less skrmishng has occurred daily with
the enemy's cavalry: since then il was supposed
the enemy would give battle at Bardstown. Ny
troops reached that point on the 4th inst, driving
out the enemy's rear guard of cavalry and artil
lery. The main body retired towards Springfield,
whittier the pursuit continued. We sent 3
corps under Gen. Gilbert on the direct road from
Springfield to Perryville, who arrived on the 9TH
inst. within two miles of tie town, where the en-
envy was found TO be in force. The left column
under Gen. McCook came up on the Knoxville
road about 10 O'Clock Yesterday, the 9Th inst. Ii
was ordered into position to attack, and a strong
reconnaissance directed. At o'clock l received
a request from Gen. McCook for reinforcemsnts,
and learned that the left had been severely En-
gagged for several hours. and that the right and
left Of that corps were being turned and severely
messed ReinfOrcements were Immediately sent
forward from the center Orders we're also sent
for the right column under Gen. Crittenden, which
was advancing By the Lebanon road. to push for
ward and attack the enemy left, but il Vas i'm
possible for il 10 get IN position 70 secure any de-
cisive result The action continued till dark
Some fighting also occurred in the center. The
enemy was everywhere repulsed. but not without
come momentszy advantage
On the left the several corps were put IN posi-
ton during the night and moved st O'Clock this
morning. Some other skiFmshing occurred with
the enemy'r rear guard. The main body has
fallen back in the direction of Harrod-burg-
have no accurate report of our loss Il Is
probably pretty heavy inciuding valuable officers.
Gems Jackson and Terrell | regret TO say are
among the killed ". = d. ILL.,
Maj Gen Commanding
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-13

NEW tOhks OCtoDtT H.
Flour-Receipts continue moderate with good
demand: prices again advanced l0625c: sales at
So 70@6 90 for superfine State; SO 0506 30 for
extra; So 70@5 80 for super6ne Western; So %
(d6 10 for common 10 medium extra Western
So o1@o % for trade brands, closing firm with
no sellers at the outside prices.
Whisky firm: sales at 35c
Wheat market opened heavy and closed (d2c
lower; Chicago spring at 81 1901 22:Milwaukee
club 81 2O@l %; amber Iowa 81 26dl -; winter
red Western 81 32@l 81; amber Michigan 81 81
al 3s; extra choice do 81 80; white kentucky
81 5o; amber do 81 4l15
Corn without decided change; sales at 63a64c
for shipping mixed estern; SEA &c for Eastern;
10000 for damaged and heated: Gle for kiln
dried white Western; 621sc for inferior do
-Sugar-Raw ia less active demand but the
market NAV be quo ed shade frmer; 9G915c
for Cuba; 934c for Porto Rico
Moasses ia fair demand and firm: New Or
leans 43@ 4Sc; Cuba and Muscovado 431sc.
Pork-Mess shade easier, while prime NAV
be quoted little irmer; sales at Sl2 50@l2 -
for mess: Sll 80 FOR prime; sl2@l2 so for prime
mess
Beet quiet and steady.
Butter is selling at l3@l7c for Ohio and IL a
Doc for State
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-13

PHILADELPHIA, October IA dispatch from
Gov. Curtin 10 the Mayor states that no troops
are needed from here. The rebels are already
reported falling back
A special dispatch from Harrisburg TO the In
quirer SAYS that the rebels have destroyed rail-
road bridge at Scotland, FIVE miles east of Cham
bersburg, and seized five hundred horses. which
they intend 10 carry off. No violence was in
fcted on the inhabitants of Chambersburg
The railroad depot with its valuable contents
was destroyed, aud considerable portion of the
track torn up.
A special Harrisburg dispatch to the Bulletin
SAYS:
Information received in official quarters states
thai the rebels were still in Chambersburg at
o'clock this morning They showed a disposition
to move towards Gettysburg.
Chambersburg surrendered resistance would
be useless. No violence was offered to the inha.
btants
We were pushing f'rward troops during the
night. and sending them on still as fast a.
possible. We have nothing OF fore, between
Chambersburg and iancock.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-13
Night Dispatches.
From Harrisburg.

HARRlsBURe, October LIE is reported tina,
Chambersburg was surrendered on condition that
private property should be respected but public
property should be removed or destroyed.
The rebels are said to be moving toward Get.
tysburg TO destroy the bridge there in order to
prevent the approach of troops from Mcclellan 5
army.
This morning the rebels destroyed the machine
shops, railway and rolling stock of the Cumber-
land Valley Railroad Company which were al
Chambersbnrg and burned the railroad bridge at
Scotland which i five miles east of Chambers
burg.
The rebels have seized about 800 horaes. They
have also taken "A large amount OF Government
clothing which they at once exchanged for their
own de!apidated garments
a portion OF their force moved about ten
o'clock this morning in the direction OF Gettys
burg.
1t Is impossible to learn fully what the inten
ton of the rebels l..
Means are now being devised to capture the en-
tire rebel party.
1t has been ascertaned that the rebels crossed
the Potomac near Clear Spring early Yesterday
morning anu entered Pennsy lvania by way OF
Blairs Valley
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-13

Carr Rsok. October 1.-The steamer Hiber-
mia from Liverpool on the 81 via Londonderry on
the 81 passed this point this evening.
Her news is i've days later. The news Of the
recent Federal victories has reached England
TIE principal journals. iucluding the Times .
highly compliment Mcclellan for his vigorous
and energetic movements. The London Post
admits the position of the rebels is not % good
at the beginning Of September.
A meeting of the lower classes in HYDE Park
sympathising With Gsribaldi resulted in nothing
ia consequence OF shouts Tor the Pope
The Norwegian, from Quebec. arrived a. Lv-
erpoo on the Sd.
The English journals IN commenting on the
late Federal victories pay high compliment. %
Mcclellan FOR his vigor and energy in routing
the rebels.
The United States steam frigate St Louis len
Lisbon in search. IL Is presumed. of the rebel pi
rate 29O which is reported 70 be destroying Amer.
lean whaling ships of the Azores
FRaScE-Ir was fally expected in Paris that
by the lst Of November the city of Mexico would
be in possession of the French,
Ii was rGmored that England had pointed out
the necessity Of France 20 evacuafe Rome
Ii j. asserted Ia Paris that the retel govern
ment had no intention Of recalling Mason and
Slideil
The Times SAYS that the rebels have sustained
io Atca-Afouc dcftatc &c
treated in GOOD order Lee measured his strength
with Mcclellan. and did not Get defeated The
Federals, demoralized by secession felonies. has
suddenly proved itself equal. probably superior.
the rebels This sudden of fortune -
doubtless traceable 10 the liberation OF McClel
Ian from the restraints heretofore imposed upon
him. He has now shown thot he has really quail :
i6cations for a commander but the Northern
cause has not advanced a step by their unexpect-
ed victory.
The Paris correspondent Of the Times says IL
is reported in political circles that the British
Government is no longer so entirely ayerse 20 the
recognition of the Southern Confederacy a. IA Ii
An address 30 President Lincoln forming a
truce preliminary negotiations for peace has
been signed at Brussels by eminent men from
almost every nation.
Rumors we're current in Italy that an smnesty
to Garibaldi and his followers had been decided
upon.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-13
AFFAIRS on THE POTOMAC.
THE CHAMBERSBURG RAID
GENERAL BUELuS OFFICIAL REPORT.
THEIR NEW =.
RUMORS OF NEGRO TROUBLES.
From new york


NEW YORK, Oct. ll.-Nothing from Cham
bersburg this morning
The following is from the Herald's correspond
ent at Fairfax Court House:
a review and inspection OF Stahl's division of
this corps took place at Centerville to-day Gen.
Sigel made thorough inspection of the troops
with whose appearance he was well pleased
Yesterday Lieut.. Condor. Of the 81 Virginia
cavalry, had skirmsh with Balls rebel cavalry
near Aide. Our force being small was com
PEELED to retreat after killing a rebel Lieutenant
named Means and wOunding another who was
brother of Capt. Ball.
A special to the Herald laws:
Gov. Rains, of Colorado. is here. in order to
make arrangements for the protection of that
territory from Indian depredatioas, and guarding
the overland route by which the people are fur
nished with domestic supplies
There Is much rejoicing here over the news of
the Union victories in Kentucky.
The inactivity of our army the Potomac
will soon cease.
Gen. Rockers wound Is healing very rapidly.
but his surgeons have ordered him 10 remain
quiet until the tendons Of his foot have been
thoroughly freed from inflammation. Ii is not yet
known to what command he will be assigned.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-13
CAUTION.

The markets. full of limitations, represented the
same ar BROWNS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES" which are
In most productive ofposve injury Many dealers
wiIrecommend inferior preparations and lower priced
articles 'ug profit themselves Ask for snd
OBTAIN only BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHEs''
which ny long experience proved their value avg
received the sanction of physicians generally and testi
moniss from eminent men throughout the country.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHES. when allowed to
dissolve slowly in the mouth, have direct influence
the affected parts the sedave and soothing effect the
mucus lining ofthe wndpipe into the BronchiialaysPul
monsry irritation and gives relief in Coughs, Colds and
the which public and
singers are liable. febll-dly62
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-13
From Washington.

WAsHINGroN, October l0---A special to the
Times says:
The National Bank Note Company has got
the daily delivery of postage currency up to
SiI 800, and it is understood it will reach $50
900 by the early part of next week. The total
amount already delivered is 81 loo, 900.
WASHINGTON, October ii Among the dis.
patches received at the Navy Department today
was one from Com Gordon dated the 9Th inst i,
briefly giving accounts of the attack made upon
our gunboats employed in the blockade OF St.
Johns river and the combined attack by the ma
val forces of Com Stedman and the military led
by Gen Brannon upon st. Johns Bluff. power
full battery, which was ellectually slenced, the
garrison put to flight and heavy guns and valua
bic army supplies falling into our hands.
The success the dispatch adds, has been with
out loss on side.
We retain possession Of ST Johns river as far
as jacksonville
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-13

LADIES CLOAK SALE CoSrISuED-This sale
commences again Monday morning at 9 o'clock
in the new aud elegantly fitted up room on the
second floor, at l.. 7. Mosser's, No. 10 West
Washington street
The ladies are respectfully invited to attend
the above sale on Monday next, October 18th.
The selection of cloaks fne and the very la
test styles and will be closed out without reserve.
Our lady friends need have no delcacy in attend
ing this SALE as it is exclusively for them, and in
the spacious salero0m on the second floor; en-
trance In the center of storeroom.
Mr.. G. g. Fristoe, the we'll known salesman,
will preside on the rosrum ll-2
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-13
ex-sIYGER & cos LETTER" A"FAM-

lily SEWING MACHINE, with all the recent improve
ments, is the REST and CHEAPEST and MOST BEAUTI-
Full of a. sess-s rasskines sshss h.se viii any
thing from the running of tuck in sretan the max
ing of overcoatsnything from pilot beaver cloth
down the sotest gauze gossamer tissue and is
ready do its work to perfection team FELL hem bind
gather, tuck, quilt and has capacity for great variety
OF ornamental work This is the only machine that
FELL hem, bind, and FORTH but it will do better
than any other machine. The Letter Family Sewing
Machine may be had in great variety of cabinet
The Folding Case, which is beco ming popular, Is,
asts implies, that can be folded into box
case, which, when opened makes beautiful subs antial
and spacious table for the work to rest upon The
of every imaginable designplan the wood grew
in native forest, deliberately finished
make them. /. N. SINGER CO..
No. ASS Broadway, New York.
gay- indianapolis Ofice-No. odd-Feiows' Hall,
Washington street apls-dly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-13
From New Orleans.

New YORK, Oct ll.-New Orleans papers of
the LIST have been received.
The city continued in remarkably good health.
Brig Gen. Arnold. by order of Gen. Butler,
has assumed command of all military forces at
New Orleans and Algers.
The Pcayune of The 2Sth says that rumors of
an unpleasant character reach from the ne
groes on the plantations below the city.
The steamboat lbervie had been fred into
while passing a plantation three miles below
Bayou Goula, from a battery OF four riaed can
non. Some fifty shots were fired, killing one
man, and horse on board but the boat escaped.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-13
From Missouri.

ST. Louis. Oct. l2-Dispa,ches received at
advance under Gen Brown had driven the rebels
out OF Perryville and that they had fed hastily
across the border into ArkansAs-
he saws that no rebel forces are now in that
protion of Missouri
The following dispatch from Gen. Halleck was
received at Headquarters this evening:
Mai. Gen. Curtis You will consider Colorado
Territory a in your department Formal orders
will be issued and sent you.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-13
From Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI. October PA special to the Com
merca says:
Grant recalled Rosecrans from the pursuit OF
the 9th He returned on the 10th and reports
the enemy dispersed and demoralized and incapa.
bic OF further mischief he had intended follow
ing to prevent another concentration, believing
now is the time to destroy them.
The enemy abandoned and spiked eleven guns.
and three caissons were destroyed Most Of
their ammunition and baggage trains were cap
tured.
Our victory Is ncontestably one of the clearest
of the war. The enthusiasm of the army is
bOundless
Altogether we have 1000 prisoners. includin z
nearly 100 officers. besides the wounded. About
900 rebels were killed
Our loss was $50 killed and 900 wounded
aud missing. Accurate reports are impossible
until the army returns to COrinth Ohio had
seven regiments and TWO batteries in the battle.
Gen. Oglesby's wound is better but dangerous.
Coils. Smith and Gilbert are improving
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-13

sB- When the Journal accused Mr. Conduit
OF distributing documents on Sunday. which il
knew TO be false, why did il not tell its readers
that Dumont interrupted worship in the English
Lutheran Church. on the corner of New York
and Alabama streets. adjoining his residence. on
three different Sunday mornings, by saving
boards building bridge and fence. adjoining the
church, When demonstrated with by the Rev.
Mr.. kunkleman, in gentlemanIy manner. Du-
mont told him 10 "go TO hell" If the journal
doubts this, ask Mr.. Kunkleman, or any member
of his church. Will the Christian community
vote TO send such heather to Congressl
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-13
COM NJ ERciAL.
fEr rELEetara.
cincinnati Market.

CINciSNArI. October H.
Flour buovant: supertne held at 81
Wheat Is hrmer: red s7c@sl: white 81 LOG
] Is
Corn 40c.
Oats 4364sc for new aad old
Whisky firm at 32c.
Mess pork held at $40 25@l0 50.
Bulk shoulders held at 4Izc and smoked do at
5@5Lc.
Bulk sides held at Sic. and &c offered: no de-
mand for smoked sides
Lard firm az &c.
Groceries buoyant and very firm.
Sugar l03z6l2c
Molasses 6Oc
Coffee 2ia25hc
Gold 26: silver 81: demand notes %
Exchange steady az par.