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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-14
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PzCIAL uoes the s5 sal e"uaty people In SAINT Of any
= ooAt rou ID do veil - eAlnag Al Nc. ~ AAa street.
HAVING sery srge stack Of PrEI L4vHs Jseoneas OrSsr
m paa aad aguret Rrrgea, oaok aad eolosed slk snsW
80 1d Kenucky Jesal striped and doeEie lot ngn sne
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' ~ hllr-ni, shoes n every and quality. Liner
"a Cotton Gool aud boys Ladies sur and Lac InSeSS
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1t. lr,sh Lnsn 2o S1X and 80 cents; HGraSo, Fnir
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M bue TArstAn, 1t Astonishing low prices The nhes
a,bric worked Rands aud CoEra, 81 eosI All ose sOoa
soye And rrsA many, Numerous 70 menaon oaeF TO-
e shogt charging any more, they wee bough before INC
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-14

ITRkTE OF MAaNEsIA has long been known one Of The
best PurFavrs In use but In The ususl form Of Solution or
LIQUID Preparation bulky for the traveller We cave nov
@ same SOLID FORM 9otle being equiv 20 tai=s
IT four n the aud prep aron and far preferable 70 Epsom bs
sedtE Powders CT rsua Aperen and Oshartes Ever
Traveller shOrd have bottle with him 81 this season o.
his yeas. - . . .,.,,,,, - -
For ssle a. MADE bAhhh5 pruH otoroiz
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HINT a JAMES,

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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-05
- t@LnTn am
Now fork Market.

NEw DIRK, November 4.
Flour-The market is decidedly more active:
sales at 50 60Gd5 40 for superine State: So 75Cd
8 50 tor extra; So 60d5 10 for supertne Western;
s. 90d6 81 for common to medium extra do:
SO 70d6 S5 for common To- good shipping brands
extra round hoop Ohio; SO 90ae - for trade
brands. market closing firm with no sellers at
the inside quotations
Whisky without decided change: sales at Sc
Wheat market decidedly more active and lc to
&c higher: demand partly speculative; Chicago
spring at 81 1901 p: Milwaukee club 81 2l6
%: amber Iowa 81 29@l 81: red Western
81 33Ql 50; amber Michigan 81 39@l al !;
amber State 81 3gal H. white Michigan 81 50
al "a
Corn market shade frmer with good Inquiry
and light supply sales At 73d74c for shipping
mixed Western; 67@7lc for Eastern; 60066c
for damaged; IS for yellow Western: and zoe
for Whie Western.
Sugar-Raw quiet and unchanged; sales at Sc
for Cuba; l01e@llc for New Orleans; refined
steadF and firm.
Molas,cs quiet and nothing of moment doing;
prices however are firm.
Pork opened dull, closing heavy and lower;
sales at Sl2 SILL 0l3 for mess: Sll 506ll IS
for prime. and So 5U@l3 for prime mess.
Beef market dull.
Ltrd more active. but prices without material
change; s1les at 9S4@l034c.
Butter is selling at l5d2Oc for Ohio and 206
24c for State.
Cheese steady Mt Sale.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-05

WAsHrSGros. Nov. 4-The proceedings of the
Military Commission in the case of citizen
namel Seey Lewis, are now made public. he
was tried at Memphis. charged with smuggling
goods through the lines. against the orders of the
General comm snding; and also of passing through
them with the intention of visiting the enemy and
giving them information. The Commission found
him guilty. being convinced that the prisoner was
spy, and unanimously condemned that he be
hanged
The order of the President of tine United States
upon the proceedings is as follows:
So far az the sentence OF the case relates TO the
accused. convicted a spy. it IS disapproved. the
commission not having jurisdiction of the of
Tense The sentence Of death Is mitigated TO
Imprisonment for Elk months, commencing this
day, Oct &c, 1862 A. LlsooLS.
Col Rob't Alien. Quartermaster United States
army. has been announced as Chief Purchasing
Qusrterinasies. and Col. 7 J. Haines. Commits
sarv of Subsistence. ss Chief Purchasing Com
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-05
Night Dispatches.


CHICAGO. Nov Z. Il p M-The election
passed of quietly The vote polled was large.
The reported maOritics from all wards of the CITY,
give Arnold, rep, for Congress, 3s5 Hs
majority la the district, is probably from 800 to
500.
Returns from the State are very meagre. Civ
ing no indication as to the result. Springfield
city gives Stuart. Dem tor Congress, 4l3 ma
lorty; Allen. Democratic candidate at large, 900.
Kankadee county gives Norton. Rep for Con
gress, i 900 majority. Gaiena gives 800 Demo
cratic majority.
The State ticket returns from 40 towns in dit
ferert parts of the State, give insersOi. the Re
publican candidate for Congress at large. $500
majority
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-05
CATION.

The MARKETS fall Of limitations represented 10 Re The
same as .'BaowS's OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES - which arc
In most cases productive ofpostlve injury. Many dealers
wiIlrscommend infeor preparations and lower priced
articles, nag profit themselves Ask for aid
OBTAIN only BROwS'S BRONCHIAL TROCHEs,p
which - long experiences have proved ths vsue hsvg
received The sanction Of physicians generally testi
monlsIs from eminent men throughout the country
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs. when allowed to
dissolve slowly IN the mouth, have direct influence
theaecied parts the sedative and soothing eeci the
lining ofhe ~indpipe into the BronehiiasysPul
monay irritation and gives relief in Coughs, Colds and
the various which public and
singers are liable. febll-dly'62
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-05
From New York.

NEW YoRK. November 4.-The New Orleans
Delta of the 9th ult., contains the following
items.
The Spanish steamship Cuba arrived this
morning from Havana which port she left on the
2lst ult.
Seventy three Union refugees. fine, rugged
set of men, clad in the garb of Texas Rangers,
arrived in the city this morning from Matamor-
as. They come to join the Union army To re
turn to Texas and fight for their homes and prop
erty from which they had been driven by the Sc
cessOnists.
The French Admiral Reynand with the frigate
Guerrier and tire gunbos; Renandin arrived at
New Orleans on The 26th from New York.
The French gunboat Catineti and the English
gunboat RinaldO anchored off New Orleans.
The residence OF d W Forchimer, on Maya
zine street had been robbed OF an iron safe con
tanning important papers. jewelry, money, &c. to
the amount OF 500 900.
The steamer Cahawba from New Orleans on
the 25th, arrived to day with some DAD sick SOL
diers
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-05

METRoPOLITAS HALL-Onr beautiful little
theatre was again crowded last MI ht by the elite
of our city. The play. Evadne. was well rem
dercd throughout The characters were well
cast and admirably sustained Miss Coombs
was, oil course, the star of the evening: Her
clear voice and correct reading. and her acting
was all that the most critical could ask. Mr..
Riley. as Colonna, filed the bill to the letter
ana that promising young actor, Mr. j. w. Hill
as Ludovico drew forth concentrations from
numerous friends. He has dramatic talent of a
high order and the laudable ambition to cultivate
aud improve t.
Tonight the Stranger will be reproduced by
request-Miss Coombs as Mrs Halter
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-05

ST LOUIS. Nov Ave have additional de
tails of the recent rout of Burbridge's guerri.la
at Ballenger Mills. Southeast Missouri.
The forces of Dewey and Lazear formed
junction beyond Pitiman's Ferry. Dewey had
running fight for fifteen miles with the guerFillas
OF Burbridge and Col Green Our loss trivial
Several OF the enemys officers were taken pris
onerS.
Lazear chased detachment OF Boone's men
from Van Buren, to Ballenger Mills. five miles
this side of Pocahontas. The killed, wounded.
and captured of the euemy amount to 236- Our
loss Is one killed and four wounded.
Prisoners say they had orders from Hindman
TO make forced march to Springfield. and fall
on the rear Of the army under Schoheld. and
take Springfield and cut off our supplies.
A dispatch from Col Boyd has been received
by Gen. Davidson. stating that Lazear had re-
turned TO Patterson. he went TO pocahontas.
drove the enemy across the river. followed him
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-05

SurKRABrxDASoK or Men here is. accord
ng to the census, an excess Of 1913 .25. males
over females in the United States. This fact is
noteworthy, and ought TO quiet the apprehensions
of those who feared the war would cause an un
due preponderance of women after peace was
declared No matter how bloody the NAV
he. or how long il lasts. It cannot make ~sv with
three quarters of million of lives. The waste
of lite NAV make the sexes nearly even; but even
We shall be better of than England, where the
females are ia excess BY nearly million. and The
social problem of the Jay is how 20 provide then
With husbands OF occupations.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-05
COM W ERcIAL.
- fELFsSAFH-
itucinnats Market

CINcisSATI. November 4.
Flour opened dun and unsettled. bat closed
ffmer and higher under the New York news.
and supersine sold NJ s. IS.
Wheat aas irmer and closed at 9sc@sl for
red and 81 U5lal 10 for white.
Corn advances a. 44145c.
0tfs dull az 4SGjJc.
Rive Csc.
Barley firm at full rates.
Whisky 34Ikc.
Hogs quiet; go sold at 81 450i so on the
spot: no sale frr future delivery excepting one
lot of 700 for the last half OF December at 81 So
No change IN mess pork; no sales.
Green meats sold at 31Sc Tor shoulders aud
Sic for b. ms and sides
Coffee unsettled and excited under tie New
York news; Rio held e 3l@32c AMI in some
cases hiehes prices asked.
Sugar unchanged
Gold advanced 70 l25; silver to l24, and de
mand notes 10 1875
Exchange steady at Is discount aud par.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-05
From Buffalo

BrFFALo. November Among the disasters
caused by the recent storm the following are
ported:
The schooner Chief Justice Marshal is ashore
between Barcelona and Dunkirk Grew all lost
The schooner Post Boy is ashore above Dun
kirk Crew saved
A dispatch from the State line says:
The steamer Buggy. of Buffalo, is ashore here
and "A total wreck Her crew are all lost Thee
were washed ashore
The schooner L. Williams is also wrecked. A
part of her crew saved
The Captain of the propeller Water Witch re
ports seeing the upper works OF propeller off
Gravelly Bay this morning. He thinks that it
belonged TO the propeller California but u not
certain
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-05
From Cairo.

CAIRO. November Notice has been issued
bv Admiral Porter that guubosfs will leave Cairo
three times a week ami le,ve Memphis for Cairo
the same ws;. All steamboats, can have protac-
by applying u the commanding officers at
those places Steamboats, can also load cotton
on the way up by giving notice before sailing.
The bridges between Bolivar and Grand June
ton we're completed to- day. 1t is believed trains
will commence running 70 morrow.
Persons just returned to Memphis from Little
Rock report but 800 rebel troops there. the main
BODY having gone 10 reinforce HOLMES.
Robbers Oh the State line southeast of Memphis
are becoming very trouble ONE They TOP VIC
tins, demand their money and personal effects.
II any resistance ia made they are shot Three
citizens OF Point Pleasant were thus murdered .
few days since.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-05

misssry for the Departments Of Missouri. Ten
nessee and the Northwe=t
l. i known - tbe trends Of Ger Hl-a-s shrt
he returns % 81 L1uis 20 " & tie orAers of The
War Dep.r.e-e-
A o'der has been issuei 5e:ering the orgsui.
ration o. he ses;naenis aud comEaniss OF Y oisE-
tex EnS'neers, reoo <nized b tie act OF July
last
] e President BIS revoked ths order disnlzs-
ins Lieotsuaut T. =. Cf.~furd sror uslin<y
service
Ms;or Gs1. schuy.e< H4niltou hss eepu ertsr.
e % cury under Geo. Roserraos.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-05

FAiRTAx srArgos. Nov. 4: ] p. N-Inforns
ton from tho frort says that our cavalry. under
Gen. Stahl. last evening drove the enemy oct u
Ihoroughlsre Gap. and the division OF General
Schurz advanced and took possession OF il.
No enemy Ienained in sight Of Sge'
The forces under Stahl aud Nansleinweh
well upon the railroad, IN supporting distance CT
SchGrz
Our cavalry also hold Buekiand Mills.
where recently the rebels had a pretty strong
guard.
Bayard's force holds Aide and the country be-
tween that point and the front OF Gen. Sgels
advance.
The rebel forco 81 Catlett's Station and War
renton Junction bad not been changed up to ye<-
terday morning.
Union people. who have just come in. report
that there i a rebel force Of 5000 infantry and
2.onJ cavalry AZ the toxn Of Waueaton. Eith
some artillery.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-05

NEW YoRK. Nov. The prize steamer An
geia, from Port ROYAL on the lst, arrived this
evening. She was captured hy the gunboat Flag
and bark Restless while trying To the block
age of Charleston. Her Captain two engineers
and thirteen OF the crew captured with her.
She is loaded with arms and ammunition The
rest OF the crew are aboard the steamer Florida.
which sailed frs; for New York.
The prize steamer Scotia is repairing at Hilton
He'd. and will sail in few days for New York.
She is also loadcl with ammunition.
Gen. Mitchell died AT Beaufort on tie 30ih Of
yellow fever, which Is prevailing there.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-05
rom louisville.

LOUISVILLE. Nov George H. Teaman 8
been eecteI Congress to fill the vacancy
caused by the resignation of Jas s Jackson
II is reported that Braggs army is at Murirees
boro' Tenn. an,i that so rebel cavalry at
Somerset, Ky
Four hundred sick aud wounded Federal sol
diers, from the interior of the State arrived this
evening: also some a. rebel prisoners.
Gen Boyle has ordered all rebel prisoners at
Harrodsburg aud other hospitals sufficiently we'll
to be removed, to come here for shipment 70
Nick sburs.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-05
TEIECRaPHiC.

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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-05
InSfifulc Of Reward.

In behalf of orphans and half orphans If patri-
otto soldiers, statement OF the organization and
iabors of the Institute OF Reward will be made by
the Corresponding Secretary, David Z. H0lton,
NJ ID &, in sundry towns in Indiana, having tor the
past three months thus visited Wisconsin, Iowa
Missouri and Illinois.
He will speak OF his interviews with soldiers in
the camps at Chicago. ST. Louis. Cairo. Column
bus. Kentucky, jackson, Tennessee. and Corinth
Mississippi.
Any collections taken will be added to the
funds OF the Soldiers Aid Society where the lee
lures may be seyeraly given
To day, November 9th, DIR. HoltOn will pre-
sent to the public schools OF city the subject
of
historic COMMITTEES.
To fortify the military arm, and in the interest
of humanity. system of labors suited to the
present emergencies has been developed IN many
towns OF patriotic impulses by associations OF la
record such letters. extracts Of letters and other
evidences of noble deeds OF patriotic soldier.
connected by birth, residence relationship with
said towns a. my be deemed worthy Of special
interest
1t accords with the planest principles of hu
man nature that this labor should encourage en-
listInens and. assuring the soldiers OF home sym
pAthies, sustain him in the hardships of the
crmp and field, and nerve him ia the decisive
act.
1t is recommended that these written volumes
be deposited in the archive of the several towns
or counties respectively, thus serving as prevent
ives of future rebellion, and. in addition to
other good results. aiiording basis OF selection
of candidates for the Prize Positions" OF the In
stitute Of" Reward"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-05
Wis OtGrs Etegfiof.

OF. LOUIS, November The election here
to day passed off very quietly. Tee returns OF
the city are yet incomplete and nothing de6n te
can be ascertaine The vote of the 9th. TIN.
9th and l0,h Wsris stands Blair $50. Knox.
radical Republican, 914, Brfgg. Democrat, $50
KANSAS CRY, November Returns from pre-.
cincts in this CITY. Independence and Westport f'r
Congress give Samue! $50. King 332, Birch lDI,
Benton 337
Van Horn. for State Senator. 75e
For Representatives, N. j Payne and Z NJ
McGee are the leading Candidates. the former
having 452 votes aud the latter 81 Returns
are yet incomplete
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-05
Job Printing.

We are now ready to do all kinds Of plain and
fancy job Printing. IN the best Vie. on Short no.
tee. and as cheap as any other Office. We have
competent hands. good presses fne assortment
oil paper and cards. and We can DO good and cheap
work. All kinds Of books. briefs. catalogues.
&c, printed in the best STYLE and on short notice
We ask the patronage of Democrats, and all 9th
ers that want printing done n
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-05

10 Local ADvERrIsERs 1sional, OF tran
sient local notices will not be inserted in this
paper hereafter unless they are paid for when
handed in. and TO insure insertion must DE handed
IN before O'Clock p ~ Local notices OF FIVE
lines and under will be inserted one time for SO
cts each additional insertion of the same mat
Ter. 20 cts: marriage notices, 80 cts: funeral
notices, 81; pay required in advance. Notices
Tor benevolent societies not exceeding Ave lines.
one insertion. % cts. The above terms will be
strictly observed
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-05
from the ARMY OF the Potomac
HEADcUARTIRs ARMY OF THE PoToMAo,l
49,. ell Y. NJ 2 = Z Il

HEADcCARTLRs ARMY OF THE PoToaAc,l
Bloomfield. Va, Nov. 3. Z L. NJ.
The advance Of the Army of the Potomac up
the valley on the lett side OF the Blue Ridge is
being pushed forward with all dispatch
Gen Petsauton occupied Upperville this af-
ternoon alter a spirited engagement with the
enemy of about four hours. " e had none killed
bu. several wounded The rebels left three of
their killed on the field.
Uppervile IS four miles from Ashhy's Gap,
which the rebels are endelv0ring to hold. Our
troops now hold all the gaps up Ashby's, with
every prospect of having that to morrow There
WAS some force of the enemy to day in front of
Smokers Gap, the left bank of the Shenan-
dOah. TO dispute our passage OF that point.
The runors Of the invasion of Maryland by
way of townsville are not believed. The last
reports from the rear show these reports are I'm
founded.
Our army is ready and prepared to fight gen
era battle when the rebels may see proper to
meet them.
The army is in better condition than it has ever
been, with the exception of the want of more
cavalry. a want that Is greatly felt.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-05

School NorIcE-fhe public schools Of this
city viii open on Monday next, the 10th inst .
except that in the Third Ward. which viii open
OF the l7th inst. unless public notice to the con-
trAry Is given.
The teachers are requested 10 meet the Super
inteudent az the Second W ard school-house. on
Saturday. the 9Th inst, punctuaIly, at 10 A. u
By order Of the Board Of Trustees
Nov. ., did JANIS GREENE, Sec'y.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-05
srassachase,ts Election

BosToN, Nov. 4. N The State election il
progressing quietly in this city, with indications
OF large vote being thrown. AT this hour the
result stands: For Governor Andrew, 2 LOG:
Brig. Gen Devins. 2.l53 In the 81 Consre--
sional District, Rice Is about ,2JJ ahead of
Sleeper.
NEW YoRK. Nov. Ala IS said that Rice.
(kep.) Tor Congress in Boston. is defeated
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-05
Democratic central comw,,,e.,

The members of the Marion County Demo.
cratic Central Committee are requested 10 meet
IN Indianapolis. the Senfiaef Office, at O'Clock
A.. on Saturday, the 9Th inst Ii is hoped
TINT all OF the members will be punctual in their
attendance, as business of an important eharac-
ter VIII be presented. N. HAYDEN,
Nov. 1. l-62 cb.;r,,a,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-05

To wHAr ARE THY LoYAL!-To what are
Abolitionists loyal? To the Constitution? They
have suspended IL, To the Uniong They boldly
proclaim that they are not for the Union as II
was, but for "a Union il ought to be" To
the States? They propose to blot out State lines.
To the Government They ignore the laws OF
Congress and scorn the decisions of the Supreme
Court, To the PRESIDENT They propose TO de
pose him il he does not obey them,-Mil,cavkee
Nsus