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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-10
Prom ucC,.,,.u.a Advance.

YoKKrowS. Nav 9-The iollowing IL the Ia
test from McClellan's advance:
learn by steamer from Yorktown that Gen
Mcclellan has advanced twelve miles beyond
Williamsburg, and has had several skrmishes
with the enemy. routing them with heavy loss
The embarkaton OF troops from West Pint was
progressing with great rapidty.
heavy battle had taken place on Monday
evening between the troops under Generals Frank
lin and Sedgwck and the rebels under Lee, who
we're endeavoring 10 make their way to Rich
mond II is said TO have been the severest battle
OF the Peninsula, and the rebels were totally de-
feated and fanked. being driven back towards
the forces under Gen. johnson on the Chcka-
homing.
The whole number of the Federals killed and
wounded was 300
The enemy Oere driven back by OR gunboats.
with great Slaughter They had not less than
$4,000 men, whilst our whole force was not over
10000 landed Had il not been for the gunbOats
thew would have been defeated.
DeSerters from the enemy report that there was
great excitement at Norfolk this morning; that
Gen. Burnside with n large force is within few
miles of Weldon. and that the rebel troops are
evacuating the city at all possible speed.
Sewall's Point aud Pigs Point are reported to
be already abandoned
Preparations making to destroy the navy
yard, and other public property.
WILLIAMSBURG, May 9-The details of the en-
gagement of Monday so voluminous and in
correct that il will be necessary 10 await the re
port of Gen Mcclellan, which is now being pre-
pared.
Deserters from the enemy are hourly coming
into our lines.
The official report OF the killed and wounded
being too lengthy to send over military telegraph.
it has been forwarded.
The expedition up York river has been most
successful and We occupy West Point.
Heavy firing has been heard in that direction,
but the particulars not known.
Yesterday the advance guard of our cavalry
had skirmsh with the rear gucrd of the enemy
about seven miles from here.
The main body of the enemy has retreated
across James river.
The general impression with military men is
that the rebels have made their last stand in Vr-
gna.
For distance of ten miles beyond Williams
burg the road is lined with broken army wagons
in the retreat of the rebels.
WILLIAMSBURG, Va, May 9. ID VI.
To the War Department. heard few mo
ments ago that the Galcna aground off Hog
Island | Judge not badly for the reason that
Capt. Rogers does not throw over his coal !
have sent him all the assistance he asks.
My troops are in motion and in magnificent
spirits; they have all the air and feeling of vet
1t would do your heart good to see
them.
have effected a junction with Gen. Franklin.
Instructions have been given so that the Navy
will receive prompt support wherever and when
ever required.
Signed GEORGE B. MCCLELLAN,
Major General Com.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-10
From Fortress Monroe.

FORTRESS MONROE Nav S.-ShOrtly before
noon to-day the Monitor, Naugatuck. Seminole
Susquehannah, Dacotah and San Jacnto, in the
order in which they are named, steamed toward
Sewal's Point, Captain Lardner OF the Susque
hanna in command of the expedition. As soon
as within range they opened with shot and shell
against Sewali's Point Most of the shots were
good ones. Ii was nearly half an hour before a
reply was made from the Point. The RIP Raps
next opened fire, and then the Naugatuck for the
first time.
Several shots were fred from the single gun
on the extremity of the Point, when one from the
Monitor struck in the vicinity, doubtless disabling
the gun as it has not been fired since
The position of the Monitor far i'm advance
of the rest of the fleet, and she continued in
motion until within mile or two OF the Point,
when considerable execution must have been done
by her accurate firing.
The Naugatuck kept in the back ground, the
range of her Psrrott gun enabling her to do so.
Sewall's Point battery replied sharply. The
Rip Raps fired occasionally, and continual fire
was kept up from the gun5oats.
On account of the distance. no details can be
given.
Nothing occurred till o'clock, when the firing
very feeble from the Point.
Tie Monitor about this time returned from her
advanced position and joined the fleet.
At 2l5 very dense black smoke arose rap
idly from the Point, caused probably by the burn
ing of the rebel barracks AID other buildings
At 2ls o'clock the Merrimac made her appear
ance, when the feet returned with the exception
OF the Monitor
The Merrinac is still, o'clock, off the Point.
The Monitor is ready 10 attack her.
The Seminole has returned to the Lower
Roads
There is no prospect of fight at present.
5:30.-1he Monitor has returned. The Mer-
rimac is in the same position.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-10
Tennessee News.


CAIRO, April Special to Chicago Journal
says:
The steamer Brown, from the ilotla arrived
yesterday at day break.
Yesterday four rebel gunboats were seen round
ing the point, making their way in the direction
OF the mortars, evidently with the intention of
capturing them. Our gunboats formed in line of
battle, and decks cleared for action. Some fifty
shots Were fired, when the rebel boats retired
distance so great that it was impossible to
discover whether our shot took effect or
not. The firing from the mOrtars which had
been suspended for two days, had been renewed,
and when the Brown left was going with great
vigor. To guard against any surprise, the mortar
boats are t0wed up The river, every night and re-
main behind the fleet.
Special to Chicago Tribune says:
Mayor Sharp, OF Columbus, who was carried
away by the rebels. at the time of the evacuation
of that place, has escaped. He tells ptiful sto-
ries of affairs at Memphis He pointed out a
place where the rebels had buried thirty pieces
of cannon at Columbus, all Of which have been
exhumed and are now in the Federal possession.
A boat from Pittsburg arrived last evening and
reports our army within two miles of CoriDth.
Heavy firing was going on in our extreme adj
vance, but it was thought that no general engage
ment was progressing.
The enemy have / 800 cavalry at Dresden
enneSSee ana 0UU at Gardner station ana last
night it was reported that company of rebel
cavalry had occupied Union city
MONTEREY, TENN, May 9-Refugees from
Memphis on the 9th inst have arrived there and
Rport the citizens of that place in great panic
Troops are gradually evacuatiDg Fort Pillow
and coming TO COrinth
Beauregard is raking and scraping every thing
for the impending battle.
The conscrpt law takes effect on the 5th.
The Memphis Appeal says every man must
fight or cut bail.
a reconnaissance TO within ore mile of the en-
emys entertainments fully establishes the fact
that the rebels there in force, and furthermore
they will fight inside their entertainments.
The weather is good and the roads fast ini-
proving.
Nothing known here of suppression of news at
Cairo or news of any kind not already tele-
graphed.
CHICAGO, May ga special from Cairo to the
Times says:
The arrivals to-day from Pttsburg say the re-
bes were attacked by Gen. Grant on Wednesday
few miles west of Corinth Their line is con
stAntly failing back. though in perfect order.
The result of this engagement appears in the
rapid movement OF the rebels by their right flank
to the southeast, surrendering the line OF the
Memphis and Charleston railroad and taking W
position in force on the Mobile and Ohio road
south of Corinth
This movement. together with reports of de
serters, Indicate the whole rebel force to be with
drawing us rapidly as possible to Columbus, nine
ty-hee miles south OF Corinth, at which point the
Confederacy has extensive works for the manu-
facture Of arms and ordnance.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-10

.S Mr.. G.. w Halves, the enterprising grocer,
has not left town, nor vet abandoned the branch
of trade in which he has rapidly and deserv edl
achieved a reputation. He may now be found at
his former branch situated on Illinois street
two doors north of Washington street, and ex
actly opposite the Bates House
Mr.. Halves will keep usual select assert
ment OF the newest, freshest and purest goods in
his line, which he will sell at the cheapest prices
He offers choice crushed sugar at IL cents, pul
verized do at IL cents, good brown sugar at
cents and everything else in proportion. Mr.
Halves will this morning receive fresh cucumbers
and from time to time will offer ahead of all other:
the decacies of the season. Nice butter family
hams, &C., always on hand. The best oysters
OF the season will be received this morning. Re
member. Halves is no more at No. 9 Washington
street. but directly opposite the Bates House Oh
Illinois street
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-10

~ The following Indiana soldiers have died
at Evansville from April to Nav Z: A Bradley,
ca G., 44th; Levi Vincent. co I, 4ith: b. J
Thomas, co +, llth Dan Callahan, CO f., 29th;
Hoback, CO ID, 18th; John jackson. co A.
3yth; John Cr;ehlaw, company g. 25th Thos
O'Brien. CO e, 9th; Salmon Simmons co b,
42i; John Bridget, co A, Seth; Murray McCon.
nell, co +, 9th; Corporal Dan ReiIev. co |, 9th:
Abe Wright, co G, 30th; Dennis Whtmore. co
|, 10th; Joseph Wack CO X, 32d; John Dubois,
co b, 18th; Jos Nicodemus, co G. Nth: Corporal
Chss Haner, co b, 25th; Louis Nitz co X, 32d;
Cornelius Duval, co | 3lst; John f Hostetter
co u, 3lst; Julius Theobald, co f.. Sod Henry
Green. co ID, 18th; Samuel Strain, co h, 43d;
Edwin Cromwell, co X, 59th; Phillip Bennett, CO
r, 59th David Baugh, co f, 9th; S,ml II Bell
CO ID, 23d; Corporal Robert Henderson, CO
T. I'D
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-10

CHICAGO, May "a special to the Tribune
from Cairo says:
Memphis papers of the 81, Sd and 5th instant
are received.
The Avalanche of the 9Th says the battle so
long anticipated at Corinth is postponed for the
present.
From Fort Wright our advices are up to Satur-
day. The Federals continue their harmless pass
time. much to the amusement of our gallant bows
We believe there is every prospect that our au-
thoriies viii under no circumstances surrender
this stronghold
From Vicksburg we learn that the authorities
are rapidly bringing forward their guns and CON-
ple,ing their notifications. which are represented
to be of such formidable character to pre-
cude the possibility of the passage ofthe enemy's
feet mp the river.
The Avalanche acknowledges loss of twenty
killea and 100 wounded at harrington on Satur
day last, and deprecates the adoption of the poll
cy OF prosecuting Union men. and says such a
course of action BY the Government is calculated
to lead to disastrous results.
The Government is becoming unpopular, and
the Avalanche does not hesitate 10 attack IL Wig
orously.
Gentlemen who left New Orleans the lst say
that the Federal war vessels after they had passed
the forts bribed Irish women to influence their
husbands in the forts to give them Up. The re
suit was that three hundred and eighty men spiked
the guns and delivered themselves up to the
enemy.
Gen Butler is in the city. having come up in
the first transport from below.
RICHMOND, VA May 3-Authentic informa-
ton from New Orleans says the troops at Fort
Jackson mutinied and spiked some guns, when
Gen. Duncan surrendered.
The gunbOat Louisiana at Fort ST Phillip
unmanageable She received a broadside at a
distance of thirty feet without injury and was
then blown up by her commander.
The French commander OF the frigate Mil
taire, before the surrender gave notice that be
required sixty days notice before the lombard
ment of the city. in order TO remove French citi
All cotton on shipboard, in the city, and a
Baton Rouge is burned. 81. 900 bales are thus
destroyed.
JEFF Davis issued proclamation appointing
the 18th Of the present month for the people Il
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-10

INV iokk, may >.
Flour again declined SC with a moderate de-
mand for home consumption: sales at 81 c00
80 for choice sGperhne State; 81 95(d5 10 for
extra State: 81 s0d4 80 for superfine Western;
81 95@5 . for common TO medium extra West
ern; 50 lO@5 ~ for common 10 good shipping
brands extra round hoop Ohio. and IS 3Sa6
~ for trade brands, market closing heavy, no
BUYERS at outside quotations.
Whisky less active. but prices without decided
change; sales at 25@251ae for State aud 2s,<<c
for Western.
Wheat dull. heavy and l 62c lower; sales Of
Milwaukee club at 81 Is: extra choice white
Michigan for seed at 81 65: common winter red
Western 81 ~; prime white Western unchanged:
sales at 81 35@l IS.
Corn. heavy. unsettled and l92c lower; sales
at 53@54c tor mixed Western in store and de-
Jersey aud Southern yellow; 40 947c Tor unsound
mixed Western.
Coffee very quiet; We have only to note a sale
of DO bags Java at 23tsc.
Sugar-Raw more active and frmer; Cuba
81 @e5sc: New Orleans 7le@7szc.
Molasses steady and firm; Barbados &c; Gu
ba and Muscovado 25@2sc. the latter price for
choice new: new and old crop Porto REQ 34G
BIC; Barbados 26c; New Orleans 43c.
Pork market more active and shade frmer,
sales at Si3 for mess. SiO@l0 % tor prime.
sl2@l3 for thin mess; sl2 50@l3 80 for prime
mess.
Beef quiet and firm.
Lard 1sc better: ia good demand: sales at "a
Gs5sc.
Butter is selling at l2@l7c for Ohio and I5@
lie for State.
Cheese very firm at 6Qyc.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-10
CAUTION.

The market l. fun Of limitations, represented 20 be The
same a. BROWNS BRO NCBlA TROChEs." Which arc
productive Of positive injury Many dealers
will recommend inferior preparations aud lover priced
articles aordng profit themselves All fof aud
OBTAIN only BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRocHEs."
which by long experience haycPovedih value having
received of physicians generally. and teeth
moniaIs from eminent men throughout the country.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROchEs, when allowed to
dissolve slowly in mouth, have direct influence TO
the affected parts sedae and soothing effect to the
lining ofthe wndplpe into the Bronchii alays Pull
mon-ry gives relief in Coughs, Colds. aud
the Throat affections which public speakers aud
singer. are liable febli-dly'67
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-10

CScIxSkrr. NAYS
Flour dull and unsettled: there Il nor much
coming N ard not much on the market 80 thsf
prices are better rnsintarnci than they would be
IL the article was pressed on The MARKET superfns
sold at 81 10. and some family and fancy at
81 5004 65.
Wheat dull and heavy and prices are nouinally
unchanged
Oats In good demand At SIC
Corn sold At 36c and IN good demand though
there were large offerings 60 arrive . week OF 90
hence at the current rate without buyers
Rye has advanced 10 52c
Whisky unchanged snd dull az Gle
A good demand for mess pork; sales st el0
506ll. the latter rate for good city brands
A good demand for lard after the report from
New York; sales az he
A moderate demand for bulk shoulders: 400.
600 lbs sold at SIC for loose. and SIC cor
packed; 900 pieces hams sold az &Lc.
Nothing doing in bacon.
Nothing new in groceries.
Exchange !. prem; gold advanced 10 81.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-10

town, she immediately started down the river.
Our troops reached that town on the following
evening.
Provisions. clothing and merchandise Is very
scarce throughout the Souih
Tennessee money - az a premium Of 20 per
cent aud gold 100 pee cent.
Drafting for the army Is going on. regardless
OF position, and many Union men are flying to
the mountains and swamps.
Fort Pillow is the only defense on the Mssis-
sipp that is considered SEIZURE on the water side.
Prices army has gone TO Fort Pillow and Corinth.
The force nc Corinth Is supposed TO be 10000
men.
Fifteen boats are now at Little Rock taking on
board twelve thousand Arkansas troops for
Cotinth
is now flooded
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-10

- SINGER 4 CO. - LIZ TEX y FAM
lily SEWING MACHINE, with all the improve
mcnts. is the REST and CHEAPEST and MOST BE AUTi-
FUL Of all sewing machines. This machine will any
thing from the running Of tuck in aretan the max
Ing Of an overcoaianything from pilot beaver cloth
the scfest eauze gosamer tissue, and j.
ready DO i, work perfection. II ie hem, bind
gather tuck quilt, and has capacity for variety
Of Ornamental work. This i not the only machine that
can fe hem, bind. and forth, but it Will do better
than any other machine The Letter a Family Sewing
Machine may be had IN great variety Of cabne, cases
The Folding Case, which Is beeo ming popular. IS,
implies. that be folded into box
case which, wher opened makes beautiful. substantial.
spacious table for the work upon The
u every imaginable designPlan a. the wood grew
in it. native forest; or deliberately finished can
make them. l. NJ. SINGER co.
No s5s Broadway New York.
ssS-Ind,anapolls oface-No. odd felovs' Hall.
Washington street. apls-dly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-10

unite in their several places Of worship in humble
supplication To Almighty God that He will vouch-
safe His blessing ON the Confederate arms-that
he will strengthen and protect their armies. and
watch over and protect the people from the ma
ehinations of the enemy, and in Ills own good
time restore peace
RICHMOND, Va, May 3.-Gov. Letcher has i
sued pr, amation announcing the rejection q
majority of q, SIS.
AususTA, Ga. May 3.-Pnsoners who esca.
ped IRON KEY West report that 5000 Federals
are on the Island. 500 are in the hospital with
smallpox
MENrHrs. May 5.-A local item in the Ava
lanche says:
Some city merchants refuse TO take Confeder
ate money, even at heavy discount.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-10

NKw MAKKrT. VA, May e.-Yestsrday after
noon the rebel pickets above Columbiana Bridge,
on the east side of the Shenandoah were driven
back 10y detachments under Colonel Foster, who
VAS subsequently anibuscaded by two rebel regi-
ments The action lasted an hour when Foster
withdrew. The enemy did not pursue him. The
cuemy's loss is not stated. This morning twelve
of our men reported missing.
1t i reported here that skirmish occurred
Yesterday near Stanton between Milroys sd-
vance and Edward Johnsons command. The
latter VAS repused
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-10

SuPRKnE CoURr or INDIANA DECISIONS John
A Beal et al vs.. Charles A Ray-Marion c. C.
Petition for rehearing overruled This action
OF the Court. as we understand il. places Judge
beal. so soon as he can get his commission. on
the bench Of the Marion Pleas instead of Judge
Raw
John ;. Scobey vs.. Israel I. Gibson-Decatur
G. G. Petition for rehearing overruled
G p Reversed
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-10

PirrsAASs Ferry. Ark. Nav s.-Two gen
tlemen who have been IN the South since the
commencement Of the blockad arrived here to-
day They lett Memphis two weeks since. CON
ing To Jack-onport on the steamer Sam Hale
which arrived there last Tuesday; but her officers
hearing that our troops were marching on that
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-10

- All the city oficials-the Mayor, the
Clerk, the Treasurer, the Engineer, the Marshal,
the Chief Fire Engineer, the Prosecuting Attor-
ney, are located now in Glenns' magnificent
Block. East Washington street, either in their
own Offices or loungng in Offices of others.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-10
c9- The anniversary of the Orphan socie,,

~ The anniversary of the Orphan Society
will be held at Masonic Hall to morrow Sab
BATH afternoon ut a quarter to four O'Clock.
The order OF exercises will be as follows:
/. Singing.
Reading the Scriptures and Prayer.
3. Singing
4. Reading of Sec'y and Treas RS Report
>. Address by Rev. Mr. Nixon.
8. Singing.
.. Address by Rev. Mr.. Colclazier.
3. Benediction.
Mr.. Osgood has kindly consented to lead the
singing.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-10

q The following rebel prisoners have died
at INDIANAPOLIS from May TO Nav 9: Thomas
Louden, Wilcox's cavalry ] Kincaid. co !.
Doth Tenn; j NJ G Hall co ID. 4lst Tenn Israel
Hale. co +, 9TH Ky; VI Mabry. co II. 18th
Miss; Giles Slate, co +. seth Va; Wiley l.
Spray, co ID. list Tenn; J II Higgins, co A, 4th
Miss; Jos Siles, co H. dist Tenn: Isaac Sellers.
co q. dist Tenn; J B Bates, co @. 4th Miss.
Total number of deaths at this point TO date, POI
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-10

PROBABLE MSsDER-SrEP FATHER AND SrFp
Soy Might before last, old man named De
Forrest. wood-sawyer by occupation, living in
the Northeastern suburbs had alteration with
his step son, which resulted in the telling of the
boy with an axe. The lad is some sixteen years
OF age. and idiouc. The old man himself is re
ported to be of feeble mind The BOYS skull
was fractured. and he will probably die. although
alive at last accounts. The old man was arrested
and lodged in Jail.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-10

.B- The Weekly Sentinel of next Monday. is
the last paper in which notices of application for
license cap be published in time for the June term
of the County Commissioners All advertise
ments for Mondays Weekly must be handed in
to-day
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-10

Ex-Governor Morton has made provision for
the transportation home of the 18th and 10th In
diana regiments Zone year mem who are TO be
mustered out OF service next week at Washing
ton Gen. W. j. Elliott, understand, is the
agent of his Excelency in this regard.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-10

cE- Public speakers, clergymen, and others
affected with bronchitis, OF any other form OF
throat affection. will find prompt relief by using
Spaulding's throat confections, or Browns bron-
chial troches For a genuine article 60 to Sc
hours drug store, No. ) Bates block.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-10

ry- We are told that Psrson Goodwin. the
Niger loving editor of the American, has run
away slave employed at his farm. east OF the city.
Whe,her Parson coufseaiei the niger. or wheth-
he told the darkv how conhscste himself,
our Informant could not tell, hut he i rather OF
the epinion that the Parson never reld the 18th
article of the Constitution of Indiana.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-10
NJ e DICAL.


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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-10

IL Colonel Blake Of the 10th Indiana, has
been presented with a magnificent horse. the gift
OF Messrs. Halliday, Ritchey. Resor, Fuller. De
hart. Ellicotte, Kirkpatrick and Culver, all farm
ers of Wildcat prairie.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-10

IL Professor Fletcher returned yesterday
from st. Louis, whittier be had gone by order of
Governor Morton, looking after sick and wound
ed Indiana soldiers. He reports everything pro-
crossing favorably for the early return OF the
brave men.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-10

II Ii you are in the habit of wearing your
boots crooked YOU should call Immediately at
Cady 4 Co.'S and procure pair made on rh
"Plumer Last" They obviate this difficulty. III
the foot exactly, and feel like old shoe" from
tie start. They have a large stock of all kinds
of coosis