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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-17
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'SiT; take pleasure IN aiding ny tssnmonf to
the eteacT Of your Medicines haFing derived very
tter al ben et nom the use Of both your Peeforal
and Odthartic rhis ! Em never Uitlfu Ut them -
ny family. nor al I ever ms mt 70 Be, while M
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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-22

CONCORD, ". H.. April 20.-The freshet is the
highest known since 1851. Portions Of the seve-
raj railroads are badly washed awav.
A bridge at Lebanon, on the Northern road,
was entirely carried away.
HARTFORD, April 20.-The river has risen .
inches above low water mark and rising nearly
an inch per hour
The high water has caused much damage and
suffering.
The railroad track near Springfield is sub
merged for five miles, but il is not seriously
damaged.
The trains north from tins city will be delayed
by the food.
HARTFoRD. Or, April 2l.-The food has now
reached twenty eight feet eight inches. twenty
inches short of 1854, which was the greatest flood
ever known here.
MONTREAL, April 2l-There are heavy freshets
prevailing throughout Lower Canada. Many
villages are flooded and there has been great
destruction of property The locks and dams
near Attawa are in danger, and the Western trains
have been interrupted for the last two days. The
roads is washed out near Cornwall, but is ex
pected to get right today
PIrTsBURG, April 2l.-The river is ID feet by
the peir mark and rising fast.
The weather is still wet, and it has been raining
steadily since last night AT 10 o'clock.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-22
BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Market.

NEW YORK, Aprii IL
Flour-more doing and market shade firm
er; sales at 81 50d4 40 for superfne State;
81 S0@4 80 for extra State; 81 5O@4 40 .or
superhne Western: 81 e0C05 90 for common to
medium extra Western, 50 25@5 30 for shipping
brands extra round hoop Ohio. and s. 4O@6 10
for trade brands the market closing steady
Whisky heavy and dropping; sales at 23@2312c
for Western.
Wheat heavy and declining; sales of Milwau-
kee club at 81 % delivered; winter red Western
81 2S(dl 30 and prime white Michigan 81 40.
Corn market dull and dropping; sales at 5s6l
SOC for mixed Western in store and delivered, 81
5Sc for Southern ana Jersey yellow.
-Sugar-demand not very active; prices have
undergone no material change.
Co.fee-No transactions of any importance are
reported; prices unchanged.
Pork dull and easier; sales at Sl2@l2 % for
mess, Sl0@l0 - for prime, and Sl2 50@l3 90
for prime mess.
Beet quiet and without material change.
Lard less active. but prices without material
change; sales at I "a Size.
Butter is selling at sable for Ohio and l5@
Doc for State
Cheese firm at g. q 9c.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-22
Noon Reports.
CAPTURE OF APALiCHI(OLi.
BEAUREGARD'S ARMY.
THE EASTERN FRESHET
FROM RANKS'S DIVISION.
w SHIN GTON NEWS
G O ~ @ IL T. ~ - ION A L.
RIOT In SAINT LOUIS
Noon Reports.
BEAUREGARD,S ARMY.
THE EASTERN FRESHET
FROM eANKs's DIVISION.
WAS IEINGTON NEWS
CONGIsE SION AL.
RIOT In SAINT LOUIS


INV YORK, April 20.-The city of Apalachi
cola has been successfully occupied by our troops
thus giving Us another important point in Florida
The capture was effected by the gunboats Merce
dita and Sycamore with little opposition. on the
Sd inst few shells dispersed the reoels and
the non resident portion of the population were
found almostin starving condition. The blockade
had effectually cut off supplies on the seaboard
and their resources from inland were not suff-
cient TO maintain the ordinary comforts of life.
Under these circumstances it is not to be wonder
ed ut that the people should proclaim loyalty TO
the Union.
The Herald has the following letter:
The latest information from the South is of the
utmost Importance. Beauregaris army has been
terribly demoralized and according to his own IN
formation he has only about IS, 900 effec-
tive men.
The following telegram has been intercepted
by Gen. Mitchell and is fun confession of the
hopelessneSS of the rebel cause in the West:
CoRINTH, April 9.
To Gen. S. Cooper, Richmond: All present
probabilities are that whenever the enemy move
on this position he will do SO with overwhem-
ing force of not less than So. 0O0. We can now
muster only about 81, 0C0 electives. Van Dorm
may possibly join in few days with about
$4,000 more. Can We be reinforced from Penn.
berton's army. If defeated here lose the
mississippi valley ana proDaoiy our cause, where
as we could even afford to lose for IA while
Charleston and Savannah for the purpose OF de-
fedting Buell's army, which would not only in
sure the valley of the Mississippi but our inde-
pendence.
y Key West letter of the 18th says:
learn by the Philadelphia that when she left
Havana the ship :. II. Mallory which lately
brought battalion OF the 9TH New Hampshire
regiment to + ort jefferson, was lying alongside
the rebel steamer Asatc taking the cotton out
of her for an European port.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-22

A NEW IMPLEMENT or Waive yesterday
had paragraph with regard to the recent inven-
ton OF Michael Ritner, Esq, of Vineennes. The
Cincinnati Gazette, speaking with regard to tne
trial of il, says: A heavy malleabe iron targat.
two inches in thickness. lined with eight inches.of
solid oak, was perforated through and through
with this new missile Only one pound andi a
quarter of powder and ten pound ball from, a
three inch Dahlgren was used. The experiment
was complete success. and exceeds anything
ever before accomplished. The improvement
which consists in the sabot and ball. both being
constructed upon plan not heretofore adopted,
claims the serious attention of the Government
Ii Is thought by scientific artllerists who witne.s
ed the test, that with twenty-five pounds of poly
der and lO0-pound shot-no ron-clad vessel
that float, will Toe able to withstand il. i
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-22
SPEECHES OF
Hendricks and Voorhees,.

The speech Of Hon. Thomas A. Hendricks before the
emccrstc Convention on the Eighth Of January, 1884,
n the speech Of Hon. Daniel w. VOORHEES, IN the House
Representative, February 20 the duty OF the Fed
al Government in its relations TO the civil war and the
ects Tor which i should be prosecuted are Tor sale at
Is ooe, published IN pamphlet Of sixteen pages. in
adins both speeches. Each one Is among the able
isered on the present crisis and should be placed in
p hands Of every voter In the State.
The hrstissue having been entirely exhausted
- repnntng large edition supply the increasing
mand
Those living on express routes must provide for pre-
lsying the postage, which Is one cent per copy.
Price al per hundred. All orders promptly filed.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-22
From Gen. Banks's Division.

NEW MARKET, a, April ~, lcb2.
Hon. E. w. Stanton: TODAY have been TO
the bridges the south fork of the Shenandoah
in Massanutin valley with force of infantry,
cavalry and artillery, 70 protect the two impor-
tant bridges that cross the river. We were in
sight of Suray at the south bridge. 4 sharp
skirmsh occurred with the rebels, in which they
lost several prisoners. Their object was the de
structon OF the bridges Reports indicate a
strong force at Gordonsville and a contest there.
the whole resulting in the belief that they are
concentrating at Yorktown.
Signed y. y. BANKS.
NV MArKEr, Va. April % The flight of
Jackson from the valley by the way of the noun
tans. from Harrisonburg towards Stannardsville
and Orange Court House or GordOnsvile, is con
frmed this morning by scouts and prisoners.
(Signed) y. T. BANKS,
Major Gen. Commanding.
CAMP NEAR SPARTA, VA, April 20.-Every-
thing Is quiet in front of Us. Yesterday cav
airy reconnaissance penetrated the valley several
miles towards Harrisonburg. and report that there
are large quantities OF forage and fresh provisions
there.
Deserters report Jackson's advance was at
McGaughrystown, east of Harrisonbure. and still
retreating. Ashby'. command still firms the
rear guard, Signal officers report that the cav
airy OF the enemy was in sight Yesterday alter
noon. Deserters believe that Jackson means 10
cross the Blue Ridge and reach Gordonsyille.
Others think he intends making a detour 10 at
tack our left flank.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-22

ST. JouIs, April 2l.-A riot occurred at East
St. Louis on Saturday night, in which three men
were injured.
In consequence of high water the inhsbit.nt.
stopped Gp the culvert on the Ohio and Missis.
sippi railroad. TO prevent the t0xn being sub
merged. The road master fearing the track
would be washed away. PROCEEDED With the tack
hands to remove the distractions They we're
met by a crowd who ordered them Of. The
matter was referred to the Provost Marshal. who
sent over a guard of sixty men % quell he dis
tuTbance and protect the railroad men. They
found - or loo men assembled 10 proven; tie
distractions from being removed. The crowd
was ordered away bat refused 10 90 and the guard
advanced Several shots we're fired al them but
no one injured. The guard then charged bayonets
in the crowd, and three men were injured. one
seriously.
YESTERDAY Col Parsons and Mr. Bacon. Presi-
dent of the road. went over TO examine into the
matter. aud decided TO allow the distractions TO
remain. as their removal involved the destruction
of vast amount Of property.
u is doubtful whether the embankment of the
road will prevent the town from beng sub
merged. as the road is nearly overlooked in seve-
raj places
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-22

No TNprs~IsNs THrRr-An accounts agree
that during The battle Of Pittsbnrg, there we're
hundreds ii not thousands of towards who skuik-
ei away and sought shelter under the river bluffs
But none charge that any Indianians we're 10 be
seen in the crowd Wherever the battle ragged
fercest the HoOsier soldier could DE found. man
fully maintaining his ground; but there was not
one Indianian 20 be found in the crowd of fugi-
tives skulking from danger aud hiding beneath
the river bank. This is a fact deserving Of
record.
= BY the death Of Col 5 ). Bass, the CON-
mand of the 30th Regiment devOlves upon Lieut..
Col. j. b. Dodge, of Warsaw, and Major q. ID.
Hurd will be promoted TO Lieut.. Col
There are 3 300 soldiers at the hospitals in
and about Washington
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-22

M,prsov. Wis, April 2l-Eight to nine hun
dred prisoners arrived here day by special train
from Chicago. They are quartered at Camp
Randall. guarded by three companies of the
Wisconsin 18th regiment.
The executive department received this morn.
ing the startling announcement of the death OF
Gov. Louis r. Harvey, drowned at Savannah,
Tennessee, on Saturday night, while stepping
from one boat to another. The body is not yet
recovered The State offices are closed for the
day, and flags are at half mast.
Gov II. was a native of Connecticut. about
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-22

IT, On Sunday night last. Sergeant Major
attached 70 the 6lst Indiana. the 81 Irish On
countered on>his way at night TO Camp Mort!n.
an individual. lie hailed the man and told him ae
must 90 back TO camp with him. Thereupon Fsbe
fugitive confessed that he was an escaped rebel,
and offered the sergeant $50 to let him 20. ut
the Sergeant, like every other loyal citizsn,
was incOrruptible. and led the prisoner back
10 camp The brave and honest man. ike
Williams, Paulding and Van Vert, of re';o-
lutionary memory. would not have taken s55. go
or $50. OO0,O O0 aud let the rebel go. There Ire
traitors South, there are traitors North but thtre
are honest and true men everywhere.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-22

these inquiries 70 take the necessary steps 20 OBJ
tain the Information.
On motion Of Mr. Loveioy the resolution vas
tabled BY vote 81 65 against 81, Republicans
generally voting in The affirmative
On motion Of Mr.. Porter a resolution vas
adopted instructing the Committee on Invalid
Pensions TO report bin providing pensions fof
disabled soldiers OF the present war.
The House reconsidered tie vote BY which tie
resolution was 70 dav adopted calling for the
expenditures Of the Western Department., and
then rejected IL.
Dir. Owens resolution was tabled, and the
resolution Of Mr.. Aldrich. instructing ths Judi.
ciary Committee 20 report back the bill for the
trial and punishment Of military ofscers charged
with swindIing, was passed. Adjourned.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-22

diers at Evansville wounded severely TO
prevent them from getting furloughs:
THIRTY NINTH INDIANA.
Patrick NJ O'Counell, co X Geo Moses, co g;
Thos Green, co &: DIR j Hostetter, co b.; M.l-
ton Sharp, co G; Miller Belser, ID; Geo ~
Daniel, co b; Stephen Beiderman, co ID: Wm;H
Welch, CO F. Robert G Peters, co ID; Sanford
For ice, CO G; Cornelius Devol co 4.
FORTY THIRD INDIANA.
John Brescoe. co G.; ohm Craw ford. CO G.
THIRTY SECOND INDIANA.
John Elmer, co G.; Vim. Geobe, co b; Julius
TheObald, co T. .
THIRTIETH INDIANA.
Jas Welch. co Err VIM Reynolds. co l.;
r Hurlbut. co i Resin McCosh; CO III; VI +
tin Whtner, co c.
NINTH INDIANA. !
injury Mcconnell, John Ritz, co II; Matthew
Heron, co X.
FORTY FOURTH INDIANA.
Chas X Tyler, CO III; Jared 4 HOcsel co X;
Thos Lesley. co X; Joseph Ncodemus, co g;
John keefer co g: Basil Hunter, b: Albert
Westfall, co b; Alfred Daugerts, co ID; NJ ID
Campbell, co b. Lewis Lghtioot. co b; Patrick
Owen. C; J ii Hoagland. co II; Stephen Wai
BILL co d. Michael Harrison. co C.; - irwin,
co | John Goucher, co +; W NJ johnson, co y;
Austin Warehouse, color bearer.
THIRTY FlfIH INDIANA.
Charles III Prater. G.; Felix Galager, co b
Chas Hiner, co b: Rufus Council, CO Q.
THIRTY SIXTH INDIANA.
Jas W Evans, co +; John Bridget, co a.
TWENTY FOURTH INDIANA.
VIM Quarterman, co G; Zecheriah j Tate, 20
b; Daniel Riley, CO /.
TWENTY THIRD INDIANA.
Lew Hoffman, co. a; Josiah Mullen, co.
John Hannocks, CO. A; Samuel Goddard, co. II
Erwin Erney, CO. G.
ELEVENTH INDIANA.
Vim. Nores. CO. A; Samuel X Walden. co. &;
L. c. Chatfeld Orderly to General Lew WALLACE.
TWENTY NINTH INDIANA.
Seth " kesey, co. b; Joseph NJ Bennett, CO
f; Harvey G. Green, co. ID; Taylor Douglas, cP
4.
NINETEENTH REGULARS.
VIM. Manning, William c. Hazelrisg, John
Lester, John Mcdonnell.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-22
COMM RCIAI.
~ rELEGRAPH.
Cincinnati Market.

CIScTSSATI, April 81
Flour dull and prices nominal: superfne is Of
fered at Si@4 10 and extra 81 l5d425
Red wheat advanced TO SSd90c; 10 change in
white.
No change in other grain.
Whisky steady at loc.
There Is no demand for mess pork. and prices
are nominal
A moderate demand for bulk meats and the
market steady; sales of 300 900 los at 3dalsc
for shoulders loose, 314c packed, and I5s@41 sc
for sides; lot of 100000 los extra heavy sides
at SC.
Lard dull at 7d7l6c
Molasses scarce and firm at 42@43c.
Sugar firm at 81 d934c.
Coffee quiet at l9@2lc.
Exchange firm at I. prem.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-22

- Mr.. Wells, ol the corner Of New Yshk
aud Nes jersey streets. had fine young r:ee
destroyed by the cows Yesterday morning. III
was vel bOxel, and had been nuriured for thtee
years. and now, when nearly ready 10 shade gil
passers by. the cows destroy IL. Who should Tin
justice, suffer for this-the Council, the owI.er
OF the COW. or Mr.. Wellsl Mr.. Wells pays ta.,es
for the protection of his person and property;-is
he not entitled 10 it, A is like front tOO.h;
II takes long time to grow. and when destroyed
or injured Is hard 70 replace Hence the gr;at
necessity Of protecting tree from cows that I've
by trezpasSinr
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-22
From Warrington.

WASHINGTON April 2l.-A State prisoner.
Jesse ID. Horton, from near Hagerstown. Mary
land. was shot bv sentry Yesterday. at the old
Capital prison. and died in a few hours after.
The recent order of the Treasury Department
forbidding the shipment of coal 10 foreign and
home ports south OF the Delaware has been
tar modified as 70 confne il TO the ports north Of
Cape St Rogue. South America, and west of
that longitude
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-22
InlpOrt3nt 10 Females!

One department Of our Dpensary j. specially devoted
t. the q the Of Fenales such As I-
chorrhea white, Irregular Painful and Suppress
Mensruaion. Nervous and General Debility, Diseases Of
he Womb. Barrenness. &c.
Consult ations and examinations free Of charge.
Also. for sale. DR.. DEwEE>'S INCUBATOR PILLS
For Female Distractions, Irregularities &c. Married la
dies in certain situations should them they
would miscarriage Price 81 per box and may be
sent hy mail.
DR. GALEN'S PREVENTIVE-An invaluable article
for wishing limit the number Of their offspring
the barren Who desire children. warranted not 20 jure
the health and will last for lifetime. any address
under seal. receipt Of the price-rNO DOLLARS.
Patients At A DI>rANCE-By sending brief state
nent Il their symptom, viii receive blank Chart contain
ing list i questions. for the oftreatmen
&c. Medicines sent any part of the country 10 any
case Al home. free from danger curiosity.
All transactions private and confidential Remember
the name and number.
Direct all letter.
GALEN's HAD DIsPENsARY.
cctl5-d&~ LOui,vils Ky.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-22
General Orders-NO. 22.

ApJUTANr GENERALs OFFICE l. V M
Indianapolis. April 81, 1852
The conduct of Lieut.. Fitzwilliams, of the u
irish, 6lst regiment Indiana volunteers having
,een Inexperienced, General Orders No. %
iismissing him fIom the service. has been revD
Ied, and he is restored to his former position.
By order of His Excellency, Governor Morton
in-Chief.
LAz NOBLE, Adj. Gen. Indiana.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-22
From Fortres. Monroe.

FORTRESS Monroe, April 2O-The weather to-
day is very unpleasant, with cold rain-storm.
There is no news of any Importance from York
town. as yet. The adylces from there are up TO
this afternoon. and say that everything is unusu-
ally quiet.
The sale of Harper's Weekly for the present
week has been stopped ON account of the illus
trations it gives of the vicinity of Yorktown.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-22

NorIcE-I have just received another large
ter of step ladders, and can now supply those
ho have been waiting for them. Every family
ii every person should have one. They are just
K ladder for general use as they are SO stout,
|ht aud cheap. Sizes kept on hand from four TO
} feet Daniel Williams of Werden and Co,
|pOsitc Glenu's Block. 2l-3.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-22

fortytwo years OF age. was member Of the
convention which framed the constitution Of the
State. and FOR several years leading member OF
the State Senate At the time OF his death he
was engaged in the humane object of ministering
to the wounded at Pittsburg Landing. having
taken with him an immense amount OF hospital
stores, donated at his suggestion by the cities Of
Milwaukee Madison. and Jonesvile
tis successor is Lieut. Gov Edward Solomon,
of Milwaukee
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-22

lNprAxAPoLis GYMNASIUM AND BowLIxG Al
~ Since the discontinuance of the hospital
ely located at this institution. the Gymnasium
ll has been renovated and re-arranged. and in
lew days will be open again Ia members, under
former auspices The manifest advantages of
mnastic exercises for the purposes of health
q physical recreation hardly need urging upon
= public at this day. "a they are appreciated by
cry rational mind We take pleasure. there
Re. m announcing the early re opening of our
|mnnS.um
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-22

kutl FlRGusoN. E>Q. RKAL EsrArr Acyxr.
We call attention 70 the adv ertisernents az hi.
/ tcmau. lie buys. sells aud exchanges hous.
iuts. lands and farms commission He ne
Itiaies. loans. examines titles. &c Mr. Ferru
b. Icing al able lawyer as well as an accom-.
shed business man, all matters entrusted 10
/. care will undoubtedly be we'll attended Ia
: office j. on East Washington street. nearly
Iposite Glenns' Block. Persons wishing IA sell
exchange real estate. would consult their In
rests by registering the same on his books
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-22

FoE SALE or SwoP.-A good substantial horse
[table for buggy use or any other ordinary
(ork. perfectly sound, will be either sold
|aded for well trained riding horse, that must
warranted To be perfectly sound and gentle,
|ld not more than six years old, and about ID l,
binds high. Apply at this office. 2l-u
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-22

- Mr. Leopold Kabis has. we learn. sgnii
his willingness To remain as the General Su
rintendent of the West Empire Saloon. of
'ich r. Bcebe. Esq. ia the proprietor Spleen
mint juleps. and every other elegant and re-
.shng drink NAV be obtained at all times. at
: famous establishment of which Mr.. Leopold
ibis is the Superintendent. Mr.. Kabis is an
list. and knows what gentlemen want, and his
xei fluids are unsurpassed and unapproacha
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-22

me DAILY sTkrE SENTINEL ]. ssui BY all the early
aerning express and fright trains an delivered 20 sub
fers IN adjacent towns about the time Il i dis
ou'ed In thiseity. THIS enables readers at Assistance
ON the Capital Of Insns, get the q the day
ON six 70 twelve hoar before they receive through
spe-s published elsewhere. News dealers and carriers
any e. the towns railroads centsrng al Indianapolis
~ be supplied with the SENTINEL a. good terms a.
~ other paper. Clubs for the Daily viii be supplied at
gents rates. Orders are ,slcited. d4w
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-22

IHI Hoe ORDINANcK-A good deal of inter
Beng lelt regarding the recent ordinance of
City Council. prohibiting the running at large
h1-s. we subioin tie ayes and noes upon..the
n 'aSsage thereof Citizens interested will
.tsc make their own observations:
Ayc~-Me>srs. Coliey Blake. Brown. Fletcher,
uehey, Mezcer. and Wallace
Nve--Slessrs. kuhlmtn. McNabh, RichmAnu.
! >eihert-i
The ordinance i TO be enforced on and after
1t of MAY
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-22
From cairo.

CAIRO, April 2l.-Govenor Harvey of Wis
consin drowned on Saturday night at eleven
o'clock, while passing from one boat TO another,
at Savannah, in the Tennessee river. The body
was not found when dispatches left.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-22

INDIANA WOUNDED AND SICK The following
diana soldiers have arrived at Cincinnati:
III " Phillips, CO ID. 81 battery: W Brown.
|. l. Cares. do; Vim Washer. do: VI Lum.
IS. Lieut.. co /. SD: VIM Hauston. Sergeant.
/: J G Cowing. do: J & Ross, do Burn
pa. 9th: J Neif. do: \ FarIow. do. ID VI Switzer
81: { Clifford. 42d: \ NJ Edison. III cavalry /:
y Ponnell. Doth; J Hurt. III cavalry; + Vii
ii. Lieut.. 18th: l. + Dick. 5Ith: VI Rawlins.
IL. 4 Black. 29th