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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-30
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

Administrators sale OF Heal Estate.
UasUANT to an or.ier o. the Couri OF Common Pleas
n OF Marion County lntlsns. The undersigned Adj
mini-trators Of the Of William Stewart
will SELL al private sale. in lots pats Of lots TO suit
buy Lots Nos TO- II and L. IN square No II IN the
City % lndiznapols. than which there scarcely
more desirable property Tor residences in the city
Terms:-One-third ca h; one-thrd. with interest IN
six mouths; and balance. W IN interest IN eighteen
nonhs-the pur haser giving notes with security accord
ing 10 law.
e Cha ! n G, STEWART Administrators
George Y. Gordon. Attorney.
July n. l562-dlw
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New NedICal Discovery.

For the speedy and permanent cure Of
IONOEkHEA, CLEFT, URETHAi DISCHARGES
SEMINAL WEAKNESS. NIGHTLY EMISSIONS
fNCDNTINANCE. GESITAL IRRgTA BILITH
Gravel structure znd AGeccs OF he Kidneys Bladder
which has been used by upward OF one
hundred physicians.
~ THEIR PRIVATE PRACTICE, WITH ENTIRE sUc-
ChSs s"perseding cubeb', Copaiba, Capsuls or any
other compound hitherto Known
BELLS SPECIFIC PILLS
Are speedy in action often efectng cure In few DAYS
and WREN cure i effected II b permanent They are
prepared iro vegetable extracts that harmless On
the system and never naGseats the stomach or imeg-
nate the breath: and being suar-coated all natseos
taste Is avoided No charge of diet necessary Will.
using them dOes their action interfere with business
pursuits. Each box contains So dozen Pills
PRICE oSE DOLLAR.
Ana VIII be sent BY mai postpaid ~ any advertised
Agent on receipt OF the money. Sold BY Druggists gen.
orally
None genuine without my signature on the urspter
j. BRYAN. Rochester. y. y
-, - General Agent.
la-dkW 81
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VI A y III d d ID;
now LOST! HOW RESrOueDu

"aH N1Fts7l<d "a a o<alFd LHTe70J<-
PRicK SIX CENTS
a LECTURE On the Mature, Treatment ana Radical
~ Cure 81 Spermatorrhara seminal Weakness In
voluntary Eui>>ions sexual Debility and impeachment,
% marriage generally. Servousness Consumption Fu-
lep-y and Fits Mental ard Physical Incapactv re-'nx
from Self Abuse, Se-By koBEKr J. CULvERwELI.
NJ d.. Author q the Grssa Bod d. "A Bon IA
Thousands q Sufferers " under - Al IN rl.fn en-
velope, address, pest paid rceipt q ix cent.
or two postage stamps. Dr. CH J. C. KLINE III Bow-
cry. New York. postoffcs Bon <5ss AIRS dkwam 4.
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Democratic Union State Ticket

yoR SECRETARY STATE.
JAMES ). ATH0N,
OF Marion County.
roR kUDfToE OF Stair,
JOSEPH RISTINE.
or Fountain County.
roR rREssURER ov STATE,
MATTHEW L. BRETT.
OF Dsviess County
FoR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
OSCAR X H0RD.
OF Decatur County.
r-S SUPERINTENDENT ~ PrsLts INSTRUCTION,
SAMUEL L. RUGG,
Or Allen County.
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100 BAGS Old Java Coffee
100 BAGS Rio Coffee
$50 BOXES Ground ''''''' DO in Pa s.
Sn BAGS Roasted Coffee;
200 @ Tyson Ea asd o siaSS" ass fSs9
cheap
A ISpiCE. Cas,ia. Cloves, Cinnamon and a general
assortment Of Spices suitable for retail trades Black
aud Cayenne Pepper For sale low by
RUGER q CALDWELL,
65 East Washington st.
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EuPORTANTTO LADIES.

hR. JOHN HARVEY, HAVING FOR UPWARD on
twenty years oted his professional lime xc,u-
sIveiy 10 the treatment q female Dsfftcusfies.
and having sacceet~ in thousands restoring
ths aiicietto sound health, has entire confidence
Dd.ring publicly bis
Great .fm<riC0n Rensfdv.-
Or HkRyEY's
CHR0ND- THERMAL FEMALE PILLS
Which have never yet failed when the dreotions have
from
OBSTRUCTION. or sToPPAGE OF NATURE.
Or restoring The system perfect Der
from Spinal Affections, Proapsur. Cter the whitex or
other weakness. II the Uterine Organs Also IN All css<,
oil Debility Nervous Prostitution: Hyster,cs Paints.
tons &C. which are the forerunners more serious dis
l25- These pills perfectly harmless on m. eonsi
tuition and bs taken By the 80
out causing distress 81 the c Ike r--
oy strengthening nvigorsfing and restoring re- svs~r
10 leatny condition. and by bringing On the monthly
perod with regularity, nonaft-r from what ca =. ne
oostruction- may arise They should however ,o -.
taken 1urnz the brst three four mouths Of rreer.r
Though safe a any other tine woa,f -
tie result -
Each box contains 90 Pills Price al and .e., A..
sired viii - -ent by mall prepaid by any a4verr-~a
Agent On receipt II the money.
Sold by Druggists generally 4 BRYAN
Rochester. View York. General Ar~r,
Boy- ioNI1NsON cox. A gents for IEdisnspolIs
iulyls-d6w'sl
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

indianapolis. md Jaly IS. 1852.
NTOTCE l. hereby given that sealed Proposals. will he
Y receive d by the undersigned until 10 O'Clock p NJ
. the Both inst. for
500 Camp Kettles;
COO Ness Pans:
1000 Picks.
5O0 Pick Handles;
zoo spades.
325 Sets of Wall Tent Poles;
1880 Large Tent Pms.
one half Of the above be delivered within ten
DAYS after coHtract j. awarded. and the balance within
twenty day thereafter The Camp Kettles AMI No.
Pans be maze Of Charcoal Iron and 10 conform 10
Amy patterns The supplies must b. delivered ia bon e.
eady for shipment, AZ the Government Warehouse IN the
city. Samples will be -fI al this Office Inlornaton a.
to the above be had by letter in person by apply
ing 20 the undersigned. JAMES A FKIS ~
N-S-o'e A. q U.SA.
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Kis: :. : - =" ''-' ''''' ''- -' '@''' anu
sbHl BOXES Herring;
100 BOXES Goldfish
100 BOXES Smoked H'i''''-
For sale low by
RUGER & CALDWELL,
6s Eas; Washington st
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4 LARGE ard well selected assortment 81 Groceries
n now receiving ard for sale low any hou-e
m The West Country Aerehsnts and Cry rpcers invited
20 examine our stock. kUGER & CALDWELL.
JelSea-d6~ly IS Fast HaShingto -.
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COLD AND SILVER.

will pay the highest pr for American Gold and Sill
yer, also for United Statas Demand Notes old issue
KiIBY FERGUSON.
Exchange Broker
Office No. 24ls East Washington street, up-stair> %
door to right hand. jyl9-lOd
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BELLS SPECIFIC PILLS

~ THEIR PRIVATE PRACTICE, WITH ENTIRE suc
CESS, superseding cubeb-, Copaiba Capsuls or an,
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-27

orchards and grounds herein mentioned, seizure
DESTRUCTION Of private property, being outside Of
camp lines, struggling from their guard stations, with
out proper authority Commissioned officers to be
ported to District, Division or Brigade Headquarters
and nen-commissoned officers and soldiers to be taken
before the Provost Marshal.
VI oEcsrs CT regiments, attachments and companiss
and officers Of the day and Of the police enoned
use their utmest diligence in making known and entorc
ing s necessary the safety of the command
and the city.
By order of Major General Q. S. Grant.
JNo. A. RAWLIhS,
iy11-n Assistant AdjutAnt General.
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Most modern forms of szlutation and civili-
ty are derived from chivalry, or at least from
war, and they all betoken some difference, as
from conquered person to the conqueror;
just as in private life we still continue to sign
ourselves the very humble servants of our
correspondents. The uncovered head was
simply the head unarmed; the helmet being
removed, the party was at mercy. So the
hand ungioved was the hand ungauntIeted !;
and to this day it is an incivility to shake
hands with gloves on. Shaking bands itself
WAS but token Of truce in which the parties
hold each of the others weapon hand, to make
sure against treachery. oo s-laa a eentleman's
bow is but an offer of the neck TO the strUsO
of the adversary; so the lsdy's courtesy is but
the form of going on her knees for mercy.
The general principle is marked, as il ought
naturally to be, still more strongly in the case
of military salutes. Why is q discharge Of
guns salute7 Because it leaves the guns
empty, and at the mercy of the opponent.
And this 10 so true that the saluting with
blank cartridge is modern invention For
nerly, salutes were fred by dischasging the
cannon balls, and there have been instances
in which the compliment has been nearly fatal
TO the visitor whom it meant to honor. When
the officer salutes, he points the drawn sword
to the ground; and the salute of the troops is,
even at this day, called presenting arm" =
that is, presenting them to be taken.
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SPECIAL ORDERS NO. 1873.

HEADQUARTERS, DISTRICT OF WEST TESNEssEE
MEMPHIS, July 9, 1862.
Complaints of recent Irregularities brought to tins
attention CT the General Commanding render necessary
the publication of the following orders:
l. Officers, non-commissonea officers soldiers and per-
in the of the United state are forbidden to
of any person persons in any manner whatever
interfere with the same without proper written authori
ty so to do. Maraudng pering and any unauthorized
and unnecessary seizure destruction private prop
erty prohibited by Orsrs of the Department.
Nos and b. series of 1861 will be punished with
the extreme penalties imposed by the laws OF War; which
is death.
II. Commissioned officers Of companies viii not pass
their camp lines without written permission Of their dis
trict brigade regimenta commanders then only
otcia business, or other urgent and satisfactory
to be given in the letter OF pc mission Nom
commissioned officers and soldiers are prohibited frsn
leaving camp any time except when detailed on duty
the written permission of the Regimsntsl Com
manders, who may grant such permission to not more
than three at any time from each company TO
BE absent under charge of non-commissioned ofhcer
who win be held responsible for their good conduct
III. The pickets and guard reefs will remain at their
il mediate picket guard stations, unless in the dis
charge Of proper military duty, and will not straggie
thersfom under penalty of being arrested and severely
and summariIy dealt with.
ffIstffe SH s"---' y % absent from mp after
The military police patrols, and uicket rnara ,,
arrest all persona found violating any of the prov;so
'aas 0saes' s''nss ~ tsPessipg zpss fhs gardens,
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GENERAL MEDICAL ORDER No. 3.

HEADQUARTERS, prsrSrn-, OF WEST TENNESSEE,
Aemphlss .,
sEcrIoz l. The rank of medical, well
is decided according Section and Section 9, of the
Revised Army Regulations. Where therefore surgeon
of the United Stat Army, Brigadesurgeon serves
with Division, holding his commission from the Presi
den-hs takes precedence before all regmenta surgeons
and is the senior officer.
A circulsr issued from the war 1fies, Washington,
through Aduant-General of the United States Army
defines that the senior Medical Ocer of Division Is
ex-oficio to the Medical Director thereof.
SIC Medical Directors OF Division viii inspect the
regmenta hospitals Instruments medicines and stores
that they always in efficient state for instant
use.
SIC s. Medical Directors of Divisions will that
Surgeons of regiments carefully keep the various records
required By the regulations
SIC f. To facilitate labor, Medical Directors Of Div-
sons will require the senior Engineer Of each brigade to
collect frm the Regimsntal Engineers their monthly
and quarterly reports consolidate them for the brigade
them the Directors of Divisions who in turn
consolidate the brigade reports and transmit to the
redcal Director Of the District the consolidated division
report without delay.
SEC. s. Regimental Surgeons WILL every morning. make
to the commander of their regiment the morning report
required by regulations and sead copy of the to
the Medicad Director of Division.
BY order of Major-General Grant.
JOHN G. J. H0LST0N,
jy4:tf Medical Director.
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ORDER NO. II.
DISTRICT OF WEST TENNESSEE

DISTRICT OF v EST TENNESSEE !
0FFIcz uF THIS PRoyosT MARSHAL GENERAL
MEMPHIs, tennessee July 10, 1862.
The constant communication existing between the
called Confederate army and their friends and sympa
thiZers il the city of Memphis despite the orders here
tofore issued and the enosce Them constrains
the is ung of the following order:
The families residing in the city of Memphis Of
the following Tersons required TO outh beyond
our lines within five days from the date hereof:
l. All persons holding commissions in the so-caled
Confederate army who voluntarily enlisted in said
army who accompany and are connected with the
same.
IL AL persons holding Office under or in the employ of
the so-caled Confederate government.
III. All persc.s holding State County or municipal
Offices who aim allegiance said secaled Confederate
government and who have aba their families and
gone South.
Safe conduct beyond our lines viii be given to the par
ties hereby required to leave, upon application to the
Provost Marshal General, the Provost Marshal of
Memphis.
By command of Major General q. s. Grant.
VIM. S. dILLYEB,
fy11-i Colonel and Provost Marshal General.
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HKADouARTERs Boz - OF CLAIMS,
MEMPHIS, Tenn, July l, 1852.

HKADouARIEzs Bo. n CLAIMS,
MEMPHIS, Tenn, July /, 1852.
The Board Of Claims submits the following rules for
the government of parts asking relief and oontestng
claims.
/. The party asking relief must make short succinet
statement in writing showing that the property in con-
troysrsy is in military possession, and ali the facts re-
latiye the matter of controversy must be clearly
stated and the statement thus made must be sworn to
by the party prosecuting.
q Al the parties interested must be named in the
tition, and must have notice Of such prosecution.
The written statements of all parties viii be heard
Arguments, except short statement of the parties
will no. be heard
s. The Board viii meet at 9 A. NJ and 2PN.
Case set for trial at particular hour mus be heard
at the time, they will be dismissedwithout good
on can be shown for contnuance-and again heard
JAMES r. SLACK,
J. A. McLAU GHLIN, Board.
r. P. De HART.
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PROVOST MARsHAL's OFFICE.


All places within the limits Of the city Of Memphis
immediate suburbs kept for the purpose of re-
failing spirtucas, vinous malt liquors of any kind
be closed and kept closed By and after IL O'Clock
N. Of this day.
Any person violating the letter spirit of this order
by keeping open DIR hiking saloons, retailing therein
with closed dO.s viii subject themselves to imprison-
nent and the forfeiture of their entire stock.
This order sppies to steamboats, while lying at the
landing.
D. G. ANTHONY,
Lieut.. Col and Provost Marshal Of the city of Men,
phis. 3y-tf
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GENERAL ORDERS NO. 81

HEApcuARrERs, MEaRHIs, July "a, 1854.
Travel into and Of Memphis, by carriage, wagon
horse foot in the usual OF business, viii be as
free and uncbstructed consistent with state OF war;
To farmers planters and business with their families
and ser ants will be permitted aDot
passes, any hindrance, the right Of examination
and search when the officer judges it proper and
necessary.
This travel must be by daylight and no exception to
this rule viii be permitted, market and supply
CARTS which may enter an hour before day, provided
they are known to the officer of ,ho rusrd. Wagons
leaving with undue proportion OF any article
of commodity viii be stopped, and if found engaged in
icit trade deception, the Road Guar& will send to
his Brgadier who will take the wagon aud property and
imprson the parties implicated, if he entertain
strong suspicion.
Travellers limited to the following roads:
Ass' --N--en uzsa.
3D. State Line Read.
Sd. Pigeon Roost or Bihaiia Road.
4th. Hsrnaaao Road
9TH. Horn Lake Road.
small guard charged with thi duty win be stationed
each of these roads, about three miles the city
house by the rosd side, whore all travellers viii
pause stop till they receive signal pass. Written
instructions from Headquarters viii be given from tine
time to these Guards AMI when any officer announces
traveller his decision it be Instantly obeygd
however inconsistent it may appear with tho spirit
this order
Cavalry patrols and pcket and infantry Guards posted
for other purposes viii not modest the regular travol
but all such pckets and guards will promptly
send the Provost Marshal ell persons attempting to
depart by any other read and at any other time
or manner than is herein prescribed.
Brig. Gen. Hurlhut is charged With the execution
this order, the Horn Lake Road the Herosndo aud
Pigeon Roost Road; and Brig c. Smith, as to the
state Line and Raleigh Read Details of one cemmis-
stoned and non-oommissioDed vcev and three men
will be sufficient fer each roGd-debi.s permanent CT
weekly at the pleasure OF the Brigadier, who wiz
strengthen the guard under special Instructions whom
in his Judgment it should DC necessary.
By order of Major General ". T. sherman.
J. II. HAMMOND
jy25tfl Assstan Adjutant General and CHI fof s,af.
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HEADQUARTERS, FIFTH Division, /


lowing important order:
HEADQUARTERS, FIFTH DIVISION,
MEMPHIS, Aug. IA, 1852.
Major Fisher, 54th Ohio Volunteers, and
Captain Littleield, Provost Marshal of Gen.
HurlburT's division, are announced as Assist
ant Provost Marshals of Memphis, and will
report TO Col Anthony. More attention will
be given to the quiet and good order ofsoldiers
On the streets. The Assistant Provost Mar
shals, and the patrols and guards sent out by
them, have the power and right to suppress all
riots and nuisances. Any house, where noise,
drunkenness and fighting are either going on,
or likely to occur, is a military nuisance and
will be suppressed by the seizure of its con-
tents and the delivery of the liquors to the
Hospital Department. If the nuisance cannot
thus be suppressed, the house will be burned
or palled down, according TO its position. Any
Brigade Provost Marshal may suppress
nuisance in the vicinity Of his brigade; but no
house will be pulled nown or burned, without
the written order of the commanding General,
the Provost Marshal, or the commander of
brigade. Riots on the streets will be promptly
suppressed by blows, the bayonet, or firing
when necessary. OF course the military are
not bound by the licenses Issued by the city
authorities; as licenses are designed for rev
enue, and not to sanction or encourage crimes
and nuisances.
2. In consequence of the abuse of the priv
ilege, passes given to officers and soldiers are
hereby limited to the time between guard
nlosntiag IN the morning and tattoo at night
When an officer or soldier wishes to remain
absent from his regiment, and stay in the city
over night, he must obtain from his command
ing officer and his Brigadier, special leave of
absence; specifying the reasons of his visit to
the city.
All officers and soldiers found by the provost
guard in the city without passes, at any time
or after 10 o'clock at night without special
leave from their Brigadiers, will be arrested
morning to the guard of Col. McDowelrs
! brigade; soldiers, to work on the Notifications
one week, officers, to be confined to their tents
in arrest. Written lists, with charges, should
| accompany each batch of prisoners thus ar
rested, and sent with them to the fort. 1t Is
hereby made thedutyo of the brigade command
! er Of the I'd brigade 9th division, TO organize
| his guard so as to compel all prisoners confined
! under this order, as well as such as are, or
may be sentenced to work by regimental or
general courts martial, to labor nine hours
each day on the Notifications; he will cause
his guard house to be carefully repaired and
reconstructed, so rs to enable the officer of his
guard to confne prisoners safely and to con-
troll their food. Prisoners who will not work
are not entitled to rations, and must be put on
/ short diet.
3 The regiment of infantry on duty as
Provost Guard in the city, and the cavalry
detailed for the same purpose, are hereby de-
clared to be on guard duty during the time Of
their detail, and are subject to the conditions
of the 45th article of war. BY order of
Major General w. T. SHERMAN.
81. HAMMOND, A. A. Gen.
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ARTICLE sd-pAr1Esrs AND VISITORS.


Sec i. Patients viii ebey and use all prescriptions
made for them by the medical officers and adninsted by
the will conduct themselves with propriety
profane indecent LANGUAGE under penalty 81 for
every Onense, to accrue to the hospital fund.
SEC Patients in the Judgment of the assistant
geons able do So will A. ~ and make their
beds.
SEC. B. An patients wil entry into the hospital he
Invested Of their clothing, and after being washed
shaved and cOmbed if their admits of it, be invested
in hospital garments At their dismissal they win leave
all hospital clothing and resume their own which has in
the mean time been thoroughly cleansed.
SEC. L. Visitors viii be admitted Sundays excepted
from A. till P. They will send up their card
with the object of their visit the chief surgeon Who if
not incompatible with the good of tie sick will admit
them.
SEC. s. No wine, beer spirtuous liquor will be Civ
By visitors TO the PATIENTS and they well as elca
css must be delivered to the surgeon for TIE benefit of
any of The sick, that may most require them, giving
however, the friend The visitor the prefrencs Indi
vidualzsd charity produces heart burnings and jeal.
ousies, and is therefore inilroIer in this case.
SEC Persons desiring visit sick prisoners-cfwar
have in addition permit from the Provost Marshal
SEC I. Clergmen, in their official functions will be
admitted at all hours.
SEC. 8. Arrangements are Ltd. r. -
'0HE @. y. HoLsToN,
Ura Medical pirsctoT,
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SPECIAL ORDERS NO. 1872.
HEADauARFKRs, DISTRICT OF WEST TEssEssEF, |
Memphis, July 8, 1862. J

HEADQUARTERS, DISTRICT OF WEST TEEsEssEF,
Memphis, July 8, 1862
All crossing of the river In sk private boats posi-.
lively prohibited.
Private ats crossing either way viii be seized and
turned iato the Quartermasters Department
passengers ested and required to take the oath Of
allegiance, be placed the Arkansas shore and ad
monished to be caught within the Federal lines agai
pain of being dealt with spies. Il
The Navy requested to cooperate with he military.
in the enforcement of this order I'll
By command of Msjer Gen. o. s. Grant.
JOHN A. RAWLINGS,
jys-d Assist ant Adjutant General