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Job Printing.

We are now ready TO do all kinds Of plain anc
fancy job Printing. in the best syle. on short no
tice. and as cheap any other Office. We have
competent hands. good presses. fine assortment
Of paper and cards, and We can do good and cheal
work. All kinds Of books. briefs. catalogues
We ask the patronage Of Democrats. ard all 9th
ers that want printing done. It.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-03

SPEECH OF Nh HENDRIcKs.-The speech of
Hon. L a. Hendricks. last night. before the
Democratic Club, was mastery review Of the
policy OF the Administration "a judged from
their papers and procla matons. and his denuncI
atoms of its wild schemes were received with
great applause by the audience Mr. Hendricks
took the abstract of the Presidents message and
commented upon H. showing the dangers to which
the country aud the Constitution was exposed
should the attempt be made to carry out the radi-
cal measures recommended by the Executive.
de still hoped there was virtue nough in Con
gress to check this ultrasm. but If there was not
IN the present Congress. there would be in the
next when the Democrats could get a lick at
them.
The amendments recommended by the Presi-
dent u the Constitution, il adopted would for.
ever separate the States The Democratic party
were in favor of the Unon-the Old dug. without
a star bl0tted out and the old Constitution as it
is They would have that.
Mr. Hendricks commented on the closing para
graph OF the message. aud pointed out what ne
concei, Ell TO be its meaning. The dOgmas OF
the quiet past are inadequate to the stormy ores
ent. must. ia its connection. mean that should
forget the teachings OF Washington, Hamilton,
the Adamses Jefferson, Madison, Monroe. Jack
son. CLAY, Webster and Cass--in short. all the
great and good men who built up and sustained
the Republic and adopt the notions of Abraham
Lincoln and his advisers. We must throw aside
the Constitution and disregard all the lessons Of
the past 10 give "ireedom to the slave
No mere sketch of this able~speech could do il
justice. and we merely allude TO one or two points
that seemed to strike the audience with peculiar
force
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CoxFrpEnArx (REBErS MONEY will send
postpaid. to any address. on receipt of 30 cents
currency or stamps. "A 500, $50. 800, $40 s.
81. and 81 bills: also. &c, Zoe, l5c, 25c and
Soc shnpiasters. rs specimens. finely executed
on bark note paper. and perfect that the,
cannot be detected from the genuine.
Address X JoxEs & Co,
Box 1861. r. o., St. Louis. Mo.
noyle-d&wlms
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NAsHvILLE Dec. 2.-There Is much excite
ment in Middle Tennessee about the enforcement
of the conscrption act. a regiment is organic
ing in Lincoln county, to resist the conscription.
The popuace fired upon some rebel cavalry while
they were consc-ipting.
The rebels are making forages. seizng the
winter meat Of private families.
Some guerrillas attacked Gen. Sill's forage
train Yesterday. but were repuIsed, with consd-
cradle loss.
-Four passenger cars off the track south Of
Gallatin. yesterday
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-03

MAYOR CouRT THE examination of Thomas
b. Anthony OF Columbus. Indiana, charged
with an assault and battery with intent To Kill
Lieut. Mason without provocation." WAS heard
Yesterday in the Mayors Court The evidence
went To show that ANTHONY. under the influence
of liquor. insisted upon entering a carriage Ell
gagged by Lieut. Mason, and ia which MaSon'-
wife WAS seated. Mason Knocked him down aud
then got into the carriage and closed the door
Anthony was considerably stunned 10y the blow
and the fall but recovered and commenced firing
AT til, carriage one ball breaking the window
He was ably defended by Sims a. Colley, Esq.
who dwelt upon the provocation OF The blow
given by Mason. on the fact of the carriage being
public conveyance and or the superior size aud
strength Of Mason
The Court held that a hack engaged by gen
temaais, for the time being. private convey
ance and under his control for all legal purposes
as much so his house. That Anthony was in
formed that the coach was engaged. and still in
sisted upon enserine il: and that Captain Mason
did not use undue force in getting rid oil
him The ofiense OF shooting at the carriage in
which was "A lady hasrant outrage; and ne
held the defendant in the sum of S5OO for ms APP
pearance at the next term Of the Circuit Court.
Bail given.
The case of Church-noiicei Yesterday
charged with completely in the robbery of the
store of Mr. Kemker, argued nc great length
i'm the afternoon The Circuit, Prosecutor. Mr..
Leathers. and \ 3. Taylor. Esq. spoke for the
State Mr.. Taylor made "A very fine argument,
dwelling nj length on slight discrepancies in the
testimony of witnesses, and on the fact that the
stolen property was found the dwelling, not the
place of business. of the defendant II he pur
chased the goods for speculation IL was strange
that not over $3.50 worth was forthcoming, when
il was said lie paid S26l for them The fact that
defendant Had told the police that he bad the
goods in possession. was turned by Mr. Taylor
into an evidence OF fear that the goods might be
found upon him
Mr.. Colley. for the defense made the poin,
that the State had introduced the testimony OF
Church. and they were bound 10 take his state
ments in full or reject them in full he had Just
shown where the property was. and he had told
them how he came in possession Of it-what ms
object was In purchasing il. and how he had paid
for IT, He was stranger in the eity-a trading
man-and when he heard that articles were stolen
such ~ he had day or two before bought NJ 4
great bargain. like honest man he called IN the
police and showed them the property and ex
/ blamed the whole matter 10 them The argu.
I ment of Mr. TAYLOR. that the defendant should
be held for further evidence. Mr Colley com
batted with his usual eloquence The Court dis
missed the defendant.
Fred. Liebing was up for beating his vile
Mrs Liebing swore TO his repeatedly striking asc
kicking her Liebing did not deny the facts on
wanted some witnesses The Mayer sen. him e
isi in default OF bail, until he could get his VII
neSses
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- The Stewart cooking stove, one Of the
best. II the best in u-e - only deficient in its
broiiing department. Me.srs MansoE a John
s,on. the agents for IL ssIe ~ shi- city. have
eviie this by suppttg fiu reflector 10 c0ve-the
crijiron. which ~: only carries OF he smoke
through the -tore, bat help the broiiing They
have si-O made = sire grsiirsn re- the ash pan
Of the stove. which J. another good Improvement
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HGo 70 Masonic Hall to night

~ The arrest by Deputy Marshal Bisbins OF
the man George who was engaged in the robbery
Of the telegraph Office at Piitsburg. Pennsyl'a
MA Is an evidence that We have officers here, II
they are not on the city police force. who are
wide awake Both Mr. Bisbing and his Deputy.
Nj Hughes, are active and untlring. and seldom
found mapping when rogues are around. Blsbing
happened TO hear of the heavy robbery at Pitts
burg and was on the look out for the perp traitors
should they pass this way How he managed TO
trap the one he caught is not Tor 20 tell now
but he did il handsomely. Officers are here from
Ptt>burg. We learn. 10 look after Others engaged
in the same business There Is but little doubt
but an extensive combination exists among these
thieves ard bnrglars and that indianapolis = one
OF their chief poinls-possibly tier base OF sup
plies.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

u VIZ ARE AUTHORIZED 10 AN.
xOUHcE W. r. PIDasos, Of Knox county. IS can State
for President Of the Board Of Commissioner tie sk
Ing Fund subject 10 the decision Of the gisc Caucus
ofthe D-mocr~tsc members Of the LegisIatare-
nn.24 dAM
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The Weekly sentinel.
ADVANCE IN PRICES
A Valuable Document.

We propose 10 publish, IN psmphisf form. the able
comprehensive and forcble which has Jet been written
that subject, with the address Of the Central
COMMITTEES on the which produced The recent po-
lificai revolution IN Indiana Both viii make pam
pallet u ls pages. which will furnish 81 per hun
drsd tbs document shoad be read BY every citizen Of
indiana Address orders
ELDER, HARKSEss BINGHAM.
November 81, 1852 Indianapolis, Ind.
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fsfrELEekkFH.
NeN York Market.
NEw YoRK, December 2.


NEW IoRK, December 2
Flour has advanced 56l0c. with sales al
50 60@5 20 for superfine State: s. e5d6
for extra State: s. 60@5 20 for superfine West
ern; s. 95@6 % for common 60 mixed extra
Western: So 1906 so for common 10 good ship
ping brands extra round hoop Ohio; market
closing quiet aud firm
Whisky active and frmer, with sales at 3s1S q
394c.
Wheat l62c better and in fair demand. partly
speculative: sales of Chicago spring at 81 l6a
| %; Milwaukee club 81 2l6l 80: amber Iowa
81 33(d 50; winter red Western 81 37@l al
amber Michigan 81 42,aI 40; mixed State Al 80:
winter red and amber State 81 3s@l a.. and
white Western 81 SO
Corn advanced l@2c. and in brisk demand for
export and home consumption: sales at 12@74c
for shipping; mixed Western chiefly 72@73c
Sugar duli New Osleans lO1z.
Coffee quiet aud firm.
Molasses dull and dropping.
Pork dull aud unchanged.
Bacon sides more active.
sales at sac.
Lard shade frmer; sales a, 9@91lc, the latter
for prime choice
Butter is selling at l6@2Oc for Ohio and 22@
Doc for State
Cheese is firm at 914@l3c.
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Important Co Females.

One department q our Dspensary u specially devoted
the treatment % the Diseases . Femss such a. In
ehorrhea. white" Irregular Psinfu and suftress
NeIta;ion SeryoCs and General Debility diseases q
be womb. Barrenness, &c.
Consultations and examinations f-rt 81 charre
Also, fer sale DR. DEWEES'S kF6IIATuk PILLS.
for F,maie Distractions, irregularities 4c x1r,~t IA
dice IN certain situations shouc not ~ them A ther
would cause miscarriage. Price 81 per Ina may Be
sent BY msil
DR. GALEN'S pREvENTIvE-An Invaluable artIcls
for those wishing limit the number 81 their odsrur
the barren who desire children: warranted & lnjure
the health and viii last i0T lifetime -sL sns address
under seal. rcceipt 81 tie price-TWD DOLLARS.
PATIENTS AT A DlSTANCE--By seia1ing brief state
81 neir symptom, will receive Blank Cbsrt centan-
ing lit - Que>00>. fer The course offreaenf
&c Medicines shy part Of the country cure any
AZ home. free from danger OF CURIOSITY.
AT TRANSACTIONS private aud eennderfisl Remember
the nsfle and number.
Direct all ie-fersto
GALES's HEAD DtsPENsAL1,
usrlE- C. DIV II f,orfxvfflc Nv
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AocipKSr I'VE learn that Mr. Henry " ,rsh.
While riding = hand car on al. track OF the
Terre Hauie Rosd, rsn against locomotive,
bfeaking one of bic arms. and two RIBS In lis
riehi side lie also received internal njarie<. lsat
y exported to recover. Mr. Marsh was seriously
injured BY ID accident onls about a month since.
from which lie had scarcely recovered
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lsrrststssys.
Cincinnati -sarket.

Cincinnati ,ssrket.
cfScISSATi. December 2
Floor opened dull. but advanced rnder an.
news frous New York 100 I5c per barrel. closing
at So 1905 Is for superhne and S. 25@5 50 for
extra.
wheat closed frra At 81 O3@I ~ for red aud
white
Cora sold a; asa &c
An active demand Tor o4ts: sales az 61c in
sacks
Whisky in good demand At 3Sc: prioss sill
tending upward.
Hogs dull at SAGA So
Mess pork 6rm and without change.
Lard in good demand at SIC.
Green meats steady at 5Itc for light haus and
5@5H for sides.
Groceries dull and heavy.
Gold 81 %: silver and demand notes 81 q,
with a buoyant market under the news from New
York.
Exchange par.
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The THrArKR The Hidden Hand--the mere
announcement OF which is always the sequel for =
crowded attendance Rt the theater, especially
when Miss ST. CLAIR enacts the heroine. the mis-
chievous Capitola--is up for representation to
night Miss Ssllie's engagement rs only Tor four
nights longer, ami those who wish to enjoy the
treat which her acting always affords, should Ia sc
advantage OF the present opportunity
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-03

Il The Lafayette and Chicago mail closes al
10 O'Clock A NJ, instead of 1890, as hereto
fore
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~ A we'll built two story brick house, within
one square OF the Bates House nearly new, in
good order. for sale by John 5. Spsnn. Real Es-
tate Agent. liz will be sold low. 33
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Florence sets a lunch every night for the bene
fit Of his customers In addition to the usual
delicaces. this evening he i'll serve up fine wild
turkey, stuffed with oysters.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-03

sB CouuterfeiIs OF the new postal currency
small change-are in circulation. We were shown
yes erday one of the nifty cent pieces. The U. 5.
at the bottom is not we'll executed. and the heads
of W ashington have the nose somew hat hattened
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To Local ADvERTssEEs Rates Of advertising
in the local column will hereafter be as fellows
FOR ten lines or less. 81 00. Over ten lines, ter
cents line No notice will be Inserted until paid
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-03

Masonic NOTICE There will be stated
meeting of Center Lodge No. %. this (Wednes-
day. evening, at o'clock. A punctual attend
ance is requested. CHAs- FisHER. Sec'y-
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Special Election.

LANcAsTTR. o., December "A special cleo
ton WAS held 20 day to fll the vacancy of Rep
reSeniative for this county. DR. Edscn b. OIds
the Democratic candidate was elected.
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WANT e D.
House and Lot Wanted

WISH To BUY HOUSE AND L0I IN iNptA , +,
II APnllS worth from - 600 % sloooo' z when
propose pagin farm in Decatur County Wv 1e''
Al 600 haiauce In cash. n
would receive proposals requiring iess monsl -
SouS having such properly 10 dispose o. can 49, ~
v '', 20. D. DAN STEWART
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cB Baker & hcIvcr keep the best goods.
have the largest assortment. and can sell the
cheapest. because they buy all OF their goods oil
the manufacturers. "a
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WASrED-Ten good. fresh mich cows. with
calves from one to four weeks old. for which a
good price will be paid in cash. Inquire at this
Office 27-d&wu
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~ One of the most desirable building lots on
North Alabama street, 2ls squares from the
Court house, will be for sale for few days by
Frank Smith, Real Estate Agent.
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Prom, KOstOn.

BosToS. Decembe. 2-Rev. T W Hgginson
of Worcester. Mass rhIsetts. has accepted tn
Colonelcy OF the LIST South Carolina regiment
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habit Of seli-abuse. To Which 4 sSdee oh.s-x.,lo-. -
Female Dseasss ant ether interesting matter 81 ~ -
most importance 20 the married tho~e u.rIssnr
msruage who enertsin douots q their physca sby O.
enter that state. sent o. any address IN sss~d r.r
per, receipt Of ten cents or four Stamps
We cevoe entire tine ard 20 rhs treat
ment II the various private dfsses rssied n IN our m
vate report Our DpenS&r = the only in-tifu,iou m.
kind In America which has been tAblsh~d nv st.er.l
charter sns this fact should give preference ever ths
various Quacks q doubtful character to be fund IN All
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-03

- The ammunition and stores from the Ar
senaI in the city were being removed yesterday TO
the new building erected east OF the corporation
line on the National road
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Love-
Iva on quis' winter night.
d-sr one N M ife.
when >be. ms I'D one. IN Co.'s sight,
B-c-me ny PiiEhtecwife.
Wln-er nav cone wiff winters snow,
And year. q ffe depart.
Yet warmer 'iil vii 10 loves Tow,
Then kiniicc g. each heart.
Lies winter too. uli find u true
Asuhrn our fr0th Va. given:
And 6 q him.eif VII IL renew.
Ard make rs ne iI Heaven &
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% A NV hETHOD OF
treating vener1zi Diseases. i.xi.-
ing ssphiis fn sii Sc st<r<s.
GonorTAss. Gl<<s. Str>c<rrs. vsr. :
cccsIe. and Hytro><i<. r.s<.~>s q
The k'cneys, Fisc1<r kc-, ~ssb-
COT mercury cortzirirx q ~L.
liable trssfi>e On fhztxsks-<pr<s<
malay Of youfh, Seminal Weak
ness. Nocturnal Einssior.s, ssxrs,
Debility, lnpotsncy. te.. TIE ss-
cref tnnrrnittes q yaurh ard rns-
fur7fv a~f.frr t. -. L.-.a
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Major General Fremont was in the city
yesterday. He left in the evening for Washing
ton CITY.
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~ Fifty cases OF The most fashionable hats
and caps. just received by Baker 4 McIver Go
and see them. -
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-03

t. Baker & McIyer have the finest lot OF
boys dress hats aud caps in the West ID
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HAPPIn ESs OR MISERY |?
r Nervous Debility

Or speruaiorrhGs. Is positively fTCTRABI.E ~ ANY
means but those advocate Before cornrnencing fFy
treatment lean bow the writer actual, CTRfD hirsef
and subsequently hundreds q ofhers- Frcicse rosf-
paid superscrioed euvelop 70 Box 17e, Chsre<town,
Mas. of-fkw1m
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rRUSSES, &C.

Sole Proprietor an Nznufscsu-s- q ire Tf.rd Rsbnss
Trlss Esilsr Rzrs (insiypars Psfeffs
The llari Hiter Truss u un4<c and suT-rirx ail
others IN iAe laloNins scts VII ner-r hreak
ehafe, gali Or blister: &c mads sd nrnhrr: VII
c-e Hernia x year, stAii- dss rr-rz O. lnurs
the cori. 4ni : always riean ard eno-i ~ nv
Patients - a~curafely 1ft@d By .rnlin< de n
inches aroanf toby IN nne 4 rnifurs.
REFERErrEs "a % sl<risify over o<h>rs: m o.
loz1ns oniy are o1r--i: Prn& Nsss. csrno<han: and
Parker. SeS-York: rrofs. tsoiari and As~~ ffis~i-
pha: Dr. r jo'lfr~an, sorrsun f-enral hlrsan Ns<h-
inS-cn. rrufs br.nsri. Fr~<r Ia. Afr~ss. and Ds-
rs. Chcaeo: IT. woleotf, Nn~-1k~s. Ma
Manufacturer AMI D~aer In shssiiier lrsc>> AhicD-
inAl sTcrfers. six AL Co'fsa El<S'c raexkf<, f1r
varico< wins, ~u-f~rl~ary Barrisev.. kr.. &c
DR.. WILLOWS PATENT ARTIFICIAL f.EG. nan
featured by c. SiaEurl has MANY advantages over ell
others and a. e.kFce q such Il has rsr<ix>i tie
nrf trcsszrns tn Cu.t-d Pair III
aninasiou q te 80 surr-ns n country. TIE mo-
ton i received frtFn q rlli-r cur. (uhhh ~in
br-ak giving ~zf preferences oser tf< 7sr-i Essng
usrt IN ofhrT liulls
Send stamp for ranptlet. Po< Once Box 60
Dr. Sceley will be Al the Bates House fer fs~ tsy<-
Cal aud examine 81 yoer-elses- n-kls-u
DRICK FOR SAID -lnqulreg
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,B-G Go to see the Carter zouases to ght
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sB-Go see the Chinese Dance tonight. 2-5'
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CON I'D Mia
NJ z DICAl.

II ~ IL IL n ~ It's
EFFERyEscENT
SETTER -ARERIENT
This valuable and popular Medicine has universally
ceived the most favorable Recommendations Of the
Medical Profession and the Pubic a. The mCsi
ETFIcIEsT AeRKEkBlx
SALINE. APERIENT.
may be used with the best effect In
Bilious end Fehre Diseases Costiveness Sick Headache
Nausea. Loss Of Appetite. Indigestion. Acdity Of
the Stomach. Torpidity Of the Liver. Govt
Rheumatic Affections. Gravel Piles,
And all Complaints where gentle and Cooling Aperient
Purgative T. required.
IL is particularly adapted the Of Travellers by
Sea and Land Residents IN Ho; Climates persons Of Sc
Vessels aud Planters will find valuable addition 20
their Medicine Chests
IL j. IN the form Of Powder. carefully Pot M bot
ties TO keep IA climate. and merely requires
poured upon II 10 produce delightful ehervesceut lever
age.
Numerous testimonials from professional and other
gentlemen Of the highest standing throughout the
try and its steadily increasing popularity for series of
years strongly guarantee IT, efficacy and valuable char
acter, and commend the favorable
ngent public.
Manufactured only by TARRANT co. No. as Green.
witch street Of Warren street. New York: and fr
sale by Druggist generally Wildly
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CITY AND STATE ITEMS.

,9 See notice of store fixtures.
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EGO to the Tea Pcker's Dance tonight.
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Noon Reports.
Operations af FTedesicIssbisrg
THE REBELS IN STRONG FORCE |!
Movements of Stoncwall
Jacks ON.
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X-GO see the zOaass drill tonight Q-5'
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C,TRAYFD FROM CAMP CARRtSGION On THE
- 9Th dsv 81 November sorrel horse about sixteen
hanns hgh rather heavy Shot all round and had on
when he left leather halter with The strap brOs
of A liberal reward will be paid for any information
ieadingto his recovery Address
LIEUT.. J. J. VAUGHN, CO. ID, sth Cavalry,
Camp Csrrngtor. Indianapolis, Ind.
aovls-1G
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NV YoRx. December "A special dispat
- as follow:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-13
TELL GRAPHIC NEWs
fHE 1AITLR m ARKANsAs.

asnfRia, tsta res 0viss1s March ltth -
Eovt SMth. March sA.~Oar troops, aadss
Van. Dora and Prioe, engaged tns snsmy
for three dAys~-shs 9Th, s,h and IN Of this
monthwat Pea Ridge. Benton county, Ark.
near the Missouri line Oar loss WA heavy,
including Gems. MsCal,och and MeIntcsh
killed. On the ,th, dlack was MORALLY
wounded. Gen. Price vas Won nded In The
Arm, Col. McRae killed, and Csl. aesris
wounded In the arm.
Oar forces are ia The rear 81 The rsder ais
and driving them sou.hward, eansuiua o.
sucsess. We are looking for further news
every hour.
The bodies Of McCulloch and McIn,e al
were o'ousht TO Fort Smith for in,erment.
Ths following dispatch l. 10 gen .lemsn In
the city, and 10 reliable:
MExrH's, March H.--yan. Dorm and Price
nave been fighting The enemy three days.
The Fighting is desperate. Gen. Mcuulloeh
and Geo. Mcintosh have been killed. ard
Ten. Prize slightly wounded. Oar force
under Van Dorn are In the rear Of the enemy,
and are driving them southwark. We are
whipping them beyond . doubt. great
victory has been achieved.
The following was received Ct the War
Once
Our army uKder Van Dorm sAd Prlos have
osen AEhttdE on the 9Th, 9TH, ard sth, nssr
the Missouri line. There are about 81, 900 on
each side. Our troops are badly AIMED, bat
fight hike d.vils. They will, eventually, de.
feat the enemy. Generals McCulloca ard
Mcintosh ars both killed; their ieroairs are
on the road near here. Generals Price and
Slick are wounded,