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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-11

CASUALTIES IN THE 21rH INDIANA IN THE SIC
oSD BATTLE OF But Rus. -fhe orre>phndeur
OF the Cincinnati G6zfue. + NJ b. ii who il II
member of the , 9TH. gives list of the killed aud
wounded of that regiment in the dsht of August
9th. which presume is correct. He say:
There were MANY ciseS of individu Al bravery.
Capt. Shannon. Co. f. though h iriy able To
stand from sickness. fought through the whole
battle.
Capt Nickel. Lieuts Sherwood and Liner. of
Co. II. were brave lions Acting Adjutnnt
Thorn WAS ever, where. and did nUbly. and DR.
Grover prompt ia his attentions to the wounded.
Capt. Bell. Co Il. Lent Rees. Co. ID, in fact all
the nffi, ers acted calamity.
The following is the list of killed wounded.
and missing OF the 2lIh Indiana ON August -:
Killel-Col VIM l. Brown.
Conpmy A-Woumied-Sers It Chas. r. Pew
badly: Philip Ii L. Rue John NJ Tucker
Company -Wounded-S ere cant Je,e Jones,
Corporal A. V. Chapman, Z. HolIzworth, NJ
Glazer
Company -wounded-Sergeant f b Rob
bins. Corporal VIM Hail. Jesse Woodruff Joseph
Inks
COMPANY acknowledgement George W
Pierce: Frank Birwck taken prisoner.
Com any E-WouudeI-Ser- mt William
Miner. Corporal ) ephen Smith, Jacob Ebberly.
j ID. Taylor. Lewis Novel.
Compan, F-Wounde,l-Frank Knoud. Chas
Wheeler. j. W Rellasen. Charles Moore
COMPANY G-kllled-D,niel Henmiler, V NJ.
Chestnut
wounde,l- Richard T. Foster. Henry Gelt.
John j mons. William NJ Rocker, Henry
Becker, William 5. Mullord, Sergeant Andrew
BaSulcr.
Cnmp,ny w oundei-rhomas Wore, VIM.
Gnld-bery
Company k-kie,l-Edgar Furguson.
Wounde'i-Sergeant J. b. H'rtolt. William
Varcaats. Elias Bowen. Nathan White, Theodore
Styers.
Total killed 3, wounded SO.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-11

FonrRrss MoSRoE. Sept. The 18th of Sep
teml,er has been appointed ~ JEFF. Davis as a day
Of fasting and PRAYER By proclamation given at
Richmond on the 4h inst. inviting the people If
the Confederate States TO assemble for wOr-hip
TO render praise to God for the triumphs ut Rich-
mond and Manassas.
The Richmond Dispatch claims the battles of
THURSDAY, Friday and Saturday Confederate
victories
Gen. Lees headquarters are at AnandAle.
eight miles from Alexandria.
The same paper says IL Is now one week since
our last batiles. and the public has no informa-
tien of the particulars
Parties of wounded rebels are daily arriving
Il Richmond from Manassas, and have no where
70 go and 10 one % care for them.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-11

DEAIH OF Col WoLFL.-A correspondent OF
the New Albiny Ledger who WAS in the hattie
ne,r Richmond. Kentucky, where Colonel Wolfe
lost his HE, SAY:
The last saw of Colonel Wolfe was about
oclOtk in the evening, and at the time when our
broken AMI scattered columns we're retl etting To-
wards Lexington. A short di-ttnce west al
Richmond We were attacked in Irunt by u force
nf neil two fhouS md repei cavalry in ambush.
while our wis as sulted at the ,me time by
an overwhem NJ force OF infantry and ar'iI
lust time behsld Col Wolfe turn To our We ,r,
and di>plrItei "HooSer bows and cry out with !,
clear. ringing and steily voice:
Rally around me. men oil Indiana. and let u
make our graves upon thls spot Let tho>e lie
sert the old fig and who choose, hut we must
cut our way through or die. rather Than he .ker
prisoners Come Oh, follow me, my brave sold.
iers"
And they did rally. and they did dash forward
with wild cheer. The, cut Their way throu. h
and their pathway was IN lrke,i with lie nj and
dying men, but, alas, where was their gallant
leader?
The cold pale mon looked calmly down
On the red sand of the battlefield with bloody
sfI,wn.'
And belield amidst those who Law stark and cold
face. the face OF our hero. Let the name
treasure his memory more precious than gold
Farewell brave heart. true friend. and peAce bt
with Thy ashes.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-11
STATUTESUF INDIANA.
GAVIN 4 HoRD's REVISION.

The second volume Of Aessrs. Gavin Hore's coupis-
ton Of Indiana Sta utes mas ust appeared This voas
completes their work It's mechanical execution i YER
creditabe; ara thu sk learning and labor the
editors have bestowed H. merit high - prss.
None hat LEARNED cgent lawyers eoa6 have produced
such work.
The second volume embraces al Tire public statutes q
Indiana force upon the subjects ~cl II relates.
aud the hst All excepting the of the lat regular ard
extra sessions Of the Legislature u h great excel
fence Of the eompzren that all existing On each
subject collected together in the place IN fbese
volumes; that reader ean . g'snoe al the
legislation in force any given subject TAKE for ex-
ample. the Of lisa. Organizing Courts q Common
Pesstb. editors pubiL the large and they also
print in the form of the page eont2lnnx
this statute. all the snendafory Il which hive
been passed up this tine. And shsy have coce Of
ell the other oon;sined IN the revision az lisa
The editors much 20 vsus of thc<> ~c,
urss-espeesliy The sxt-by the oopsous and learned
notes with Which The volumes aboard Ihsss noses fnci
cate much labor and legal They fE-nsrh a. IN
concise and socurs form. with AL hs "a ucsost;ons q
our Supreme Court thrss rhe<s s<3rc.cs-
rons being nanerous, he rs<srsnsss % thsE
IN II. volumes under co.sdsra. vii DC Of great walus
the lawyer and indeed AL psoss coocsn<d n the
sdnistra Of justice Tie edtTs have also res<rrs
IN their no,es 70 decisions IN other s,s,s.
made similar &c
An exeellence Of these voames 70 b orerioske1
i the fun and aeeurss incsz appealed each. In nd,
there has been god index any volumes Of
statutes published BY sashousy Ths providing defect
las been completely rerecied IN the volumes under re-
view; ahd thess indexes vii greatly hghtea the labor Of
eli who have occasion 70 LOOK into stafnfes
THIS s the hr-t time that private eserpriz- ne. a.
tempted the publication q Indiana The A
tempt do no; doGot. OH be successful, and wsu
ealy reward the learned sdiisrs and sassprzas p~s.s
Every lawyer WILL Of coars. purchase these volumes.
and every esrk sheriff. and justice q the peace Of ,h
State. viii ind Il 10 his sds<nt.ge 20 rh-u
DAVID HDoxAIp.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-11
southern Nexxs

MENFHEs. September Sin the Confederate
Senate on the 81, Me-. Hesry. OF Tennessee. In.
PRODUCED a proposition 10 extend sesneSsrasioa
To- citizens refusing take the oath Of sliesancc
TO the Confederate Government.
On the 4th, pending the bill 10 extend the BIZ
provisions OF eon-cription 10 psrsons between IS
and -. Yancey offered substitute prosilins for
relui~tous upon State Exc -utives for the Quota
Ia be raised from citizens between said ages. A
bill passed..
The Grenada Appeal OF the 5sh says that
fight took I. &C At Denmark. Tenn. on Tuesl.y
last between Federal force AID Cals jackson. :
and Persons cavalry. which resulted in = sifs~n
battle Confederate loss 100 killel aud wound.
Ell. The Confederates captured 2o0 prisoners and
two pieces of Cannon.
Dispatches dated Chattanooga state that the
Fesieral- have evacaate Huntsville.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-11

CIScIxSsTI, Sept ia train of thirty IN
bulanceS, with a fig OF truce lett here yesieria '
afternoon for the use Of wounded at Rich
mond. When twelve miles distant thew were
stopped by the enemy's pickles. The officer in
Command takeI before Gen Heath. who ia
formed him th,t he could no, pass "a he was not
renewing hagS Of truce ut present An appeal
was made to X ripy Smith. and the ambu.ances
were allowed 10 proceed.
Scouts report that the rebels are moving IN
two divisions. numbering about 6.OJJ
E,rly this moriiing large cavalry force at
tackled cur pickeis the Licking river. driving
them back mile Several were wounded, and
one man killed.
Our whole force over the river were drawn up
in line OF battle ~ noon TO day.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-11

DEATH or AN OLD CITIZEN D. Livingston
Dunlap, the Oldest and one of the most eminent
physicians and surgeons OF this city. and
We NAV add Of the State. died Yesterday
alter brief but painful illness HIS disease
wits pneumonia. or Congestion OF the lungs. he
deceased ot the first settlers ia this city
and We believe the first ph, stefan hat -eIted ia
Central lnd,na He came here from Cherry
Valley. New York. where he born. in the
,pring OF 1871. riding the whole distance upnn
h,r~ebsek He studied hIs profession with d.
White. of Cherry Valley. man of remarkable
capacity and skill Dr. Dunlap settled here be
fore indianapolis MAS laid out AID hen there
were less than two hundred people within IT,
present limits. Over forty one wears lie
reSiaent of the city AMI during that period he
il grow IRON feeble settlement to It's present
prupoEiinns
Dr.. Dunlap took active part in he estab
liShment OF the Benevoent Institutions, which
INV adorn our city and have become the pride ui
the stale. He At one time President ct the
boari Of Commissioners for the Insane A<ylum.
and for MANY years physician 10 tie iistitu
irons Tor the Education of the Blind AMI the
Deaf aud Dumb He Wa Pn~im isier unier the
administration of President Polk In every %
.irion he was placed he discharged its duties aith
the Striciest integrity aud hdeltv.
DR. Dunlap WIS - OF the incest sense of
honor and oi the nio>t generous impulses. He
WIS ever ready to help the poor and nee'iy. At
ole time he owned a large portion OF what IL
nov the most valuable part of the city. and IL
axarice had controlled him he might have diet
one of its wealihiest citlz-ns. In all his social
relations the kindness OF his he'rt VAS ever
prominent. There never was more devoted
ana, generous husband aud father, and his friend
ships were true.
Dr. Danisp took great pride in his profession.
ne vas a student. He kept advised of NIL the
advances and developments of me'iical science
lie Was the oldest OF our PLY sciauS. but without
any old fosyism. No oue could be more KIND
and ee,tle IA tie sick room. aud no ph,sician
could be more attentive to- hi- lateft-. HIS ires
ence gave hope and outrage good, public
spirited and useful citizen has gvne 20 h'S hal
resting place Aud many many = heart VIII oe
ss,l.ieie.i h, the loss 0I tIIe AMI aes uled sread
by whom hs mem,srs Will long be cheri-hed- The
death OF such i public los~ ansi has place
cannot easily be hl.sd. Peace 20 bis ashes.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-11

- There il class of editors who clamor for
a vigorous policy. aud when YOU scan Whit they
mean. their vgor consists in loud proclaim ,tion-
AMI bart,sron< practices. The Gener as they ad
mire never won battle. They hive uniformly
faie,i in the field Fremont. Hunter. Phelps.
Mitchell AID Pore. are their m,ieI Generals be
ciu-e they have proclaimed slaves free. made
empty threats of vengeance upon rebels. and al
lowed savage practiee- by their tro"ps. All this
is madness. AMI the result of conscious weakness
aud unmanly temper. Any Incompetent com
mander can ex-rci-e such vsor. and the we.ke-i
enemy can retaliate for such conduct -Louiscsiie
Deuocraf
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-11

wAsHryerox. Sept l0.-The party who left
here on Saturday under flag OF truce for the
body of Gen BoOhen returned with il to Wash
inston last night. They were the recipients OF
the tenderest attention from The rebels
WssHiSeroy. Sept. 9-There is no doubt the
rebels in large force are between Gainesville and
Lee-burg. apparently designing TO cross into
MARYLAND from three points By this time we
have troops enough there 20 prevent them from
con~ummstng their object. Beyond these facts
but little. ii anything. can be leirnei. There Is
nothing reliable IRON further up the Potomac
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-11

The Richmond Dispatch of the 9Th inst. calls
on the Confederate C.'ngF-ss 10 the most
vigorous measures fur exerufing the CONSUMPTION
act. 50 Ia call into the held Immediately all
abIebodiei men besseen eighteen ald forty i've.
u ensble them to 81 once push the line of battle
into the heart of the enemy's country.
The fsg Of truce boat IN return'-g ne. re-
be- gunboal this side OF Harrison I nding. ~
turning towards Richmond. About s-enty ladies
came down from Richmond going North.
II is reported in Richmond thai the New Ner-
rimac i 4 failure. but i completed.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-11

ASSESSMENT DisrRscrs-lt will be seen hy
notice IN ads erti-ins columns. that the Assist
ant Assessors tor this the 6th) district have been
appointed. and will proceed to make the assess
menis under the tx law of the last session. ct
Congress Each of the counties are divided into
TIVE Districts In this county Leonida- VI Phipps
the first district. c"m.risig the townships ct
Warren, lawrence, Washington. Pike. and the
north half of Center: and john B ; umph the
second district. Composed of Franklin. Perry. De-
catur. Wa,ne, aud the south h,lf of Center. m
GLIDING out ,ot No TO- in the City OF Indian
apolis.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-11
q General Manson addressed large crowd

- General Manson addressed = large crowd
of has friends last night. at the Palmer House
The storm prevented him from speaking irom the
balcony. but the loserreom ~ere hle.i With per
sons anxious TO hear the gallant Generals &C
count OF the Richmond affair. aud he gave them a
detailed statement OF the iaSs slndleatng the
courage OF the Indiana troops tseheral Manson
denies that he had orders hot To T. IT. aud he could
not. "a soluer. 90 otherwise than ieel al the
advancing Toe When outBumbeTed anu Il mi ell
he tell back. keeping his fvrue ia condition 10
handle them and prevent panic There Was no
panic They we're simply oserpowessd 10y num-
beers.
General Manson needs no vndcation here
Hundreds oi hls brave men have told the -tOry OF
his courage. kill. and devotion. aid his nteili-
gent "sneers are e''thu.ssfic an his praise. They
Say. ltie did not s'y ~. that h III the command
been leit with him. the great bnlk OF the lorve
would have cot III Win their arm. aud the s,d
wreck aud the great less Of arms would not Ia. c
occurred.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-11

BEArIY AND rHE BEAST is the title of new
fairy spectacle, To be presented 10y the talented
Holm IN troupe. whose success for the past three
nights has been unprecedented. attracting crow del
houses; in fact, there has been neither sitting cor
standing room To be had after the commence ent
Of the entertainment. Miss Sallie sings splendid
ly. and our little pet. Julia. fairly enchauts ,ls
with her peculiar nsieets. and with SsllIe, i re
ceiyed each evening With rapturons applause
The Holmans will have another full house To
night especially with the splendid programme of
fefed.
The box Office will open at 10 o'clock. for the
purpose of securing seats; be in time and Sc
cure good ones.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-11
WANTED,
GOo,Ooo Male or Female Agents

Tyo sell poyd's New Steel Plate County Coicred Map
o. tie Unitei siafe~. Canada, ara New Brunswick;
from survey leted Aug. 10, Iss, cost s3o
oU0 10 engTave IL and one yeag's tine.
superior any $40 map made by Gotten Mitch
ELL and sell the low price If 50 COO names
are engraved on tbi> map.
Il l. only Caalts Nap, but IL l. also COUNTY
AND kAILhOAD MAP Il the Unitsd ssa . ana tanadss
,abined in on, giving AVERY RAILROAD STA. loS
and distances between.
Guarantee nyNoman or man 81 To Is per dsy, and
will back all maps b~ sod and refund The
money.
s-nd Cor 81 worth 20 try.
prnted instructions how to canvass well furnished all
agents.
waufed-A smart man a. Wholesale Agent for our
Map in every stale Cspsda, Ensland ant California
ioTtune n y be ad- with small capital.
T. ILpYD. Ne. i6s broadway, y Y.
The War Defaument Map Of Virginia snd
MARYLAND. Viii MARKED Thorou hfare Gap. Bull
sn Nocn ain. Pa IS chn eli ali the ford the Psso
mac, snt every other place 10 Maryland ant vrrn "
raouey refunded Prise &c. seps-c3kx3
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-11

FAcrs FOR THE PEoPLK: A brief but forcible
review OF the issues now before the country. in-
clusing the tariff policy of the party in power.
This document was prepared By one of the most
emf ent citizens OF Indiana. and ia admirably
adapted to enlighten the people upon the present
condition Of public affairs. copy should be
placed in the hands of every voter in Indi ma.
IL Is issued in pamphlet form OF l6 pages. Price.
81 uer hundred
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-11
Job Printing.

We are now ready To do all kinds OF plain and
fancy job Pointing. in the best Vie. on short no.
tice. and os chap as eny other office. We have
competent hands. good presses. a tine assortment
oi. paper aud cards. and We con do good and cheap
work All kinds Of books. briefs. catalogues.
&c. printed in the best style and on short notice.
We ask the patronage of Democrats. and all 9th
that printing done IT,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-11

CONSPIRACY TO Dissolve THE USIox The
existence 81 plot among Republican leaders tai
destroy the Union. by separation OF the States,
Immediately alter the election of 1850 IS demon
stra'ed b. extracts from lie ding Republican pit
pers. Ant tlesrsech OF Judle " NJ McCARTY.
before the Democratic Convention of Shelb,
county. vindieatory of the right OF free speech,
aud REVERSING the political bIunders of the party
in power. Both published in pamphlet of eight
pages. Price, 81 cents per hundred.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-11

tered Hsgersiovn IN force this afternoon The
telegraph operator les While the r.as.ls acre Gu
terIng the tosn
Arrangements Cor the defense cf the civ ere
gosng io' war. ard the orser Of ths ls.<ernor. -
sued to-day. Is cone eIe< Jcs. psiics and pro
OF an actual call probably soon 70 b n.dG
There 10 nothing ne~ iron H<nsssr or Yosk.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-11

IT Tie crler II the Governor 70 orgsnize
the militi in the southern couI.t e Of The Stale
u i,eius obesei Nth alscsity Frsm every quar-
ter the bartler willing and enthu-iastlc re-
snpn-e MP Drill j. The "rs'er 1T the dsy
Own there. and we will soon have an eaer'ise
tore fW defense that will tel IN case the re''e 8
should be 20 bold TO put the Ohio river be-
" cen thtm and DIE.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-11

Fox CHasE The bows had an exciting fox
chase ON Meridian street Yesterday. Reward
came ont ct the Circle. bur how he gat there We
don't know, aud WAS greeted by the veil OF
pack OF news b.,ys he lett the cover
OF the fence he doubled up and down the
street tao or three times. and finally dnrte,i into
AN alley. aud took refuge in sumo oil tie runner
ous hiding places that a business alley present
The BOYS were Wild With excitement hut the fox
was too feet and too cunning Tor them.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-11
Important TO Fem aIcs!

One department Of our Dspensary specially d-vcfec
the % the Diseases - Females, such Ia
choTrheA, white" Irregular Psinful and Suppress
Merl.iruaton. Nervous and General Debility, Dses1es
be Womb, Barrenness &c.
Consult atoms and examinations free o. charge.
Also, for sale DIR. DEWEkS's REGULATOR PILLS
Dor Female DISTRACTIONS irregularities &c. Nsrred La
dice certain situations should them they
would miscarriage. Price 81 per SoK AID may be
sent by mail.
DR. GALEN'S PREvESTIyF-An lnvAlrabls article
those wishing limit the number IL their offspring
the who desire children. warranted 70 ifure
the health, and will last foI lifetime % am address
under zeal, receipt Of the price-TwO DOLl-AE>.
PATIENTS AT A DISTASCE-By sendinr brief state
of their symptom will receive Blank Chart ccntan
ing list -fquestiOns Tor he oftresfnent
Medicines par Of tie country any
home. free from danger curiosity.
All transactions private and CONFIDENTIAL. k.-aeuibei
the name and number.
Dir .ct all letter.
GALES's HEAD DIsPESsAKY.
octr:-dkw fsouisvfFl@ Nv
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-11

lex MIR Joseph ButSeh, one Of the mos en-
terprising ice dealers Of the Northwest has. as
he instGuct- ~ to announce. an abundance of ice
for hume consumption. aud also plenty for for
eign trade All orders from dealers abroad will
be promptly hlled M Batscls residence Is
South street. No. IS. where all orders may be
lett. Communications through the POslotfice
promptly attended IN.
The quality ct Mr. Butsch's ice i unequal'ed and
from the quantity he has on hand. he en- supply
all customers al home and abroad l5-dim
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-11

HARRIssURG. Pa. Sept lO.-tiov. Curtin has
issued All order. that in view Of the danger OF in
vason now tire siening our State By the enemies
of the Government. IL Is deemed necessary TO call
upon all the able bodied men OF Peunsslsan'a TO
organize Immediately for the defense Of the State.
and i.e ready for marching Orders upon one hours
notice. and proceed to such place vi rendezvous
a. the Governor MY dired
Intelligence Of reliable character Is received.
to the elieri that the rebels. under jackson. en-
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-11
NemsnAsseus.

ALBANY. y. Y. Seesember l1.-The p~o.-
eratie STATE Convention mstta d4y. hon II rs-
TO Seq mOur Sas nominated b. acclAmstoa for
Gov ernor.
WOEcKsrEa. Mas. September i0-The Re.
publican Convention to-day nomin.te4 he pse<.
eut State ulcers for re election amidst Load an
plause.
SrRISeFIEID. III. September lo.-The Dem.
ocratic Stale Convention 10 day nominated J. 5
Allen for Congress. Alex Starne for State Treas.
urer. and J. 7. Banks for Superintendent Of Pub
lie Iusfru..tions
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-11
from Cincinnati.

CIxcISSArI Sept. lo.-Bu-iness Is again sus-
pended to day. AL the military organizations
we're ordered to report for service at o'clock
this morning Three thousand laborers have
ordered into the trenches. The military author
ities received information late last night that the
enemy were advancing in force
Geu Pope aud staff arrived yesterday.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-11

- During tie Il rm last night blood re |
ape rance in the : ,alhern ks attracted
- .ersl,e attention. IL vs. ke the reflections uf
an immei ne upon the rl',usls. silt msny sup
posed it be ~,lrii. A heavy b a. eiOnsi hung
near the hurizDn lor time and when u rollei
ava, il was thought spsrk- xese seen We have
no infurm arh.n of TIRE in the southern part OF
our cIunty. but nay have to day.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-11

N.soSIc.-The members of Center Lodge. No.
IA, are Slel eby notified, and all Masons in good
aud sular standing. requested to meet ut
the Grand Lodge Hall this evening at ocluck,
IN make preparations for the faneral OF brother
DIR. Livingston Dunlap, deceased.
BY or,ler of W. L CLARK. W. NJ.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-11

Town Cows "A Trend OF ours. who was hunt
ing lost co~. repurts that he counted four hun
dred aud sevent, six cows. in three gangs. all
north oi Washington street. According this
caaInt, there must be nj least one thousand cow
that feed ON the public highways in aud around
the city. This is quite extensive dairy Tor
inland CITY
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-11
From Harrisburg.

HARRISBURG September ga rebel deserter
who arrived at Hun"ver. reports the rebels at
Frederick.bu 10000 strong. No important
intelligence has been received from Hanover or
any point on the Northern Central railroad.