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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-03
From esarpcr,s FERRY.

HARPER's FERRY. Oct 81 " Yesterday out
pickets four miles hence saw the rebel pcket'
at CharleStown. None were seen north of Halls
boro, below that place. and in Charestown the
rebels were supposed TO he in great numbers
Jackson was in Berryvle night before last. nc
doubt occupying both sides of Blne Mountain
from Winchester to Aide
Two thousand infantry now at Warren
ton.
Our whole army is in fine spirits and condition
and the weather splendid.
Gen. Morreil has been detached from his divis
ion il Porter's corps and appointed to anothe
command
Gen. Butterheld has been appointed to and as
sumed command of Gen Morre's division.
The corps of Gen Porter has been relieved
from duty on the Upper Potomac and passed
through here 70 day.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-03
From Cincinnati.

CfSoISSsri. November "A special dispatch
to the Enquirer from Dayton SAYS:
After the shooting OF Bolimeyer the excitement
WAS intense Several hundred persons collected
for the purpose OF taking Brown from jail aud
hanging him The Mayor promptly puzzled the
riot
In the afternoon the crowd again collected in
large numbers around the Jail but no demonsta-
ton OF any consequence wa made. About seven
r. VI the mob again assembled and proceeded 10
the Jail with swivels tor the purpose Of break
Ing down the jail doors and dragging Brown out
10 be executed
The guns captured by the police; few
shots fired: four per-ous wounded. one severely.
At 10 L. NJ. all comparatively quiet The Mayor
early in the evening telegraphed Gen. Wright FOR
military force 70 assist him IN preserving peace.
and at eIS o'clock five companies of REGULARS
left the city and arrived at Dayton at 10 p NJ.
The Enquirer saws gentleman who arrived
from Dayton at 81, last night states that the
parties had political quarrel before the election
and Brown Threatened TO shoot Bollmeyer; that
the killing Of the dog was only the indirect cause
Of the rencontre yesterday.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-03
From Cairo.

CAno. November 1.-The only news from
Tennessee Is that on Friday night our rickess
were driven in at Cheyallo This Il thought.
however, to Indicate a reconnaissance rather than
an attack OF our forces.
The rebels seem 10 be coming up by way Of
GTaEd junction, eIsd thus be IN position 20 men
ace both Bolivar and Corinth-
IL is barely possible vet that they have not
enough men to make an attack. but have pushed
their column forward in threatening manner in
order TO gain time at Holly Springs and other
points South.
A letter from Corinth yesterday saws that a
messenger came In TO-DAY from Chevallo. and
reports that our scouts have secured the country
ne far South as Ripley. and discovered trace
of the enemy
Arrivals from the South repor, all quiet AZ
Helena and Memrhis.
Orders have been issued by General Sherman
that all steamers with cotton and other merchan
die will be conveyed by gunboats upon prOper
notification az Cairo or Memphis
We have a rumor by way OF G rinth that Mo-
bile Is ours. The report was brought in BY rebel
prisoners taken by our scouts
Memphis letter says that Villipigue's brig
ade has moved from Holly Spings to Meridian.
This movement probably gave rise TO the report
Ell evacuation OF Holly Springs.
There Is conflict of authority among the
Confederate Generals in Mississippi Pemberton
was sent to command the Department on the pre-
sumption that Van Dorm would be Ia tennessee
OF Kentucky. The battle at Corinih prev entei
this Now Van Dorm refuses TO come under and
acknowledge
he Lynehburg Republican Of the Oath says
that the consttutionalitv of the CONSUMPTION law
will be tested in the Court OF Appeals Of Virgil
MIA. A case has been made up by the Confeder
ate States authority.
The Grenada Appeal says that Jackson. Long
street Polk. Hardee, Pemberton, Kirby Smith
and Holmes have been promoted Lieutenant
Generals
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-03
From yyIssOurt.

MARsHvILLE. Oct % The following has been
receives at General Curtis's headquarters:
On the evening of the Doth l recev ed infor-
nation of party of rebels moving up Maugua
Greek, making Tor point eight miles east Of this
place, and EN- route to join "A rebel force in the
South west. Immediately took lO5 OF the 10Th
Illinois cavalry and started at FIVE O'Clock in the
afternoon to intercept them. ca me on their pick
cts about halt past eight o'clock, drove them in
and attacked the main force, about 300 strong,
killing four and wounding many, rs aiterward
understood. anu capturing twenty seven prison
ers among them Captain who informed me
Colonel Dorsey Was in command. We likewise
captured number of horses. saddles shot guns
muskets and rifles. Ny loss was one killed and
one wounded
This party was organized by Rucker and
Hughes, who sign themselves Majors in the rebel
army.
They scattered in every direction through the
mountains, a large portion returning in the same
direction they came, but they were so ccm-
pletely surprised tina. they tried to collect
together again.
The largest trail could find in one party was
ten followed il for fifty miles next day, when
they likewise scattered in every direction, aud |
ordered Capt. McMahon's company of State mi
ltia to gather them in. They are completely
disorganized.
am, General, very respectfully your obedeni
/ servant, JAMES STUART,
Lieut. Col 10Th Ill Cav, cong
Sr. Louis. Nov 1.-The Republican learns
that Judge Sample Orr Was arrested Thursday
at jefferson City by order of Gen. Sloan. The
cause of the arrest We understand was the delv-
cry of a speech in which the proclamation of the
President was declared unwise- uncalled for, and
doubts expressed OF the ability OF the Admins
tration lawfully to carry out its provisions.
I Judge Lakeland has been paroied to enable
him to attend TO the forgery case in which he i
engaged as counsel
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-03
Prom sam Francisco

SAN Francisco. October 80 The weather is
pleasant after twenty-four hours rain.
The steamer Sierra Nevada has arrived here
from the Northern coast, bringing $40 paSsen-
gers and $500 900 in treasure from Oregon, and
$500 from British Columbia.
The Wslla Walla States man of the 18th pub
fishes a letter from JAS. L. P,e. He lett 0maha
on the 10th of June following in the wake Of
emigration for Oregon and Washington, He e.
Inmates the entire number of emigrants passed
over that route this year ut one thousand. He
has positive information that on the 18th Of this
month number were killed by the Indians. II,
thinks no more were killed.
The health OF the emigrants is excellent
Deaths from disease we're very few
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-03
CAUTION.

The markets. full limitations, represented be the
same as ''BROwN's Observation-Disclosures" which are
IN most productive ofpos;tive injury Many dealers
viii recommsnd inferior preparations and lower priced
articles ao- *ng profit themselves Ask for aad
OBTAIN only BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs,'
which by long experiences hsveproved their value having
rece the sanction of physicians generally, and test
moaials from eminent men throughout the country.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHEs. when allowed TO
dissolve slowly mouth have direct influence O.
tie affected parts the sedave and soothing eec, to the
muous lining oftbe windppe into the 8ronch allaysrl
mcnay irritation and gives relief in Coughs, Colds and
the .Arors observation-disclosures which public and
singers ar. liable febll-dly'G2
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-03
From New York.

NEW York, Nov. l.-Advices from North
Carolina state that Gov Stanley had proposed
an interview with Gov. Vance. Should this be
declined he asks the latter to appoint commits
siouers to confer with him on State and public
affairs.
The rebels have two iron clad gunboats up the
Roanoke river which viii soon be ready for oper-
at0ns.
The Times Washington special says:
Col Windham. with cavalry force. was at
last accounts driving the rear guard of the rebel
Gen. Walkers force through Ashby's Gap. An-
other detachment yesterday drove the enemy into
their retreat in Thoroughiare Gap.
dispatch to the Times says reliable informa-
ton is received that several immense iron clad
frigates are being constructed i'll Engla for the
rebels.
The Timess Washington correspondent again
SAYS that Gen Longstreet at Petersburg and
will command the rebel army moving TO attack
Suffolk
Gen. Dix is said to be strong in the belle. tina.
the attack is to be made there and at Yorktown
and at Fortress Monroe.
From files OF the Nassau Guardian we learn
that tive steamer Bonita had arrived from LAYER
pool with cargo of brass, iron, quinine. &c
The gunboat Stars and Stripes touched at Mas
sau Oh the 10Th. EN- route to Key West, with hel
shaft damaged.
ne ine Di'otS VI tut poil
have been forbidden, under penalty of depTiva
ton. to bring in any beiigerent vessel in future
unless the permission OF the Governor Is first OBJ
tanned.
The Guardian contains a letter from Secretarl
Seward 10 Secretary Welles. dated August Ia
relative to the chase OF the British steamer Her
aid by the Adirondack, within maritime league
of the island OF New Providence. Ii the Com
mander of the Adirondack committed such al
act he inexcusably violated the law of nations
and reparation ought to be promptly made.
The President desires notice to be given TO al
commanders of American vessels of war to ad
here strictly to the principle that the martini
| jurisdiction of every nation covers full marin
league from the coast, and acts of hostility with
in such distance are strictly forbidden.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-03
rsLEsRkPH.
New Work. uarkeI
NV YORK. Novembel

NV YoRK. November /.
Flour heavy. unsettled and 5(dI0c lower:
sales at So 650f5 IS tor @uDerfne State So 9O6
20for extra; So 6o@575 for super6ne Western;
50 l0d6 ID Tor common To meiium extra do;
SO 1906 ca for common to good shipping brands
extra round hoop Ohio; So 90@s % for trade
brands. market closing heavy with no buyers at
the outside quotations
Canadian -four dull and little noing
Rye -four steady at S5@5 so
Corn mealn iair request; sales at 50 65@3 10
for Jersey. and 81 for caloric.
Whisky shade trmer; sales at 81 631 &c,
nearly all at the inside price
Wheat market lc lower with a continued
moderate export demand; sales of Chicago
spring az 81 1901 %: Milwaukee club 81 236
2e; amber Iowa 81 29@l 81; red Western
81 33@l SO; amber Michigan 81 3S6l Al;
red State, 81 80; white Michigan 81 50dl GO:
amber State 81 al prime white Kentucky 81 90
al 6l15
Rye scarce and firm.
Barley scarce and nominal.
Corn market lace better, with good demand;
sales at l2@74c for shipping mixed Western: g.
ale for Eastern; 60@66c for damaged: 10
for yellow Western; and 1880 for white West
ern.
Oats dull at 55057c
Beet rules steady with a moderate business
doing; prime mess beef dull and nominally I'M
changed.
Cut meats in better demand; &c for shoulders
and 714c tor hams.
Lard rules steady with a moderate business
doing: sales at l014@llc.
Sugar and frmer; sales ut 100
uAc.
Molasses quiet and unchanged; Barbados 43c;
New Orleans 81 0e50c
Butter is firm at l5@20c for Ohio and 20@
2Ic for State
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-03

FoR rHK L S SsSArE.--No man in Indiana
Is more worthy Of or entitled 20 prefermeat AT the
hands oil the Democracy OF the State than Joseph
j. Bingham, Esq editor of the State SsnfiHei-
Amidst all the trials and troubles which have DC
set the Democracy from the commencement OF
our civil and calamtous until the present, no
man has fought more earnestly. necessarily and
consistently for the Democracy and their time
honored principles than Nj. Bingham he, a.
the editor of the political organ of the State. has
been. il possible, more traduced and vllihed by
INSCRIPTIONS and corrupt opponents than any
other man IN the State. and the Democracy owe
il TO themselves u be mindful of their defenders.
As the Legislature at It's next session. has two
United States Senators TO esect-one for the I'm
expired tern OF Mr.. Brisht-about six weeks,
and one for six years. and as in all probability the
Democracy will have majority in the Lesisla
ture, consequently the power to elect sound con
seryatiye Democrats to this position. We propose
TO the Democracy of the State, Joseph J Bing-
ham a. the candidate for the short term. We
know not il Mr. Bingham desires the position
but IL acceptable TO him. We beiieve tins honor
should be bestowed upon him.-Lafsyefte Argus
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-03
COMM ERclAL.
CINCINNATI Market.

CfScISSarr. November L.
Flour very doll; super fne sold at 50 90: extra
s. 30d5 40
whea. dull and unchanged: sales a. sI@i 10
for red and white.
Corn IN good demand at 39,d40c.
Oats dull: 50d5 2c for new and SIC for old.
Barley 81 25@l 81.
Rye unchanged and steady.
Whisky in good demand At 34lsc.
There has been a iair demand for mess pork at
$40 25al0 50.
There is good demand for lard at sac for
Nov or Dec. delivery.
There is an active demand for sugar with sales
Of 200 hhds at ll1l@ll9c.
Coffee is held 1ec higher; small sales al % y
@39c.
Gold declined to 26@27 demand notes "a;
silver 22IS.
Exchange is dull at par and Il discount.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-03
From San Franci>cO.

SAN Francisco. November 1.-The steamer
Golden Age sailed to day for Panama carving
900 passengers and $3.50 600 ia treasure for New
York and $3.50 900 for England.
The steamer Active has returned from the
wreck of the Golden Gate, having left on the
Goth Nothing had been done toward recovering
the treasure. A final attempt would be made
about the first of November
During the past month 100000 Federal taxes
have been collected in this city.
Thirty thousand dollars for the National SAM
tary Committee will be shipped to New York to
morrow from California and twenty thousand from
Nevada
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-03

FI,es TO Br PRESENTED MIR Hugh Wilkins
has Just completed full stand OF regimental
coors Tor the 9TH India N infantry, which will be
presented by the LIT Winconsin battery. The
large national ensign is Inscribed "To the Fourth
Indiana Infantry by the First Winconsin Battery
for gallant conduct at Chaplin Hill, October :
1851"
IL will he remembered that gallant charge
by the 18th Indiana saved the lst Wisconsin bat
tery from falling into the hands o: the enemy In
the fight near PerryviIe The hags, which are
among the most elegant that we have seen, vii
be forwarded 10 Muniordville to day. where they
will be formally presenied.-LonisriHe Journal
Fridau
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-03

LADIES CLoAKs That famous dry goods pal
ace, the New York Store. is ~ usual Overlooking
with beautiful and fashionable goods suitable Tor
the season Ladies' will find there every STYLE
and variety of cloaks The assortment i per
feet: some of the lots superb. The MeSsrs
Glenn have arrangements made TO be IN constant
receipt from the manufacturers OF cloaks as OF
other articles OF dress goods. and the Ladies OF
Indianapolis who make their purchases of them
will be sure that they wear fftsh goods aud the
Latest fashions. Some OF the cioaks ere brought
by Mr.. HUGH Glenn from Paris direct. Call and
examine these beautiful cloaks
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-03

Ny soul toby Il FAR away
Sailing he Ncsuvian Bay,
~ winged boat, bird afoat
swims roand the purple peaks remote
Round purple peaks It sails and seeks
Hoe inleis and their crystal creeks,
where high rocks thr v. through deeps below,
duplicated golden SLOW.
Far. vague. and dim The mountains swim;
While on Ne-uv4us' misty brin.
With outstre,ehed hands. the gray smoke stands,
Overlooking the volcanic lands.
Here Is>hia smiles DER liquid miles;
And yonter. blgest Of the isles,
Calm Capri waits. Der sapphire gates
Beguiling TO her bright estates.
heed not, fmy ripping skin
Float swift or slow T ON cliff TO elf:
With dreamful eyes my spirit lies
Under the walls Of Paradise.
Under the walls where sweIIs and falls
The Bay - deep breast a. intervals,
At peace lie. blown sollly By,
cloud upon this liquid SKY.
The day 80 mild, + heavens own child,
With earth and ocean reconcled;
The airs I feel around ne steal
Are niurmuring To the murmuring keel.
Over the rail my hand I trail.
Within the shadow u the sail.
A. Oy intense, the cooling sense
Giides down my dT0wsy idOlence.
With dreamfu eyes my spirit flies
Where summer sings and never dies-
0eryeied with vines, she grows and shines
Among her future oils and wines.
Her children. hid the cliffs amid,
Are gambOlibg with the gamboliDg Kid;
Or down the walls. with tip-y calls,
Laugh on the rock like waterfalls
The fishers child, with tresses wild.
Unto the smooth, bright sand beguiled,
With glowing lips sings she skips,
Or gazes az the far-Off ships.
Yon deep bark goes where traffic blows,
From lands u sun 20 lands Of SHOWS;
This happier one, its course has run
Prom lands Of snow to lands Of sun.
Unhappy ship, to rise and dip,
With the blue crystal at your lipi
on happy crew, my heart's with you
Sails, and sails, AID sings anew
No more, no more the worldly shore
Upbraid- me with it, loud uproar.
With dreamfu eyes my spirit lies
Under the walls Of Paradise,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-03

LOCAL ADVERTISERS. -Oecasional. or tran
s.en. local notices will not be inserted in this
49, "e'eai'er unless they are paid for when
handed in. and 10 insure insertion mn, no h.,,,,s
IN before O'Clock p. NJ Local notices of FIVE
nnes ana under will be inserted one time for 80
cts each additional insertion of the same mat
yer. % cts; marriage notices, so cts funera;
rouces' 81; pay required in advance. Notices
ioe benevolent societies not exceeding five lines
one insertion, % cts. The above terms will be
strictly observed. -
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-03

HooP SKiRrs.-The scarcity of crinoline in the
South in consequence of the rigid blockade is
doubtless the cause of the woIfish disposition
lately evinced by the ladies of the Southern Con
federacy. We pity them. aud hope that the
brght-e ed and rosy-cheeked fair ones of the
North may never be reduced TO such extremites.
as to snap aud snarl Tor the want of hoops We
don't think they will soon, for MIR. Henry j
Smith, of Cincinnati, has opened wholesale
house where the trade of the West csn be supplied
with every style and variety OF the article. See
advertisement in another column.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-03

could and would seser surrender Fort Ssnier
nor deprive himself OF the most entire liberty 20
send reinforcements 10 il whenever i vas DC
lieved 10 be in danger. or ubenever II might bs
requested by Maj Anderson
Mr Buchanan then alludes 10 other points in
Gen. Scots views. and says that he can solemn
" declare, before God AID ms country. that he
cannot reproach himself with sny act Of com.
mission or omission 70 endanger it, happiness. is
prosperity. aud It's safety since the existing trou-
bes commenced
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-03
Killed.

DAYTON. November III F. Bollmeyer. edi-
tor of the Dayton Empire was shot dead this
morning by Henry VI. Brown, a hatter of this
city. The difficulty grew out of personal mis-
understanding between the parties occasioned by
the shooting Of dog belonging to Bolmeyer by
one of Browns sons. Brown gave himself up
and was taken TO jail
The affair has occasioned much excitement on
nIlr Sir
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-03
Southern News.

New YoRK, Nov 1.-The steamers Matanza-
and Creole have arrived from New Orleans
The capture of Sabine Pass is confirmed, Oct
LIST, by che United States steamer Kensington.
Capt Croker, and the schooners Seaman and
Jonas. Capt Crocker, with 4 small body al
vanced into the country and defeated two band.
OF rebels. The result of his operations was the
capture of one fort, two camps. 80 building. and
10 rebel vessels, which were burned.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-03
FROM Rairimore.

BALTIMORE, October 30.-It Is currently re.
ported here that Ex-Governor Hicks will be ap-
pointed Military Governor of Maryland and will
locate his Office at Baltimore
Five Philadelphia oyster boats with their crews
were seized to day for violating the oyster law
and were taken to Annapolis. The affair Caused
mnch excitement
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-03
job Printing
NOVEMBER :

We are now ready to do all kinds of plain and
fancy job Printing. in the best .,,la On
aee' and as cheap az any other Office. webays
competent hands. good presses, a fine assor, men,
oil paper and cards. and VIC can do good and che.p
work All kinds of books. briefs. catalogues.
&C. printed IN the best style and on short notice
we ask the patronage of Democrats, and an 9th.
ers that want printing done. ~
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-03
Night dispatches.
From Warrington.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-The latest news from
the front is that the rebels still hold Thorough
fare Gap with small picket.
Gen Bayards cavalry was attacked yesterday
afternoon at Aide. He encamped last night two
miles east of that place, from which fact it is IL
ierred he repulsed the rebel force.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-03
Mexican NeNs.

INV ToRK. November L. According to re-
cent information from Mexico received by way
of Havana, about one half Of the French troops
amounting 70 nearly IL 900 men. had arrived and
were ordered Immediately to Orizsbs. IL is
thought the Notifications az Orizsba have been
selected as base of operations and that the ex
petition from tue City of Mexico was to start in
December
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-03

lily SEWING MACHINE, with all the recent improve
ments, is the REST and CHEAPEST and MOST BEAUTI-
FUL Of all sewing machines This machine will sew any
thing fsm the running of tuck in taretan to the max
Ing Of overooatsnything from pilot or beaver cloth
down the gauze gossamer tissue, and is ever
ready do work perfection. ltcan FELL hem, bind,
gather. tuck, guilt and has capacity for great variety
OF ornamental This Is the only machine that
can fell hem bini and FORTH but It will do so better
than any other machine. The Letter Family Sewing
Machine may be had in great variety Of cabinet eases
The Folding Case which is becoming popular, is,
asts name implies. that can be folded into box OF
case which, when opened makes beautiful substantial,
and spacious table for the work TO rest upon The cases
ar. Of every imaginable designpisn the wood grew
in it, native forest deliberately finished a. art
make, them. IN. SINGER a CO.,
No. ass broadway. New York.
esSs-Indsnapoiis ohaee-NO- odd-feiio~s, Hall.
Washington street. spio-uy
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-03

sB- Our types. since the elections, have been
SO accustomed to figuring up Democrats by the
thousands that it is difficult TO get them to repre-
sent hundreds when speaking of Butternut
crowds The meeting at Brownsburg should
have read four hundred persons and not four
thousand
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-03
Democratic central Comn,,,..

The members of the Marion Countv Demo.
cratic Central Committee are requested 10 meet
m ,nd'"napoiis. at the Sentinel Office, at O'Clock
d.. on Saturday. the sth inst. II Is boped
lnat al OF the members will be punctual in their
a''ehaance, as business of an important charac.
ter will be presented. H.y,,S
Nov. l., Ic62 Cbsirr.,